JOURNAL REPORT 2018
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021

Advances in Astronomy

2.542

Current Impact Factor

1.25

Current CiteScore

2.542

Current Impact Factor

1.25

Current CiteScore

Total articles submitted to this journal each month during 2018.
Total articles published in this journal each month during 2018.
34.0

Total authors

Total unique authors of published articles in this journal during 2018.
11

Total published articles

Total articles published in this journal during 2018.
95

Days

Average time from submission to acceptance

100

Days

Average time from acceptance to publication

134

Total submitted articles

Total articles submitted to this journal during 2018.
15

Total accepted articles

Total articles accepted for publication in this journal during 2018.

Most Viewed Articles

ArticleViews
A new lunar DEM based on the calibrated Chang'E-1 laser altimeter data900
Can the new Neutrino Telescopes reveal the gravitational properties of antimatter?595
Star Formation Law at Sub-kpc Scale in the Elliptical Galaxy Centaurus A as Seen by ALMA590
Space creation mechanism during the expansion of universe549
Search for non-Gaussianities in the WMAP data with the Scaling Index Method544
Improving the Accuracy of the Martian Ephemeris short term prediction543
Dark Matter: A Primer527
Poisson Denoising for Astronomical Images502
Analytic Models of Brown Dwarfs and The Substellar Mass Limit496
On the effects of the viscosity in the shock waves for hydrodynamical case: I. Basic Mechanism465

Most Viewed Special Issue Articles

ArticleViews
The Observer's Guide to the Gamma-Ray Burst-Supernova Connection1,040
Gamma Ray Burst Prompt correlations765
MASTER ROBOTIC NET655
Gamma-Ray Burst in the Swift/Fermi Era and Beyond633
The Core-Cusp problem571
RTS2 - the Remote Telescope System558
Physics of Gamma Ray Bursts Prompt Emission516
Kilonova/Macronova Emission from Compact Binary Mergers473
The Data Big Bang and the Expanding Digital Universe: High-Dimensional, Complex and Massive Data Sets in an Inflationary Epoch444
Robotic autonomous observatories: a historical perspective414

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