Citation metrics

Clarivate Repeats Nobel Laureate Prediction Success: Five 'Citation Laureates' Awarded 2020 Nobel Honors for Physics, Chemistry and Economics

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Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Online databases, Clarivate Analytics, Information science, Library science, Bibliometrics, Institute for Scientific Information, Databases, Clarivate, Citation metrics, Web of Science

Out of some 50 million articles and proceedings indexed in theWeb of Sciencesince 1970, only 5,700 (or .01%) have been cited 2,000 or more times.

Key Points: 
  • Out of some 50 million articles and proceedings indexed in theWeb of Sciencesince 1970, only 5,700 (or .01%) have been cited 2,000 or more times.
  • It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected - an approach unique to Clarivate in identifying researchers 'of Nobel class'.
  • The Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) at Clarivate has pioneered the organization of the world's research information for more than half a century.
  • Today it remains committed to promoting integrity in research whilst improving the retrieval, interpretation and utility of scientific information.

Clarivate Repeats Nobel Laureate Prediction Success: Five 'Citation Laureates' Awarded 2020 Nobel Honors for Physics, Chemistry and Economics

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Online databases, Clarivate Analytics, Information science, Library science, Bibliometrics, Institute for Scientific Information, Databases, Clarivate, Citation metrics, Web of Science

Out of some 50 million articles and proceedings indexed in theWeb of Sciencesince 1970, only 5,700 (or .01%) have been cited 2,000 or more times.

Key Points: 
  • Out of some 50 million articles and proceedings indexed in theWeb of Sciencesince 1970, only 5,700 (or .01%) have been cited 2,000 or more times.
  • It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected - an approach unique to Clarivate in identifying researchers 'of Nobel class'.
  • The Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) at Clarivate has pioneered the organization of the world's research information for more than half a century.
  • Today it remains committed to promoting integrity in research whilst improving the retrieval, interpretation and utility of scientific information.

Clarivate Reveals 2020 Citation Laureates - Annual List of Researchers of Nobel Class

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Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Awards, Articles, Bibliometrics, Citation metrics, Clarivate, Institute for Scientific Information, Information science, Nobel Prize

It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected.

Key Points: 
  • It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected.
  • To date, 54 Citation Laureates listed in the Hall of Citation Laureates have gone on to receive a Nobel Prize.
  • David Pendlebury, Senior Citation Analyst at the Institute for Scientific Informationat Clarivate said: "To be cited 2,000 times or more is a rarity.
  • To learn more about the methodology of the list and view our Hall of Citation Laureates, please visit our website here .

Clarivate Reveals 2020 Citation Laureates - Annual List of Researchers of Nobel Class

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Awards, Articles, Bibliometrics, Citation metrics, Clarivate, Institute for Scientific Information, Information science, Nobel Prize

It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected.

Key Points: 
  • It is from the authors of this group of papers that Citation Laureates are identified and selected.
  • To date, 54 Citation Laureates listed in the Hall of Citation Laureates have gone on to receive a Nobel Prize.
  • David Pendlebury, Senior Citation Analyst at the Institute for Scientific Informationat Clarivate said: "To be cited 2,000 times or more is a rarity.
  • To learn more about the methodology of the list and view our Hall of Citation Laureates, please visit our website here .

ACMG's Genetics in Medicine Journal Receives Impact Factor of 8.904 for 2019--Journal is Ranked 13th of 177 Journals in Genetics & Heredity

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Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Citation metrics, Impact factor, Academic journals, Publishing, Academia

This is the second highest Impact Factor in the journal's history and ranks GIM 13th of 177 titles in the Genetics & Heredity category.

Key Points: 
  • This is the second highest Impact Factor in the journal's history and ranks GIM 13th of 177 titles in the Genetics & Heredity category.
  • The Impact Factor is an objective measure of the world's leading journals, based on articles' cited references and is oft considered a measure of a journal's impact, overall successful performance and relevance to its field.
  • "GIM's editors and editorial staff are delighted that our Impact Factor has increased from last year.
  • The Impact Factor is one of a number of metrics used to evaluate journals, and a journal should not be evaluated solely on that one metric.

2019 CiteScore™ Values Released, and Improved Methodology Introduced to Provide a Faster, More Stable Indicator of Research Impact

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Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Information science, Citation metrics, Library science, CiteScore, Citation indices, Scopus, Impact factor, Percentile

In addition, an improved calculation methodology has been introduced to provide a more robust, fair and faster indicator of research impact.

