What's New

Improved trend graphs

The 1- and 5-year trend graphs have been updated to a new improved format (using AMCharts) featuring smoothed lines and interactivity (hover to see more detail, zoom within the graph, add and remove items with the clickable legend).

These two new graphs replace the old versions. The download option supports PNG, JPG and PDF (at an improved resolution).

Multi-indicator trend graph

This new graph uses the same format as the improved trend graphs and includes the same interactivity features. Use the multi-indicator trend graph to analyze any item across multiple indicators (only one item from the data table can be added, where necessary add the relevant item to a pinned list, otherwise the top-ranked item will be displayed in the visualization).

Up to five indicators can be added. Web of Science document count indicators will display on the same axis to support comparisons, other indicators will display on independent axes.

To illustrate the use of this new visualization, compare open access output for any entity, previously there was no simple visual way to understand this, now with the new multi-indicator graph, all five open access indicators can be added to the same graph.

The multi-indicator trend graph also lets users, for example, compare document output and impact trends on the same graph.

To illustrate the use of this new visualization, compare open access output for any entity, previously there was no simple visual way to understand this, now with the new multi-indicator graph, all five open access indicators can be added to the same graph.

Journal Citation Indicator Quartile

The JCI Quartile is now available as a filter to apply in any analysis, returning documents in the selected quartile. Unlike JIF Quartile (SCIE and SSCI titles only), this will return results for all journals in SCIE, SSCI, AHCI, and ESCI with a JCI.

Journal Impact Factor display improvements

InCites will now display all JIF indicators in the standard three decimal places format to align with our standard practice and the Journal Citation Reports. We have also taken the opportunity to rename the Quartile indicator to JIF Quartile to avoid confusion with JCI Quartile.

New Green Submitted indicator

Earlier this summer, the Web of Science introduced a new open access type: green submitted. These are published documents with a submitted version in a green repository. Green submitted documents are publicly available versions of published manuscripts that lack changes from peer review and any publisher input. As with our other open access types, this data is provided by Our Research (UnPaywall).

Submitted are now available in InCites as both indicators and an open access filter.

Updated open access labels

Open access is now defined by both the Web of Science and InCites in the following categories:

• Gold (formerly DOAJ gold)

  We have ceased using DOAJ as a source for identifying gold journals owing to data changes (they have removed the gold first published date) – we now take gold status from Our Research (UnPaywall). These are documents published in gold open access titles (for example, PLOS One, Scientific Reports). Gold is defined by the documents having an open licence (Creative Commons).

• Gold - Hybrid (former Other Gold)

  We have redefined these as hybrid – documents published in a non-gold journal with an open licence.

• Free to Read (formerly Bronze)

  These are publicly accessible documents on a publisher's site with no identifiable open licence. Many publishers will release content after an embargo period or allow a limited period of free access post-publication, so this category may change over time.

• Green Published (unchanged)

  Final published versions hosted in a green repository (usually after an embargo period), e.g. in PubMed Central.

• Green Accepted (unchanged)

  Accepted versions of manuscripts in a green repository (often without copy and other editing, and with no publisher typesetting).

• Green Submitted (new)

  Described above.

Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) and JCI Quartile

These two new indicators are now available in InCites Publication Sources explorer.

Journal Citation Indicators are available from 2017 onwards. If a multi-year range is applied, the latest JCI and JCI quartile will display. Date ranges before 2017 will return n/a (we will, in a future release, display the most recent JCI to make the behaviour of these indicators consistent with the JIF indicators).

We will be adding JCI Rank and JCI Percentile in a future release. If there is interest in have JIF rank and percentile (not currently available in InCites), please let me know, as we are building new logic to support category-specific indicators (and display the values for the top-ranked category).

Intra-organization collaborations

A new option to show documents with two or more authors from the same organization that are not marked as an international or domestic collaboration. Filter analyses on 'none' to show these documents or use the two new indicators to identify the total number or percentage of intra-organization collaborations in an analysis.

