Impact Factor polarization during the COVID-19 pandemic

Pandemic Impact factor 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak Web of science
DOI: 10.55835/6442d8170f5efe988a0e18fc Publication Date: 2023-05-19T20:38:18Z
ABSTRACT
The COVID-19-related research field has emerged with a number of papers and citations in very short time period. Journals published works have increased their impact factor (IF), which reflects the attention on COVID-19. With publications Web Science, we found that IF journals but more benefits were given to high journals. Highly cited distributed This increases inequality category. In conclusion, our findings imply is vulnerable external events, therefore it supports warn use quantitative indicators assessment.
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