How to find Journal Citation Reports

Journal Citation Reports (JCR) is part of the database Web of Science. JCR has the impact factors for journals in your discipline, and is a great place to determine where to publish your research for the highest impact. Sure, you can google a journal name + the term impact factor to find impact factors quickly, but to get the correct and up to date impact factor, going to the source is best.

Here's how to find JCR & Web of Science on the Matas homepage.

1. Select RESOURCES (top middle-right of screen)











2. Select WEB OF SCIENCE (center middle of screen)














3. Select JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS (upper left corner of screen)









4. Search by journal name or browse by discipline















More info on using Journal Citation Reports here: http://wokinfo.com/training_support/training/journal-citation-reports/ 

Or contact medref@tulane.edu - Ask Us We Can Help!

Web of Science meets Google Scholar

Web of Science now offers a link-out to Google Scholar to enable another way to find full-text. This is helpful if you are using Web of Science behind a firewall, which can prevent off-campus log-on. In addition, Google Scholar results now include a link to the cited articles in the Web of Science core collection:

 

Google Scholar now displays the number of times Web of Science cites the article.

The links from Google Scholar to Web of Science only appear for subscribers, so off-campus friends should select the Google Scholar @ TU link from the Matas Home Page (upper right hand corner) to see this functionality.

Learn more:
http://wokinfo.com/googlescholar/?elq=18d998ce949743b38e049fa2357a4bf0&elqCampaignId=8679