journal article·1996-03Open access

The impact of interdisciplinary materials science

Peter Gregory

Advanced Materials· Volume 8· Issue 3

Abstract

How “hot” is published research? The Institute of Scientific Information (ISI), an independent organization from the USA, follows the citation behavior of scientists on a regular basis. Which journals do they cite? How often? Which journals are cited the most? Which papers in which journals are cited immediately on publication? The ISI has recently published its evaluation for 1994. The performance of Advanced Materials is discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Machine Learning in Materials Science · Advanced Materials Characterization Techniques

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1. The Impact Factor of a journal (for example for 1994) is defined by ISI as the total number of citations received in 1994 for articles published in the journal in 1992 and 1993 divided by the number of citable articles published in1992and 1993.
2. Journal Citations Reports (JCR)1994 Institute of Scientific Information Inc. Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA1995. Details of the full range of products and services of the ISIS are available from: ISI 3501 Market Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania19104 USA.
3. 10.1002/adma.1995007070210.1002/adma.19950070702 ↗
4. “Materials‐related” here means that a selection ash been attempted which excludes non‐materials related (e.g. astronomy geology particles physics etc.) journals.
5. The ISI Immediacy Factor for a journal for 1994 is defined as the number of citations received in 1994 for papers published in 1994 divided by the number of papers published in1994.