Clarivate announces Highly Cited Researchers 2025 List
United States is the world leader, while Mainland China and United Kingdom retain second and third positions on the list
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Libraries that invest in AI literacy “report greater confidence”
Clarivate Pulse of the Library Report points to growing maturity in library approaches to artificial intelligence
GetFTR partners with Web of Science
Entitlement checks will enable the Web of Science to add full-text indicators, with smart links made available
Clarivate unveils Citation Laureates 2025
Citation Laureates’ foundational research papers rank among the most highly cited in their fields, reflecting exceptional influence
Cassyni announces Clarivate EndNote Desktop integration
Collaboration enables users to see exactly when a paper is discussed in a seminar, with direct links to that point in the recording
United2Act’s new phase: how the scholarly community can fight paper mills
United2Act, the international multi-stakeholder initiative combating paper mills, has published a report detailing the outcomes of its first phase and issued a call for…
Clarivate announces China Petrochemical Corporation partnership
New agreement delivers Web of Science and incoPat solutions to China’s leading energy company
The accessible future of research: from checklists to cultural change
To create a truly inclusive research ecosystem we must leverage technology, prioritise metadata and embrace shared responsibility
AI Literacy in Practice: A Library Perspective. 24 September, 11am BST
Supported by Clarivate, this session is designed for library and information professionals who are curious about AI
China leads the way in research output across G20 nations
European Union collaboration with China has also more than doubled over the past decade, according to Clarivate report
Clarivate Pulse of the Library 2025 survey now open
Librarians encouraged to share their voice on the state of the profession across public, academic and national institutions
Evolving to protect the integrity of the scholarly record
Nandita Quaderi celebrates 50 years of Journal Citation Reports, and digs deep into the newly launched 2025 edition