Repeat step 6 for each journal you are interested in.This is a feature that provides a journal recommendation to be published in.(If the journal name is not hyperlinked the article may be from a conference or edited book). A box will appear which will give details of the journal including the Web of Science categories and Journal Impact Factor quartiles that it belongs to. Go to one of the articles and click on the hyperlinked name of the journal.Click on the tick box to the left of one of the journals that interests you then click on ' View Selected' at the bottom of the page.

In the left hand navigation panel select Source Titles and then scroll down to the list of journal titles which will be sorted by record count.

In the results page, click on the Analyze Results button in the top right corner of the screen.

Search for the topic of interest in the default Basic Search box in the field Topic and limit the search under Timespan for recent years (e.g.

The following method will show you how to use Web of Science to find journals that may be suitable to submit your article to: These tools can be useful but you will still need to check out the journal's scope and ranking(s) yourself before you submit your manuscript. The analyse results tools in Web of Science can also be used to find appropriate journals for your article (see the box below for a detailed methodology).

Elsevier's JournalFinder: This tool only includes Elsevier (i.e.

JANE (Journal/Author Name Estimator): This tool only includes journals indexed in Medline (biomedicine, health and life sciences journals).

The Journal Impact Factor and quartile(s) of each journal suggested are displayed along with links to similar articles from that journal (see ).

EndNote Online Manuscript Matcher :In EndNote Online use the “ Match” tab to find suitable Web of Science journals for the title and abstract of your manuscript.

There are a number of different online tools that will suggest possible journals to submit an article to based on the abstract, title and/or keywords.

Manuscript matcher web of science