Thomson Reuters just announced the Journal Citation Report (JCR) 2008 data. Subscribed users can now access the new database from ISI Web of Knowledge.
JCR is a measure of the quality and popularity of a certain journal among the scientific research community. A direct evaluation can be derived from the impact factor, which is defined as the ratio of (number of citations):(number of publications) on a two-year basis. As a glimpse, the multi-discipline journals, Nature and Science own the impact factor of 31.4 and 28.1,respectively, according to the JCR 2008 database.
The data have been compiled in a PDF file. Please use it for educational purpose only.
An spreadsheet version can also be found here. (Huge data, so you need a fast browser and a fast computer)
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Thanks for your work.
Please, pdf file seems to be corrupted.
The PDF file has been fixed.
Thanks very much for fixing, but the pdf file which is referred by the link is not working
I also find the problem with Evince, but both Acrobat Reader and Mac Preview work fine with the PDF file. Which program do you use?
I am using Acrobat Reader, but now, the file works fine. Thanks very much for your work
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Thank you very much.
Hi,
I’ve the same problem opening the PDF file. It’s been damaged and I couldn’t open it. Please help (or email the PDF file for me please).
Thanks,
AE
For those who have problems with the PDF file, try the Microsoft Excel version: http://koobe.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/jcr_2008.xls
Thanks. That’s great.
AE
Thank you very much!
Really needed that. Maybe there is a possibility someone could share a Median Impact Factor of all subject categories also?
Would really appreciate it.
Thank you very much. That’s fabulous…
Thanks man!
Huge thanks
Any body MIF 2008
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Thank you very much. Great job !!
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