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Browse, search, and explore journals indexed in the Web of Science The Master Journal List is an invaluable tool to help you to find the right journal for your needs across multiple indices hosted on the Web of Science platform.
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Web of Science is the world's leading platform for scientific research and citation data. It covers all disciplines and sources, from journals and books to patents and proceedings. With Web of Science , you can access the most authoritative and influential publications, metrics, and insights in your field and beyond.
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It is a free tool that helps you narrow down your journal options based on your research topic and goals. Pairing your research with a journal. Manuscript Matcher, also available via EndNote™, provides a list of relevant journals indexed in the Web of Science™. First, you’ll want to input your title and abstract (or keywords, if you prefer).
JOURNAL SEARCH. The Master Journal List includes all journal titles covered in Science products.
It contains records of articles from the highest impact journals worldwide—including open access journals— conference proceedings and books. Coverage of some titles date back to 1900. Coverage will depend on your institutions subscription depth.
Find the right journal for your research. Looking for the best journal match for your paper? Search the world's leading source of academic journals using your abstract or your keywords and other details. More on how it works.
Search for journal titles using the JCR abbreviated journal title, the full journal title, ISSN, or eISSN number from the Master Search page. As you enter your search terms, you'll see a selection of suggested journal titles from which you can select to go directly to the Journal Profile, or you can access the Master Search by clicking on the ...
