THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE: KEEPING PACE WITH THE EVOLUTION OF RESEARCH DISCOVERY

1. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE: KEEPING PACE WITH THE EVOLUTION OF RESEARCH DISCOVERY SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH Alain FreyStrategic Business Manager alain.frey@thomsonreuters.com October 2013

2. The new Web of Science Keeping Pace with the Evolution of Research Discovery

3. THE EVOLUTION OF RESEARCH • CONNECTING PEOPLE, CONTENT AND WORKFLOWS THROUGH CITATIONS • Thomson Reuters Web of Science provides a single destination to access for the world’s largest collection of research data, publications, proceedings and patents. …that grew into the world’s most trusted resource… … and continues to evolve with the pace of research. It started with an idea… More than half a century ago, Dr. Eugene Garfield discovered that citations could help navigate the information flood and gauge the impact of journal literature. Web of Science is the premier resource for research discovery. Our content and tools are trusted by more than 6,000 of the world’s leading organizations driving scholarly research and scientific policy. The next generation of Web of Science brings together the most trusted source of scholarly content and the new standards in online search in one intuitive easy-to-use environment.

4. THE EVOLUTION OF RESEARCH Innovations to Enhance Search & Discovery • We are excited to introduce several key enhancements to the Web of Science that will help our customers transform the way they search for and assess the quality of research content. RESEARCH PRODUCING ORGANIZATIONS Web of Science and Google Scholar are forging a unique collaboration to make the Web of Science instantly discoverable and bringing the power of our citation connections to the open web. Web of Science customers will be able to view and access Web of Science Times Cited Counts and records directly from a Google Scholar search. Reciprocal links will provide an easy path to full-text with links back out to Google Scholar. • In January, the Web of Science will have an all new look and feel. This release directly addresses customer requests for a more intuitive and easier search experience – while maintaining the advanced search capabilities our seasoned researchers and power users expect. • Developed with the emerging needs of the researcher in mind, our January release will provide a simpler search and discovery environment all branded under the banner of the Web of Science. We are bringing new regional content to Web of Science customers and making full text seamlessly available for open access journals. The October launch of the new SciELO Citation Index, trial access to the Chinese Science Citation Database and the upcoming 2014 launch of the new Korean Journal Database brings even more quality, impactful regional content to what is already the largest and most authoritative citation resource. Easier Research Discovery The Most Comprehensive Citation Content A Better Research Tool STRONG BRAND

5. The new Web of Science Enabling Easier Research Discovery

6. EASIER RESEARCH DISCOVERY • While the open web is the often starting point, it is not the ultimate destination. Web of Science remains the primary resource for accessing quality and impactful research. • Our new collaboration with Google Scholar facilitates the seamless movement between the open web to the next generation of Web of Science and its trusted content through citations. Citation connections that now meet the researcher where their search begins. Saves researcher’s time by fitting within their existing workflow Simplifies the discovery process Makes it easier to access full text

7. WEB OF SCIENCE AND GOOGLE SCHOLAREasier Research Discovery Times Cited counts and direct links to the Web of Science are presented within Google Scholar search results. This is the Web of Science Citing Articles Summary Page as displayed to a entitled user. A link back to the Google Scholar results is provided.

8. WEB OF SCIENCE AND GOOGLE SCHOLAREasier Research Discovery Clicking on button in Web of Science launches a search on Google Scholar. Google Scholar automatically displays link to full text, at user’s university if available based on IP address.

9. WEB OF SCIENCE AND GOOGLE SCHOLAREasier Research Discovery This is the Web of Science Citing Articles Summary Page as displayed to a user without complete entitlement. The page is a limited listing of cited articles, and allows user to view static version of full records and Citation Results based on their subscription.

