Web of Science Core Collection, ESCI, SCIE Consultancy

Genesis Research Consultancy Limited (GRCL) provides comprehensive Web of Science indexing consultancy services for academic journals, publishers, universities, research institutes, scholarly societies, and editorial teams seeking to strengthen their journals for evaluation and coverage in the Web of Science Core Collection. Our consultancy covers journal evaluation preparation, editorial quality, publication ethics, peer-review systems, editorial-board development, journal website and infrastructure, scholarly content, metadata, internationalization, citation practices, technical readiness, and long-term publishing quality.

GRCL can provide consultancy related to journals seeking readiness for Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) and, where appropriate, longer-term development toward the more selective Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), or Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI). We also provide consultancy concerning Journal Citation Reports (JCR), Journal Impact Factor (JIF), Journal Citation Indicator (JCI), journal profile development, and post-indexing quality maintenance.

GRCL does not guarantee Web of Science coverage, ESCI inclusion, SCIE inclusion, JCR eligibility, Journal Impact Factor, quartile, ranking, or any other Clarivate decision. Web of Science editorial selection is conducted independently by Clarivate’s in-house editors using published evaluation criteria.

What Is Web of Science?

Web of Science is a major scholarly research and citation platform operated by Clarivate. Its Web of Science Core Collection is a selectively curated database covering scholarly journals, books, and conference proceedings across a broad range of disciplines. Clarivate describes its selection process as publisher-independent and based on editorial curation, objectivity, selectivity, and collection dynamics. mFor journals, Clarivate currently describes a 28-criterion evaluation framework consisting of:

24 quality criteria, focused on editorial rigor and publishing best practices; and
4 impact criteria, focused on citation impact and influence.

Journals that satisfy the quality criteria can enter ESCI. Journals that subsequently meet the additional impact criteria may be selected for the relevant flagship indexes, including SCIE, SSCI, or AHCI, depending on subject area. Therefore, Web of Science consultancy should not be treated simply as an application-submission service. It is fundamentally a journal quality, editorial governance, scholarly publishing, and evaluation-readiness service.

GRCL’s Web of Science Indexing Consultancy

GRCL provides a structured consultancy program to help journals understand and improve their readiness for Web of Science evaluation. Our service can include:

Web of Science readiness assessment
Journal evaluation audit
Core Collection preparation
ESCI readiness consultancy
SCIE readiness strategy
Editorial quality assessment
Peer-review system assessment
Editorial-board evaluation
Publication ethics consultancy
Journal website audit
OJS and publishing infrastructure review
Scholarly content assessment
Author and editor diversity assessment
Internationalization consultancy
Metadata and DOI review
Citation-quality assessment
JCR readiness consultancy
JIF/JCI understanding and strategy
Pre-submission audit
Post-evaluation remediation
Continuing Web of Science compliance consultancy

Understanding Web of Science Core Collection

The Web of Science Core Collection is not simply a list of journals that have submitted an application. Clarivate uses an editorial selection process involving expert in-house editors. Its current journal evaluation framework considers both quality and impact, with quality being assessed first. The Core Collection includes journal indexes such as:

Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)
Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI)
Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI)

GRCL can help publishers understand the distinction between these collections and develop a realistic journal-development strategy.

Web of Science Research Commons Consultancy

Web of Science also provides Research Commons, which Clarivate describes as additional journal content from open metadata sources that sits alongside the selective, curated Web of Science Core Collection. Research Commons is therefore broader in scope and should not be represented as equivalent to Core Collection coverage. GRCL can help publishers accurately communicate their journal’s status on their website, avoiding potentially misleading statements such as:

“Indexed in Web of Science”

when the actual status may instead relate to Research Commons or another Web of Science discovery environment.

Our consultancy can include:

Web of Science status verification
Collection-status interpretation
Journal website wording review
Indexing-information audit
Publisher claims review
Clarivate terminology review
Public indexing statement development

This helps publishers maintain transparent and verifiable indexing claims.

ESCI Indexing Consultancy

Emerging Sources Citation Index

GRCL provides dedicated ESCI readiness consultancy for journals seeking to strengthen their eligibility for Web of Science Core Collection consideration. Clarivate states that journals that satisfy the quality criteria enter ESCI, while journals that later satisfy additional impact criteria may be considered for movement to a flagship index. Our ESCI consultancy focuses primarily on quality and editorial readiness.

