The citation rate of papers refers to the number of citations of scientific papers to documents. The citation rate of a paper is a sign (or data, etc.). ) to measure the degree to which a country's scientific research literature is recognized by other countries or institutions.
In fund application or academic evaluation, the other citation rate of papers is often used as an important evaluation index, and the high other citation rate can indicate that the research work has been concerned or recognized.
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This paper cites the current world situation.
In 2003, institute for scientific information, Philadelphia, USA, reported the total number of published papers, the total number of citations and the number of citations in all natural science fields collected by ISI in 15 1 countries and regions in the world from 192 1 to June 30, 2002 (10 6 months).
10 years, the total number of scientific papers published by China scholars in the world ranks first in 15 1 0 countries and regions. Ranked 20th according to the total cited times of all papers; If ranked according to the average citation times of each paper, it is not as good as South Korea's 3.39, India's 2.80 and Russia's 2.60. Indian 2.80 ranks in 1 19, so China definitely ranks behind 120.
The number of scientific papers in Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and other countries is small, but the average number of citations of each paper is very high, all of which are more than 9 times. In particular, the number of articles cited in Switzerland is as high as 12.22, which is higher than that in the United States (1 1.75). These countries are real technological powers.
As for Russia, the data are very thought-provoking
The former Soviet Union is a superpower that competes with the United States, and its technology is quite developed. However, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia's comprehensive national strength was obviously not as good as before. In addition, investment in science and technology has dropped sharply, and outstanding talents have flowed out. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the academic level of scientific papers published in Russia in recent years 10 dropped significantly, and the average number of citations per paper dropped to 2.60, making it a developing country from a superpower.
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