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2. 18,000 titles: • 16,500 peer-reviewed journals (including 1,200 Open Access journals). • 600 trade publications (Industry, business and trade). • 350 book series (ISBN). Articles-in-Press” from over 3,500 journal + • 3.7 million conference papers from proceedings and journals. 42.5 million records: • 22 million records with references back to 1996 (of which 78% include references). • 20.5 million records pre-1996 which go back as far as 1823. Approximately 2 million new records are added each year (5,500/day). + • 359 million scientific web pages indexed via Scirus, another Elsevier product, incorporated with WOS • 24 million patent records from five patent offices

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17. Dear Dr. H.S. Wahab,It is our pleasure to inform you that your publication has been cited in a journal published by Elsevier.Through this unique service we hope we can offer you valuable information, and make you aware of publications in your research area.Best regards,Author Support Your article:Computational investigation of water and oxygen adsorption on the anatase TiO (1 0 0) surfaceWahab, H.S., Bredow, T., Aliwi, S.M.Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEMvolume 868, issue 1-3, year 2008, pp. 101 - 108has been cited in: Adsorption of CO, H2, N2O, NH3 and CH 4 on the anatase TiO2 (0 0 1) and (1 0 1) surfaces and their competitive adsorption predicted by periodic DFT calculationsWanbayor, R., Ruangpornvisuti, V.Materials Chemistry and Physics

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19. Dear Dr. Hilal S. Wahab,You are invited to review the above-mentioned manuscript that has been submitted for publication in Catalysis Communications.  I would be most grateful if you would accept and I could receive your report not later than by .  Thank you very much in advance for your assistance.   To view the PDF file of the paper please click on the link below.  http://ees.elsevier.com/catcom/l.asp?i=52109&l=ER9VA2O5If you are willing to review this manuscript, please click on the link below:http://ees.elsevier.com/catcom/l.asp?i=52111&l=DNY8GIS8If you are not able to review this manuscript, please click on the link below.  We would appreciate receiving suggestions for alternative reviewers:http://ees.elsevier.com/catcom/l.asp?i=52110&l=0FSDDBIR

20. Ms. Ref. No.:  CATCOM-D-10-00984Title: Influence of the method of platinum deposition on activity and stability of Pt/TiO2 photocatalysts in the photocatalytic oxidation of dimethyl methylphosphonateCatalysis CommunicationsDear Dr. Hilal S. Wahab,Thank you for agreeing to review manuscript number CATCOM-D-10-00984 for Catalysis Communications.If possible, I would appreciate receiving your review by Nov 19, 2010.  As a reviewer you are entitled to access references, abstracts and full-text articles in Scopus and ScienceDirect. Your 30-day access can be activated in your "Pending Assignments" page in EES. Abstracts and full-text can be reached through the hyperlinked references, accessible by following the "View Linked References" link in the action menu of the manuscript, or via the Scopus search bar in EES.

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26. Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) It was founded by Eugene Garfield in 1960. Currently known as Thomson Reuters. # Its speciality: citation, indexing and analysis. # publishes annual list of impact factor of the journals. *Journal impact factor is an important indicator of journal quality. # It also publishes a list of highly cited researchers, one of the factors included in the Academic Ranking of World Universities published by Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

27. The impact factor, IF IF, is a measure reflecting the average number of citations topublished articles. Calculation For example, if a journal has an impact factor of 3 in 2010, then its papers published in 2008 and 2009 received 3 citations each on average. The 2010 impact factor of a journal would be calculated as follows: A = the number of times published articles in 2008 and 2009 were cited by indexed journals during 2010 B = the total number of published articles by that journal in 2008 and 2009. 2010 impact factor = A/B

28. H-index Theh-index is an index that attempts to measure both the productivity and impact of the published work of a scholar. The index was suggested by Jorge E. Hirsch, a physicist at UCSD, as a tool for determining relative quality and is sometimes called the Hirsch index. Hirsch writes:A scientist has index h if h of [his/her] papers have at least h citations each. Them-index is defined as h/n, where n is the number of years since the first published paper of the scientist .

29. Calculating h H-index from a plot of decreasing citations for numbered papers

30. The h-b-index is defined in the same manner as the h-index, but is based on a topic search instead of a scientists name. A topic with a large h-b index is defined as a hot topic. h-b indices of some topics carbon nanotubes: h-b = 167 fullerenes: h-b = 140 quantum computation: h-b = 73 ferroelectricity: h-b = 78

31. تصنيف الجامعات

32. تصنيف الجامعات أولا : تصنيف جامعةجايو تونج شانغهاي  Shanghai Jiao Tong University       وتنشر هذه الجامعة قائمة بأفضل 500 جامعة في شهر سبتمبر من كل عام. ثانيا : تصنيف الخاصة بالتخصصاتQS للجامعات العالمية THEQS World University Rankings ثالثا: تصنيف ويبومتركس  Webometrics ويعتمد على قياس أداء الجامعات من خلال مواقعها الالكترونية

33. ومما يدل على حيادية هذا التصنيف وعدم تحيزه أن جامعات تايوان الوطنية احتلت مراكز أفضل بكثير من جامعات الصين الشعبية. وقد كان الهدف من هذا التقييم في البداية معرفة مستوى الجامعات الصينية بين ألف جامعة عالمية ، ولكن المشروع أحدث ردة فعل واسعة في الأوساط الأكاديمية العالمية مما دعا جامعة شنغهاي إلى نشر خمسمائة جامعة فقط من الألف على الانترنت.

34. ثانيا : تصنيف QS للجامعات العالمية الخاصة بالتخصصات TheQS World University Rankings http://www.topuniversities.com *QS Asian University Rankings for the top 200 universities since 2009. ويوضح الجدول التالي تفاصيل معايير التصنيف المتبع ووزن كل منها : السمعة الاكاديمية

35. ثالثا: تصنيف ويبومتركس Webometrics http://www.webometrics.info يهدف هذا التصنيف بالدرجة الأولى إلى حث الجهات الأكاديمية في العالم لتقديم مالديها من أنشطة علمية تعكس مستواها العلمي المتميز على الانترنت. والتصنيف عبارة عن نسخة تجريبية أولية ليس الهدف منها تقييم الجامعات حسب الجودة أو المكانة العلمية لكل جامعة وإنما هو بمثابة المؤشر لالتزام الجامعات بالاستفادة من الانترنت لعرض مالديها لكي تتم الاستفادة منه من قبل الآخرين. وإذا ماأرادت أي جامعة إحراز تقدم في هذا الترتيب فإن عليها أن تعيد النظر في محتوياتها على الإنترنت لتتناسب مع مكانتها العلمية. ويتم عمل هذا التصنيف في الشهر الأول والسابع من كل سنة ميلادية.ويعتمد على قياس أداء الجامعات من خلال مواقعها الالكترونية ضمن المعايير التالية :

37. THANX 4 UR ATTENTION Assistant Professor Dr. Hilal S Wahab