GRCL can assess:

ISSN
Journal identity
Publisher information
Journal website
Peer-review policy
Editorial board
Editorial governance
Scholarly content
English titles and abstracts
Bibliographic information
Publication regularity
Scope
Author distribution
Editorial-board distribution
Publication ethics
Citation practices
Research integrity
Journal policies
Online accessibility

SCIE Indexing Consultancy

Science Citation Index Expanded

For science and technology journals, GRCL provides consultancy focused on long-term SCIE readiness. SCIE is part of the Web of Science Core Collection’s more selective flagship journal indexes. Clarivate explains that journals must first satisfy the quality requirements and then meet the additional impact criteria relevant to the flagship indexes. GRCL can help science journals develop a structured pathway emphasizing:

Scientific quality

Original research
Scientific rigor
Appropriate methodology
Reproducibility where relevant
Research significance
Appropriate references

Editorial quality

Qualified editors
Appropriate editorial board
Peer-review integrity
Editorial independence
Subject expertise

Publishing quality

Regular publication
Professional website
Accurate metadata
DOI implementation
Clear policies
Reliable archives

Scholarly visibility

High-quality authorship
International collaboration
Appropriate citation practices
Research community engagement

Impact development

Sustainable scholarly influence
Citation quality
Content significance
Author and editorial-board citation profiles

Importantly, GRCL does not offer artificial citation-generation or citation-manipulation services. The objective is genuine scholarly quality and sustainable research impact.

SSCI and AHCI Readiness

Although the user’s primary service offering may focus on scientific journals and SCIE, GRCL can also provide broader Web of Science Core Collection consultancy for journals in social sciences, arts, and humanities. Depending on the discipline, the relevant pathway may involve:

ESCI
SSCI
AHCI

The applicable collection depends on the journal’s subject area and evaluation outcome. GRCL can therefore conduct a discipline-specific readiness assessment rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model.

1. Initial Web of Science Readiness Assessment

Our consultancy begins with an assessment of the journal’s current publishing condition. GRCL can examine:

Journal identity

Title
ISSN/eISSN
Scope
Publisher
Ownership
Publication frequency
Publication history

Editorial structure

Editor-in-Chief
Associate editors
Editorial board
Affiliations
Geographic distribution
Subject expertise

Publishing infrastructure

Website
OJS
Submission system
Article pages
Archives
DOI
Metadata

Publication practices

Peer review
Ethics
Corrections
Retractions
Conflicts of interest
Authorship
Research integrity

The result is a structured assessment of the journal’s current readiness.

2. ISSN and Journal Identity Audit

Clarivate’s initial evaluation includes verification of journal identity and ISSN information. The journal must have a registered ISSN that can be verified in the ISSN database, and the ISSN should be displayed consistently across relevant journal platforms. GRCL can review:

Print ISSN
Electronic ISSN
ISSN consistency
Journal title consistency
Website title
PDF title
Article-page title
Issue-level title
DOI metadata
Indexing metadata

We identify inconsistencies that may create confusion during evaluation.

3. Publisher Verification and Transparency

Clarivate’s criteria include clear identification of the journal publisher and a verifiable physical business address. GRCL can assess whether the journal clearly provides:

Publisher name
Publisher address
Contact details
Ownership information
Editorial contact
Production contact
Journal contact
Institutional or society relationship

Transparency should be consistent throughout the website and published material.

4. Journal Website Consultancy

A professional journal website is an important component of publishing infrastructure. GRCL can conduct a detailed website audit covering:

Homepage
About page
Aims and scope
Editorial board
Author guidelines
Reviewer guidelines
Peer-review policy
Publication ethics
Copyright
Licensing
APC information
Archiving
Contact details
Archives
Article pages
DOI links
References
Indexing information

Clarivate specifically evaluates the journal URL, accessibility of content, and the quality and consistency of information presented on the journal platform.

5. Peer-Review System Consultancy

Web of Science evaluation examines whether the journal has a clear commitment to peer review and whether published content reflects adequate and effective peer review. Primary research articles are expected to undergo external peer review, subject to appropriate disciplinary considerations. GRCL can assess:

Peer-review model
Reviewer selection
Reviewer qualifications
Reviewer invitations
Review reports
Editorial decisions
Revision procedures
Reviewer conflicts of interest
Reviewer confidentiality
Appeals
Editorial oversight

We can also help journals ensure that the published policy corresponds to actual editorial practice.

