1. Bob Green Pre & Post Sales Product Specialist bob.green@clarivate.com
Web of Science
Citation Connection
SHEDL 2017
Bob Green Pre & Post Sales Product Specialist
October 2017

2. Objectives
Understand each database in terms of its content, selection and specialist focus.
Understand how to search each database.
Know how to use analytical tools to identify the most appropriate content.
Understand the concept of the super record.
Use key functionality of the platform.

3. Agenda Web of Science Citation Connection overview
Databases included / Content & Sources / File depth.
Group 1. Multidisciplinary Bibliographic Databases
Unique features, value, examples of searching, results analysis.
Web of Science Core Collection / Current Content Connect.
Group 2. Specialist Bibliographic Databases with controlled indexing-
Biosis Citation Index / Zoological Records / Medline (hosted database).
Group 3. Databases with other literature types
Data Citation Index / Derwent Innovations Index.
All Database searching.
Create a super record to add layers of information to improve relevancy.
Include all document types in your ResearcherID/ORCID profile.
Save all document types to Endnote library for improved quality when citing.

4. Clarivate Analytics
We have a 60-year legacy of curating the most authoritative knowledgebase, including the Web of Science, a custodian of 100 years’ worth of research.
Over 7,000 leading academic, government institutions and corporations use Web of Science data for search, discovery and evaluation.
The IP & Science division of Thomson Reuters was sold as a standalone business to Onex Partners in October 2016, to form a more agile new company, Clarivate Analytics.
We are now an independent company in our own right, with over 4,000 employees around the world. Our values are Customer Focus, Performance and Trust.

5. Possible Content in Citation Connection
STANDARD CONTENT
ALSO AVAILABLE
Science Citation Index® Expanded
Cab Abstracts / Global Health
Social Sciences Citation Index®
FSTA - the food science resource
Arts & Humanities Citation Index®
Inspec
Conference Proceedings Citation Index®
Chinese Science Citation Database
Book Citation Index
Data Citation Index
BIOSIS Citation Index®
Current Chemical Reactions
Index Chemicus
Current Contents Connect
Zoological Record
Derwent Innovations Index
Medline

6. Cover to Cover Identified Authors Searchable Valued Institutions
Accurate and Compete
Cover to Cover
Identified
Searchable
Valued
Authors
Institutions
Funders
Citations in/out

7. The result - a Comprehensive Citation Network
People
Institutions
Funders
Countries
Journals

8. Web of Science Deep and Consistent Core Collection
Derwent Innovations Index
backfiles 1963+
BIOSIS Citation Index
backfiles 1926+
Data Citation Index
backfiles 1900+
Web of Science
Core Collection
Zoological Records
backfiles 1864+
SCIE – backfiles 1900+
SSCI – backfiles 1900+
AHCI – backfiles 1975+
CPCI – backfiles
BKCI – backfiles
IC/CCR – backfiles
CABI
backfiles 1910+
MEDLINE
backfiles 1950+
FSTA
backfiles 1969+
Inspec
backfiles 1898+

9. Web of Science Core Collection – Uses
Journals & Serials
Conference Proceedings
Scholarly Books
Research Datasets
Patents
Web of Science
Web of Science CC
1900
BIOSIS Citation Index
BIOSIS Citation Index
1926
Data Citation Index
Data Citation Index
1900
Derwent
Innovations Index
1963
Zoological Record
1864
Inspec
1898
CABI
1910
Food Science and technology abstracts
1969
Current contents connect
1998
MEDLINE
1950
Chinese Science citation database
1989
SciELO Citation Index
1997

10. Multidisciplinary Bibliographic Databases
WoS Core Collection
Current Contents Connect

11. Conference Proceedings Citation Indexes - Coverage
Two Editions:-
Science & Technology
Social Sciences & Humanities
Updated daily
>9 million records
>385,000 records added/year
>120,000 conferences covered in total
Approximately 12,000 conferences covered annually
Coverage from 1990, cited references from 1999
Comprehensive, multidisciplinary and international coverage from conferences proceedings published in books, journals, reports, series, and preprints
Details of each conference are indexed and searchable, data includes: conference title, sponsor, location, description and date

12. Conference Proceedings Citation Indexes - Benefits
Helps researchers stay up-to-date by giving them access to data that provides early indications of emerging and developing ideas and concepts.
Sometimes, research results (for example a negative response) will never be published in a journal article, and Proceedings paper will be the only record of it.
Proceedings are very timely and the research may be available months before it is formally published in an article.
Seamlessly integrated into the Web of Science to create one resource of journal and conference materials, easily navigate between conference material and scholarly journals using citation navigation.

