 

Impact Factors of Open Access Journals Increase for 2006

Journal Citation Reports has issued impact factors for 2006, and open access journals once again did extremely well. Here are some examples:

CA – Cancer Journal for Clinicians is also rated as one of the top 10 most influential non-review journals by eigenfactor.org, a group that ranks and maps scientific knowledge. It’s in good company, as other titles in that top 10 include New England Journal of Medicine, Science, Cell, and Nature.

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