6. Editorial Board Consultancy

The editorial board is a central component of journal credibility. Clarivate evaluates editorial-board composition, affiliations, geographic diversity, publication records, and consistency with the journal’s scope and publishing output. GRCL can review:

Editor qualifications
Editorial expertise
Institutional affiliations
Geographic diversity
Publication history
Board size
Board responsibilities
Scope–board alignment
Board–content alignment

The objective is to develop a genuine scholarly editorial community, not simply increase the number of names displayed on a webpage.

7. Author Distribution and Internationalization

Clarivate evaluates the affiliations, geographic diversity, and publication records of journal authors as part of its quality assessment. GRCL can assess:

Author geographic distribution
Institutional diversity
International participation
Author–scope alignment
Author–editorial-board alignment
International collaboration
Regional concentration

Our approach emphasizes genuine internationalization through scholarly participation, rather than artificially creating geographic diversity.

8. Scholarly Content Assessment

Clarivate expects journals to contain primarily original scholarly material appropriate for graduate, post-doctoral, and/or professional research audiences. GRCL can perform sample-based content assessments covering:

Research originality
Scientific contribution
Methodology
Scholarly rigor
Article structure
Abstracts
References
Figures
Tables
Research ethics
Data transparency
Scope alignment

This allows publishers to identify recurring weaknesses across published issues.

9. Aims and Scope Consultancy

A journal’s stated scope should correspond with:

Title → Scope → Editorial Board → Authors → Published Content

Clarivate explicitly evaluates this alignment. GRCL can review:

Scope definition
Subject boundaries
Interdisciplinary positioning
Article relevance
Editorial expertise
Author community
Title–scope consistency

A clear scope can help establish a coherent scholarly identity.

10. English Titles and Abstracts

Clarivate’s evaluation criteria require journals to provide comprehensible English translations of article titles and English abstracts, regardless of the language of the main published content. GRCL can audit:

English titles
English abstracts
Keywords
Language quality
Terminology
Grammar
Scientific clarity

This is especially useful for journals publishing multilingual content.

11. Bibliographic Information and Roman Script

Clarivate’s criteria require cited references, names, and affiliations to be published in Roman script to facilitate accurate indexing and global comprehension. GRCL can review:

Author names
Affiliations
References
Citation formatting
Transliteration
Bibliographic consistency
Metadata

12. Publication Regularity and Timeliness

Clarivate evaluates whether a journal has a defined publication frequency or clearly operates under an irregular or continuous publishing model. GRCL can assess:

Publication schedule
Issue frequency
Publication delays
Missing issues
Volume numbering
Issue numbering
Continuous publication
Article publication dates
Archive completeness

We can help publishers establish sustainable editorial production workflows.

13. Publication Ethics and Research Integrity

GRCL provides comprehensive publication-ethics consultancy for Web of Science readiness. Policies may cover:

Plagiarism
Fabrication
Falsification
Duplicate publication
Redundant publication
Authorship
Contributorship
Conflicts of interest
Research misconduct
Peer-review manipulation
Corrections
Retractions
Expressions of concern
Complaints
Appeals
Ethical oversight

Clarivate’s quality criteria specifically reference adherence to community standards and recognize best practices such as the COPE Core Practices.

14. OJS and Publishing Infrastructure Consultancy

For journals operating on Open Journal Systems (OJS), GRCL can assess:

Journal configuration
Editorial workflow
Submission process
Reviewer workflow
Editorial roles
Article metadata
DOI configuration
Archives
Author guidelines
Policies
Article landing pages
Website navigation

The objective is to create a reliable publishing environment that supports transparent scholarly communication.

15. DOI and Metadata Audit

GRCL can conduct an article-level metadata audit covering:

Article title
Authors
Affiliations
ORCID
Abstract
Keywords
DOI
Volume
Issue
Publication date
Page numbers/article number
References

We can compare information across:

Journal website → PDF → DOI metadata → indexing records

and identify inconsistencies requiring correction.

16. Citation and Reference Quality

Appropriate citation of the surrounding scholarly literature is one of Clarivate’s quality criteria. GRCL can assess:

Reference completeness
Reference relevance
Citation accuracy
DOI accuracy
Bibliographic consistency
Citation formatting
Literature coverage
Self-citation patterns

The purpose is to strengthen scholarly communication—not manipulate citation performance.