The June data refresh has been released today, which includes Web of Science data up to the end of June 2021. Learn more about this refresh.

Publisher Report

We have a new system report available to all InCites users from the Reports tab. This quickly shows the strengths of any publisher and their impact with a given organization – ideal for both organizations to understand how their researchers interact with a publisher and for a publisher to demonstrate and understand their output, and the springboard to deeper analyses with the full suite of InCites tools.

We have a new system report available to all InCites users from the Reports tab. This quickly shows the strengths of any publisher and their impact with a given organization – ideal for both organizations to understand how their researchers interact with a publisher and for a publisher to demonstrate and understand their output, and the springboard to deeper analyses with the full suite of InCites tools.

The report currently features four tabs:

Publishing Output – this profiles the selected publisher's (add one or more, and use individual or unified publisher names) output by topic and shows overall publication trends and contributions by JIF quartile. This quickly captures the subject focus of the publisher and whether they're growing or shrinking, and the impact they're having.

Open Access – this shows overall trends for all publicly available content from the publisher and the gold open-access trend along with a subject breakdown. Are they focusing on open access and in which topics?

Most Cited Documents – a list of the top documents from the publisher during the reporting period. A second organization filter is supported to show just those documents with authors affiliated with the selected organization. Quickly identify an organization's best papers with that publisher.

Organization Publication Profile – see the publisher's output focused by an organization – currently with an open access breakdown and overall open access trend. In a future release, we will be adding 'share' tiles showing the proportions of total publisher output by authors from that organization (we will be adding a set of 'baseline share' indicators to support this - these will also be available throughout InCites).

The publisher report isn't an endpoint, we will be adding new tiles to the report in future releases – notably to the organization publication profile, so we encourage user feedback, which you can provide using the feedback option on the question mark on the bottom right corner of the main interface.

The report is also part of our Collections Management strategy which comprises:

• New open access indicators (non-open access and green only)

• Support for both ISSN and eISSN

• Multi-copy and paste for ISSN/eISSNs

• The first iteration of the Publisher Report (this release)

• Baseline share indicators (future release)

• Collection builder – create and analyze collections by uploading lists of ISSN/eISSNs (future release)

• Additional tiles for Publisher Report (future release)

Support for More Custom Datasets

Prior to this release, InCites supported up to 20 custom datasets (either exported from the Web of Science or directly uploaded) – from later today InCites will support up to 50 custom datasets. This addresses a common request from users for increased numbers of datasets.

To support this, we have also made some changes to the Folders page to introduce a scrolling display so users can see all their datasets, folders, and reports.

The InCites dataset is now updated with Journal Citation Reports (JCR) 2020 data released on June 30, 2021.

We have also released the June data refresh today, which includes Web of Science data up to the end of May 2021. Learn more about this refresh.

An updated version of the Treemap visualization was released today that supports up to 100 data points.

Within the Citation Topics Schema in Research Area entity, the Treemap visualization also allows you to access the underlying children of a category. This is immensly helpful when you are analyzing a Macro or a Meso topic and want to view the immediate lower level children of the category.

We are excited to release the following new features today along with the data update.

"Standard" percentiles

We inverted the current percentiles to the standard definition (larger percentiles are better) and brought InCites into alignment with Web of Science. This change effects Percentile in Subject Area and Average Percentile indicators in the product.

New Filter: Top % Documents

To complement the changes to the percentile described above, we have added a new user-defined filter to set the top X% of documents for an analysis. You can choose any values from 1 to 100 and limit your analysis to top % of documents. For example: Selecting 5 will filter on top 5% of the documents. Selecting 15 will filter on top 15% of the documents and so on.

New Filter and indicators to track Domestic Collaboration

New Indicators (Domestic Collaboration and % Domestic Collaboration) and corresponding filter allows you to analyze the impact of national and international collaboration. You can now look at the output of an Organization (or a region/any entity) in terms of intra-regional collaboration.

