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Make the most of your full text collections and database subscriptions. Thomson Reuters Links

As a part of your Web of Knowledge access, you can set up links to navigate back and forth between Web of Knowledge records and the corresponding full-text documents and references your library subscribes to.

Full Text Links

There a number of ways links to your collections can be configured. Once the fields are activated in your account, the full text is just one or two mouse clicks away.

CREATE YOUR FULL TEXT LINKS.

DOI’s

To activate DOI links from subscribed Web of Knowledge databases to the full text, provide a list of your electronic subscriptions.

• If you or your library can export your holdings in the KBART format, this is preferred. Please provide a complete list of the titles in your subscription. See a sample KBART file.
• Individual titles are not needed if your subscription covers a full collection/publisher.
• The list should include full Journal Name, ISSN, Publisher/Aggregator Name, and Start/End Dates when applicable.
• See a sample spreadsheet.

To activate or update Thomson Reuters Links, please contact the Links Team.

• Please be prepared to provide:
• Institution name
• Administrator’s full name
• Spreadsheet with titles for linking by publisher/content host — View sample
  — Download sample
• Telephone number

More Info:
Journals that can be accessed via Thomson Reuters Links

Publisher Journal Collections that can be accessed via Thomson Reuters Links

Open Access Titles that can be accessed via Thomson Reuters Links

OpenURL

Link all of your electronic resources and services using OpenURL.  Get set up with full-text links >
If you are using using Ex Libris (SFX) or WorldCat (OCLC) you can select image-based linking.

OPAC

Links can also be enabled to your library's online public access catalog (OPAC). Your customized OPAC query can easily be integrated into your account—using ISSN or title.  

To activate OPAC links, create an eTicket. For OPAC links, provide the link gateway URL for your OPAC utility.

FEED YOUR INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY.

Inbound OpenURL linking

You can provide direct access to links to specific Web of ScienceSM records information which users can use to feed your institutional repository. Inbound open URL links to Web of Science provide static records for Web of Science from 1945-2008, related records, citing articles , and JCR Web trend graph results. Get more information on how to use the Thomson Reuters Open URL links resolver.

API Service

Enhance your institutional repository and publisher pages with Article Match Retrieval, an API service for requesting data from Web of Science and JCR

SOME LINKS ARE ALREADY CREATED FOR YOU.

As a part of your Web of Knowledge access, some full text links are automatically set up for you, as long as you subscribe to that collection.

GENETIC, CHEMICAL AND TAXONOMIC INFORMATION:

National Center for Biotechnology Information Database links

Links are available from certain Web of Science, BIOSIS and Medline records within Web of Knowledge to a selection of freely and publically available National Center for Biotechnology Information hosted databases.

GLOBAL AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED LIFE SCIENCES LITERATURE: 

CAB Abstracts Full Text Select  More >

If your institution subscribes to CAB Abstracts on Web of Knowledge, you can access links to hard-to-find material in agriculture and applied life sciences, automatically.

CAB eBook Collections:
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

PRIOR TO 1923

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.

TO TRACK YOUR FULL TEXT USAGE

You can simply download usage reports from the Web of Knowledge usage reporting system (WURS). Click here for instructions on how to pull this report

Trialing Web of Knowledge?

If you are currently using a trial of Web of Knowledge you will automatically get links to full text for all DOI titles that we currently provide to customers. We are unable to create custom links to your library's collections.