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High Impact for physica status solidi (RRL)
Continuing Impact in Materials Science
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Increasing Impact
Porosity Makes an Impact on Lifetime Prediction
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Ceramics make an ImpactThe Journal of the American Ceramic Society remains the highest impact journal in the field. The 2008 ISI Impact Factor grew some 17% versus last year to 2.101, extending its lead over the Journal of the European Ceramic Society, which increased only 1% to 1.580.The International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology (also from the American Ceramic Society) occupies 3rd place, increasing nearly 9% to 1.488 ahead of the 4th placed Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. In 5-year Impact the two ACerS journals lead the way, and the Journal of the American Ceramic Society also leads the way in total citations, articles in the journal collecting a total of nearly 27,000 citations in 2008, nearly 38% more that the the second-placed Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. For information on the 2008 materials science Impact Factors, click here.
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