in silico pharmacology | Journament

Journal Ranking

#1065 / 33,951
📊 Below Average
Overall Score
41.0/100
Score Breakdown
Engagement
30
Accessibility
35
Timeliness
50
Diversity
30
Innovation
40
Community Impact
35
Ethics & Transparency
0
Content Quality
0
Editorial Diversity
0
Publication Regularity
0
Geographic Reach
0
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URL https://link.springer.com/journal/40203
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Recent Articles (12 total)

2015
prevalence of soil-transmitted helminths in remote villages in east kwaio, solomon islands
;Humpress Harrington;Richard Bradbury;James Taeka;James Asugeni;Vunivesi Asugeni;Tony Igeni;John Gwala;Lawrence Newton;Chillion Evan Fa`anuabae;Fawcett Laurence Kilivisi;Dorothy Esau;Angelica Flores;Elmer Ribeyro;Daisy Liku;Alwin Muse;Lyndel Asugeni;Jeptha Talana;Jennifer Shield;David J MacLaren;Peter D Massey;Reinhold Muller;Rick Speare
Vol. 6 , No. 3 , pp. 51-58
343 views DOI Abstract
2018
Sulfonamide derivatives as inhibitors: in silico approach.
Pradhan, Sayantan;Sinha, Chittaranjan;
Vol. 6 , No. 1 , pp. 4
322 views DOI Abstract
2016
prevalence of resistance to second-line tuberculosis drug among multidrug-resistant tuberculosis patients in viet nam, 2011
;Hoa Binh Nguyen;Nhung Viet Nguyen;Huong Thi Giang Tran;Hai Viet Nguyen;Quyen Thi Tu Bui
Vol. 7 , No. 2 , pp. 35-40
232 views DOI Abstract
2012
improved laboratory capacity is required to respond better to future cholera outbreaks in papua new guinea
;Paul Horwood;Leomeldo Latorre;Peter Siba;Laurens Manning;Monalisa Kas;Alexander Rosewell;Andrew Greenhill
Vol. 3 , No. 2 , pp. 30-32
226 views DOI Abstract
2017
enhanced surveillance for the third united nations conference on small island developing states, apia, samoa, september 2014
;Paul White;Salanieta Saketa;Alexis Durand;Saine Vaai-Nielsen;Tile Ah Leong-Lui;Take Naseri;Ailuai Matalima;Filipina Amosa;Alize Mercier;Christelle Lepers;Vjesh Lal;Richard Wojcik;Sheri Lewis;Adam Roth;Yvan Souares;Onofre Edwin Merilles Jr;Damian Hoy
Vol. 8 , No. 1 , pp. 15-21
224 views DOI Abstract
2016
enhanced syndromic surveillance for mass gatherings in the pacific: a case study of the 11th festival of pacific arts in solomon islands, 2012
;Damian Hoy;Salanieta T Saketa;Roy Roger Maraka;Alison Sio;Ian Wanyeki;Pascal Frison;Divi Ogaoga;Dennie Iniakawala;Cynthia Joshua;Sala Duituturaga;Christelle Lepers;Adam Roth;Paul White;Yvan Souares
Vol. 7 , No. 3 , pp. 15-20
219 views DOI Abstract
2013
event-based surveillance in papua new guinea: strengthening an international health regulations (2005) core capacity
;Roshiela Dagina;Manoj Murhekar;Alex Rosewell;Boris I Pavlin
Vol. 4 , No. 3 , pp. 19-25
216 views DOI Abstract
2015
strengthening capacity for local evidence to inform local responders to hiv in a remote solomon island health service
;David MacLaren;Michelle Redman-MacLaren;Relmah Timothy-Harrington;Rowena Asugeni;Elmah Muse;Emmy Jimuru;Kenny Moutoa;Rick Speare
Vol. 6 , No. 2 , pp. 58-65
213 views Abstract
2012
clostridium difficile infection outbreak in a male rehabilitation ward, hong kong (china), 2011
;Man-ha Wong;Shuk-kwan Chuang;Ngai-chong Tsang;Tsz-sum Lam;Man-ting Yuk
Vol. 3 , No. 4 , pp. 59-60
192 views DOI Abstract
2013
needs for disaster medicine: lessons from the field of the great east japan earthquake
;Tomohisa Shoko;Junichi Aiboshi;Yutaka Ueki;Naoki Tosaka;Tamano Matsui;Steven Bice;Alice Ruth Foxwell;Hiroto Ushizawa;Yasuhiro Otomo
Vol. 4 , No. 1 , pp. 51-55
157 views DOI Abstract
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Overall Quality Score

41.0/100

Tier: Below Average

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Engagement Score

30.2/100

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Higher engagement scores indicate that the journal's content is actively being read, cited, and discussed within the academic community.

Accessibility Score

35.0/100

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Diversity Score

30.0/100

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A diverse journal publishes work from various geographic regions, institutions, and covers a broad range of topics within its field.

Innovation Score

40.0/100

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Community Impact Score

35.0/100

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Timeliness Score

50.0/100

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Ethics & Transparency Score

0.0/100

Research Integrity (10% weight)

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Content Quality Score

0.0/100

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Editorial Diversity Score

0.0/100

Author Diversity + Interdisciplinary Value (8%)

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Publication Regularity Score

0.0/100

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Geographic Reach Score

0.0/100

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