<p>Abbreviations: IF: impact factor; EU: European Union; SD: standard deviation; US: United States.</p
<p>From all journals listed with an Impact Factor (IF) in the Science Citation Index (SCI) or Social...
Recent reports suggest that, during the 1990s, the EU15 overcame the US in scientific output. This p...
<p>I looked at data for 20,698 journals from the big four publishing countries: USA, UK, Germany, an...
BACKGROUND: The impact factors of biomedical journals tend to rise over time. We sought to assess th...
Objective: The impact factor has emerged as the most popular index of scientific journals’ resonance...
<p>The fitted line represents the temporal trend in the median impact factors.</p
In this paper, we firstly describe the history, the calculation, the bibliometric use and the restri...
Despite various weaknesses, the impact factor (IF) is still used as an important indictor for scient...
<p>Comparison of constituent ratio of journal impact factors in nine subspecialties.</p
Despite various weaknesses, the impact factor (IF) is still used as an important indictor for scient...
In this paper, scientific performance is identified with the impact journal articles achieve through...
Impact factor (IF) of journals is assumed an adequate measure of its importance in the scientific co...
In this paper, scientific performance is identified with the impact that journal articles have throu...
Two major journal-based metrics are in competition: the Journal Impact Factor and CiteScore. Althoug...
BACKGROUND: Impact factor (IF) is a commonly used surrogate for assessing the scientific quality of ...
<p>From all journals listed with an Impact Factor (IF) in the Science Citation Index (SCI) or Social...
Recent reports suggest that, during the 1990s, the EU15 overcame the US in scientific output. This p...
<p>I looked at data for 20,698 journals from the big four publishing countries: USA, UK, Germany, an...
BACKGROUND: The impact factors of biomedical journals tend to rise over time. We sought to assess th...
Objective: The impact factor has emerged as the most popular index of scientific journals’ resonance...
<p>The fitted line represents the temporal trend in the median impact factors.</p
In this paper, we firstly describe the history, the calculation, the bibliometric use and the restri...
Despite various weaknesses, the impact factor (IF) is still used as an important indictor for scient...
<p>Comparison of constituent ratio of journal impact factors in nine subspecialties.</p
Despite various weaknesses, the impact factor (IF) is still used as an important indictor for scient...
In this paper, scientific performance is identified with the impact journal articles achieve through...
Impact factor (IF) of journals is assumed an adequate measure of its importance in the scientific co...
In this paper, scientific performance is identified with the impact that journal articles have throu...
Two major journal-based metrics are in competition: the Journal Impact Factor and CiteScore. Althoug...
BACKGROUND: Impact factor (IF) is a commonly used surrogate for assessing the scientific quality of ...
<p>From all journals listed with an Impact Factor (IF) in the Science Citation Index (SCI) or Social...
Recent reports suggest that, during the 1990s, the EU15 overcame the US in scientific output. This p...
<p>I looked at data for 20,698 journals from the big four publishing countries: USA, UK, Germany, an...
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