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最新影響指數 - 實時趨勢預測 & 期刊影響力排名


最新

影響指數

2019-2020

38.663

-0.6 %

影響指數趨勢分析

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Nature Materials 2019-2020 年的影響指數為38.663。

Nature Materials Impact Factor
最高影響指數
39.737
最高影響指數 IF

近十年Nature Materials的最高影響指數為39.737。

最低影響指數
32.841
最低影響指數 IF

近十年Nature Materials的最低影響指數為32.841。

影響指數 累積成長率
17.7%
影響指數 累積成長率

近十年Nature Materials的影響指數累積成長率為17.7%。

影響指數 平均成長率
2.0%
影響指數 平均成長率

近十年Nature Materials的影響指數平均成長率為2.0%。

期刊影響力排名

子領域 四分位數 排名 百分比
General Materials Science Q1 1/460

General Materials Science 99%

Mechanical Engineering Q1 1/585

Mechanical Engineering 99%

Mechanics of Materials Q1 1/367

Mechanics of Materials 99%

Condensed Matter Physics Q1 1/403

Condensed Matter Physics 99%

General Chemistry Q1 3/398

General Chemistry 99%

期刊影響力排名

· 在General Materials Science研究領域，Nature Materials的四分位數為Q1。Nature Materials在General Materials Science研究類別的460種相關期刊中排名第1。在General Materials Science研究領域，Nature Materials的排名百分位約為99％。
· 在Mechanical Engineering研究領域，Nature Materials的四分位數為Q1。Nature Materials在Mechanical Engineering研究類別的585種相關期刊中排名第1。在Mechanical Engineering研究領域，Nature Materials的排名百分位約為99％。
· 在Mechanics of Materials研究領域，Nature Materials的四分位數為Q1。Nature Materials在Mechanics of Materials研究類別的367種相關期刊中排名第1。在Mechanics of Materials研究領域，Nature Materials的排名百分位約為99％。
· 在Condensed Matter Physics研究領域，Nature Materials的四分位數為Q1。Nature Materials在Condensed Matter Physics研究類別的403種相關期刊中排名第1。在Condensed Matter Physics研究領域，Nature Materials的排名百分位約為99％。
· 在General Chemistry研究領域，Nature Materials的四分位數為Q1。Nature Materials在General Chemistry研究類別的398種相關期刊中排名第3。在General Chemistry研究領域，Nature Materials的排名百分位約為99％。

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期刊出版物總量
4841
期刊累積被引用數
1171172

出版物數量年度趨勢

期刊被引用量年度趨勢

國際合作趨勢

文獻被引用趨勢

影響指數歷年數據分析

影響指數
影響指數
2019-2020 38.663
2018-2019 38.887
2017-2018 39.235
2016-2017 39.737
2015-2016 38.891
2014-2015 36.503
2013-2014 36.425
2012-2013 35.749
2011-2012 32.841
影響指數歷年數據分析

· Nature Materials 2019-2020年的影響指數為38.663
· Nature Materials 2018-2019年的影響指數為38.887
· Nature Materials 2017-2018年的影響指數為39.235
· Nature Materials 2016-2017年的影響指數為39.737
· Nature Materials 2015-2016年的影響指數為38.891
· Nature Materials 2014-2015年的影響指數為36.503
· Nature Materials 2013-2014年的影響指數為36.425
· Nature Materials 2012-2013年的影響指數為35.749
· Nature Materials 2011-2012年的影響指數為32.841

出版物引用數趨勢分析

出版數量 引用數量
出版数量 引用数量
2001 0 9
2002 83 94
2003 245 950
2004 253 3007
2005 220 7001
2006 236 12629
2007 252 18269
2008 246 24074
2009 233 31052
2010 271 40666
2011 242 58129
2012 264 70431
2013 283 83336
2014 287 94390
2015 333 109713
2016 275 116941
2017 251 127543
2018 254 112508
2019 273 116372
2020 300 130807
2021 40 13251
出版物引用數趨勢分析

· Nature Materials於2001年發表了0篇报告，並取得9篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2002年發表了83篇报告，並取得94篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2003年發表了245篇报告，並取得950篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2004年發表了253篇报告，並取得3007篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2005年發表了220篇报告，並取得7001篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2006年發表了236篇报告，並取得12629篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2007年發表了252篇报告，並取得18269篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2008年發表了246篇报告，並取得24074篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2009年發表了233篇报告，並取得31052篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2010年發表了271篇报告，並取得40666篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2011年發表了242篇报告，並取得58129篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2012年發表了264篇报告，並取得70431篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2013年發表了283篇报告，並取得83336篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2014年發表了287篇报告，並取得94390篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2015年發表了333篇报告，並取得109713篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2016年發表了275篇报告，並取得116941篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2017年發表了251篇报告，並取得127543篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2018年發表了254篇报告，並取得112508篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2019年發表了273篇报告，並取得116372篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2020年發表了300篇报告，並取得130807篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials於2021年發表了40篇报告，並取得13251篇文獻引用。
· Nature Materials的總出版物為4841。
· Nature Materials的總引用數為1171172。

