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\title{I'm Annette Thomas, the CEO of the Scientific \& Academic Research
division at Clarivate Analytics and previously the CEO at Nature
Publishing Group. Ask me anything about the Future of the Web of Science
and our recent acquisition of Kopernio. AMA!}



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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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In 2016, Web of Science (WoS) was sold to private equity and
incorporated into Clarivate Analytics. Our vision for WoS is both
ambitious and long-term. When used responsibly scientometrics and
bibliometrics offer vital measures of scientific and research output and
impact. The Journal Impact Factor, derived from WoS data, is one metric
that is particularly valued. But it is not, and should not, be the only
measure. For years, these limitations have encouraged healthy debate
among the academic community, which has spurred the development of
additional ranking platforms that have varied in accuracy. I believe
that our history, expertise, and---most importantly---publisher-neutral
status perfectly positions WoS to advance the field of scientometrics.
And that is exactly what we're setting out to do. In February, we
re-established the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI), which
will act as a think-tank, to identify gaps in and explore new ways to
enhance scientometrics. Today, Clarivate Analytics announced the
acquisition of Kopernio, the definitive publisher-neutral platform for
research workflow and analysis for scientific researchers, publishers
and institutions worldwide. Kopernio's vision is to legally provide
one-click access to millions of journal articles and academic research
papers across the globe, dramatically improving and facilitating access
to scientific knowledge. Not only will it revolutionize how academics
access research papers, it will also provide unprecedented insights for
institutions and publishers into how academics consume this research.
These kind of data could feed into article-level scientometric analysis
that could, one day, produce a novel way to measure research impact. The
path of scientific discovery is long, and every now and then this path
is punctuated by a eureka moment. A breakthrough. Today, I'm excited
because I believe we are at a new dawn for scientometrics\ldots{} I'll
be back at 1 pm EDT (6 pm GMT) to answer questions. UPDATE I think our
time is nearly up! Thanks everyone for your questions, they've been
great! I'm happy to come back later and respond to anything I've missed.
Where has the time gone? You can find out more about our Kopernio
acquisition here:
https://clarivate.com/blog/news/clarivate-analytics-acquires-research-startup-kopernio-accelerate-pace-scientific-innovation/%
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