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  2. Where do I find the Impact Factor of a journal?

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    Please note: Not all journals have an Impact Factor. How. Follow these steps to find the Impact Factor of a journal: Search for a journal using the ‘Journal/book title’ field on the ScienceDirect homepage or browse journal titles by selecting 'Journals & Books' in the top right corner. Click the journal title to navigate to the journal’s ...

  3. Where do I find the Impact Factor of a journal?

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    Follow these steps to find the Impact Factor of a journal: Go to the journal's homepage. When you're on the journal homepage, you will be able to see the Impact factor to the right of the Journal's name. For more information on journal metrics, please visit the Measuring a journal's impact page from our website.

  4. ジャーナルのインパクトファクターはどこで確認できますか?

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    インパクトファクターは、学術ジャーナルの科学的な影響の指標です。これは、ジャーナルで過去2年間に発表された論文による平均引用数を年に一度測定するもので、トムソン・ロイターという出版社が作成しています。

  5. CiteScore Journal Metric - FAQs - Scopus: Access and use Support...

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    For the Impact Factor, A is the number of citations received in 2023 by any of the content it published in the 2 previous years, 2021 and 2022. There is also a version of the Impact Factor which considers content in the previous 5 years. A detailed discussion of the Impact Factor numerator is available here.

  6. How can I find the right journal for my paper in Journal Finder?

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    Search by keywords or journal title is designed to discover journals in your field of research. Either of these options are designed to suggest journals which have published articles. Does Journal Finder improve my chances of getting published?

  7. How do I use the advanced search? - ScienceDirect Support Center

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    Select the auto-suggestion to restrict the search to that specific publication. Enter a term in the field to search all publications that contain the term in the title, e.g., Enter Lancet to search all publications where Lancet appears in the title. Years. ScienceDirect will search for documents of the entered year or year range.

  8. What is CiteScore? - Scopus: Access and use Support Center

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    Using the CiteScore percentile ranking within a subject field. Journals that are in the top 10% of distinct fields have a similar citation impact on that field, even though this percentile ranking is based on a CiteScore with a different absolute value; Use SNIP, which is a field-normalized metric; Use SJR, which is a field-normalized metric

  9. Where can I find the submission site for a journal?

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    Search for the journal using the search box under 'Find by journal title' on the journal author's page. Search on Elsevier.com ; Optional: Save the journal homepage to your browser favorites for future reference. Click 'Submit Your Paper' from the menu on the homepage for the Journal Submission System login menu to appear. After following these ...

  10. SciVal Metric: Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI)

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    A Field-Weighted Citation Impact of 1.00 indicates that the entity’s publications have been cited exactly as would be expected based on the global average for similar publications; the Field-Weighted Citation Impact of “World”, or the entire Scopus database, is 1.00.

  11. Where can I find the DOI? - ScienceDirect Support Center

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    A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a unique code which can be used to cite and link electronic documents. A DOI is guaranteed never to change, so you can use it to link permanently to electronic documents.