On the last day of the first half of 2021, the new year's Impact Factors have been released.
The growth in Impact Factors this year is impressive.
They've outperformed both funds and stocks!
According to statistics from 120 journals related to photocatalysis,
compared to 2019, 78 journals have seen an increase of over 10%.
Notably, Nature Sustainability has seen an increase of over 60%.
The Nature series, aside from review journals, has largely remained the same,
while others have experienced varying degrees of growth.
JACS and Angew have both exceeded 15+.
It's worth mentioning that domestic journals have also shown outstanding performance, with several journals experiencing substantial growth for three consecutive years. The future looks promising!
Chinese Journal of Catalysis has reached 8.271, officially surpassing Journal of Catalysis (7.92).
Science Bulletin 11.78, Nano-Micro Letters 16.419
National Science Review has seen a modest growth of 3.5% this year, reaching 17.275.
It's important to note that the Impact Factor is just one of many indicators used to evaluate journal quality.
On the path to gaining broader international recognition and influence, domestic journals must continue their journey of innovation!
As the Impact Factors rise, the rewards for published papers have also increased accordingly!
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Attached: Information on Photocatalysis Journals
