Do you want to know

...who has cited an article which is important to your research ?

...who has cited your own publications?

...the acceptance rate of a journal?

...the circulation of a journal?

...the Impact Factor of the top journals in a discipline as determined by ISI's formula?

This information and more is available in library resources, many web-based and searchable from your office computer.

The following categories of online and print resources will identify related research for a literature review, as well as assist in your decisions about manuscript submissions and provide information for your dossier.

1. Citation Indexing -- numerous sources to determine who is citing whose research or related research papers
2. Profiles of Scholarly Journals -- sources for circulation statistics, manuscript acceptance rates, timetable from submission to publication, peer review specifics, etc.
3. Impact Factors -- one of several significant analytical elements in Journal Citation Reports. The preceding link is for use on-campus only; from off-campus, visit GALILEO , type current password. After screen rebuild, search Journal Citation Reports in A-Z list or type in Find a Database by Name box.