Supporting open research initiatives with trusted intelligence, data and tools
Learn more about the Web of ScienceAt Clarivate, we support the goals of open research because we believe it’s the best way to join the dots and make the process of scientific discovery faster, more robust and more transparent.
We know that navigating the transition to open research is important to our customers, and we endeavor to help them make that transition as seamless as possible with the tools and intelligence they need.
The academic community needs access to trustworthy research regardless of publishing model. They want to know that they can read the full text of an article when they click on it and that they can access the underlying data. And they want to know that the funding is trackable and transparent.
When the article is easily accessible and shareable, the dots are easier to join, the connections are explicit, and collaborations are more natural and meaningful. The process of scientific discovery is faster, and it is easier to ensure research integrity and reproducibility.
Funding
In 2017 we provided a grant to non-profit Impactstory/Our Research to support further oaDOI development, helping make OA content more accessible for researchers.
Partnership
As a founding sponsor of ORCID in 2010/11, we donated the code from ResearcherID to accelerate development of a new persistent digital identifier backed by a non-profit organization.
Thought leadership
We use our data and expertise to help shed light on a complicated and quickly moving research landscape. Read our ISI Global Research Report on Plan S.
As the open science movement continues to grow, we are enhancing the visibility and discoverability of open outputs.
We provide universities, publishers, and government agencies with solutions that support the transition to an increasingly open environment.
We help researchers confidently build on millions of OA articles from rigorously selected sources and locate reliable OA journals for manuscript submission.
Open access articles
Articles in Web of Science Core Collection since 2019 are open access
Open datasets
Preprint records
Open access journals