Nature Materials
基本資訊
Nature Materials | Academic Accelerator - About the Journal

介绍

Nature Materials is a monthly multi-disciplinary journal aimed at bringing together cutting-edge research across the entire spectrum of materials science and engineering. Materials research is a diverse and fast-growing discipline, which has moved from a largely applied, engineering focus to a position where it has an increasing impact on other classical disciplines such as physics, chemistry and biology. Nature Materials covers all applied and fundamental aspects of the synthesis/processing, structure/composition, properties and performance of materials, where "materials" are identified as substances in the condensed states (liquid, solid, colloidal) designed or manipulated for technological ends.Nature Materials provides a forum for the development of a common identity among materials scientists while encouraging researchers to cross established subdisciplinary divides. To achieve this, and strengthen the cohesion of the community, the journal takes an interdisciplinary, integrated and balanced approach to all areas of materials research while fostering the exchange of ideas between scientists involved in the different disciplines. Nature Materials is an invaluable resource for all scientists, in both academia and industry, who are active in the process of discovering and developing materials and materials-related concepts.Nature Materials offers an engaging, informative and accessible product including papers of exceptional significance and quality in a discipline which promises to have great influence on the development of society in years to come. Nature Materials, is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published by Nature Publishing Group. It was launched in September 2002. Vincent Dusastre is the launching and current chief editor.

ISSN
1476-1122
ISSN

Nature Materials的ISSN是 1476-1122 ISSN是一個8位數的代碼，用於識別各種報紙，期刊，雜誌和期刊以及所有媒體 - 包括印刷版和電子版。

ISSN (Online)
1476-4660
ISSN (Online)

Nature Materials的ISSN(Online)是 1476-4660 . ISSN是一個8位數的代碼，用於識別各種報紙，期刊，雜誌和期刊以及所有媒體 - 包括印刷版和電子版。

出版社
Nature Publishing Group
出版社

Nature Materials的出版社是 Nature Publishing Group

出版頻率
Monthly
出版頻率

Nature Materials publishes reports Monthly .

出版年度
2002 - Present
出版年度

Nature Materials的出版年度包含 2002 - Present .

開放取用
NO
開放取用

Nature Materials傳統訂閱 (non-OA) 期刊。出版商擁有其期刊中文章的版權。任何想要閱讀文章的人都應該由個人或機構支付費用來訪問這些文章。任何人想以任何方式使用這些文章都必須獲得出版商的許可。

出版费
Review
出版費

There is no publication fee for submiting manuscript to Nature Materials. Nature Materials is Subscription-based (non-OA) Journal. Publishers own the rights to the articles in their journals. Anyone who wants to read the articles should pay by individual or institution to access the articles.

語言
English
語言

The language of Nature Materials is English .

國家/地區
United Kingdom
國家/地區

The publisher of Nature Materials is Nature Publishing Group , which locates in United Kingdom .

What is Impact Factor?

The impact factor (IF) or journal impact factor (JIF) of an academic journal is a scientometric index calculated by Clarivate that reflects the yearly average number of citations of articles published in the last two years in a given journal. It is frequently used as a proxy for the relative importance of a journal within its field; journals with higher impact factor values are often deemed to be more important, or carry more intrinsic prestige in their respective fields, than those with lower values.

