Clarivate Products and Services: A Comprehensive Overview of Research and Intelligence Tools

Clarivate Products and Services

In the modern landscape of academic research and corporate intelligence, access to verified, high-quality data is essential. Clarivate provides a sophisticated ecosystem of paid-access platforms designed to support the entire lifecycle of discovery, from initial academic research and patent filing to drug development and trademark protection.

Web of Science

The Web of Science (WoS), formerly known as the Web of Knowledge, is a premier platform providing access to multiple databases containing reference and citation data. This data is sourced from academic journals, conference proceedings, and various other documents across a wide array of academic disciplines.

The Web of Science Core Collection

The Core Collection is comprised of six specialized indexing databases that allow researchers to track citations and measure the impact of scholarly work:

  • Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE): Formerly the Science Citation Index, it covers over 9,200 journals across 178 scientific disciplines with over 53 million records dating from 1900 to the present.
  • Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI): Covers more than 3,400 journals in the social sciences, featuring over 9.3 million records from 1900 to the present.
  • Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI): Covers over 1,800 journals in the arts and humanities, with over 4.9 million records from 1975 to the present.
  • Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI): Covers more than 7,800 journals across all disciplines, with over 3 million records from 2005 to the present.
  • Book Citation Index (BCI): Includes over 116,000 editorially selected books, containing over 53.2 million records from 2005 to the present.
  • Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI): Covers more than 205,000 conference proceedings, with over 70.1 million records from 1990 to the present.

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ProQuest

Following the acquisition of ProQuest by Clarivate, several ProQuest products are now operated under the Clarivate umbrella. This includes a variety of tools previously acquired by ProQuest through Innovative Interfaces, such as Vega, Sierra, Polaris, Millennium, and Virtua.

Cortellis

Cortellis provides specialized intelligence services for the life sciences sector. These tools are designed to inform critical decision-making throughout the drug and device development lifecycle. The suite includes:

  • Cortellis Clinical Trials, Competitive, Deals, Digital Health, Drug Discovery, and Regulatory Intelligence.
  • Cortellis Generics Intelligence (previously known as Newport).
  • Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) Intelligence.
  • BioWorld and MetaCore.

Derwent

Derwent focuses on the intellectual property (IP) lifecycle, specifically regarding patents. The Derwent World Patents Index (DWPI) is a primary database containing patent applications and grants from 44 global patent issuing authorities.

To support IP administration and prosecution, Clarivate offers additional searching and analysis tools, including Derwent Innovation, Derwent SequenceBase, Derwent Data Analyzer, and GENESEQ.

CompuMark

CompuMark provides essential information services for brand and trademark professionals. These tools help users evaluate potential new trademarks and monitor existing ones for infringement. Key services include:

  • SAEGIS®: An online trademark screening tool.
  • TM go365: A self-service application for trademark research.
  • Full Search: Analyst-driven trademark searching.
  • Watching: A dedicated trademark protection service.

ScholarOne

ScholarOne is a submission management system that streamlines the academic publishing process. It allows journal editors to manage electronic manuscript submissions, recruit peer reviewers, ensure author compliance with journal requirements, and maintain communication with authors. In 2024, ScholarOne was sold to the American software company Silverchair.

Key Facts

  • Web of Science provides citation data across six core databases, including SCIE, SSCI, and AHCI.
  • The Science Citation Index Expanded is the largest journal index in the Core Collection with over 53 million records.
  • Derwent World Patents Index tracks data from 44 different patent issuing authorities.
  • Cortellis specializes in intelligence for the drug and medical device development lifecycle.
  • ScholarOne was transitioned to Silverchair in 2024.
Summary of Web of Science Core Collection Databases
Database Focus Area Approx. Journals/Books Coverage Start Total Records
SCIE Scientific Disciplines 9,200+ Journals 1900 53 Million+
SSCI Social Sciences 3,400+ Journals 1900 9.3 Million+
AHCI Arts & Humanities 1,800+ Journals 1975 4.9 Million+
ESCI All Disciplines 7,800+ Journals 2005 3 Million+
BCI Selected Books 116,000+ Books 2005 53.2 Million+
CPCI Conference Proceedings 205,000+ Proceedings 1990 70.1 Million+

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Web of Science?

The Web of Science is a paid-access platform that provides reference and citation data from academic journals, conference proceedings, and other scholarly documents across various disciplines.

Which database should I use for patent research?

The Derwent World Patents Index (DWPI) is the primary database for patent applications and grants, supported by tools like Derwent Innovation and Derwent Data Analyzer.

What does Cortellis provide for the life sciences industry?

Cortellis offers intelligence services across the drug and device development lifecycle, including clinical trials, regulatory, competitive, and generics intelligence.

How does CompuMark help with trademark protection?

CompuMark provides tools like SAEGIS® for screening, TM go365 for research, and a "Watching" service to monitor existing trademarks for infringement.

Who currently owns ScholarOne?

ScholarOne was sold to the American software company Silverchair in 2024.