The h-bubble

Rousseau, Ronald; García-Zorita, Carlos; Casado, Elías Sanz

doi:10.1016/j.joi.2012.11.012

Cited by 30 publications

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“…If considerable intellectual achievements or articles with a higher citation potential [which is not the same, see e.g. (Rousseau et al 2013)] were obvious to recognize this would probably lead to a short delay between submission and acceptance. Yet, it is well-known that real innovative articles often stand a difficult time to get accepted (Campanario 1996;Campanario and Acedo 2007).…”

Section: Are Better Articles Accepted Faster?mentioning

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Editorial delay and its relation to subsequent citations: the journals Nature, Science and Cell

Rousseau

Wang

et al. 2015

Scientometrics

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This investigation tries to determine if, for highly visible journals, namely Nature, Science and Cell, articles with a short editorial delay time generally, receive more citations than those with a long editorial delay. Based on data for the period from 2005 to 2009, it is found that there is a clear, although statistically weak, tendency for an inverse relation between editorial delay time and number of received citations.

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Editorial delay and its relation to subsequent citations: the journals Nature, Science and Cell

Rousseau

Wang

et al. 2015

Scientometrics

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“…Informetrics, a term first proposed by Nacke [1], was defined by Tague-Sutcliffe [2] Since then this definition has been accepted and its use supported by many workers in the field, (so-called informetricians) such as Wilson [3], Ingwersen and Björneborn [4], Bar-Ilan [5] and Rousseau [6]. Ingwersen and Björneborn [4] even explicitly mention that studying activities in chat rooms in cyberspace belongs to the field of informetrics.…”

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A multi-metric approach for research evaluation

Rousseau

Fred

2013

Chin. Sci. Bull.

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Background information is provided about the Web 2.0 related term altmetrics. This term is placed in the context of the broader field of informetrics. The term influmetrics is proposed as a better term for altmetrics. The importance of considering research products and not just scientific publications is highlighted. Issues related to peer review and making funding decisions within a multi-metric approach are discussed and brought in relation with the new metrics field.

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“…Percebe-se que há um grande interesse pelo assunto (ROUSSEAU et al, 2013 A metodologia proposta na seção 3 utiliza o índice h e o núcleo h para identificação das potências olímpicas, propõe o ranking lexicográfico a fim de se evitar empates no núcleo e utiliza um método de agregação das modalidades com sucessivos índices h, de forma inovadora.…”

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