New Open Access indicators and filters - Green only and Non OA

These new Open Access indicators and filters allow you to analyze and visualize a) Publicly available publisher content but outside of an open-access context, and b) Content which is not publicly available. They complement the other Open Access indicators we have the product currently.

We have also released the May data refresh today, which includes Web of Science data up to the end of April 2021. Learn more about this refresh.

We have released the April data refresh today, which includes Web of Science data up to the end of March 2021. Key feature include a new indicator in Publication Sources entity that allows you to view and export the eISSN of a source. The ISSN/eISSN search supports copy-paste functionality in all entities. We have tested successfully with up to 500 identifiers but more number should be supported. We will soon expand the copy-paste ability to all filters in the application.

Learn more about this refresh.

Note: We have updated our system requirements and will retire support for Internet Explorer on May 31, 2021. Please contact our support team if you have any questions.

A new application update was released today with the following features.

New Geographic map with zoom capabilities

With this release, we are integrating with a new visualization library (AMCharts) and replacing the existing geographic map with an updated version from this new library. This version will allow users to zoom in/out to analyze a country/region further and export the map with a particular country highlighted (with tooltip).

New dropdown to search and copy-paste RID/ORCID

The Unique ID Search option within the Researcher search filter is an additional new way to search for a Researcher which allows you to not only search for Web of Science Researcher ID and ORCID in the same box but also allows to copy-paste a bunch of IDs and let the application resolve them for you. The IDs can be separated via a comma or a semi-colon or both.

The Unique ID Search with copy-paste functionality is available in Person Name or ID and Collaboration with People fields in all entities. We have tested successfully with up to 500 identifiers but more number should be supported. We will soon expand the copy-paste ability to all filters in the application.

We have updated our system requirements and will retire support for Internet Explorer on May 31, 2021. Please contact our support team if you have any questions.

Additional data from external funding agency sources

We are excited to release a new application update today with the following features:

Three new indicators in the Publication Sources entity

This new filter in the Funding Agency entity allows user to filter on the location (Country/Region) of the Funding Agency. We have also added a "Country or Region" indicator to capture the corresponding value for a Funding Agency. This new filter allows users to analyze funding agencies located in one or more countries/regions.

The existing "Location" filter in the Funding Agency entity is now called "Researcher Location". The Researcher Location captures the country/region from the institution address on a document.

Reorder columns via drag and drop

Based on direct feedback from users to simplify the process to reorder columns, we are pleased to introduce the ability to drag and drop the columns in the data table.

We released the February data refresh today which includes Web of Science data up to the end of January 2021. Learn more about this refresh.

Citation Topic Cluster Label Changes for Some Categories

Based on customer feedback, we updated the labels for the following citation topics. See the full updated taxonomy.

Two New Chinese University Associations

Updated Unified Publisher List

We revised the publisher names unified in the application.

• With this last release of the year, we introduce the option to update an existing analysis, in addition to Save as. You can change the filter combinations in a specific analysis (tile) and click Update Analysis, as indicated in the following screen capture, to save the visualization to your report. Or, click Add to Report to save the visualization as a separate analysis in your dashboard or custom report, as you would before today’s update.

• We released the December data refresh and updated the data update calendar for 2021. Except for December 2021, all data releases are scheduled for last Friday of the month. Learn more about the data.

Introducing the New Citation Topics Schema

In this release, we debut a new article-level classification schema, Citation Topics. Developed with the expertise of the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) in Leiden, this algorithmic classification schema produces the three-level hierarchy of topics based on citation relationships.

You can use the new citation schema in any analysis and select their level of detail from 10 broad macro topics, 326 meso topics, to 2444 granular micro topics.

Read more about Citation Topics.

Rename Journal Entity to Publication Sources

With this release, we renamed the Journal entity to Publication Sources to maintain consistency with the different data types available in the entity such as Books, Conference Proceedings, and Book Series in addition to Journals. We renamed a few filters and indicators in the application to maintain consistency with this update with no change in underlying functionality or definition.

