ICMAB’s 2020 most published journals - A year in review
Scientific dissemination is clearly dependent on journals to help spread the word about research done all around the world. Many specialized journals, in fields like materials science or nanotechnology, have helped ICMAB Researchers get eyes on their research. These are the journals that have shared more of our research in 2020:
There are seven publications that have published four of our articles this year:
- Superconductor Science and Technology
- Physical Review Letters
- Nanomaterials
- Materials Letters
- Journal of Material Chemistry C
- Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
- Crystals
These journals have published five of our articles:
The following three journals have published six of our articles:
The second most published journal on 2020, with 8 publications, was:
And finally, the journal that has collaborated with most ICMAB researchers, publishing a total of 10 ICMAB articles is:
Note: The data has been gathered from the Web of Science-Core collection, as of 14/12/2020. Some articles may be accepted but not yet added to the Web of Science-Core collection, and thus the final data of 2020 can vary. Thank you for your understanding.
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