13. Book Citation Indexes – Coverage and Selection
>1 million records
Coverage from 2005
Updated daily
By definition, scholarly books are generally based on original research or experimentation; such books are written by a researcher or expert in the field who is often affiliated with a college, university, or research institution.
Most scholarly writing includes footnotes or a bibliography. 
The book may include graphs or charts to present data as opposed to just glossy pictures.    
Books to be considered for inclusion: Books that contain original research, Bibliography/references, Print or eBooks, English language books
Indexing of all bibliographic information:  Book title, Series title, Author name, Institutional information, Publisher information, Chapter title, Abstracts, Bibliographies/references

14. Book Citation Index Editions - Benefits
Discover book literature alongside journal literature
Receive more complete coverage in the social sciences and arts and humanities literature which is often lacking in journal literature
Literature reviews help even non-seasoned researchers to understand the relevance and importance of their books results
Discover highly cited book chapters or books in a specific research field
Understand the impact of research published in books, track prior research and monitor current developments, keep track of citations to work, and measure influence of colleagues’ work with cited reference searching
Helps librarians with collection development; exposes book series’ investments to institution and aids in acquisition decisions

15. Index Chemicus – Coverage and Benefits
Index of synthesizable Organic Chemical Compounds from 1993
A valuable resources useful especially for pharmacological research
The content is focused on novelty and compounds are selected using the following criteria:-
New compounds claimed by authors
Newly isolated natural products
New reaction intermediates
Known compounds with new or revised structure (stereochemistry) or labelled in a novel manner
>120 Journals monitored, >3.6 millions compounds, 180,000 added/year
Updated daily
IC is not intended as a comprehensive repository of all chemical substances

16. Current Chemical Reactions – Coverage and Benefits
Current Chemical Reactions (CCR) is a searchable database of state of the art chemical reactions and their chemical structures from 1985
Broad coverage of all areas of chemistry
Coverage of a variety of reaction types
Focus on novel synthetic data to minimize duplications
>350 influential international journals and worldwide patents are monitored for new chemical reactions
>1,000,000 reactions included, 45,000 added/year
Updated daily
Also includes >140,000 classic reactions licensed from the Institut National de la Proprieté Industrielle, covering

17. Compounds / Reactions – Specialist Search

18. Current Contents Connect – Coverage and Benefits
A multidisciplinary current awareness resource
Contains >10,000 journals, >2200 books, >7000 scholarly websites
Back to 1998
7 discipline-specific Editions and 2 Collections
Updated daily
Access to eFirst articles (direct access to article data before the article is published in a journal)
Access Journal issue Table of Contents and records
Set up alerts to be notified when new issues of a journal have been released

19. Specialist Bibliographic Databases with Controlled Indexing
Biosis Citation Index
Zoological Records
Medline
FSTA
CABI

20. BIOSIS Citation Index – Coverage and Benefits
A resource specialising in Life Sciences
Covering Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Agriculture, Biochemistry, Bioengineering, Biomedical, Biophysics, Biotechnology, Ecology, Medicine and Pharmacology
>5,200 journals and serials indexed
Includes Abstracts, Reports, Reviews, and Meetings
Updated daily
Cited references for BIOSIS Previews content:-
BIOSIS unique items from 2006
BIOSIS items overlapping with the Web of Science from 1926
All citation data is resident within the BIOSIS Citation Index database
Available only on the Web of Science platform. 20

21. BIOSIS Citation Index - Indexing
Biologists, understanding of the content, index the records in BIOSIS databases.
Specialized, value-added Fields
Major Concepts
Concept Codes
Taxonomy
Chemical Data
Disease Data
Gene Data
…. and more 21

22. Zoological Record – Coverage and Benefits
The first choice database for any researcher involved in animal sciences and related disciplines such as Zoology, Bio-diversity, Taxonomy, Conservation, Ecology, Evolution, Habitat and many more.
Coverage from 1978 onwards (archive will extend coverage to 1864)
>4 million records available with >72,000 added/year
Updates daily
>5,000 International journals from >100 countries
>3,000 unique titles not found in BIOSIS Previews or Web of Science
Books, Conference Proceedings, Meeting Papers, Meeting Reports, Newsletters & Reviews

23. Zoological Record - Indexing
Thesaurus – Five major hierarchies:
Subject
Geographical
Palaeontological
Systematic
Taxa Notes
Key Fields of for the Researcher or Student:
Broad Terms
Super Taxa
Descriptors Data
Systematics Data

