The Science Citation Index (SCI) is a database that indexes a large number of scientific journals across various disciplines. It is part of the larger Web of Science database, which is managed by Clarivate Analytics. While I can't provide a comprehensive list of every journal indexed by SCI, I can give you guidance on how to find this information.
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Web of Science: You can access the Web of Science platform (if you have institutional access) and search or browse the list of indexed journals. This platform allows you to filter journals by subject area, impact factor, and other criteria.
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Journal Citation Reports (JCR): This is another tool provided by Clarivate that offers insights into the impact of journals, including those indexed in SCI. You can view ranked lists of journals by impact factor in various categories.
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Official Clarivate Resources: Clarivate publishes official lists and resources detailing the journals indexed in SCI and their categories.
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Field-Specific Databases: Many fields have specialized databases that may provide lists of relevant journals indexed by SCI.
If you are looking for journals in a specific field or discipline, let me know, and I can provide more tailored information!
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