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Web of Knowledge – Workflow solution for the research community University of Nizwa , September 2012 Dr. Uwe Wendland Country Manager Turkey, Middle East & Africa. Agenda. A brief history of Thomson Reuters’ Citation Indexes Overview of existing customers

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  1. Web of Knowledge – Workflow solution for the research communityUniversity of Nizwa, September 2012Dr. Uwe Wendland Country Manager Turkey, Middle East & Africa

  2. Agenda A brief history of Thomson Reuters’ Citation Indexes Overview of existing customers The Web of Knowledge / Web of Science Philosophy Web of Science – How does it work? Q & A

  3. Thomson Reuters – A tradition of innovation InCites Evaluation Services Web of Knowledge 5.0 Arts & HumanitiesCitation Index Web of Science Science Citation Index 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2008 2009 2011 Social Sciences Citation Index Research in View SciSearch SCI-CD Web of Knowledge

  4. North America 967 institutions 2 countries Europe, Middle East and Africa 4,200+ institutions 51 countries Latin America 269 institutions 11 countries Asia- Pacific 770 institutions 18 countries GLOBAL RESEARCH COMMUNITYUSING WEB OF SCIENCE • 6.000+ Research institutions • 90+ countries

  5. Existing Web of Knowledge customers in Turkey, Middle East & Africa (2012) - Saudi Arabian Consortium (30 sites Univ. 11 new in 2012) + KACST& KAUST - UAE: AUS, UAE Univ, NRF, PI, Masdar Institute - Kuwait: University of Kuwait Qatar: QNRF, University of Qatar Oman: SQU Egypt National Consortium (19 universities) Turkey National Consortium (over 170 institutions, 34 new in 2012)

  6. Evaluated, Selected Content Extremely thorough, detailed journal evaluation and selection processes. For everyjournal. Natural Sciences – from 1900 Social Sciences – from 1900 Arts & Humanities – from 1975 Quality Diversity Depth Coverage of all disciplines within: Natural Sciences – 7,922 Social Sciences – 2,642 Arts & Humanities - 1,415 11,760 unique titles Diverse – International Selection, Cover-to-Cover Indexing, Diversity, Depth, and inclusion of Author Cited References provide a uniquely valuable tool -- drivingdiscovery within the Web of Science A Unique Resource!

  7. Evaluation, Comparison Decision making aids Analysis Alerting Full text links CrossSearch Multidisciplinary Citation searching Quality content Editorial content Specialized indexing Powerful Search tools Collate

  8. ENGINEERING -28070  INSTRUMENTS & INSTRUMENTATION -15896  COMPUTER SCIENCE -13724  PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY- 8591  MATHEMATICS- 8375  BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY- 7854  CHEMISTRY-7602 ...... • Web of Science: 1900 - Journal Category • Current Contents Connect: 1998 Discipline Name • BIOSIS: 1926 Major Concept • Zoological Record: 1864 Descriptors / Systematics • CAB Abstracts: 1910 CABI Code • Inspec: 1898 Classification Code • MEDLINE: 1950MeSH Heading, Major Topic, Qualifier • FSTA: 1969 Section / Subsection • Derwent Innovations Index: 1963Derwent Class Code • Chinese Science Citation Database: 1989 Chinese Library Classification Number All Databases • One single index • Unified subject classification • Coverage from 1864 • Cited references from 1900 • 22,000 journals • 85 million records

  9. Web of Science

  10. Easy to build a comprehensive search query Search for a specific time frame, or since a specific date

  11. Web of Science – What is a citation? 2004 2008 Times Cited 2003 2009 2000 Cited References 2000 Related Records 1998 1974 2008 1993 1999 2002 2000

  12. Citation Index - The Value Add • The language of research is constantly changing, as research progress concepts and terminology evolve. • Text based searching may miss critical information • Network linkages through citations facilitate the discovery of information across the boundaries of terminology LAV(Europe)HTLV-III (USA) HIV + many variants, “SIV” ??? 1983 1987 Present Future This particular article is highly cited and relevant, but does not contain the term “HIV” Therefore, this record cannot be found by searching for the text “HIV” but is easily found by using citations

  13. Metrics Science Citation IndexExpanded Social Sciences and Arts&Humanities Citation Index Journal-level data Researcher-level data Institution-level data Country/region-level data Field/discipline-level data Article-level data

  14. Citation Index – TheValue add Analyze results for detailed analysis such as collaborator identification Instant Citation Reports to easily evaluate research and identify trends Visualize citations using the Citation Map. Identify trends and track research pathways

  15. The separate data sources are selectable for specific search objectives Search lemmatization: Generate more comprehensive results. Searching for “tooth” will also retrieve alternates such as “teeth”

  16. Sort the results by “Times Cited” to identify the most influential research

  17. No limits to the number of search results. Refine results to efficiently narrow the search or run a detailed analysis of the entire result set

  18. Expandable abstracts for easy browsing

  19. The Analyze feature is a powerful analytical tool to identify trends and refine searches. Export of the analysis is simple …or any other field Identify the top countries for a particular research topic… And identify trends

  20. Citation Report provides an instant overview of the publication and citation history Link to the Citing Articles 28.6 Summary statistics and a breakdown per article are provided.

  21. All author names captured, including the full name when available Authors are linked to addresses making the affiliation clear All addresses are captured and addresses are standardized for easy searching

  22. Funding Acknowledgements are captured for easy identification of grant based research and commercial interests

  23. Link to external resources Link to other resources on theWeb of Knowledge platform

  24. Cited References Now includes the Times Cited count. Immediately identify the most important papers

  25. 2004 Times Cited 2008 2003 2009

  26. Citations from other sources are also included and a breakdown of the citing source is shown Better distinguish the value and relevance of the citing articles.

  27. Use the Citation Map to visualize the citation network

  28. Web of Science – Citation Map Displays an interactive visual map of forward and backward citations. It is possible to dynamically scroll around the map to show greater detail 30

  29. Web of Science – Citation Map Modify the color of the nodes to display trends. Options include: Author, Source, Year, Subject Category, Institution and Country. 31

  30. Web of Science – Citation Map Roll over any node to see the details.

  31. Result save / export options include print, save, e-mail, marked list, alerting and RSS. Can also export automatically to EndNote and EndNote Web

  32. Permanently archive results. Organize results around your different projects etc. Share folders with colleagues, for example a research group or the reading list for a class • EndNote Web • Archiving Search Results • Sharing Information • Formatting Bibliographies • Writing efficiently

  33. Cite While You Write™ As you write an article – search your EndNote Web for items you wish to cite Automatically insert the complete bibliography of the paper and format to the style you require. Saves researchers and students a huge amount of time, enabling them to focus on writing the article

  34. EndNote Web is included as part of the Web of Knowledge platform, fully integrated with the Web of Science and ResearcherID

  35. ResearcherID is a freely available website where researchers can register themselves and list their publications. A useful tool to help researchers increase their global visibility and network with other researchers

  36. ResearcherID also includes basic citation metrics, available to the public

  37. ResearcherID also includes network analysis tools for co-author and citing articles.

  38. Thomson Reuters: Solutions for the entire research cycle ISI Web of Knowledge -- Web of Science & other searchable databases Search Discover Quality • Researcher ID • Integrated IR Write and Publish Manage & Promote Research Output Research Cycle • Endnote • EndNote Web • Scholar One Evaluate outcomes • Research analytics • InCites • Journal Citation Reports • Web services

  39. Web of Knowledge – Workflow solution for the research communityUniversity of Nizwa, September 2012THANK YOU !Dr. Uwe Wendland Country Manager Turkey, Middle East & Africa

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