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Philip Ball: Prestige is factored into journal ratings. Nature 439, 770-771; 2006.
! BiologyBrowser (produced by Thomson Scientific). This is a free web site offering resources for the life sciences information community.
Johan Bollen, Marko A. Rodriguez, Herbert Van de Sompel: Journal Status PDF file; Scientometrics, volume 69, number 3, pp. 669-687, 2006.
! Declan Butler, nature news (2008): Free journal-ranking tool enters citation market. Database offers on-the-fly results.
Citizendium (an open wiki project dedicated to creating a free, comprehensive, and reliable repository of structured knowledge): Journal impact factor.
! Eigenfactor.org (maintained by Carl and Ted Bergstrom, Department of Biology, University of Washington). Eigenfactor is a rating of the importance of a scientific journal, comparable to Google´s Pagerank algorithm. Eigenfactor.org (containing 115,000 reference items) also reports journal prices as well as citation influence. Excellent!
filepie.us: Impact factor.
! Anne-Wil Harzing: Publish or Perish. This is a software program that retrieves and analyzes academic citations. It uses Google Scholar to obtain the citations. See also here.
Library, University of Heidelberg: Impact Factor. An annotated link list (in German).
Library, Hunter College: Research Guide for Graduate Science Students, Journal Rankings.
! ISI Web of Knowledge, The Thomson Corporation. Go to: Journal Citation Reports. Journal performance metrics, including impact factor.
! John Lavas, University Library, The University of Auckland: Journal Ranking for Biological and Marine Sciences. The purpose of this page is to give an explanation of the various methods which have been used to rank scientific journals.
Peter A. Lawrence, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge: The Mismeasurement of Science. See also here (PDF file).
Information Retrieval Services (IVS-BM), Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Martinsried: Citation Analyses and Impact Factors. Annotated links (some in German, chiefly in PDF format).
Library, University of Melbourne: Journal Impact resources. Tools to measure journal impact.
S.K. Mishra, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong: Does the Journal Impact Factor help make a Good Indicator of Academic Performance? PDF file.
! Science Gateway: High Impact Journals. Go to: Journals Ranked by Impact: Geology, Paleontology, and Plant Sciences.
! Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge: Journal Citation Reports.
! Thomson.com: The ISI Impact Factor. Go to: Journal Citation Reports. Journal performance metrics, including impact factor. See also: Science Citation Index Expanded. You can view a list of all journals covered in a specific category or find a specific journal by title, title words, or ISSN.
! Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
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