At the Publication page, you can also add or delete your publication information by clicking the pencil icon but to maintain the neutrality, “Metics and Ranks of Journals Where I Published Articles” part is not accessible.

We offer publication metrics, including total numbers of your publications and the respective numbers from journals, conferences, books and others. Besides, about each publication, you can find publications’ title, authors, Year of publication, Medium of publication, research field and abstract.

Please take a look at the right side of the “Metics and Ranks of Journals Where I Published Articles” block. You can see the “View by” button, and you can choose Thomoson Reuters, Scimago, Eigenfactor and Google Scholar by clicking the button. This function enables you to view your own publications under four different indexes.

An Impact Factor is one measure of the relative importance of a journal, individual publication, or researcher to literature and research. You can easily understand it as a factor to measure your academic impact.

Publication

Impactio sorts all of your publications and classifies them as journals, conferences, books, and others. Likewise, Impactio lists the number of publications in each research area. Researchers can click “see more” to view each publication’s information, including authors, published journals, DOIs, abstracts, and Citation Per Year graphs for the publication. Most importantly, Impactio offers Independent Citation, which only counts citations outside your research group. This is valuable information to elaborate your research impact in an objective manner.

Metrics and ranks of journals where I published articles

Impactio provides quantitative information for the journals where a researcher published articles. In this section, researchers can view metrics and ranks of journals where they published articles. The table includes journal name, four metrics, ranks, and total papers in the journal or category.