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Overview
Sources — catalog & metrics: OpenAlex (CC0); Scopus coverage: Elsevier's public Scopus source list (June 2026); Web of Science editions: Clarivate’s own Master Journal List export, 23 August 2026, obtained by the index operator through their institution’s subscription — not scraped. Until 6 September 2026 this line named Wikidata property P8875, which the August load replaced on every row. A few rows carry a correction made by hand against the journal’s own pages instead; those say so in their source field, because Clarivate’s Master Journal List would settle the edition and this index does not scrape it. Report corrections via the Publisher Panel.
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Citation Metrics
Source: OpenAlex citation graph (CC0). These are journal-level bibliometric indicators; they are independent of the CiteLink Value evaluation.
CiteLink Metrics 2025 C1–C4
Metric family
How to read these numbers
C1–C4 quartiles rank this journal within each research subfield by its share of articles in the world's top-10% most-cited (fractional, field-year-type normalized). A journal holds an independent quartile in every subfield it publishes enough in — there is no single global rank.
Self-citation-free twins are published alongside headline values. The world average journal self-citation rate is 5.4% of citations whose both ends carry a source, rising to 6.2% if the count is restricted to the indexed article corpus on both sides — the same universe CiteLink uses for its author and organization self-citation figures.
Per DORA: journal-level metrics are not a proxy for the quality of individual articles or researchers. Methodology: open and versioned — the exact version is shown with the metric family below. Computed from the OpenAlex citation graph (CC0), snapshot 2026-07.
Metadata Deposit
Most-cited articles
The 25 most-cited articles and reviews this journal has published, from the OpenAlex citation graph (CC0). CNI is the citation impact normalized against the article's own subfield, year and document type — 1.00 is the world average, 2.00 is twice it. Pct is the article's percentile within that same peer group. Per DORA, these describe individual articles and should not be read as a verdict on their authors.
CiteLink Value (CLV)
Open Access & Fees
Access model
Article processing charge
Authors publishing in this journal
Ranked by distinct articles published in this journal, among the authors CiteLink indexes — an author who declared two affiliations on one paper is counted once, not twice. Some authors counted for the journal have no profile here, so 6.9% of the names this graph knows are not shown — 388,431 of 5,668,521. These are authors our snapshot does not contain — below the three-work bar, or added to OpenAlex after 31 July 2026. It was 45.0% until the author table was rebuilt on 30 August; at that point errata E41/K3 was right that the missing were real people whose profiles we did not hold, and loading them is what closed it. This said 0.6% until 30 Aug 2026, a figure measured before the 27–28 August catalogue expansion. Derived from the OpenAlex author–source graph (CC0); it reflects where authors have published, not editorial-board membership.
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Badge & Widgets
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No metric is baked into the badge. A pasted image lives on the publisher's server and can never update itself, so a citation figure printed on it would keep asserting a number long after this profile had moved on. The badge states only what stays true while the journal is listed; the live figures are one click away on this page.