We’re excited to announce that you can now click three additional indicators (Times Cited, Documents Cited, and 1 Year Citing All Prior Years Cumulative) so you can view underlying documents, download the list of documents as a CSV file, or export the first 50,000 documents to Web of Science for further analysis. With this release, you have access to citing documents which will help you to understand from where the citations are coming.

You can only click Times Cited and 1 Year Citing All Prior Years Cumulative indicators if the corresponding Web of Science Documents count is less than or equal to 50,000. In the following screen capture, because the Web of Science Documents count for Chinese Academy of Sciences is greater than 50,000, you’ll notice clicking Times Cited and 1 year citing all prior years cumulative is not an option.

The November data refresh was released today. View more information about this refresh.

New Features:

Introducing the Feature Request Link

At Clarivate, we take customer feedback seriously! True to our values of delighting our customers, we invite you to be a part of the InCites product development process. Use the Feature Request link in our Resource Center (the at the bottom-right of the screen) to submit your ideas and comments directly to the product team.

We rely on your feedback to help guide the prioritization of our product improvements, and Feature Request is a critical tool for us to understand and prioritize your needs. The InCites product team will review feature requests, updates statuses, add comments, and regularly communicate the plan for forthcoming releases.

Add and Remove Multiple Indicators

We simplified the process of adding and removing multiple indicators even further with this release. The Add Indicator dialog now allows you to check and uncheck multiple indicators; click Apply to refresh the page with the new selection(s).

Download 5-year Trend Data

The 5-year trend graph now allows you to download underlying trend data directly from the visualization.

The October data refresh was released today. View more information about this refresh.

New Feature

Source Type Filter and Indicator

The Journal entity consists of data from different publication sources such as Journals, Books, Book Series, and Conference Proceedings. Due to this setup, it was not evident to our users exactly which source type is used in their analysis nor was it possible for our users to include or exclude certain publication sources from their analysis. With this release, we have introduced a new Source Type filter in all entities that lets you choose a specific source type from the list.

There is also a new indicator called Source Type in the Journal entity that lets you view corresponding source types of a data entity.

User Feedback

Continuing our momentum with the new user experience release, the following enhancements, as suggested by our users, were implemented in this release:

• Horizontal scroll at the top of the data table
• Unfreeze the Rank indicator
• Ability to pick the visualization count directly

Today we are excited to release a new user experience for InCites! This update makes the platform more intuitive, inviting, and valuable to you and your organization! Review the release notes for this latest update.

The September data refresh was released today. View more information about this refresh.

We’re excited to release a new version of the application with the following updates:

Clickable Document Count Indicators in Baseline for All and Country/Region Baselines

As part of our data transparency initiative, you can access underlying document list for key document count indicators in Baseline for All items and Country/Region Baseline for pinned items. You can view underlying documents for the entire set, export documents to Web of Science, or download the document list.

The August data refresh was released today with an updated version of Australian FOR schema.

We’re excited to release a new version of the application with the following updates:

View in Web of Science - Export Documents from InCites to Web of Science

Each document list window will now have an option to export the first 50,000 documents from InCites to Web of Science. The View in Web of Science link displayed at the top right of the document list window will open the list of first 50,000 documents (based on user's sort) as a search to the current version of Web of Science, subject to your Web of Science entitlements. A pop-up page appears letting you know the possible differences between InCites data and the current data in Web of Science.

Filter on Unified Funding Agencies in All Entities

The Funding Agency filter exists in all entities and currently displays the funding agency name variants along with the corresponding unified items (except Funding Agency entity which displays only the unified funding agencies). With this release, an additional option in non-Funding Agency entities is available to limit your search to unified Funding Agencies, making it easier for you to search and filter on the unified funding agency data in other entities.

With the funding agency filter you can now filter on Unified funding agency names and All, which include unified names and the other variants.

When you select Unified, you can search on unified funding agencies; other variants are not visible.

