Building a world-class research talent pool
The challenges and strategies in identifying, recruiting and retaining top research talent through the eyes of national policy makers and academic institutions.
Getting From Polymer Design to Eye Implants – Solving Practical Problems Using Basic Research
In this webinar, our guest panel Professor Xian Jun Loh, Executive Director from the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE), A*STAR discusses practical experiences of performing and supporting use-inspired basic research, involving a personal journey from material discovery to biomedical applications.
Web of Science conference proceedings selection process
We would like to invite you to join us for a special webinar to help you better understand the Web of Science Editorial Conference Proceedings Selection Criteria and Evaluation Process.
Clarivate Digital Roadshow – The 2022 vision and beyond
In this webinar, our Product Developers share exciting new features that will be made available over the coming months. Be the first to have a sneak peek at what is new to the Web of Science™ and InCites.
Learn about the Web of Science Core Collection™ Journals selection process
In this webinar, you will learn about the journal selection philosophy, policy, and clarify the role of various collections on the Web of Science™ platform. You will also learn how you can better support your journals’ endeavours from managing your manuscripts effectively and securely, reducing time taken to look for your right candidates for peer review, and elevating your journals’ presence in this competitive global community.
What’s the latest in InCites?
In today’s competitive research landscape, researchers are finding it more challenging than ever to identify the right partners and after doing so, securing the grants needed to see their research project through. Research administrators are also pressed to show the returns on research investments and provide key bibliographic data to support management teams and faculty leaders in making important research strategy decisions.
Making it count: Research credit management in a collaborative world
It is essential that researchers receive proper recognition for the work they deliver. However, the continued rise in collaboration and multi-author papers makes it difficult for research managers, institutions, and policy analysts to allocate credit, and no formally correct method exists. Understanding the available approaches and their characteristics is essential knowledge for research managers in a period when international collaboration is becoming a dominant feature of global research.
In this webinar, experts who have contributed to the development of indicators of research credit discuss the merits and limitations of the methods most used today and present a new method that accounts for domestic versus international collaboration.
Topics covered:
- How global research networks, and bibliometric approaches to measure them, have evolved over time
- The benefits and drawbacks of current methods that leading research groups use to apportion credit by author, institution and country
- How ‘Collaborative CNCI’ (Collab-CNCI), a new method that deconstructs credit by collaboration type, complements existing methods to improve interpretation and support decision-making
Web of Science & InCites 2021 Highlights (English)
Join us to learn all about our major developments in 2021, including the new Web of Science and Journal Citation Reports platforms, InCites B&A and EndNote new features, and much more. You can also catch a glimpse of our future plans for 2022.
Every Researcher needs to showcase their work (English)
Want to raise your profile for promotion, tenure and funding applications? Learn how to build your online researcher identity, showcase your work and demonstrate your scholarly impact to get noticed by evaluators. Join this session to learn all about the Author Records new features, including open peer review.
Updates for the Emerging Sources Citation Index
Launched in 2015, Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) covers over 7,500 journals and makes it easier to discover research in the social sciences and humanities, get a more complete picture of researcher and institutional output, and expand your view of research globally. Join this session to learn more about the upcoming changes for ESCI content and backfiles.