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Journal of Materials Science Research and Reviews

A full, reproducible breakdown of this journal's ScPedia Score — reported across 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year windows, the same way Scopus publishes CiteScore Tracker alongside its fixed-year figure — and its h-index, including every citation source that contributed and the complete article ranking.

0.4

2-Year ScPedia Score

2024–2025

0.2

3-Year ScPedia Score

2023–2025

0.2

4-Year ScPedia Score

2022–2025

0.2

5-Year ScPedia Score

2021–2025

4

H-index

All-time

Methodology & Limitations

ScPedia Score of a Journal

Modelled on the methodology used for CiteScore (as available in Wikipedia — en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CiteScore), the ScPedia Score is calculated by dividing the total citations credited to documents published during the N complete calendar years preceding the current year by the total number of documents published during the same period.

The current, still-in-progress calendar year is always excluded. For example, a 2025 score would use data from 2022–2025 and would exclude any data from 2026.

H-Index of a Journal

The H-index is the largest value h such that at least h articles published by the journal have each received at least h citations. It is calculated across the journal's entire publication history rather than being restricted to a specific citation window.

Known Approximation / Limitation

For the purpose of calculating the ScPedia Score, "Citations received" represents the all-time combined citation count for each document. This combines the platform's resolved citation index with citation counts reported by external sources.

This is used as an approximation because the available citation sources do not provide citation-event timestamps that identify the specific year in which each citation was received. Consequently, a citation associated with a document published within the calculation window may have been recorded before or after that publication window.

Therefore, the resulting figure should be interpreted as a real and reproducible citation ratio based on the platform's indexed data, rather than as an exact replication of any particular commercial citation metric.

Data as of 27 Sep 2026, 20:49. Figures are computed live from this platform's own citation records on every page load.

2-Year ScPedia Score

2024–2025
ScPedia Score (2Y) = Citations received in 2024–2025 ÷ Documents published in 2024–2025

This journal's calculation

56 citations ÷ 146 documents = 0.4

146 of this journal's 499 total articles were published in this window.

Citations by publication year

The same 56 citations and 146 documents above, split by which year in the window each cited document was published — not when the citations themselves happened, which none of this platform's citation sources record.

Year Publish Articles Citations Citations / Article
2024 70 20 0.3
2025 76 36 0.5
Total 146 56 0.4

Citation collection sources

Where the 56 citations behind this score were reported.

Crossref

Crossref's own aggregate cited-by count, built from publisher-deposited reference lists across its member registry.

25

Citation Articles

56

Citations

100%

Share

Total 56 citations

3-Year ScPedia Score

2023–2025
ScPedia Score (3Y) = Citations received in 2023–2025 ÷ Documents published in 2023–2025

This journal's calculation

56 citations ÷ 228 documents = 0.2

228 of this journal's 499 total articles were published in this window.

Citations by publication year

The same 56 citations and 228 documents above, split by which year in the window each cited document was published — not when the citations themselves happened, which none of this platform's citation sources record.

Year Publish Articles Citations Citations / Article
2023 82 0 0.0
2024 70 20 0.3
2025 76 36 0.5
Total 228 56 0.2

Citation collection sources

Where the 56 citations behind this score were reported.

Crossref

Crossref's own aggregate cited-by count, built from publisher-deposited reference lists across its member registry.

25

Citation Articles

56

Citations

100%

Share

Total 56 citations

4-Year ScPedia Score

2022–2025
ScPedia Score (4Y) = Citations received in 2022–2025 ÷ Documents published in 2022–2025

This journal's calculation

56 citations ÷ 268 documents = 0.2

268 of this journal's 499 total articles were published in this window.

Citations by publication year

The same 56 citations and 268 documents above, split by which year in the window each cited document was published — not when the citations themselves happened, which none of this platform's citation sources record.

Year Publish Articles Citations Citations / Article
2022 40 0 0.0
2023 82 0 0.0
2024 70 20 0.3
2025 76 36 0.5
Total 268 56 0.2

Citation collection sources

Where the 56 citations behind this score were reported.

Crossref

Crossref's own aggregate cited-by count, built from publisher-deposited reference lists across its member registry.

25

Citation Articles

56

Citations

100%

Share

Total 56 citations

5-Year ScPedia Score

2021–2025
ScPedia Score (5Y) = Citations received in 2021–2025 ÷ Documents published in 2021–2025

This journal's calculation

56 citations ÷ 326 documents = 0.2

326 of this journal's 499 total articles were published in this window.

Citations by publication year

The same 56 citations and 326 documents above, split by which year in the window each cited document was published — not when the citations themselves happened, which none of this platform's citation sources record.

Year Publish Articles Citations Citations / Article
2021 58 0 0.0
2022 40 0 0.0
2023 82 0 0.0
2024 70 20 0.3
2025 76 36 0.5
Total 326 56 0.2

Citation collection sources

Where the 56 citations behind this score were reported.

Crossref

Crossref's own aggregate cited-by count, built from publisher-deposited reference lists across its member registry.

25

Citation Articles

56

Citations

100%

Share

Total 56 citations

How the h-index is calculated

Every article is ranked by its combined citation count (this platform's own resolved index plus every external source's own reported count); h is the last rank where the citation count still meets or exceeds the rank itself.

This journal's result

h-index = 4 — 4 articles with at least 4 citations each.

Counts toward h Below the h-index cutoff
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