When you select All, unified funding agency names display alphabetically at the top, followed by other funding agency variants also in alphabetical order:

Impact Profile^™ Visualization Tooltip

Continuing our momentum with the Impact Profile^™ visualization enhancements, you can now see the raw document count for each Impact Profile^™ bucket in the tooltip. This makes it easier to compare Web of Science documents in each bucket of the visualization.

We identified major issues with the data mappings in the following two China SCADC schemas released on August 6, 2020. As such, we have taken them offline for further analysis. Thank you for your patience as we identify and fix the relevant issues.

The following two schemas won’t be available in the product until further notice:

• China SCADC Subject Broad 12
• China SCADC Subject Narrow 96

We are excited to release an updated version of the China SCADC schemas with a Journal-based classification and additional categories. Review the China SCADC subject categories help page for more information.

The July data refresh was released today with the following updates:

• Updated the Web of Science Author Search (beta) data in InCites to include the author profiles linked to a non-unified organization. These profiles will appear with n/a affiliation in InCites data.
• Implemented a clear policy to classify and aggregate unified organizations in InCites drawing on best practices in bibliometrics (e.g., The challenge of identifying universities for a global university ranking, Elizondo et al, 2016 – Leiden Ranking). We have classified all unified Organization into the following 11 types:
  • Academic
  • Academic System
  • Corporate
  • Government
  • Health
  • Healthcare System
  • National Academy
  • Nonprofit
  • Partnership
  • Research Council
  • Research Institute

We have also deprecated the following organization types:

• Funder
• Group
• Museum
• Observatory
• Unspecified

View the complete list of unified organizations with new and previous classification types.

We are working on some exciting new updates for the following two schemas and have temporarily disabled them in the application. We will be releasing an updated version (with more categories and coverage) of these schemas around August 6, 2020.

• China SCADC Subject Broad 12
• China SCADC Subject Narrow 77

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

We are excited to release an update today with the following features:

New Visualizations: Impact Profile™

The Impact Profile™ visualization was part of the ISI report Profiles, not metrics released in 2019. We are happy to bring this visualization in to InCites with this release. Please review our recommendations page for examples and best practices to interpret this visualization.

Some key points to consider:

• Available in Organizations, Locations, Journals, and Funding Agency entities
• Can compare up to five names from the underlying data table
• Can compare data from Category Normalized Citation Impact (CNCI) and Journal Normalized Citation Impact (JNCI) indicators only. These indicators must be added in the data table below for the Impact Profile option to be visible in the visualization drop-down

Baseline for Pinned Items: Clickable Document Count Indicators

As part of our data transparency initiative, users can access the underlying document list for key document count indicators in Baseline for Pinned Items.

Extend Author Position to Locations Entity

We are extending the Author Position features to Locations entity with this release. The six new indicators along with the filtering capability, currently available in Researcher and Organizations entity, are now available in Locations entity. This will help you analyze the number of documents produced by first, last and corresponding author positions in a specific location.

We are pleased to release a data update with the latest 2019 JCR data (JCR release June 29, 2020). The rest of the parameters, including the Web of Science Core Collection extraction date, remains unchanged.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

This data release does not contain the new JCR 2019 data released in June 2020. We will release another InCites data update around mid-July with this new JCR data.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

WoS Author Records (beta)

With this release, we’re introducing an additional way to search for a researcher using the Web of Science Author Search^beta data in the Person and Collaboration with Person filters, in all entities of InCites B&A. This feature allows you to evaluate the entire output and impact of an author and accurately compare and benchmark their research performance.

When WoS Author Record (beta) is selected under Person Name or ID, you can start typing the last or first names of the author and the type-ahead function will show you different options available with the most recent affiliation from the InCites dataset.

Learn more about WoS Author Records (beta).

Following up on our last release where we introduced four new indicators as part of our data transparency initiative, we are excited to release another update today to give you access to underlying papers that contribute to more document count indicators. With this release, you can now click the following indicators to view and download the document list.

