• Getting Published and Measuring Impact
  • Measuring Impact: EUR policy
  • Tools to measure Researcher Impact
  • Researcher Identification
  • Tools to measure Journal Impact
  • Journal lists and directories
  • Conferences

Getting Published & Measuring Impact

If you are considering publishing for instance a journal article, you will want to publish in quality, high impact scholarly journals. Therefore it's important to know what to look for in a journal when the time comes to submit your manuscript and to know how to measure its impact.

This part of the Research Matters portal provides practical information on:

• Measuring impact: EUR policy and the Publish or Perish book & software
• Tools to measure researcher impact, like Web of Science, Scopus, Publish or Perish, Google Scholar, the H-index and CiteSeerX
• Researcher identification with the aid of ResearcherID, the Scopus Author Identifier or the Digital Author Identifier
• Tools to measure journal impact via the Journal Citation Reports, the Scopus Journal Analyzer or Eigenfactor
• Journals lists and directories like the ISSN Portal or Ulrich's Web
• Conferences: all about attending and participating in (web)conferences.

You can also click on the links in the menu to the left for more information.