Nature Materials | Academic Accelerator - About the Impact Factor

Impact factor is commonly used to evaluate the relative importance of a journal within its field and to measure the frequency with which the “average article” in a journal has been cited in a particular time period. Journal which publishes more review articles will get highest IFs. Journals with higher IFs believed to be more important than those with lower ones. According to Eugene Garfield “impact simply reflects the ability of the journals and editors to attract the best paper available.” Journal which publishes more review articles will get maximum IFs. The Impact Factor of an academic journal is a scientometric Metric that reflects the yearly average number of citations that recent articles published in a given journal received. It is frequently used as a Metric for the relative importance of a journal within its field; journals with higher Impact Factor are often deemed to be more important than those with lower ones. The Nature Materials Impact Factor IF measures the average number of citations received in a particular year (2020) by papers published in the Nature Materials during the two preceding years (2018-2019). Note that 2020 Impact Factor are reported in 2021; they cannot be calculated until all of the 2020 publications have been processed by the indexing agency. New journals, which are indexed from their first published issue, will receive an impact factor after two years of indexing; in this case, the citations to the year prior to Volume 1, and the number of articles published in the year prior to Volume 1, are known zero values. Journals that are indexed starting with a volume other than the first volume will not get an impact factor until they have been indexed for three years. Occasionally, Journal Citation Reports assigns an impact factor to new journals with less than two years of indexing, based on partial citation data. The calculation always uses two complete and known years of item counts, but for new titles one of the known counts is zero. Annuals and other irregular publications sometimes publish no items in a particular year, affecting the count. The impact factor relates to a specific time period; it is possible to calculate it for any desired period. In addition to the 2-year Impact Factor, the 3-year Impact Factor, 4-year Impact Factor, 5-year Impact Factor, Real-Time Impact Factor can provide further insights and factors into the impact of Nature Materials.

History

The impact factor was devised by Eugene Garfield, the founder of the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI). Impact factors are calculated yearly starting from 1975 for journals listed in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR). ISI was acquired by Thomson Scientific & Healthcare in 1992, and became known as Thomson ISI. In 2018, Thomson ISI was sold to Onex Corporation and Baring Private Equity Asia. They founded a new corporation, Clarivate, which is now the publisher of the JCR.

Use

The impact factor is used to compare different journals within a certain field. The Web of Science indexes more than 11,500 science and social science journals. Journal impact factors are often used to evaluate the merit of individual articles and individual researchers. This use of impact factors was summarised by Hoeffel:

Impact Factor is not a perfect tool to measure the quality of articles but there is nothing better and it has the advantage of already being in existence and is, therefore, a good technique for scientific evaluation. Experience has shown that in each specialty the best journals are those in which it is most difficult to have an article accepted, and these are the journals that have a high impact factor. Most of these journals existed long before the impact factor was devised. The use of impact factor as a measure of quality is widespread because it fits well with the opinion we have in each field of the best journals in our specialty....In conclusion, prestigious journals publish papers of high level. Therefore, their impact factor is high, and not the contrary.

Eugene Garfield

In brief, Impact factors may be used by:
  • Authors to decide where to submit an article for publication.
  • Libraries to make collection development decisions
  • Academic departments to assess academic productivity
  • Academic departments to make decisions on promotion and tenure.
As impact factors are a journal-level metric, rather than an article- or individual-level metric, this use is controversial. Garfield agrees with Hoeffel,but warns about the "misuse in evaluating individuals" because there is "a wide variation [of citations] from article to article within a single journal". Other things to consider about Impact Factors:
  • Many journals do not have an impact factor.
  • The impact factor cannot assess the quality of individual articles. Even if citations were evenly distributed among articles, the impact factor would only measure the interests of other researchers in an article, not its importance and usefulness.
  • Only research articles, technical notes and reviews are “citable” items. Editorials, letters, news items and meeting abstracts are “non-citable items”.
  • Only a small percentage of articles are highly cited and they are found in a small subset of journals. This small proportion accounts for a large percentage of citations.
  • Controversial papers, such as those based on fraudulent data, may be highly cited, distorting the impact factor of a journal.
  • Citation bias may exist. For example, English language resources may be favoured. Authors may cite their own work.
Moreover, informed and careful use of these impact data is essential, and should be based on a thorough understanding of the methodology used to generate impact factors. There are controversial aspects of using impact factors:
  • It is not clear whether the number of times a paper is cited measures its actual quality.
  • Some databases that calculate impact factors fail to incorporate publications including textbooks, handbooks and reference books.
  • Certain disciplines have low numbers of journals and usage. Therefore, one should only compare journals or researchers within the same discipline.
  • Review articles normally are cited more often and therefore can skew results.
  • Self-citing may also skew results.
  • Some resources used to calculate impact factors have inadequate international coverage.
  • Editorial policies can artificially inflate an impact factor.
Impact factors have often been used in advancement and tenure decision-making. Many recognize that this is a coarse tool for such important decisions, and that a multitude of factors should be taken into account in these deliberations. When considering the use of the impact factor (IF), keep these aspects in mind:
  • IF analysis is limited to citations from the journals indexed by the Web of Science/Web of Knowledge. Currently, the Web of Science indexes only 8621 journals across the full breadth of the sciences, and just 3121 in the social sciences.
  • A high IF/citation rate says nothing about the quality -- or even, validity -- of the references being cited. Notorious or even retracted articles often attract a lot of attention, hence a high number of citations. The notority related to the first publication on "cold fusion" is one such example.
  • Journals that publish more "review articles" are often found near the top of the rankings. While not known for publishing new, creative findings, these individual articles tend to be heavily cited.
  • The IF measures the average number of citations to articles in the journal -- given this, a small number of highly-cited articles will skew the figure.
  • It takes several years for new journals to be added to the list of titles indexed by the Web of Science/Web of Knowledge, so these newer titles will be under-represented.
  • It's alleged that journal editors have learned to "game" the system, encouraging authors to cite their works previously published in the same journal.
Comparing Journals Across Disciplines? Not a good idea! Using Impact Factors within a given discipline should only be done with great care, as described above. Using impact factor data to compare journals across disciplines is even more problematic. Here are some of the reasons:
  • Disciplines where older literature is still referenced, such as Chemistry and Mathematics, offer challenges to the methodolgy since older citations (older than two years) are not used to calculate the impact factor for a given journal. (Five-year impact factor analysis, which can be calculated using the Journal Citation Index database, helps smooth out this problem only to some degree.)
  • Different disciplines have different practices regarding tendency to cite larger numbers of references. Higher overall citation rates will bump upward impact factor measurements.
  • Where it's common for large numbers of authors to collaborate on a single paper, such as in Physics, the tendency of authors to cite themselves (and in this case, more authors) will result in increased citation rates.

