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indexAbout CAB Abstracts and Global HealthCAB Abstracts gives researchers instant access to over 8 million records from 1973 to the present, with over 360,000 abstracts added each year. Its coverage of the applied life sciences includes agriculture, environment, veterinary sciences, applied economics, food science and nutrition. Global Health gives researchers and students unparalleled access to all the world's relevant public health research and practice indexNew Features and AnnouncementsOpen AccessOpen access status is provided across the Web of Science platform as a result of a partnership with ImpactStory, a not-for-profit organization that recently launched oaDOI, a knowledgebase of Open Access (OA) content. This knowledgebase makes it possible to discover and link to legal Gold (journal level), Hybrid Gold (open content in an otherwise paywalled journal), and Green (author self-archived) OA content. This partnership improves discoverability and access to article-level OA content by not only adding more links to OA content, but also by prioritizing the links to the best version of OA content when multiple versions of an article are available. The OA status of a document can be one of the following:.
A key advantage of the partnership with oaDOI is the ability to prioritize the open access links so the user sees the version of record at the publisher’s site first, followed by the final version at a repository, and then the accepted manuscript at the repository last. Only one open access link is provided. Users may refine search results to identify these open access articles to ensure they can read the articles regardless of their library’s holdings. These values are also available for export as part of the full record. Early AccessEarly Access will be introduced for articles in the Web of Science Core Collection, starting in December, 2017. This doctype indicates an article that has been electronically published by a journal before it has been assigned to a specific volume and issue. These articles are also known as "articles in press" or "publish ahead of print" depending on the publisher's branding.. These articles provide earlier discoverability, and are fully indexed, including a new online publication date from the publisher. These articles accrue Time Cited counts in this earlier stage of publication so the most complete view of the article's impact is preserved. Full Web of Science functionality, including alerts and export to output, is also offered. Daily AlertsFor your saved search history within the Web of Science Core Collection, you can now specify that search results can trigger a daily alert, in addition to the other alert frequencies. Sort and FilterCommonly used filters have been made more accessible. Additionally, with the addition of Open Access and Early Access information, searches and search results can now be filtered by these values. indexThe Web of Science PlatformCitation Indexes
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Clarivate Analytics does not support beta versions Web browsers. Note for Windows XP Users of Internet Explorer 8Please download the KB2416400 patch (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=11262) if you receive the error “HTML Parsing Error: Unable to modify the parent container element before the child element is closed (KB927917).” About Internet Explorer 11Internet Explorer 11 only works with Windows 7 and Windows 8. For best search results, we recommend that you use a combination of Internet Explorer 11 and Windows 7. indexJavaScript RequirementsJavaScript is a scripting language that makes Web pages interactive. JavaScript must be enabled in your Web browser in order for Web of Science to work properly. indexSystem-Related IssuesThis section covers system-related issues and how you can fix those issues. indexModify Settings: Auto-Suggest Publication Names (Caution)Selecting the Chinese language as the search language in All Databases or the Chinese Science Citation Database automatically turns off the auto suggestion setting in all silo product databases in Web of Science. The OFF option will actually appear in the Auto-Suggest Publication Names box in all product. To turn back on the auto suggestion feature, you must first select English or Auto Select as the search language in Modify Settings. Next, you must set the Auto-Suggest feature to ON. Once this happens, the ON option will appear in the Auto-Suggest box in all product databases. You can go to Web of Science Core Collection and other product databases and manually turn on Auto-Suggestions. indexAdding Records to Your EndNote AccountTo use this feature, you must be a registered user of Web of Sciencce and you must sign in. If you are not signed in after you select the record(s) to add to your EndNote account, the system prompts you to sign in after you click the EndNote link. The system then returns you to the Results or Full Record page from where you will have to re-submit your records to your EndNote library. indexCopyrightClarivate Analytics and its product names and acronyms used herein are trademarks, registered trademarks, and service marks used under license. Clarivate has no proprietary interest in the marks or names of others.
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