10. The new Web of Science Delivering the Most Comprehensive Citation Content

11. THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE CITATION CONTENT • Starting with the trusted collection of high-impact content, the Web of Science uses citation connections to map paths from core literature to the broadest set of citation content available. Citation Connections that help researchers trace the path from idea to discovery to development. Increases access to content from rapidly emerging and increasingly influential regions Makes historical yet highly influential research easily accessible Provides citation connections that can be followed across regions, subjects, and content types As part of our commitment to regional content expansion, we will continue to partner with local academic and government organizations to deliver regionally relevant, multidisciplinary resources.

12. THE LATEST REGIONAL CONTENT ADDITIONSciELO Citation Index Over 350 new titles added to content covered by Web of Science • Our collaboration with the Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO) will bring greater visibility and improved access to research from emerging economies, particularly in Latin America, the Caribbean, South Africa, and developed Latin-language areas including Spain and Portugal. All titles are open access with links to full-text at SciELO site Approximately 650 titles • Over 4 million Cited References RESEARCH PRODUCING ORGANIZATIONS Weekly updates from SciELO Brazil data feed The same core feature set as other Web of Science resources

13. MILLIONS OF WEB OF SCIENCE RECORDS Counts as of October 2013

14. CONNECTED WITHIN ONE SINGLE RESOURCE Unified subject classification Web of Science Core Collections Conference Proceedings Citation Index Coverage from 1864 Book Citation Index Data Citation Index Cited references from 1900 Current Chemical Reactions Thomson ReutersWeb of Science BIOSIS Citation Index 24,000+ journals Index Chemicus Derwent Innovation Index Current Contents Connect 90 Million + records Zoological Record Medline Regional Citation Indexes

15. DELIVERS UNMATCHED QUALITY AND QUANTITY More Records. More Content. More Citation Connections. More Content Types. Web of Science90,000,000+ Records 800,000,000+ cited references Other Providers 50,000,000+ Records Limited cited references only available to 1996 More Subject Coverage. More Regional Journals.

16. The new Web of Science Providing a Better Research Tool

17. A BETTER RESEARCH TOOL • The next generation of Web of Science brings together the most trusted source of scholarly content and the new standards in online search in one simple environment based upon the principles of Citation Connections. Provides clear search results that make it easy to uncover citation connections Delivers a simplified search experience while maintaining advanced capabilities Integrates metrics and indicators to support faster, analytics-based discovery RESEARCH PRODUCING ORGANIZATIONS These same connections provide the foundation for the most trusted normalized indicators used to measure influence and research evaluation via InCites. Metrics that are now embedded back in the search environment to support guided discovery.

18. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCEA Better Research Tool

19. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Modern, Simplified, Intuitive, Efficient • Updated user interface • Easier to getstarted searching • Simpler and more intuitive navigation • Clear identificationof the database searched and easy toggle to change

20. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Intuitive Search • Simplified ‘one box’ search with ability to expand or change the type of search • Simplified navigation and grouping of functional controls • Expanded search fields available with one click

21. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Clearer Results • Improved page layout and readability of search results • New spell-check “did you mean” functionality • Easier links to full-text

22. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Clearer Results • New layout of full record data elements for easier readability • Exposed Connections • New organization of links to related research in “Citation Network” panel on right • Connections to Citing Articles, Cited References, Related Records within Web of Science and other collections

23. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Integrated metrics and indicators • New Journal information panel including JCR Journal Impact Factor • New “Hot” and “Highly Cited” paper indicators integrated from Essential Science Indicators • Subscription to InCites required

24. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Improved ranking capabilities • Ability to access and explore the underlying ESI data • Ability to view Highly Cited people, departments and labs • Identify Highly Cited designations within data sets Subscription to InCites required

25. THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE A Better Research Tool • Deeper journal analytics • Conduct analysis of citation relationships across journals and categories • Create institution-specific views of journal use to localize analysis • Expanded indicators and trend analyses Subscription to InCites required

26. Keep Pace with the Evolution of Research. Follow the Citation Connection. Uncover Brilliant Results. IN THE NEW WEB OF SCIENCE