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Showing posts with label rankings. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 March 2025

Still #117 among UIS researchers on Google Scholar

According to Google Scholar, I remain #117 among University of Stavanger researcher profiles in terms of number of citations (1345 now vs. 1088 April 4th 2024, cf. previous post).

See also my Google scholar profile.

Friday, 17 November 2023

"Wasted GDP in the USA" reaching 3000 Article accesses; shared 1500+ times on Twitter; Online attention score as 1 in 1000 articles

My article "Wasted GDP in the USA" has now been shared 1544 times on Twitter, resulting in an Online attention score of 833, according to Altmetrics´ article metrics. The number of article accesses is now 3018 (+482 since Wednesday). In terms of Online attention, the article is ranked 411th of the 296,985 tracked articles of a similar age in all journals, and it is ranked 1st of the 191 tracked articles of a similar age in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications.

Their more detailed article metrics says that the article now ranks #21.096 of all articles tracked by Altmetric altogether, which is about 24,8 million articles. This means it is among the 1 in 1000 articles with the most Online attention. It ranks as #4 of 1.605 articles from Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, and as #411 of 296.985 articles of a similar age generally. The article has been mentioned in 1544 tweets by 1366 Twitter/X users, with 3,3 million followers in total.

Altmetric also lists mention of my article by one news outlet, namely Counterpunch. It has also been extensively described in a Spanish newspaper article in La Politica Online.

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"Wasted GDP in the USA" shared 1200 times on Twitter, 800 reads last two days (November 15th)

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Biosemiotics 12th highest ranked Springer journal in Evolutionary and developmental biology

As an overview published online shows, Biosemiotics is Springer´s 12th highest ranked journal (out of 14) in the category Evolutionary and developmental biology journals, as measured by Thomson Reuters Impact Factor for 2014.