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ISI 2015 impact factors for the top 40 ecology journals

As for the JCR 2014, JCR 2013, JCR 2012, JCR 2011 and JCR 2010, here the 40 most highly cited journals indexed by the ISI Web of Knowledge under the subject area “Ecology”. Rank ’15 Journal Publications IF’15 5-yr IF ’15 1 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 72 16.74 19.42 2 ECOLOGY LETTERS 138 10.77 14.94…

July 28, 2016 in Academic Publishing, Ecology, Publishing.

ISI 2014 impact factors for the top 40 ecology journals

As for JCR 2013, JCR 2012, JCR 2011 and JCR 2010, I list the 40 most highly cited journals indexed by the ISI Web of Knowledge under the subject “ecology”. To give you a reference to the general journals: Nature is now (last year) at 41.456 (42.351), Science at 31.477 (33.611), Plos Biology at 9.343…

August 9, 2015 in Academic Publishing, Ecology.

ISI 2013 impact factors for the top 40 ecology journals

The new impact factors (for 2013) are out, and as in the last years (JCR 2012, JCR 2011 and JCR 2010), I list the 40 most highly cited journals indexed by the ISI Web of Knowledge under the subject “ecology”. To give you a reference to the general journals: Nature is now at 42.351, Science…

July 30, 2014 in Academic Publishing, Ecology.

ISI 2012 impact factors for ecology and evolution journals

As in the last years (JCR 2011 and JCR 2010), I list here the 40 most highly cited journals labeled by the web of science under the subject “ecology”, with their 2012 and 2011 rank, and their respective IFs, together with the most important multidisciplinary journals for comparison. Rank ’12 (’11) Journal Publications IF’12 IF…

June 22, 2013 in Academic Publishing, Ecology.

Do catchy titles attract more citations?

Conventional wisdom has it that paper titles must be catchy to attract the readers attention. But what makes a catchy title? What one finds increasingly in the academic literature are patterns like INTERESTING SENTENCE THAT COULD MEAN ANYTHING*: BUT WHAT DID WE REALLY DO? (I admit to being a culprit myself). The hope here is…

April 17, 2012 in Academic Publishing, Science, Scientific writing.

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