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ISI Web of Knowledge news July 2006

New products

  • JCR® 2005 data available JCR 2005 data became available in mid-June. Be sure to clear the cache/history in your browser before going to ISI Web of Knowledge to access the new data.
  • Journal Use Reports— A new analytical resource created to help librarians and administrators understand how journals are being used at their institution. JUR provides a more complete view of how and where journals are being used, by combining publisher usage data for all journals in a collection along with citation data from JCR® and Web of Science® (JCR subscription is required.)
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  • EndNote X For Windows and Mac OS X: Organize your PDF files, drag and drop them, and more.
    More about EndNote
  • Reference Manager 11.0.1 for Windows ®
    More about Reference Manager

Products coming later this year

  •  BIOSIS Archive for Biological Abstracts and BIOSIS Previews — millions of bibliographic records from Biological Abstracts print volumes 1926 to 1968, in fully indexed and searchable form. Modern indexing terms and search functions have been added to further ease search. 
  • Zoological Record Archive — the original bibliographic and taxonomic indexing data from Zoological Record print volumes 1864 to 1977. Over 1 million indexed and searchable records, with unified and mapped terminology, makes Zoological Record — the oldest continuing bibliographic database in life sciences — the most complete record of animal science and taxonomy literature for living and fossil species. 
  • EndNote Web — FREE to all ISI Web of Knowledge customers
    This new Web-based tool provides users with online storage for their references and the ability to instantly format bibliographies in their word processor. ISI Web of Knowledge subscribers receive free, direct access to EndNote Web.
    More about EndNote Web

ISI Web of Knowledge Upgrades

June 2006

  • Refine your results — This new feature brings Analyze functionality to the forefront of a search: helping users get the right results without being expert searchers. Users can start with a broad search and refine the search in steps, one category at a time, until they have targeted exactly the information they need.
  • Analyze more data, faster — Analyze your complete results set with the expanded Analyze Tool. Users can analyze up to 100,000 results at one time, getting a broader view of trends in their field.
  • Access full text within CrossSearchSM — Link directly to the full text of articles from cross searches. Now, no matter where a search is conducted within ISI Web of Knowledge — within an individual product or across many databases with CrossSearch — users can see the same full-text links.

    View a training session on these upgrades

July 2006

  • ISI Web of Knowledge interface has changed. It's a new look — but with the same fast searches.
  • Author Finder is a search refinement feature in Web of Science and Current Contents Connect that enables a searcher to more precisely locate exactly the author he seeks. This new feature helps users improve retrieval results. Precision in author searching will yield exact retrieval of the results.
  • Improved Topic Search Results — for better results when entering multiple search terms. This change lets searchers conduct searches the way they're used to, with the implied "AND" between search terms. Applies to all bibliographic products on the platform, this change in search syntax affects Topic Search and Cross Search (Keyword search).

    View a training session on these new features

  • RSS feeds now available — Users can now get custom RSS feeds to receive search result, citation and tables of contents (TOCs) alerts from ISI Web of Knowledge.
  • Derwent Innovations Index — now has the same interface and tools as other products on ISI Web of Knowledge and performance will be significantly faster.

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