Web of Science for Reviewers and Authors
Web of Science, previously known as Web of Knowledge, is a database of bibliographic citations of multidisciplinary areas that covers the various journals of medical, scientific, and social sciences including humanities.
Are you looking for an effective way to showcase your scholarly contributions and citation impact, all in one place? Streamline your processes with a Web of Science Researcher Profile – bringing publications and citations together alongside publisher-verified peer reviews and editorships.
Web of Science Researcher Profiles help you raise your visibility in the worldwide research community. In a few easy steps you can share a complete view of your achievements to attract collaborators and funders.
Ensure that peers and evaluators can easily view the impact of your work through unique visualizations based on data sourced from the world’s most trusted citation database. Join researchers from around the world to track your publications, citation metrics, peer reviews, and journal editing work in a single, easy-to-maintain profile.
With Web of Science you can:
- track citations;
- be assigned a Web of Science ResearcherID;
- track and update publications on profiles and across Web of Science – ensuring correct author attribution and identification;
- track peer review and journal editing work alongside publication history;
- download customizable reports for funding and promotion applications.
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Register your peer review in Web of Science
The peer review types which can be added to your Web of Science researcher profile are publisher-invited reviews and community reviews.
Publisher-invited reviews are those commissioned by a journal or conference during a manuscript’s path to publication (or not). On your Web of Science researcher profile, you can add reviews which are performed for journals, conferences or book series to your profile (with the privacy settings you choose). We can then verify your reviews, which can be used in promotion and funding applications.
There are 2 simple ways to populate your review record, most of which rely on you adding and verifying any email addresses you use to submit reviews to journals:
- Send review receipts to reviews@webofscience.com
- Add reviews manually through the forms on the site (further verification will be required).