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Title: Cracking the Web of Science: International Diversity and Citation Analysis


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Cracking the Web of ScienceInternational
Diversity and Citation Analysis
  • NEICON Conference
  • St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 26 May 2015

Christopher Burghardt Head of Content
Management IP Science
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Thomson Reuters Overview
LARGEST PROVIDER OF INTELLIGENT INFORMATION
Thomson Reuters is the worlds largest provider
of intelligent information generating with over
60,000 worldwide employees.
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Our customers comprise the worlds leading
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we help connect and empower
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OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN CITATION
INDEXING, ANALYSIS AND METRICS
  • In 1955, Dr. Eugene Garfield revolutionized
    research with his concept of citation indexing
    and searching, giving birth to the Science
    Citation Index
  • Web of Science is the highest quality and the
    largest citation database with over 1 Billion
    cited references from 1900 to 2015
  • We only select the most important and influential
    journals from science, social science, and arts
    humanities

2015
1961
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THE JOURNAL SELECTION PROCESS MAIN OBJECTIVES
  • To evaluate and select the best scholarly journal
    content available today for coverage in Web of
    Science.
  • As a result, the Web of Science is known as the
    worldwide source for top tier scholarly research
    published in the best international and regional
    journals.
  • Provide the worldwide publishing community with
    objective standards useful in building top tier,
    world-class publications according to the highest
    ethical standards.
  • Thomson Reuters has built lasting partnerships
    with the global scholarly publishing community.
    We work together to improve the quality of
    scholarly communication everywhere in the world.

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Thomson Reuters Journal Selection Process for
Web of Science Four Points of Evaluation
International Diversity Authors, EAB
Journal Publishing Standards
Editorial Content
Citation Analysis
  • Does this journal target an International or
    Regional audience?
  • Is international representation among Authors and
    EAB members at an appropriate level for this
    journal?
  • Total Citations
  • Integration of the journal into the literature
    over time
  • Impact Factor
  • Recent citation activity
  • Author, EAB citations in the literature.
  • Citation metrics have meaning only in the
    editorial context appropriate for the journal.
  • How does this journal compare with covered
    journals of similar scope?
  • Is this subject already well covered?
  • Will this journal enrich WoS with novel content?
  • Timeliness of publication
  • International Editorial Conventions
  • English language Bibliographic Information
  • Peer Review
  • Arts Humanities journals are exceptional
  • English full text may not be required
  • Novel, well focused content (often regional) is
    essential
  • Citation analysis plays a much smaller role.

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International Diversity and Institutional
Collaboration
  • Greater International Diversity and Institutional
    Collaboration are characteristic of Higher Impact
    Journals
  • View of Diversity and Collaboration in
  • 4 Biochemistry Molecular Biology Journals
  • with 160 Citable Items (Articles and Reviews)
    in 2013
  • 4 Neuroscience Journals
  • with 65 Citable Items (Articles Reviews) in
    2013.
  • Is Diversity an indicator of potential citation
    impact?.

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Journal Impact gt Intl Diversity gt Collaboration4
Neuroscience Journals with 65 Citable items in
2013 Analysis of 100 Most Cited 2011-2012
Articles Reviews
Higher Impact Journals Greater International
Diversity and More Collaboration
2 YEAR Journal Impact Factor
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Journal Impact gt Intl Diversity gt Collaboration4
Neuroscience Journals with 65 Citable items in
2013 Analysis of 100 Most Cited 2008-2012
Articles Reviews
Higher Impact Journals Greater International
Diversity and More Collaboration
5 YEAR Impact Factor
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Journal Impact gt Intl Diversity gt Collaboration4
Biochemistry Mol Biology Journals with 160
Citable items in 2013 Analysis of 100 Most Cited
2011-2012 Articles Reviews
Higher Impact Journals Greater International
Diversity and More Collaboration
2 YEAR Journal Impact Factor
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Journal Impact gt Intl Diversity gt Collaboration5
Biochemistry Mol Biology Journals with 160
Citable items in 2013 Analysis of 200 Most Cited
2008-2012 Articles Reviews
Higher Impact Journals Greater International
Diversity and More Collaboration
5 YEAR Impact Factor
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Russian Research in Web of Science
  • Russian Journals in Web of Science 2006-2015
  • Do Russian Researchers favor Russian or
    Non-Russian Journals?