17. Content Significance Consultancy

For journals progressing toward the most selective Web of Science collections, content significance becomes increasingly important. Clarivate explains that significance can be demonstrated through factors such as unique specialization, novel perspectives, regional focus, unusual content, or content that adds value to Web of Science coverage. GRCL can help journals clarify:

Research niche
Scientific contribution
Disciplinary importance
Regional research value
Emerging research areas
Interdisciplinary relevance
Journal differentiation

18. SCIE Development Strategy

For appropriate science journals, GRCL can develop a long-term SCIE-oriented development strategy. This may involve:

Quality → Consistency → Visibility → Scholarly Influence → Impact

The strategy can address:

Article quality
Editorial board quality
Author diversity
International collaboration
Citation quality
Research significance
Publication regularity
Editorial standards
Research integrity

However, SCIE should never be presented as an automatic promotion from ESCI. Clarivate conducts ongoing evaluation and collection dynamics, and impact criteria are assessed in addition to quality criteria.

19. Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Consultancy

JCR and Journal Impact Factor Readiness

GRCL also provides consultancy concerning Journal Citation Reports (JCR) and journal-level metrics. Clarivate states that JCR is updated annually and that journals in the Web of Science Core Collection that meet the applicable timing and coverage conditions can be eligible for JCR and journal-level metrics such as Journal Impact Factor (JIF) and Journal Citation Indicator (JCI). GRCL can help publishers understand:

JCR eligibility
JIF methodology at a high level
JCI
Journal category
Citation performance
Journal ranking
Quartile interpretation
Citation trends
Journal profile
Post-indexing quality

20. Journal Impact Factor Consultancy

The Journal Impact Factor (JIF) is a journal-level metric reported through JCR. GRCL can provide educational and strategic consultancy concerning:

How JIF works
How citation activity affects journal metrics
JCR interpretation
Citation-performance monitoring
Journal-category positioning
Responsible use of journal metrics

GRCL does not offer guaranteed JIF values or services designed to manipulate citations.

21. JCI and Journal-Level Metrics

GRCL can also explain and assess other journal-level indicators available through JCR, including the Journal Citation Indicator (JCI). Our consultancy can help publishers understand the distinction between:

JIF
JCI
Citation counts
Category rankings
Quartiles
Other journal-level indicators

This can help editors and publishers communicate journal performance more accurately.

22. Technical Onboarding Consultancy

Passing editorial evaluation is not necessarily the end of the process. Clarivate explains that after a journal passes editorial evaluation and is provisionally accepted, it undergoes a technical onboarding evaluation to verify that its content can be supplied in a format compatible with Web of Science indexing practices. Clarivate also checks whether journal PDFs contain the metadata elements necessary for accurate indexing. GRCL can therefore review:

PDF structure
Metadata
Article identifiers
Author information
References
Journal issue structure
Publishing files
Website content
Technical consistency

23. Pre-Submission Web of Science Audit

Before submission, GRCL can perform a final comprehensive audit.

Phase 1 — Identity

ISSN
Title
Publisher
Website
Contact information

Phase 2 — Editorial

Editors
Editorial board
Affiliations
Diversity
Expertise

Phase 3 — Publishing

Frequency
Archives
Timeliness
Article structure

Phase 4 — Quality

Peer review
Content
Scope
References
Scholarly contribution

Phase 5 — Ethics

Publication ethics
Research integrity
Corrections
Retractions
Conflicts of interest

Phase 6 — Technical

Website
PDFs
DOI
Metadata
Article pages

Phase 7 — Internationalization

Authors
Editors
Institutions
Geographic diversity

Phase 8 — Final readiness

Gap analysis
Corrective actions
Final audit
Submission guidance

24. Web of Science Gap Analysis

GRCL can produce a detailed Web of Science Gap Analysis Report. The report may categorize findings as:

Critical Issues

Immediate attention required.

Major Issues

Important weaknesses affecting readiness.

Moderate Issues

Improvements recommended before submission.

Minor Issues

Consistency or presentation improvements.

Strategic Recommendations

Long-term measures to strengthen the journal.

