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Impact Factor Calculator
Find a journal's impact factor.
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A journal's impact factor measures how often its recent articles are cited.
The math behind it
IF = citations this year to articles from the prior two years, divided by the number of those articles.
Worked Example
800 citations to 250 articles gives an impact factor of 3.2.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a high IF always better?
It varies by field; compare journals within the same discipline.
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