Web of Science

The Web of Science is a bibliographic database of scholarly articles from 22,000 peer-reviewed journals worldwide. The platform provides tools for advanced search, citation analysis and bibliometrics. Access via this catalogue record.

• The Learning Resources' Hub provides self-paced training for the Web of Science.
• Quick reference guides and videos are also available online.
• The searchable master journals' index indicates the titles included in the database. Further details of coverage are on this page.

Journal inclusion criteria are explained on this Clarivate Analytics page. Journal Citation Reports are explained at this link.

Enter the Web of Science via this EUI Catalogue record.

The Emerging Sources Citation Index provides bibliographic data from peer-reviewed journals “of regional importance and in emerging research fields.”

The Web of Science is cross-indexed with Google Scholar. Use the Google Scholar icon at the top of individual Web of Science records to access.

An index to quantify an individual’s scientific research output by Jorge E. Hirsch, explains the h-Index (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102/46, Nov. 2005).

New functionalities and upgrades are announced on this page and the Web of Science blog. The Web of Science is published by Clarivate Analytics.

Enter the Web of Science via this Catalogue record.