The impact factor is an internationally accepted index for periodical evaluation, which reflects the academic influence of periodicals. So how to query the impact factors of sci journals? Let me talk about it.

operational approach

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First of all, it needs to be explained that there are no influencing factors in a single article, only journals have influencing factors. There are many ways to query journal impact factors. We need to find a website that can be queried. First, you can find many options by searching "sci impact factor query" with a browser, so choose one.

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After entering the homepage of the website, you can query the impact factors of the journal. As shown in the figure, if you know the name of the journal, you can enter the query directly. If you don't know, you can also support fuzzy query or view according to the research direction.

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For example, I don't know the name of the journal, but the research field of my thesis is "water conservancy". I can directly enter "Water Conservancy" in the research direction marked in the second step and click Query, or click "Water Conservancy Science and Ocean Engineering" as shown in the figure below to enter the query. The list of disciplines in the webpage has been completed. If you are looking for a particularly unpopular subject, click "View all fields".

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After the query, the results will be returned, as shown in the figure, and the impact factors of the journals can be seen in the generated journal list. You can also see the employment ratio of journals and papers, the review cycle and so on.