1. THOMSON REUTERS INCITES Marta Plebani – Country Account Manager – Italy, Slovenia, Croatia 12 May 2011

2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CITATION INDEX Concept first developed by Eugene Garfield –Science, 1955 The Science Citation Index (1963) –SCI print (1960’s) –On-line with SciSearch in the 1970’s –CD-ROM in the 1980’s –Web interface (1997) Web of Science Content enhanced: –Science Citation Index – Expanded (SCI-E) –Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) –Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI) –Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI) –Book Citation Index (BKCI) – coming soon!

3. WHY NOT INDEX ALL JOURNALS? 40% of the journals: 80% of the publications 92% of cited papers 4% of the journals: 30% of the publications 51% of cited papers

4. HOW DO WE DECIDE WHICH JOURNALS TO INDEX? Approx. 2.500 journals evaluated annually –10-12% accepted Thomson Reuters editors –Information professionals –Librarians –Experts in the literature of their subject area Web of Science Journals under evaluation Journal ‘quality’

5. THOMSON REUTERS JOURNAL SELECTION POLICY Publishing Standards –Peer review, Editorial conventions Editorial content –Addition to knowledge in specific subject field Diversity –International, regional influence of authors, editors, advisors Citation analysis –Editors and authors’ prior work

6. Region# Journals from Region in Web of Science Europe5,573 49% North America4,251 38% Asia-Pacific965 9% Latin America272 2% Middle East/Africa200 1% Language# Journals in Web of Science English9114 81% Other2147 19% GLOBAL RESEARCH REPRESENTATION WEB OF SCIENCE COVERAGE

7. WEB OF SCIENCE SUMMARY World’s largest citation index –>49 millon papers (75% with citations) –Approx. 800 million citations Multidisciplinary –252 categories covering Science, Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities 110 years consistent coverage –Publishers, societies, open access and electronic journals Content derived from –12,000 scholarly journals –120,000 conferences Updated weekly Exclusively hosted on ISI Web of Knowledge platform

8. 8 GLOBAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY USING WEB OF SCIENCE Asia- Pacific 353 institutions 26 countries Europe, Middle East and Africa 2,500+ institutions 50 countries 244 institutions 12 countries Latin America 760 institutions 2 countries North America  4.000 Research institutions  91 countries

9. GOVERNMENTS AND INSTITUTIONS USING TR DATA FOR EVALUATION (INCL.) Germany: DFG-IFQ, Max Planck Society United Kingdom: King’s College London; HEFCE France: Min. de la Recherche, OST - Paris, CNRS Russia: Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR), St. Pete State U European Union: EC’s DGXII(Research Directorate) US: National Science Foundation (since 1974), NASA South Africa: Ministry Sci & Tech, Univ Pretoria, Natl Research Foundation Canada: NSERC, FRSQ (Quebec), Alberta Research Council Australian Academy of Science, gov’t lab CSIRO Japan: Ministry of Education, Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry People’s Republic of China: Chinese Academy of Science University rankings agencies (THE, Shanghai, etc.) 9

10. JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR 2009 Impact Factor 20092008 2007 Source paper – published in 2009 Cited reference – published in 2007 or 2008 Citations All Previous Years 2006 2010

11. JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS - JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR 11

12.  Authoritative data from the world’s leading provider of research evaluation data  Strict selection policy applying consistent criteria over the last 50 years  This has created a large set of journals containing comparable papers and citations  One consistent editorial policy  Unique set of multi-disciplinary comparable data CONSISTENCY IS THE KEY TO VALIDITY

13. GLOBAL COMPARISONS 13

14. PRODUCTIVITY CROATIAN PAPERS IN WEB OF SCIENCE 14

15. PERFORMANCE CROATIAN PAPERS IN WEB OF SCIENCE 15

16. CROATIA’S BEST PERFORMING RESEARCH AREAS 16

17. CROATIA’S PHYSICS PAPERS PERFORMANCE 17

18. SUBJECT AREAS 18

19. SELECT FIELDS FOR DEEPER ANALYSIS 19

20. DETECT EMERGING & DECLINING FIELDS 20

21. GLOBAL COMPARISONS 21

22. UNIV ZAGREB’S PHYSICS PERFORMANCE COMPARED GLOBALLY 22

23. SAVING AND SHARING REPORTS 23

24. RESEARCH PERFORMANCE PROFILES 24

25. 25 JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR USE AND LIMITATIONS Source: Thomson Reuters InCites Journal Impact Factor = 2,011

26. BENCHMARK YOUR PAPERS AGAINST GLOBAL AVERAGES – IS THIS A HIGHLY CITED PAPER? 26 Hematology articles from this year have been cited 18,83 times This article is ranked in the 12,92nd percentile in its field by citations Articles published in ‘Blood’ from 2004 have been cited 34,30 times This paper has received 40/34,30=1,17 times the expected citations for this journal This paper has received 40/18,83=2,12 times the expected citations for this subject category

27. ALL WEB OF SCIENCE PAPERS FROM UNIVERSITY 1981 - 2011 27

28. WHICH AUTHORS’ PAPERS HAVE PERFORMED BEST IN THEIR FIELD? 28 Source: Thomson Reuters InCites Computer Science Medicine

29. OVERVIEW OF A RESEARCHER 29

30. PRODUCTIVITY BY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT

31. DEPARTMENTAL COMPARISON 31 Computer Science Cardiovascular Division

32. DEPARTMENTAL ANALYSIS 32

33. DEPARTMENTAL ANALYSIS 33

34. SELF-CITATIONS 34

35. WITH WHOM DOES OUR FACULTY COLLABORATE? 35

36. WHICH OF THOSE COLLABORATIONS ARE THE MOST VALUABLE? 36

37. IN WHICH JOURNALS DO OUR PHYSICISTS PUBLISH? 37

38. AND THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY INFLUENCED BY OUR RESEARCH? 38

39. WHO IS CITING US IN THE FIELD OF PHYSICS? 39

40. THOMSON REUTERS INCITES THE FUTURE 40

41. INSTITUTIONAL PROFILES A WIDER LOOK AT RESEARCH EVALUATION

42. VIEW AN INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

43. CREATE A CUSTOMISED RESEARCH FOOTPRINT …

44. … COMPARE CHARACTERISTICS OF DIFFERENT UNIVERSITIES Better reputation Better citation score

45. CREATE A TREND GRAPH …

46. … COMPARE SELECTED PARAMETERS NATIONALLY & GLOBALLY

47. CREATE A SCATTER PLOT …

48. … COMPARE SELECTED INSTITUTIONS WITH 500 GLOBAL PEERS

49. THOMSON REUTERS INCITES Marta Plebani – Country Account Manager – Italy, Slovenia, Croatia 12 May 2011