Enhancements to Web of Science

Web of Science is one of our most frequently used databases for searching academic literature. We recently received the following information from the makers of web of science regarding enhancements to the database:


Citation Mapping: A beta version of a new visualization tool. Visualize citation relationships and understand the meaning of a cited reference search. Map citations by author, institution, country, subject, and more.

Additional All-Database search options: Now you can sort by Times Cited and search for specific addresses within an All-Database search, making this powerful feature even more flexible and convenient.

New 2007 Data for Journal Citation Reports: The new 2007 data provides the most current information available to determine a publication's impact and influence in the global research community.

More patent coverage: Derwent Innovation Index now provides more extensive coverage of Canadian patents.

Collaborate and share material easier with EndNoteWeb: Designate read/write access for shared EndNote Web folders. Link to the full text of articles directly from EndNote Web records.

Unique DOI number: View the DOI number in the full record and after export to bibliographic management tools.

International Law in Domestic Courts

International Law in Domestic Courts now part of a Oxford Reports on International Law.

Oxford Reports on International Law is a new modular service offering broad coverage of international case law from international courts and tribunals, domestic courts and ad hoc tribunals. The ILDC service will form one module of Oxford Reports on International Law, and will continue to be updated with the same regularity as before.

Cambridge Journals online New release

With the latest release of Cambridge Journals Online in June 2008, there have been a number of developments including:

Bookmarking

Enhanced Search and Discoverability Features

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