sustainable materials and technologies | Journament

Journal Ranking

#8504 / 33,982
📉 Poor
Overall Score
37.6/100
Score Breakdown
Engagement
30
Accessibility
15
Timeliness
50
Diversity
30
Innovation
40
Community Impact
33
Ethics & Transparency
0
Content Quality
0
Editorial Diversity
0
Publication Regularity
0
Geographic Reach
0
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Recent Articles (17 total)

2013
fish and amphibians as potential reservoirs of mycobacterium ulcerans, the causative agent of buruli ulcer disease
;Mark Eric Benbow;David M. Malakauskas;Michael G. Kaufman;Sarah J. Willson;Richard W. Merritt;Heather R. Williamson
Vol. 3 , pp. 1-13
513 views DOI Abstract
2016
seroprevalence of rift valley fever virus in sheep and goats in zambézia, mozambique
;Anne-Lie Blomström;Isabelle Scharin;Hedvig Stenberg;Jaquline Figueiredo;Ofélia Nhambirre;Ana Abilio;Mikael Berg;José Fafetine
Vol. 6 , pp. 1-4
462 views DOI Abstract
2016
campylobacter growth rates in four different matrices: broiler caecal material, live birds, bolton broth, and brain heart infusion broth
;Tara Battersby;Desmond Walsh;Paul Whyte;Declan J. Bolton
Vol. 6 , pp. 1-6
407 views DOI Abstract
2015
serologic screening for 13 infectious agents in roe deer (capreolus capreolus) in flanders
;Paul Tavernier;Stanislas U. Sys;Kris De Clercq;Ilse De Leeuw;Anne Brigitte Caij;Miet De Baere;Nick De Regge;David Fretin;Virginie Roupie;Marc Govaerts;Paul Heyman;Daisy Vanrompay;Lizi Yin;Isabelle Kalmar;Vanessa Suin;Bernard Brochier;Alexandre Dobly;Stéphane De Craeye;Sophie Roelandt;Els Goossens;Stefan Roels
Vol. 5 , pp. 1-12
379 views DOI Abstract
2019
Gold nanoparticle based photothermal therapy: Development and application for effective cancer treatment
Yang W.
Vol. 22 , pp. 0-0
359 views DOI
2012
threats from emerging and re-emerging neglected tropical diseases (ntds)
;Tim K. Mackey;Bryan A. Liang
Vol. 2 , pp. 1-7
346 views DOI Abstract
2014
level of decontamination after washing textiles at 60°c or 70°c followed by tumble drying
;Eva Tano;Åsa Melhus
Vol. 4 , pp. 1-7
328 views DOI Abstract
2016
one health capacity building in sub-saharan africa
;Innocent B. Rwego;Olutayo Olajide Babalobi;Protus Musotsi;Serge Nzietchueng;Christian Keambo Tiambo;John David Kabasa;Irene Naigaga;Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka;Katherine Pelican
Vol. 6 , pp. 1-9
314 views DOI Abstract
2019
status of aflatoxin contamination in cow milk produced in smallholder dairy farms in urban and peri-urban areas of nairobi county: a case study of kasarani sub county, kenya
;Irene Kagera;Peter Kahenya;Florence Mutua;Gladys Anyango;Florence Kyallo;Delia Grace;Johanna Lindahl
Vol. 9 , No. 1 , pp. -
313 views DOI Abstract
2014
a need for one health approach – lessons learned from outbreaks of rift valley fever in saudi arabia and sudan
;Osama Ahmed Hassan;Clas Ahlm;Magnus Evander
Vol. 4 , pp. 1-8
307 views DOI Abstract
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Journament

Overall Quality Score

37.6/100

Tier: Poor

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Engagement Score

30.3/100

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Accessibility Score

15.0/100

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Diversity Score

30.0/100

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Innovation Score

40.0/100

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Community Impact Score

32.5/100

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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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Editorial Diversity Score

0.0/100

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Publication Regularity Score

0.0/100

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Geographic Reach Score

0.0/100

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