• Documents in JIF Journals
• Documents in Q1 Journals
• Documents in Q2 Journals
• Documents in Q3 Journals
• Documents in Q4 Journals
• Highly Cited Papers
• International Collaboration

Earlier this year, we kicked off our Data Transparency initiative to give you access to underlying papers that contribute to our document count indicators. We are happy to release the first iteration of this project today with the following new indicators, which are complementary to the % indicators existing in the application. These indicators are in addition to the current % indicators and allow you to view and visualize the data and export the underlying documents.

In the next few releases, we will extend this capability to other document count indicators such as International Collaboration, Highly Cited Papers, and Documents in JIF, Q1-Q4 indicators.

The following changes are included in this data release:

• Updates to ANVUR category schema

• Added the following organizations to Japan: National University Organization Association:

  • Tsukuba University of Technology

  • Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

  • Tokyo University of the Arts

  • Hyogo University of Teacher Education

  • Naruto University of Education

  • National Institute Fitness & Sports Kanoya

  • National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

  • Kyoto University of Education

• Renamed Organization name Kings College London to King's College London. If you have a saved tile with the previous name, please update the organization name in the tile with the new name.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

The InCites team is very excited to release the following features with today’s update:

Author Position Analysis

Using this feature, you can analyze the position of an author (or its affiliation) listed on a document published on or after 2008. Six new indicators are available to analyze the documents and the % contributions in first, last and corresponding (or reprint) author positions.

The first-listed author is not always responsible for most of the research reported. Publication and citation analysis based on straight countingused to describe schemes where sole credit is given to a single author: first, last, or corresponding, including first-author counts, is a biased sampling procedure that does not represent best practice in scientometrics and is invalid in fields that conventionally use alphabetic ordering (e.g. astronomy, mathematics). Please review our recommendations help page.

More information is available on our Working with Author Positions help page.

Now on InCites: A new experience for Department Report

Following up on the new experience for Organization and Researcher Report, we are excited to bring a new experience for Department Report. This report is only available to our My Organization users and is used to analyze the one or more Departments within the My Organization dataset.

Overview

Our new Department report can be easily found using the Report drop-down or from the landing page together with the other system reports.

Streamlined Structure

The structure within this report is streamlined, making it clear what you can learn from each analysis in the report. It organizes analysis thematically into several tabs, including research output, collaboration, and most cited documents. Some content within each tab is further organized with section titles.

New Functionality

It is now possible to adjust the date range and include or exclude ESCI in the new system report.

For more information please review our detailed release notes.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

Now on InCites: A new experience for Researcher Report

With this release, we are excited to bring a new experience for Researcher Report.

Overview

Researcher report provide a quick overview of a one or more Researchers. They’re pre-built with analysis that answer specific questions.

Streamlined Structure

The structure within this report is streamlined, making it clear what you can learn from each analysis in the report. It organizes analysis thematically into several tabs, including research output, collaboration, and most cited documents. Some content within each tab is further organized with section titles.

Name Selection

As with the current Researcher Report, you can search a person using their ORCID or a Web of Science ResearcherID.

If you are a My Organization subscriber, you can use the “Dataset” toggle to point to your My Organization dataset to analyze your Researchers using their name.

New Functionality

It is now possible to adjust the date range and include or exclude ESCI in the new system report

Please review our detailed release notes.

We are pleased to release a new version of the InCites application today with the following enhancements:

1. Visualization export includes Title and Dataset details. Download as an Image file (PNG file) now includes the chart title and the footer containing the export parameters. This is similar to the details available in Download as a PDF option.

2. Limit the years in Trend and 5-year Trend Graph for JCR indicators to 1997-JCR year (2018). InCites includes key JCR indicator data since 1997. However, the trend graphs and 5-year Trend graphs plot the data from 1980 till 2020, leading to undesired results. Therefore, we are limiting these trend graphs to 1997-JCR year only. The current JCR year is 2018. This change will be visible on:
   • Trend Graph
   • 5 Year Trend Graph
   • Tiles in new Organization report

This change does not affect the date ranges in explorer or the Trend data export from the data table.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

We’re pleased to release a new version of the InCites application today with the following new features:

Polish PL19 Category Schema

For more information, visit our PL19 Category Schema page.

