Help What you get Access to data that helps you evaluate and compare scholarly journals. It is a unique resource tool for journal evaluation, using citation data drawn from over 5,000 journals in Science and Technology and 1,500 journals in Social Sciences. Data for year 2000 will be available in August 2001.
Access is for a maximum of five simultaneous users.
Technical Requirements JavaScript must be enabled. Journal Citation Reports is best viewed when using 4.x versions of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer or higher. To access Journal Citation Reports with a Macintosh, you need only be running a current browser. If you want to get a good overview of which journals are important in a specialty, select the View a group of journals by subject category option. You may click on the Help button on the top left corner of the JCR screen for an explanation of these terms.