The endpoint allows to search, filter, or browse across the Journals content.
The endpoint doesn't require any parameter to return results, although only main information for the first ten records sorted alphabetically will be retrieved.
To get comprehensive results, a set of parameters could be applied:
q: ISSN or title/publisher searchedition: filter by journal editioncategoryCode: filter by WoS journal categoryjcrYear: filter by Journal Citation Report Year (since 1997)jif: filter by Journal Impact Factor (JIF)jifPercentile: filter by Journal Impact Factor Percentile (0-100)jifQuartile: filter by Journal Impact Factor Rank Quartilejci: filter by Journal Citation Indicator (JCI)limit: set the limit of records on the page (1-50)page: set the result pageBy default, all the responses are sorted alphabetically, only in case of search the results will be sorted by relevance.
The response contains:
q is requestedcategoryCode or edition is requestedjcrYear is requestedjif or jci is requestedjifPercentile is requestedjifQuartile is requestedFree-text search by journal name (e.g. Nature Genetics), JCR abbreviation (e.g. NAT GENET), publisher (e.g. PUBLIC LIBRARY SCIENCE) or ISSN / eISSN code (e.g. 1061-4036)
The search logic is described in the section Search.
Filter by Web of Science Citation Index. The following indexes (editions) are presented:
Multiple values are allowed, separated by a semicolon ( ; )
Filter journals by category identifiers.
Each journal in JCR is assigned to at least one of the subject categories, indicating a general area of science or the social sciences. Journals may be included in more than one subject category.
Multiple values are allowed, separated by a semicolon ( ; )
Filter by Journal Citation Report year (from 1997).
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jif, jifPercentile, jifQuartile, and jci filters
Only one value is allowed.
Filter by Journal Impact Factor (JIF).
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jif filter
Filter logic is described in the section Filter by range
Filter by Journal Impact Factor Percentile, ranging from 0 to 100
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jifPercentile filter
Filter logic is described in the section Filter by range
Filter by JIF quartile rank for a category, from highest to lowest based on their JIF value:
Q1 is represented by the top 25% of journals in the category;
Q2 is occupied by journals in the 25 to 50% group;
Q3 is occupied by journals in the 50 to 75% group;
Q4 is occupied by journals in the 75 to 100% group.
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jifQuartile filter
Multiple values are allowed, separated by a semicolon ( ; )
Filter by Journal Citation Indicator (JCI).
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jci filter
Filter logic is described in the section Filter by range
Filter by JCI quartile rank for a category, from highest to lowest based on their JCI value: Q1 is represented by the top 25% of journals in the category; Q2 is occupied by journals in the 25 to 50% group; Q3 is occupied by journals in the 50 to 75% group; Q4 is occupied by journals in the 75 to 100% group.
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jciQuartile filter
Multiple values are allowed, separated by a semicolon ( ; )
Filter by Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) percentile, ranging from 0 to 100
NOTE: The filter jcrYear is mandatory while using jciPercentile filter
Filter logic is described in the section Filter by range
Specify how the response should be mapped to the table output. The following formats are available:
Raw Response: Returns the raw response in a single row with the following columns:
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