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Korean research added to Web of Science
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Institutional Profiles
23 May 2012
Measuring university performance
Thomson Reuters Cortellis
24 November 2011
Competitive intelligence solution serves pharmaceutical industry
Research In View
31 March 2011
Thomson Reuters launches research management system
EndNote for Mac OS X
8 September 2010
Thomson Reuters has released EndNote for Mac OS X, the bibliographic management and publishing solution used by millions of researchers, librarians and students worldwide
Reference Manager
19 August 2010
Reference Manager is said to help authors save time by exporting references directly from online resources such as ISI Web of Knowledge
ScholarOne Manuscripts
18 May 2010
Thomson Reuters launches Japanese version of ScholarOne Manuscripts
ScholarOne Manuscripts
21 May 2009
ScholarOne Manuscripts get new reporting functionality
InCites
3 March 2009
A new citation-based service helps institutions demonstrate research impact
Thomson Innovation
5 June 2008
Thomson Reuters has added authoritative business and news content to the Thomson Innovation intellectual property research and analysis platform.
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