Featured Database: Web of Science

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Have you ever used the Web of Science database?


Here are some reasons why you should:

Database description: Whether looking at data, books, journals, proceedings or patents, Web of Science provides a single destination to access the most reliable, integrated, multidisciplinary research. Quality, curated content delivered alongside information on emerging trends, subject specific content and analysis tools make it easy for students, faculty, researchers, analysts, and program managers to pinpoint the most relevant research to inform their work.

For students – use it to find the following:
·   Discover bibliographic and citation information for journal articles.
·   Cited Reference Searching to find articles cited a previously published work.
    Subjects covered :
arts & humanities (1,700 of leading arts and humanities journals)
science (over 8,500 of leading scientific and technical journals across 150 disciplines)
social sciences (3,000 of leading social sciences journals across 50 disciplines)

For faculty/staff – use it to find the following:
·   High-impact articles in science & technical journals, social sciences, arts & humanities
·   Conference proceedings
·   Discover emerging trends that help you pursue successful research and grant applications
·   Identify potential collaborators with significant citation records
·   Cited Reference Searching to find articles cited a previously published work.

Where to find it: Find databases list
More: Web of Science is fully searchable via Search@UW. If you are off-campus, you need to be logged in to see the results.


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