Q: How can I see a journal's Impact Factors for the most highly cited articles? Example: After identifying an article relating to "influenza" and "H1N1", you can examine the five-year Impact Factor trend to understand the journal performance metrics by linking from the Web of Science to Journal Citation Reports. Here are the steps to follow: Step 1Go to Web of Science (http://isiknowledge.com/wos). Enter "Influenza" AND "H1N1" under search field Topic. Click Search button. Step 2 There are many articles. Sort by "Times Cited" and click the title of any top 10 articles to go into Full Record view. Step 3 In the Full Record view, in the right navigation bar under Additional Information, click “View the journal’s impact factor (in Journal Citation Reports)”. Step 4 The most recent 5-year Impact Factors will be shown. By clicking “Return to Journal”, users can examine other journal performance metrics such as Immediacy Index, Cited Half-life, Journal Ranking, etc (what do these terms mean?) Try it now - log on to Web of Science. |
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