What is the impact factor of Composites?

. The 2022 impact factor of Composites is . By the impact factor, Composites falls within the top 60% of scholarly journals.

Composites Top Schools: scientometric analysis

(top 60%)

Impact Factor

(top 60%)

extended IF

79(top 5%)

H-Index

authors

1.1K

papers

29.4K

citations

1.5K

citing journals

7.3K

citing authors

Schools

School	Institution	Articles	Citations	A Rank	C Rank
Faculty of Medicine	Imperial College London	6	203	255	255
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering	University of California	4	59	255	255
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering	University of California	3	30	255	255
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences	University of Surrey	3	39	255	255
Institute of Materials Science and Engineering	National Sun Yat-sen University	2	46	53	61
Department of Electrical Engineering	National Sun Yat-sen University	2	46	255	255
Department of Engineering Science	University of Oxford	2	118	255	255
Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering	Virginia Tech	2	32	255	255
Department of Physics	University of Toronto	2	48	255	255
Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry	University of Toronto	2	48	255	255
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering	University of Toronto	2	48	255	255
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering	University of Bristol	2	55	255	255
Faculty of Engineering	University of Nottingham	2	28	255	255
Department of Civil Engineering	University of Surrey	2	11	26	64
Composite Materials Research Laboratory	University at Buffalo	2	37	23	25
Materials and Manufacturing Engineering	Newcastle University	2	22	21	32
School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences	Newcastle University	2	22	255	255
School of Materials Science	University of Bath	2	10	29	83
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences	Harvard University	1	21	255	255
Department of Physics	University of Oxford	1	3	255	255

A Rank refers to the ranking of Composites in the given institution according to the number of articles, and C Rank according to the number of citations.

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