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indexSearching the Editor FieldEnter the name of an editor to search the Editor(s) field within a record. Be aware that a corporate author can also be an editor. Enter full names or partial names using wildcards (* $ ?). Join multiple names with the Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT). Editor names appear on the Results page and Full Record page as last name followed by a first name and/or initials. indexGuidelines for Searching NamesCaseUse upper, lower, or mixed case. For example, Lee (or lee) is the same as LEE. indexAuthor and Editor NamesEven though the product captures names exactly as they appear in the source publication, you should search for names by using various forms of the name. For example:
indexBoolean Search OperatorsSeparate two or more names by the AND, OR, or NOT search operators. Last names containing a space should be searched with and without the space. For example:
Last names containing a space can be searched with and without the space. For example:
Note: The names that we use in the search examples may not exist in your product's database. They are simply names that we have created to show you how to format your search queries. indexSearching for Editors Using Analyze ResultsTo narrow your search to editors of specific types of published papers (for example, nature journal articles or nature conference proceedings), use the Analyze Results function.
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indexAbout Author / Editor Search ExamplesThe names that we use in the search examples may or may not exist in your product's database. They are simply names that we use to show how you should format your search queries. For example, you may find some example names in Web of Science Core Collection but not in other product databases. indexSearch TipTo search on the name AND, OR, NOT, NEAR, and SAME, enclose the name in quotation marks. Example: "Or" |