Highlighting Chemical Sciences publication success
Thursday 10 February 2011
Several recent bibliometric analyses have indicated the high impact of research publications from the division.
High impact of Chemical Sciences publications
A bibliometric analysis of publications from 2004-2008 by Dr Karen Gurney (Evidence, Thomson Reuters) indicate that those from the Chemical Sciences division have an average impact factor almost twice the average across national chemistry departments. You can see the full data below:
Bibliometrics (83.27KB - Requires Adobe Reader)
Highly cited papers by Prof Slade and Dr Varcoe
In the context of the ongoing preparation for REF submission in 2013, the FHMS Research Committee and Executive Board have highlighted success in recent publications from the division. Congratulations to Prof. Slade and Dr. Varcoe who produced two papers in the “Top Ten” list of faculty publications by citation count. You can read the full list below:
Top 10 Highly Cited (12.43KB - Requires Adobe Reader)
High cited paper by Prof Danil de Namor
An article by Prof Danil de Namor was amongst the top ten accessed articles from the online version of the New Journal of Chemistry in December. You can browse the full list of top 10 articles here:
http://blogs.rsc.org/nj/2011/01/28/top-ten-most-accessed-articles-in-december/