heat and mass transfer/waerme- und stoffuebertragung | Journament

Journal Ranking

#80 / 33,877
📊 Below Average
Overall Score
41.3/100
Score Breakdown
Engagement
31
Accessibility
45
Timeliness
50
Diversity
30
Innovation
40
Community Impact
32
Ethics & Transparency
0
Content Quality
0
Editorial Diversity
0
Publication Regularity
0
Geographic Reach
0
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heat and mass transfer/waerme- und stoffuebertragung

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Short Name heat mass transfer
Abbreviated Name hmt
ISSN 09477411
Aim and Scope
By publishing original research reports "Heat and Mass Transfer" (Wärme- und Stoffübertragung) serves the circulation of new developments in the field of basic research of heat and mass transfer phenomena, as well as related material properties and their measurements. Thereby applications to engineering problems are promoted. As of 1995 the title "Wärme- und Stoffübertragung" was changed to "Heat and Mass Transfer".
URL https://www.springer.com/engineering/journal/231
Author Instructions https://www.springer.com/engineering/journal/231
Added by Said Nadeem on Jul 03, 2019

Publications Per Year

Recent Articles (59 total)

2011
adolescent and adult children of parents with parkinson's disease: incorporating their needs in clinical guidelines
;David Morley;Caroline Selai;Anette Schrag;Marjan Jahanshahi;Alan Thompson
Vol. 2011 , pp. -
387 views DOI Abstract
2015
cognitive reserve in parkinson’s disease: the effects of welsh-english bilingualism on executive function
;John V. Hindle;Pamela A. Martin-Forbes;Alexandra J. M. Bastable;Kirstie L. Pye;Anthony Martyr;Christopher J. Whitaker;Fergus I. M. Craik;Ellen Bialystok;Enlli M. Thomas;Virginia C. Mueller Gathercole;Linda Clare
Vol. 2015 , pp. -
350 views DOI Abstract
2015
diffusion kurtosis imaging of substantia nigra is a sensitive method for early diagnosis and disease evaluation in parkinson’s disease
;Guohua Zhang;Yuhu Zhang;Chengguo Zhang;Yukai Wang;Guixian Ma;Kun Nie;Haiqun Xie;Jianping Liu;Lijuan Wang
Vol. 2015 , pp. -
328 views DOI Abstract
2011
the frequency of nonmotor symptoms among advanced parkinson patients may depend on instrument used for assessment
;Nelson Hwynn;Ihtsham U. Haq;Irene A. Malaty;Andrew S. Resnick;Michael S. Okun;Danica S. Carew;Genko Oyama;Yunfeng Dai;Samuel S. Wu;Ramon L. Rodriguez;Charles E. Jacobson;Hubert H. Fernandez
Vol. 2011 , pp. -
327 views DOI Abstract
2017
identification of nurr1 (exon 4) and foxa1 (exon 3) haplotypes associated with mrna expression levels in peripheral blood lymphocytes of parkinson’s patients in small indian population
;Jayakrishna Tippabathani;Jayshree Nellore;Vaishnavie Radhakrishnan;Somashree Banik;Sonia Kapoor
Vol. 2017 , pp. -
325 views DOI Abstract
2011
deep brain stimulation of caudal zona incerta and subthalamic nucleus in patients with parkinson's disease: effects on diadochokinetic rate
;Fredrik Karlsson;Elin Unger;Sofia Wahlgren;Patric Blomstedt;Jan Linder;Erik Nordh;Hamayun Zafar;Jan van Doorn
Vol. 2011 , pp. -
294 views DOI Abstract
2016
5-ht2a receptor binding in the frontal cortex of parkinson’s disease patients and alpha-synuclein overexpressing mice: a postmortem study
;Nadja Bredo Rasmussen;Mikkel Vestergaard Olesen;Tomasz Brudek;Per Plenge;Anders Bue Klein;Jenny E. Westin;Karina Fog;Gitta Wörtwein;Susana Aznar
Vol. 2016 , pp. -
285 views DOI Abstract
2018
serum homocysteine level in parkinson’s disease and its association with duration, cardinal manifestation, and severity of disease
;Payam Saadat;Alijan Ahmadi Ahangar;Seyed Ehsan Samaei;Alireza Firozjaie;Fatemeh Abbaspour;Sorrayya Khafri;Azam Khoddami
Vol. 2018 , pp. -
272 views DOI Abstract
2018
A numerical analysis of transpiration cooling as an air cooling mechanism
Kilic M.
Vol. 54 , pp. 3647-3662
269 views DOI
2018
the association between e326k of gba and the risk of parkinson’s disease
;Yongpan Huang;Langmei Deng;Yanjun Zhong;Minhan Yi
Vol. 2018 , pp. -
264 views DOI Abstract
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Overall Quality Score

41.3/100

Tier: Below Average

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30.8/100

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45.0/100

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30.0/100

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40.0/100

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31.5/100

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50.0/100

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