Step 1: Confirm whether the published journal is a SCI journal.
Only papers published in sci journals can be queried on the Science Network. When the sci papers cannot be retrieved, the author should log on to the web of science to check whether the papers published in the journal are included in the Web. If it is included, it can be proved that the journal is an SCI journal. If not, it is reasonable not to look.
Step 2: Check whether other papers can be retrieved in the same period.
In the same period, many papers will be published in sci journals, and the published sci papers cannot be retrieved, or there may be no time to retrieve them. Retrieval is the last step in the publication of sci papers. Articles will not be submitted for review until they see the journals, while searching on the scientific web requires waiting. Authors should know when to search for SCI papers. It's about time. If you haven't found it yet, you can search other papers in the same period. Please be patient if you can't find it. If you find that your paper has been left out, you must go to the third step.
Step 3: Contact the editors of sci journals for supplementary notes.
To retrieve sci papers, on the one hand, editors of sci journals need to submit manuscripts and review manuscripts; On the other hand, the staff of Science Network need to search and collect them. In these two processes, the staff may miss a paper due to negligence. The author can contact the editor of sci journal to explain the specific situation of the articles that have not been retrieved and arrange for supplementary recording. However, it will take some time to complete the supplementary records. After the supplementary recording is completed, we can search the published SCI papers on the scientific website and issue a search report.
Main influence
Based on Bradford's theory, the law of document dispersion and Garfield's citation analysis theory, the scientific citation index evaluates academic journals and scientific research achievements in various ways by counting the frequency of papers cited, so as to judge the scientific research output performance of a country or region, scientific research units and individuals and reflect their international academic level. Therefore, SCI is an internationally recognized scientific and technological literature retrieval tool worthy of reference.