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Growth of Russian Journal Coverage in Web of
Science
  • 2015
  • SCIE 149
  • AHCI 7
  • SSCI 3

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Russian Research in Web of Science
Russian journals in WoS 159 Total Journals
in WoS 12,649
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REGIONAL CITATION INDEXES
  • Providing Discovery, Access, and Metrics for
    Regional Content

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Increased Visibility of Chinese Research to the
World
Chinese Science Citation Database
  • Coverage of over 1,200 top scholarly
    publications from China
  • Integrated platform to discover, identify,
    assess and demonstrate the impact of Chinese
    research from top scientists, journals, and
    centers of excellence
  • Supports fast growing research output with
    expanded coverage of regional journals

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GROWTH OF CHINESE RESEARCH OUTPUT IN WEB OF
SCIENCE
Launch
  • Accelerate growth of Chinese research in Web of
    Science Core Collection since the 2009 launch of
    the Chinese Science Citation Index

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INCREASED VISIBILITY OF RUSSIAN RESEARCH TO THE
WORLD (JANUARY 2016)
Russian Science Citation Index
  • Extends coverage beyond core collection to
    regionally important research
  • Coverage of up to 1,000 top scholarly
    publications from Russia
  • Integrated platform to discover, identify,
    assess and demonstrate the impact of Russian
    research from top scientists, journals, and
    centers of excellence.

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Russian Journal Impact
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JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR
  • Gold Standard evaluative indicator of journals
  • Assigned by Thomson Reuters to the journals
    captured in Web of Science
  • Updated annually and published in Journal
    Citation Reports
  • Average citation counts of papers published in a
    particular year

Garfield, E. Citation indexes for science A
new dimension in documentation through
association of ideas. Science, 122 (3159),
p.108-111, July 1955.
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What Does Impact Factor Represent?
Impact Factor represents the average number of
times recent articles in a specific journal were
cited in a particular year. What Does it
Measure? Impact Factor measures the citation
performance of the journal as a whole and not of
any specific article or author published in the
journal.
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RUSSIAN JOURNAL EXAMPLE (JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR)
Web of Science / JCR View
2014 Journal Citation Reports Science
Edition Biochemistry-Moscow Impact Factor
1.353 5-Year Impact Factor 1.269 Pub
lished by Maik Nauk/Interperiodica/Springer
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Calculation of 2013 Journal Impact Factor
5-Year Journal Impact Factor
Released in 2014 JCR
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How Can I Improve My Journal?
  1. Active recruitment of high-impact authors and
    articles
  2. Offering better service to authors
  3. Boosting the journals media profile
  4. More careful article selection
  • New England J Med
  • Ann Intern Med
  • BMJ
  • JAMA
  • Lancet
  • Med J Australia
  • Can Med Assn J

M. Chew, E. V. Villanueva, and M. B. Van Der
Weyden, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine
100 (3), 142 (2007).
Thomson Reuters can help.
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How Can I Improve My Papers?
  1. Add international and influential co-authors and
    contributors
  2. Submit to both regional and global journals (Use
    Web of Science and JCR as a guide)
  3. Publish in English and use English polishing
    services
  4. User internationally accepted bibliographic
    conventions use best-in- class reference
    software, e.g. EndNote

Thomson Reuters can help.
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  • Thank you.
  • Master Journal List
  • http//ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/mjl
  • Journal Selection Policy
  • http//wokinfo.com/essays/journal-selection-proces
    s
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