24. Medline Premier source for Biomedicine and health research.
Covering Biology, Environmental Science, Plant and Animal Science, Marine Biology, Chemistry and Biophysics
>22 million records available back to 1950
>5,500 Journals, plus Newspapers, Newsletter and magazines
Content from serial publications, patents, standards, books, reviews, conference proceedings, reports, theses, standards, and legislation.
Updated daily
Contains high quality abstracts
Published by the US National Library of Medicine

25. Medline - Indexing Maintained by NLM in-house highly experienced team
MeSH Thesaurus provides consistent searching by Latin or common words

26. Food Science and Technology Abstracts (FSTA)
FSTA is the largest food science database currently available.
The latest developments and research findings in all sciences linked to food, drink and nutrition
Content from 104 countries with unique coverage from specialist sources
>1 million records available back to 1969
>1,500 records added/week
Content from serial publications, patents, standards, books, reviews, conference proceedings, reports, theses, standards, and legislation.
Updated weekly
Contains high quality abstracts
Published by IFIS (International Food Information Service.)

27. FSTA - Indexing
Maintained by IFIS in-house team of highly experienced scientists
Descriptors Thesaurus with >12,000 terms helps search for related words
FSTA Sections in a hierarchy

28. CAB International (CABI) Abstract and Global Health
Thorough and extensive source of references in the applied life sciences
Covering Agriculture, Environmental, Microbiology, Food & Nutrition, Plant Sciences, Parasitic Diseases, Public Health, Leisure, Tourism
Content from >150 countries
>11 million records from
From 1910 for Abstracts and 1912 Global Health
Content from serial publications, patents, standards, books, reviews, conference proceedings, reports, theses and standards
Updated weekly
Contains high quality abstracts
Published by CAB International

29. CAB Abstract and Global Health - Indexing
Maintained by CAB in-house team of highly experienced scientists
Descriptors Thesaurus with >12,000 terms helps search for related words
CABICODE Sections in a hierarchy

30. Databases with other literature types
Data Citation Index
Derwent Innovations Index

31. Data Citation Indexes – Content and Benefits
First of its kind. A citation index of international research data
Selected research data repositories in all categories in two indexes:-
Science DCI / Social Sciences and Humanities DCI
From >200 repositories
Data studies from 1800
>7 million records, updated quarterly
Citation to/from literature (fully integrated with the Web of Science)
Three hierarchical document types:-
Data repositories / Data studies / Datasets
Data types include Survey, Protein Sequence, Genomic, Image, GPS
Direct links to original repository records and data
Data can be re-used, results can be reproduced more easily and accurately, researchers receive the credit they’re due via citation counts

32. Data Citation Indexes – Indexing
Feeds from repositories are standardised to make it easier for searching the diverse sources
A Taxa Thesaurus is maintained to assist searching of the content

33. Derwent Innovations Index – Coverage and Benefits
>50 million patents
>23 million inventions
From 47 patent-issuing authorities
From 1962
Updated weekly
English abstract from patent documents issued in more than 30 languages
Original patent titles/abstracts are re-written by subject specialists (quickly retrieve relevant hidden information)
Applications for the same invention are grouped into familes
Citation links to the Web of Science Core Collection

34. Derwent Innovations Index – Indexing
Patents are classified using several multi layered hierarchy of codes

35. All Database searching
Super Record
ResearcherID profile
Export to Endnote

36. Search All Databases Web of Science Core collection
Title, Abstract, Author Keywords, KeyWords Plus®
BIOSIS Citation Index
Biological Abstracts
Title, Abstract
Major Concepts, Concept Code(s)
Taxonomic Data, Disease Data, Chemical Data, …
Derwent Innovations Index
Title. Abstract, Equivalent abstracts, International patent classification, Derwent Class codes, Derwent Manual codes
Inspec
Title, Abstract, Controlled Indexing, Uncontrolled Indexing, Original Indexing
Classification Code(s)
Zoological Records
Title, Abstract, Broad Terms
Descriptors Data,
Super Taxa, Taxa Notes
MEDLINE
Title, Abstract, MeSH Terms
Keyword List, Chemical, Gene Symbol, Subject,…
CABI
Title, Abstract, Descriptors, Broad Descriptors, Organism Descriptors, Geographic Location, CABICODE Names
Data Citation Index
Titles, Abstracts, Repository Name, Data Study, Data Set
Food Science and Technology abstracts
Title, Abstract, FSTA Thesaurus, MeSH Thesaurus
Current Contents Connect
Title, Abstract, Author Keywords
KeyWords Plus®
Chinese Science Citation Database
SciELO Citation Index

