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Web of Science

Start with one paper. Follow the evidence.

Citation index for finding and connecting research

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01 / Why It Matters

Find the paper, follow its evidence, then move to the resource that lets you read it.

Web of Science helps you search beyond keywords. Find a useful paper, see what it cites, follow later work that cites it, and discover researchers and institutions working on the same question. Use it to trace a topic across connected studies. When you find the right paper, use its links to move into the HEC-subscribed resource that provides the full text.

02 / Research Terrain

Follow questions across fields.

Browse by subjectStart with the closest field

  • Citation and Reference Tracing
  • Research Evaluation
  • Journal and Category Metrics
  • Author and Institution Profiles
  • Collaboration Mapping
  • Systematic Review Searching

Choose your route: follow citations, search by researcher or institution, or trace a field across connected studies.

03 / Access Details

What you can reach.

Premium access
Provider
https://www.webofscience.com/
How to connect
Access is IP-based. Work from your institution's network and this resource opens without a personal login. Membership and access details
Available Content
No title list to download. Web of Science is a continuously updated discovery and citation service, not a fixed full-text journal package. Search it first, then use HEC-subscribed resources for reading access.
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JCR Context

Clarivate's 2026 Journal Citation Reports, based on 2025 data, report Journal Impact Factor metrics for 22,643 journals across 254 categories. This is a journal-metrics coverage figure, not HEC full-text access: a journal counted in JCR is not automatically available to read through HEC.