
Dear university instructors and students!
You are invited to Clarivate’s webinars in February 2026 – in Russian language.
Clarivate Essential
February 3
Topic: Search Types in Web of Science Core Collection
Abstract: With the introduction of the new search type (Smart Search) in Web of Science Core Collection, the names of the available searches have changed, but their functionality has not. In this webinar, we will cover all search types in detail, including how and when to use them, how to combine them, and their specific usage considerations. We will also cover Smart Search, Fielded Search (previously called Basic Search), Query Builder Search (previously called Advanced Search), Cited Reference Search (searching in cited bibliographies), and author search. This webinar will be useful for both – those new to the platform and experienced users navigating new fields and terminology. Answers to questions from the registration forms
Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM (Astana Time)
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February 10
Topic: What’s beyond the Core Collection on Web of Science platform
Abstract: Web of Science platform indexes 21 databases, some created by Clarivate, others by other organizations, such as four regional collections (the Chinese, Korean, Latin American, and Arabic Science Citation Indexes). In this webinar, we’ll cover all databases except the main Web of Science Core Collection. We’ll pay special attention to the patent database Derwent Innovation Index, the dissertation abstract database ProQuest™ Dissertations & Theses Citation Index, the preprint database Preprint Citation Index, the grants database Grants Index, the regulatory documents database Policy Citation Index and the newest collection Research Commons. Answers to questions from the registration forms
Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM (Astana time)
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February 17
Topic: Organization Profile in Web of Science
Abstract: When analyzing an organization’s scientific activity, a key challenge is the significant number of variations of the same organization’s name that appear in publications. This can occur due to renaming, reassignment, or incorrect translations by authors. For organizations with more than 10 publications indexed in Web of Science Core Collection, an organization-enhanced profile is created upon request. This makes analyzing the organization in Web of Science and the InCites analytical system easy. This analysis is essential not only for governing bodies for evaluation purposes, but also for scientists selecting project partners, and for undergraduate and graduate students choosing a place to complete their dissertation. This webinar will cover how to analyze an organization’s publication activity in Web of Science and InCites, how to maintain an up-to-date profile, and how to apply for a profile if the organization doesn’t yet have one. Answers to questions from the registration forms
Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM (Astana time)
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Research Smarter
February 24
Topic: Strategic Research Collaboration: Unlocking the Potential of Collaboration with Web of Science and InCites
Abstract: In today’s interconnected research landscape, collaboration has moved from being a desirable to a necessary consideration. This webinar will explore how Web of Science data can reveal patterns in global research partnerships and why achieving balanced, inclusive collaborations is crucial for advancing scientific discovery. We will explore the role of unified data analysis in identifying collaboration networks, reducing regional barriers, and promoting equitable participation across geographies. Participants will learn practical strategies for using Web of Science data and normalized metrics to make institutional decisions, strengthen partnerships, and maximize research impact globally
Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM (Astana time)
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The webinars will be conducted by Irina Tikhonkova, PhD, Customer Success Consultant
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Publication Date: 13.01.2026
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