The Gustave L. and Janet W. Levy Library
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ISI's Web of Science is an international multidisciplinary database made up of three citation indexes: The Science Citation Index Expanded, The Social Sciences Citation Index, and The Arts & Humanities Citation Index. A cited reference search in ISI's Web of Science allows you to find out how many times an article has been cited by other publications. |
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| Access Web of Science: | |
Mount Sinai users should access Web of Science from the Library's home page on the left sidebar under Key Resources, or from the Library's Databases page.
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| From Web of Science's main search page click on Cited Reference Search. |  |
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1. Enter the cited author's last name and first and middle initials in the search box. If desired, also enter cited publication and publication year. Click Search.
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The Citing Articles column at the far right (not shown here) displays the number of times each article has been cited by other authors. To see times cited results for more than one reference, check off multiple references and then click Finish Search. This option will also allow you to Analyze a group of references by author, institution, journal name etc.
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| To see who has cited one individual article, click on the View Record link located on the right side of the screen. This option also allows you to view the article's bibliography. |  |
| Use the Full Record Screen: | |
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Click the number next to References to view this article's bibliography. Click the number next to Times Cited to see who has cited this article. Click the Levy Library Find It Button to connect to full-text options for this article. |
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| For more tips on searching Web of Science: | |
| See our user guide in PDF format:
Librarians are available to support your research. For help with a cited reference search, or to schedule individual assistance, please call (212) 241-7204 or send an email to Ask a Librarian.
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