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Highly Cited Papers | Highly cited papers that received enough citations as of November/December 2019 to place them in the top 1% of their academic fields based on a highly cited threshold for the field and publication year. |
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Hot Paper in Field |
Hot Papers were published in the past two years and received enough citations in November/December 2019 to place them in the top 0.1% of papers in its academic fields. |
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Associated Data |
Articles with associated data mention a data set, data study, or data repository in the Data Citation Index that may be accessed for potential re-use. |
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Review Articles | Articles with the document type Review Article. |
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Early Access | Records that do not have a final publication date but have been peer-reviewed and accepted for publication. This matches the document type Early Access. |
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Open Access | Refine results to view only results identified as open access of any kind. |
Definition: An impact factor is a number that measures of the frequency with which the "average article" in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period. Thomson Reuters
The one year and five year impact factors for journals can be found by clicking on the journal title in the search results list.
Additional source for finding impact factors:
Source of journal impact factors and subject category rankings for journals indexed in the Web of Science database.
1. You can analyze results for your search by selecting the Analyze Results button at the top of the search results page.
2. The analysis page will allow you to analyze results by a multitude of categories. Analysis can be viewed as either a visualization, a chart, or both.
1. If your results list has fewer than 10,000, then you can view a citation report. When available to select, the Citation Report button will be purple.In the below example, there are 33 results and the Citation Report button is available to select.
2. Citation Reports will allow you to view information relating to the categories of the research results. For instance, you can quickly see the number of citing articles both with and without self-citations, times cited, average times cited per item, and a citation and publications over time graph. For this example, the numbers are rather high as the results were limited to highly cited and hot papers.
