December Release

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Discovery Starts Here : The New Web of Knowledge
All of the new features and simpler displays within the Web of Knowledge platform make navigating searches and citation paths easier than ever. The new platform’s underlying architecture is also more flexible and intuitive. We have been able to connect and display information to users in a way that provides more context and better navigation through results.

What’s new in this release?
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  • A simplified display of the Lookup Table makes it easier to view and identify relevant results.
  • Additional information displayed in the Citation Report allows you to gain more context from your results.
  • Use the Advanced Search to search by accession number or ISSN or export them from the Marked List.
  • Search a broad set of data across a subject area using the Advanced Search. The Subject Area field can be found in all of the databases across the new Web of Knowledge.
  • Quickly and simply disambiguate authors with common names with the newly enhanced Author Finder.
  • Add links to full text for records where your library has access to the full article with image-based linking

We’ve also added full-text linking capabilities to CAB eBook Collections and the JSTOR Early Journal Content Collection.

CAB eBook Collections:

Now you can link directly to your CABI eBook Collections from CAB Abstracts on Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge. If you have access to any of the following eBook Collections, please let us know if you would like us to enable links to full text by submitting this form. Select Links - Full Text under the heading Other Scientific & Scholarly Research Products and Services.

  • CAB eBooks Current file 2008-current
  • CAB eBooks Archive 2005-2007
  • CAB eBooks Archive file 2000-2004
  • CAB eBooks Agriculture file
  • CAB eBooks Animal & Veterinary file
  • CAB eBooks Environment file
  • CAB eBooks Human, Food, Nutrition file
  • CABeBooks Leisure and Tourism
  • CABeBooks Plant Sciences

 

JSTOR Early Journal Content Collection links

In early September 2011, JSTOR enabled free access to the JSTOR Early Journal Content Collection, comprised of over 500,000 articles from 200 journals published prior to 1923 in the United States (and prior to 1870 elsewhere). There is a coverage overlap (journals) between Web of Science and the EJC of 141 titles. JSTOR Early Journal Content Collection links will automatically appear in your interface as of December 18th if you have access to those records in Web of Science.

The Chemistry Editions of Web of Science, Current Chemical Reactions and Index Chemicus, have been integrated with the new version of the Web of Knowledge platform. Learn more about the integration >

Thomson Reuters is committed to supporting your research needs, and we appreciate your continued support. If you have any questions or concerns, contact your Thomson Reuters representative or Global Customer Support.

Thomson Reuters is committed to supporting your research needs, and we appreciate your continued support. If you have any questions or concerns, contact your Thomson Reuters representative or Global Customer Support.