25. Post-Evaluation Remediation

If a journal does not pass evaluation, GRCL can help the publisher understand the available feedback and develop a remediation plan. The process may include:

Review available evaluation information.
Identify weaknesses.
Audit the journal again.
Improve editorial governance.
Strengthen peer review.
Improve publication ethics.
Improve content quality.
Improve website infrastructure.
Correct metadata.
Improve publishing consistency.
Strengthen author and editor diversity.
Develop a future submission strategy.

Clarivate’s published process includes different consequences depending on which evaluation stage a journal does not pass, so resubmission strategy should be based on the actual evaluation outcome rather than a generic timetable.

26. Post-Indexing Consultancy

Web of Science coverage should not be treated as the final destination. Clarivate describes its collections as dynamic and states that journals are periodically re-evaluated. Journals can move between collections depending on quality and impact, and journals that no longer meet quality criteria can be removed from the Core Collection. GRCL therefore provides continuing consultancy covering:

Editorial quality
Publication ethics
Peer review
Publishing regularity
Metadata
Website quality
Editorial-board changes
Author diversity
Citation practices
Research integrity
Policy updates
JCR monitoring

27. Web of Science Status Verification

One of the most important services GRCL can provide is indexing-status verification. A journal may be described online using terms such as:

Web of Science
Web of Science Core Collection
ESCI
SCIE
SSCI
AHCI
Research Commons
JCR

These terms do not all mean the same thing. GRCL can help publishers determine the appropriate terminology for their website and promotional materials. This is particularly important because Research Commons and Web of Science Core Collection should not be presented as equivalent. Clarivate explicitly describes Research Commons as broader content from open metadata sources alongside the curated Core Collection.

28. Avoiding Misleading Indexing Claims

GRCL follows a transparent approach to indexing consultancy. We advise publishers to avoid statements such as:

❌ “Guaranteed Web of Science indexing”

❌ “Guaranteed SCIE”

❌ “Guaranteed Impact Factor”

❌ “Guaranteed Q1”

❌ “Guaranteed JCR inclusion”

❌ “Research Commons = SCIE”

Instead, appropriate statements should accurately reflect the journal’s actual status. For example:

“The journal is indexed in ESCI.”

“The journal is covered in the Web of Science Core Collection – Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE).”

only when that status has actually been confirmed through authoritative Clarivate records.

29. New Journal Web of Science Roadmap

For newly established journals, GRCL recommends a long-term development model rather than treating indexing as an immediate marketing objective.

Stage 1 — Establish

Scope → ISSN → Editorial Board → Website → Peer Review → Policies

Stage 2 — Publish

Quality Articles → Regular Issues → Complete Archives → DOI → Metadata

Stage 3 — Strengthen

Editorial Quality → Internationalization → Ethics → Research Integrity

Stage 4 — Evaluate

Web of Science Readiness Audit → Gap Analysis → Remediation

Stage 5 — Submit

Publisher Submission → Clarivate Evaluation → Technical Onboarding if selected

Stage 6 — Sustain

Quality Monitoring → Editorial Development → Citation Quality → Continuing Compliance

30. Established Journal Web of Science Consultancy

For established journals, GRCL can conduct a retrospective evaluation of:

Publication history
Editorial structure
Articles
Authors
Peer-review practices
Website
Ethics policies
Citation patterns
Metadata
International representation
Publishing regularity

This enables publishers to identify weaknesses before seeking evaluation.

31. Publisher-Level Consultancy

GRCL can also work with publishers managing multiple journals. A publisher-level program can include:

Portfolio-wide Web of Science readiness audit
Journal-by-journal scoring
Editorial policy framework
Publication ethics framework
OJS infrastructure
Website standardization
DOI and metadata standards
Editorial workflow
Peer-review framework
Journal development roadmap
ESCI readiness
SCIE development strategy
JCR education
Continuing quality monitoring

Web of Science Consultancy Packages

Package 1 — Web of Science Readiness Audit

Suitable for publishers seeking an independent assessment.

Includes:

Journal identity audit
Website audit
Editorial audit
Peer-review audit
Ethics audit
Content assessment
Metadata assessment
Initial recommendations

Package 2 — ESCI Readiness Consultancy

Suitable for journals preparing for Web of Science Core Collection evaluation.

Includes:

Comprehensive readiness assessment
24-quality-criteria-oriented gap analysis
Editorial review
Peer-review review
Website review
Content review
Ethics review
Internationalization assessment
Corrective-action roadmap

Package 3 — SCIE Development Consultancy

Designed for appropriate science journals seeking long-term development toward SCIE-level evaluation.

