Publications - MRC e-Val 2010
Papers arising from MRC-supported research have been shown to have a significantly higher citation impact than papers resulting from other UK health-related or biological sciences research. Indeed, papers which have arisen from MRC-supported research have over twice the world average citation impact.
In addition, four per cent of MRC papers have a citation impact which is equal to or greater than eight times the world average. This is in contrast to 1.8 per cent of UK biological sciences papers and 1.7 per cent of UK medically-related papers (not including MRC papers). Only 5 per cent of MRC papers published between 2006 and 2009 remained uncited in 2010.
In this section you will find an analysis of over 36,000 reports entered of publications arising from MRC funded research and includes:
- Numbers of papers reported in MRC e-Val
- Numbers of papers reported each year
- Journals in which MRC researchers have published most frequently between 2006 and 2009
- High Impact Journals used by MRC researchers between 2006 and 2009
- Citation impact by journal category
- Impact profile of MRC publications between 2006 and 2009, citation impact to end of 2010
- The top 10 publications by NCI between 2006 and 2009
- Highly cited papers published in 2009-2010