Key Points: 
  • In addition, an improved calculation methodology has been introduced to provide a more robust, fair and faster indicator of research impact.
  • These include: CiteScore, CiteScore Tracker, CiteScore Percentile, CiteScore Quartiles, CiteScore Rank, Citation Count, Document Count, and Percentage Cited.
  • Calculating values for all titles included in Scopus, CiteScore covers nearly 13,000 more titles than the Impact Factor.
  • This means that all citations received by publications in this period are counted towards CiteScore values, allowing a more robust assessment.

2019 CiteScore™ Values Released, and Improved Methodology Introduced to Provide a Faster, More Stable Indicator of Research Impact

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Information science, Citation metrics, Library science, CiteScore, Citation indices, Scopus, Impact factor, Percentile

In addition, an improved calculation methodology has been introduced to provide a more robust, fair and faster indicator of research impact.

Key Points: 
  • In addition, an improved calculation methodology has been introduced to provide a more robust, fair and faster indicator of research impact.
  • These include: CiteScore, CiteScore Tracker, CiteScore Percentile, CiteScore Quartiles, CiteScore Rank, Citation Count, Document Count, and Percentage Cited.
  • Calculating values for all titles included in Scopus, CiteScore covers nearly 13,000 more titles than the Impact Factor.
  • This means that all citations received by publications in this period are counted towards CiteScore values, allowing a more robust assessment.

Bay Area Scientific Analytics Company Unveils Academic Impact Analytics and Networking Platform for Scientists and Researchers: Impactio

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Monday, January 20, 2020
Citation metrics, Academic publishing, Bibliometrics, Academia, Publishing, Journal ranking, Knowledge

Impactio empowers users with professional networking, academic CV profiling and automatic research impact analytics based on traditional citation metrics, journal ranking and alternative web impact metrics.

Key Points: 
  • Impactio empowers users with professional networking, academic CV profiling and automatic research impact analytics based on traditional citation metrics, journal ranking and alternative web impact metrics.
  • Registered members of the scientific community can get free visualized impact reports attached directly on their customized profiles.
  • "Impactio is a connection platform for scientists and researchers," said CEO and co-founder, Lawrence Shay.
  • Founded in 2018, Impactio is the world's first social network and academic impact analytics platform designed for scientists and researchers.

Web of Science Group Relaunches Master Journal List of 21k Journals

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Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Publishing, Academic publishing, Academia, Citation metrics, Scholarly communication, Knowledge, Impact factor, Open access

A new way to browse, search, and explore the only complete authorized list of journals in the Web of Science index

Key Points: 
  • A new way to browse, search, and explore the only complete authorized list of journals in the Web of Science index
    LONDON, Oct. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today the Web of Science Group launched the enhanced Master Journal List , with new, improved functionality and a better user experience for the 320,000+ researchers, librarians and editors who visit the freely-available online list each month.
  • The online list is the go-to place for researchers to explore which journals are included in the Web of Science, and to help them identify suitable publishing destinations for their research.
  • Keith Collier, Vice President of Product Management, said: "We're proud of the Master Journal List, which is a completely free to use, definitive resource for journals in the Web of Science.
  • The new Journal Profile pages include information on Web of Science coverage, journal metrics (including the most recent Journal Impact Factor), average time from submission to publication (where available), open access information, and peer review information.

Web of Science Group Relaunches Master Journal List of 21k Journals

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Publishing, Academic publishing, Academia, Citation metrics, Scholarly communication, Knowledge, Impact factor, Open access

A new way to browse, search, and explore the only complete authorized list of journals in the Web of Science index

Key Points: 
  • A new way to browse, search, and explore the only complete authorized list of journals in the Web of Science index
    LONDON, Oct. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today the Web of Science Group launched the enhanced Master Journal List , with new, improved functionality and a better user experience for the 320,000+ researchers, librarians and editors who visit the freely-available online list each month.
  • The online list is the go-to place for researchers to explore which journals are included in the Web of Science, and to help them identify suitable publishing destinations for their research.
  • Keith Collier, Vice President of Product Management, said: "We're proud of the Master Journal List, which is a completely free to use, definitive resource for journals in the Web of Science.
  • The new Journal Profile pages include information on Web of Science coverage, journal metrics (including the most recent Journal Impact Factor), average time from submission to publication (where available), open access information, and peer review information.