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Easing the Path to Access OA Content for Researchers – Part 1
This week marks the 10th anniversary of ‘International Open Access Week,’ and this year’s observance carries a thought-provoking theme: “Open in order to….” This is in itself an open-ended statement which urges us all to focus on what Open Access (OA) really enables, and how we can further enable OA. Clarivate Analytics is not a […]
We’re supporting open access in the DACH region – here’s how
The Web of Science is accelerating scientific exchange and progress in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by providing key publication data to Germany’s Open Access Monitor. The Web of Science™, part of Clarivate™, has long been an advocate for open access content. Our publisher-neutral data helps the research community discover and evaluate high-quality open access […]
Top 100 Global Innovators: The DNA Behind Their Success – top ten takeaways
High-impact innovation drives the discovery of new technologies and life-changing solutions, improving the way we live while benefiting a company’s bottom-line. As a follow-up to the Derwent Top 100 Global Innovators 2018-19 report, we held a webinar featuring notable speakers from Microsoft, Dow, and 3M. The discussion centred around the ways these industry leaders push […]
Renal Denervation is Making a Comeback – What You Need to Know
Renal Denervation is Making a Comeback – What You Need to Know In the latest post of this series, we provided an overview on the story of renal...
Immunotherapy – a promising weapon in the war on cancer
This article is part of an ongoing State of Innovation series exploring global inventions and innovation trends in 12 key industries. Download the State of Innovation report on the Biotechnology industry now, or download the full 2017 report here. In 2012, there were an estimated 14.1 million new cases of cancer and 8.2 million […]
Citation Laureates: researchers ‘of Nobel class’ [PODCAST]
Citation Laureates: Learn what it takes to be a researcher 'of Nobel Class' in this episode of Ideas to Innovation. Listen now.
PolyPEPI-1018: A hopeful advance in the fight against cancer – and a milestone for us
Meet PolyPEPI-1018, a cancer vaccine being developed by Treos Bio Ltd. for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer. PolyPEPI-1018 contains six synthetic polypeptides that are precisely selected to induce immune cell responses against 12 epitopes from seven cancer testis antigens (CTAs) most frequently expressed in colorectal cancers. These polypeptides are optimized with the PEPI biomarker […]
For Eun-Jung Park, a Long Road to “Highly Cited Researcher”
The 2018 roster of Highly Cited Researchers from the Web of Science Group includes more than 3,300 scientists. Although each name represents a chronicle of dedication, hard work, and the tenacious pursuit of a dream, some of the stories speak of exceptional and single-minded devotion to attaining a goal. For South Korean researcher Eun-Jung […]
Embracing the East African Community’s vision to deliver a “Common Higher Education Area”
In terms of citation quality and footprint, African research is performing very well, although visibility and access to funding remain the top challenges for research institutions in Africa, and the need for presence, visibility and relevance has never been more pressing in order to secure the means for discovering and advancing knowledge. As one of […]