Includes:

Quality assessment
Editorial development
Content strategy
Internationalization
Citation-quality assessment
Scholarly visibility
Impact-development strategy
Long-term journal development roadmap

Package 4 — JCR & Journal Metrics Consultancy

Suitable for journals already covered by relevant Web of Science collections.

Includes:

JCR orientation
JIF interpretation
JCI interpretation
Citation-performance review
Category analysis
Ranking and quartile interpretation
Responsible metrics consultancy

Package 5 — Comprehensive Web of Science Consultancy

A complete service covering:

Audit → Gap Analysis → Policy Development → Editorial Improvement → Website Improvement → Content Assessment → Metadata → Internationalization → Pre-Submission Audit → Submission Guidance → Post-Evaluation Strategy

Web of Science Readiness Checklist

GRCL’s assessment may examine:

Registered ISSN/eISSN
Consistent journal title
Clearly identified publisher
Verifiable publisher address
Professional journal website
Accessible full-text content
Clear peer-review policy
External peer review for primary research
Qualified editorial board
Appropriate editorial diversity
Appropriate author distribution
Clear aims and scope
Scope-content alignment
Original scholarly content
English article titles
English abstracts
Roman-script bibliographic information
Clear publication schedule
Regular publication
Publication ethics policy
Research integrity procedures
Corrections policy
Retraction policy
Conflict-of-interest policy
Authorship policy
Complaints and appeals procedure
Appropriate citation practices
Accurate DOI metadata
Complete archives
Consistent article metadata
Appropriate editorial governance
Reliable publishing infrastructure
Accurate indexing claims

These areas reflect the published Web of Science journal evaluation framework and should be treated as a quality-development checklist, not a guarantee of selection.

Why Choose GRCL?

Genesis Research Consultancy Limited (GRCL) approaches Web of Science consultancy as a scholarly publishing quality-development service. Our approach integrates:

Research expertise

Understanding of academic research and scholarly communication.

Editorial consultancy

Development of stronger editorial structures and workflows.

Publication ethics

Policies and procedures supporting responsible scholarly publishing.

Technical publishing

OJS, websites, DOI, metadata, article pages, and archives.

Journal evaluation

Structured assessment against relevant Web of Science criteria.

Statistical and research expertise

Support for improving the methodological and analytical quality of scholarly content where appropriate.

GIS and scientific publishing expertise

Particularly useful for journals publishing environmental, ecological, geographical, marine, agricultural, and related research.

Long-term strategy

Moving beyond application preparation toward sustainable journal development.

Our Core Principle: Quality Before Indexing

A Web of Science application should be the result of journal development, not a substitute for it. GRCL’s approach is:

Build the journal → Strengthen the editorial system → Improve content → Establish ethical publishing → Improve technical infrastructure → Develop scholarly visibility → Assess readiness → Submit appropriately

This approach is more sustainable than simply attempting to submit a journal repeatedly without addressing underlying weaknesses.

Guaranteed Web of Science Indexing (50-50)

GRCL maintains a strict distinction between consultancy and indexing authority. Clarivate independently evaluates journals using its own editorial process. Its current framework emphasizes objectivity, selectivity, quality, impact, and collection dynamics. Therefore, GRCL does not guarantee:

Web of Science Core Collection inclusion
ESCI inclusion
SCIE inclusion
SSCI inclusion
AHCI inclusion
JCR inclusion
Journal Impact Factor
JCI
Quartile
Ranking
Evaluation outcome
A specific evaluation timeframe

What GRCL provides is professional preparation, gap analysis, publishing-quality improvement, technical consultancy, and strategic guidance.

Start Your Web of Science Readiness Assessment

If your journal is preparing for Web of Science Core Collection, ESCI, SCIE, JCR, or long-term international indexing, GRCL can assess your current publishing system and develop a structured improvement roadmap. Our consultancy is suitable for:

Academic journals
University journals
Research institutes
Scholarly societies
Independent publishers
Journal editorial teams
New journal projects
Established journals
Scientific publishers
Social science journals
Multidisciplinary journals
Environmental and biological science journals
Medical and health science journals
Engineering and technology journals

GRCL Web of Science Indexing Consultancy

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