37. Search All Databases

38. Claim your output from all sources
BIOSIS Citation Index
Data Citation Index
Web of Science
Core Collection
Zoological Records
SCIE – backfiles 1900+
SSCI – backfiles 1900+
AHCI – backfiles 1975+
CPCI – backfiles
BKCI – backfiles
IC/CCR – backfiles
CABI
MEDLINE
FSTA
Inspec

39. Export to EndNote from all sources
BIOSIS Citation Index
Data Citation Index
Web of Science
Core Collection
Zoological Records
SCIE – backfiles 1900+
SSCI – backfiles 1900+
AHCI – backfiles 1975+
CPCI – backfiles
BKCI – backfiles
IC/CCR – backfiles
CABI
MEDLINE
FSTA
Inspec

40. Live Demo

41. Recent
Developments

42. 2017 Development: Partnership with Impactstory
Researchers looking for Open Access articles frequently get unreliable results, typically because the results omit OA articles hosted on publisher sites, or because 'web-scraping' utilities return versions that are not peer-reviewed, or that are in violation of copyright.
Clarivate is providing a grant for Impactstory to build on its oaDOI service, which will enhance content by adding trusted, validated links to free, external full-text open access versions of the research literature.
oaDOI indexes 90 million articles and delivers legal open-access full text versions over a free, open API that is currently used by over 700 libraries worldwide and fulfils over 2 million requests daily.
For Clarivate customers, it will accelerate the discovery phase of innovation by connecting Web of Science subscribers to the verified versions of 18 million new open access articles.
In Q4 of 2017 the Web of Science is scheduled to be able to provide quality article level links to Gold, Hybrid Gold, and Green OA articles.

43. What will Impactstory bring to Web of Science?
1.8 million
# of Open Access articles that are identified as Open Access in the Web of Science Core Collection1
~18 million
# of Open Access articles that researchers estimate to exist in 20172
1000%
By the end of Q1 2018, ~18 million Open Access articles will be identified as Open Access in the Web of Science Core Collection, representing a tenfold increase.
1As of September 5, 2017
2Piwowar H, Priem J, Larivière V, et al. (2017). The State of OA: A large-scale analysis of the prevalence and impact of Open Access articles. PeerJ Preprints 5:e3119v1. 

44. 2017 Development: Purchase of Publons
June 2017: Clarivate Analytics acquired Publons and its leading global platform where researchers share, discuss and receive recognition for peer review and editing of academic research. The acquisition brings together the world's preeminent citation database and the world's largest researcher-facing peer-review data and recognition platform.
Jay Nadler, CEO of Clarivate Analytics: "In five years Publons has built the largest and most trustworthy reviewer discovery tool in the world, with 8 of the top 10 publishers and more than 150,000 reviewers using the platform. This acquisition reflects our commitment to create objective, publisher-independent tools"
Andrew Preston, co-founder of Publons: "The Clarivate Analytics products like Web of Science, EndNote and ScholarOne, are some of the most widely used tools in research. The global scale and impartial position of Clarivate Analytics, combined with Publons, will allow us to further develop the platform, creating the tools and services that the research community needs."
The combined strengths of Clarivate and Publons will address critical research challenges in the $1.7 trillion global research market. Peer review is at the heart of solutions to these challenges and will drive future improvements across the research ecosystem.

45. What is Publons?
A unique profiling system that provides a verified, quantifiable record of the peer reviews that faculty members perform for journals.
190,000+ Researchers
980,000+ Reviews
25,000+ Journals
Individual faculty members can sign up and use Publons for free.
Publons tracks completed peer reviews, not papers authored.
The reviewed article is NOT disclosed publicly, nor is the text of the review.
You can see the number of completed reviews and the journals that a faculty member has reviewed for.
Journal publishers verify reviews manually entered into the system. Publons also integrates with many publishers’ journal management systems, so that a reviewer’s activities can be captured and made public automatically.

46. Publons Benefits: Beyond Bibliometrics
Credit: Peer review represents a valuable, time-consuming contribution to the scholarly record, but is not commonly acknowledged on C.V.s and in faculty activity reporting. Quantifying peer review and making it trackable allows faculty to be recognised for their efforts.
Transparency: While rare, peer review fraud can occur. Verifying peer review activity in a public forum makes the process more transparent.
Journal Evaluation: Publons provides data points beyond bibliometrics that faculty can use to evaluate a journal. Crowd-sourced journal endorsements indicate a journal’s efficiency & trustworthiness. View the Publons Journal List
Connectivity: Publons offers an API

47. Rachel Mangan, Team Lead CE Team| rachel. mangan@clarivate
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