research impact
The impact of research can be quantified by not only the amount of publications of a researcher but also by how many other researchers refer to the published work. The Hirsch or H-factor reflects the research impact of a researcher by looking at both the productivity as well as the amount of times other researcher refer to his of her work
An H-factor of 4 indicates that a researcher has at least published 4 articles, which each have been referenced at least 4 times.
The H-factors therefor reflects both the quantity as well as the quality of the published work of a researcher.
H-factors of academics within the Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine and based on SCOPUS database.
H-factors of researcher within the ISEM
Source: SCOPUS - Date: 22 May 2019 (Scopus link)
An H-factor of 4 indicates that a researcher has at least published 4 articles, which each have been referenced at least 4 times.
The H-factors therefor reflects both the quantity as well as the quality of the published work of a researcher.
H-factors of academics within the Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine and based on SCOPUS database.
H-factors of researcher within the ISEM
Source: SCOPUS - Date: 22 May 2019 (Scopus link)
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NAME
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PUBLICATIONS
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CITATIONS
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H-FACTOR
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PROF WAYNE DERMAN
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108
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1583
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23
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PROF ROB LAMBERTS
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53
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1084
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18
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DR JAMES BROWN
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37
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340
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12
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DR MARTIN HEINE
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11
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118
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6
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DR LOVEMORE KUNOROVZA
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4
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45
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3
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DR MARELISE BADENHORST
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4
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4
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2
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MRS SUSAN CRUMPTON (JOHNSTON)
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1
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1
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1
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MS LINDSEY STARLING
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1
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1
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1
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