Web of Science Research Intelligence is a transformational, AI-native software solution that empowers researchers to accelerate innovation and research institutions to better measure and demonstrate impact. Find experts, win more funding, and tell the story of your impact with a next-generation platform built with the research community, for the research community.
The first Web of Science Research Intelligence release focuses on the following:
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Research Intelligence Assistants that allow seasoned data analysts as well as beginner users to uncover the insights they need through a series of prompting questions. Assistants are available for the following workflows:
- Discovering funding opportunities
- Exploring emerging topics
- Evaluating research impact
- Analyzing collaborations
For more information about the Research Intelligence Assistants, refer here.
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Finding funding opportunities, including the ability to save funding searches and to receive weekly alerts on any new or renewed funding opportunities within those saved parameters as well as to track funding opportunities to keep on top of upcoming deadlines.
For more information about funding opportunities, refer here.
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Expert Finder, where you can search for experts across geographies and disciplines and view their researcher cards which include metrics, recent and top publications, a link to their Web of Science profiles and more.
For more information about the Expert Finder, refer here.
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Organization search, allowing you to browse an organization’s departments and to view the organization and departments' metrics and top researchers.
For more information about organization search, refer here.
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Organization-level reporting:
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Research Performance Report: includes a scorecard containing 15 common indicators used to assess research performance and impact; you can look at a trend over time or compare to another organization or group of organizations. Also includes a detailed citation impact page with data visualizations related to publication output and impact.
For more information about research performance reporting, refer here.
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Societal Impact Report: includes a societal impact profile that evaluates an organization’s performance across eight societal facets, using both forward-looking and retrospective indicators, offering a balanced view of future potential and past performance. The report also includes a set of indicators for each of the forward-looking and retrospective indicator groups; a share of publications per UN SDG; and a table listing all records used in the societal impact analysis: publications, patent applications, and granted patents.
For more information about societal impact reporting, refer here.
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Emerging Topics, where you can identify new and emerging areas of research, view the publications based on which the topic is identified as an emerging topic, the organizations, funding agencies, authors and countries contributing to the topic, and more.
For more information about Emerging Topics, refer here.
For additional information about using and navigating Web of Science Research Intelligence, refer here.