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Thomson Reuters just released a new search interface for . To see a quick tour of the changes, check out on YouTube. There are additional videos that cover the basic Web of Science functions: .

And this year, the UC Libraries and California Digital Library have licensed more databases from Thomson Reuters as part of the Web of Science Core Collection.

WEB OF SCIENCE CORE COLLECTION – Default Search

Along with the familiar Science/Social Science/Arts & Humanities Citation Indexes, these databases are now included in your search. All databases will be searched, unless you specify otherwise.

• Conference Proceedings Citation Index – Indexes conference proceedings (12, 000 conferences, 400, 000 records/year) going back to 1990, with the same citation reference searching as you get in Science Citation Index
• Book Citation Index – Indexes 40, 000 books (10, 000 to be added/year) to add more than 15 million cited references to Web of Science. 40% of the books are in the natural sciences.
• Index Chemicus – Indexes more than 100 organic chemistry journals to provide coverage of novel compounds. You can search by text (including compound/reaction data) or structure/substructure. Along with the bibliographic, cited reference information, and citation alert functionality you expect from Web of Science, you’ll also get graphical summaries and reaction diagrams. – Should be searched with Current Chemical Reactions.
• Current Chemical Reactions – Indexes more than a million synthetic reactions from 100+ organic chemistry journals. You can search by text (including compound/reaction data) or structure/substructure. Along with the typical bibliographic and cited reference information, and citation alert functionality you get in Web of Science, you’ll also get complete reaction diagrams and critical conditions. – Should be searched with Index Chemicus.

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