Publisher Unification

Publisher filter exists in all entities and currently displays the publisher name variants. For example, a search for Elsevier displays several variants, making it impossible to analyze the Publisher as a whole. A more comprehensive solution is to unify these variants under a single name like Organization or Funding Agencies, allowing users to analyze their complete dataset.

With this release, we attempted to unify the Publisher Name variants with a Unified Publisher name, making is easier for you to analyze the Publisher in our product. The Publisher filter now allows you to filter Unified publisher names and All, which includes Unified names and the other variants currently existing in the product:

When you select Unified, you can only search unified publisher names; other variants are not visible:

When you select All, Unified Publisher names are displayed at the top alphabetically followed by other publisher variants alphabetically:

We have appended Unified at the end of each unified name for users to identify the unified names among with variants. This new Publisher filter is available in all entities. Access the list of available unified Publisher names.

UI enhancements

This release also contains enhancements to the UI visualizations:

• Increase the font size on legend and scale in all visualization
• Simplified scale - K to denote thousands and M to denote Millions
• Export visualization as an Image (PNG File) - for Non-IE11 users only

Tab Access to My Folders

Now you can conveniently locate My Folder and access your saved datasets:

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

We have identified quality issues with the February data refresh released on February 27 and have restored the January data today. We appreciate your patience as we continue to work with our technology teams for a resolution. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Revised release date for February data refresh is Saturday March 7, 2020.

Continuing with our enhancements to the product, we’re pleased to release a new version of the application today with the following new features:

NOT filter for all fields

We understand your need to filter on and exclude certain data points from your analysis. Based on the feedback received, we’re happy to extend this support for all other fields, including collaboration fields.

Display et al. in documents window and export file

The Latin phrase et al. means “and others,” and most commonly indicates other contributors (authors, editors, etc.) in a bibliographic list, such as “Feynman, Hawking, Sagan, et al.”

We will display the phrase "et al." in the application for documents that have more than five authors.

In our previous release on January 29, 2020, we improved the current export feature allowing you to export the first 200 author names on a document. For documents with more than 200 authors, we added the phrase et al. in the export file:

Share feedback

We have also made it easier for you to submit feedback. Please use the Share Feedback link highlighted below to submit your comments. We look forward to hearing from you!

Now on InCites: A new experience for system reports

With this release, we’re excited to bring a new experience for System Reports starting with a new report called Organization Report.

Overview

System reports provide a quick overview of a topic. They’re pre-built with analysis that answer specific questions. You can use a system report to kickstart a custom report or share with a colleague to show them how they could benefit from InCites.

Streamlined Structure

The structure within this report is streamlined, making it clear what you can learn from each analysis in the report. It organizes analysis thematically into several tabs, including research performance, collaboration, and most cited documents. Some content within each tab is further organized with section titles.

Name Selection

As with the current experience, the system report initially provides a sample name, such as Harvard University. If the user enters a different value, the system report remembers that value.

New Functionality

It is now possible to adjust the date range and include or exclude ESCI in the new system report.

For more information, read our detailed release notes.

We are excited to bring you new enhancements and features throughout 2020. With this release, you can export the first 200 author names from the document list window, which was previously restricted to the first 5 author names. This export enhancement covers about 99.99% of the documents in InCites that have 200 authors or less.

The Document list window will continue to display the first 5 author names for a document due to limited real estate.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.

Happy New Year!!!

With this first release of 2020, we are adding a new category schema called RIS3 (Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialization). The RIS3 schema was developed in 2014 to concentrate public R&D investment in programs that create future domestic capability and inter-regional comparative advantage. For more information, visit the Ministry of Education and Science website.

Information on the latest release of the InCites dataset can be found on the dataset updates page.