Pros and Cons of the Impact Factor

Pros:

  • A vetted, established metric for measuring journal impact within a discipline.
  • Designed to eliminate bias based on journal size and frequency.
Cons:
  • Individual articles makes an uneven contribution to overall Impact Factor.
  • Impact Factor does not account for certain things, things like context (postive or negative citaion) and intentionality (self-citation).
  • The metric is proprietary to and bound by the contents of the Thomson Reuters database.
  • Citations, on which the Impact Factor is based, count for less than 1% of an article's overall use.

Criticism

Numerous critiques have been made regarding the use of impact factors. A 2007 study noted that the most fundamental flaw is that impact factors present the mean of data that are not normally distributed, and suggested that it would be more appropriate to present the median of these data. There is also a more general debate on the validity of the impact factor as a measure of journal importance and the effect of policies that editors may adopt to boost their impact factor (perhaps to the detriment of readers and writers). Other criticism focuses on the effect of the impact factor on behavior of scholars, editors and other stakeholders. Others have made more general criticisms, arguing that emphasis on impact factor results from negative influence of neoliberal policies on academia claiming that what is needed is not just replacement of the impact factor with more sophisticated metrics for science publications but also discussion on the social value of research assessment and the growing precariousness of scientific careers in higher education.
Experts stress that there are limitations in using impact factors to evaluate a scholar's work. There are many reasons cited for not relying on impact factor alone to evaluate the output of a particular individual. Among these are the following:

  • A single factor is not sufficient for evaluating an author's work.
  • Journal values are meaningless unless compared within the same discipline. Impact factors vary among disciplines.
  • The impact factor was originally devised to show the impact of a specific journal, not a specific scholar. The quality and impact of the author's work may extend beyond the impact of a particular journal.
According to Jim Testa, a researcher for ThomsonReuters Scientific, the most widespread misuse of the Impact Factor is to evaluate the work of an individual author (instead of a journal). "To say that because a researcher is publishing in a certain journal, he or she is more influential or deserves more credit is not necessarily true. There are many other variables to consider." (interview 6/26/2008 in Thomson Reuters blog entry)

什麼是影響指數？

影響指數（IF）經常用作表明期刊對其領域重要性的指標。它是由科學信息研究所的創始人Eugene Garfield首次提出的。儘管IF被機構和臨床醫生廣泛使用，但是人們對於IF日記的計算方法，其意義以及如何利用它存在著廣泛的誤解。期刊的影響指數與同行評議過程的質量和期刊的內容質量等因素無關，而是一種反映對期刊，書籍，論文，項目報告，報紙上發表的文章的平均引用次數的度量，會議/研討會論文集，在互聯網上發布的文件，說明以及任何其他批准的文件。

Nature Materials | Academic Accelerator - About the Impact Factor

影響指數通常用於評估期刊在其領域內的相對重要性，以及衡量期刊在特定時間段內引用“平均文章”的頻率。發表更多評論文章的期刊將獲得最高的IF。 IF較高的期刊被認為比IF較低的期刊更重要。根據尤金·加菲爾德（Eugene Garfield）的說法，“影響只是反映期刊和編輯吸引最佳論文的能力。”發表更多評論文章的期刊將獲得最大的IF。
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