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have different standards for citation and different
               time spans across which citations occur, Eigenfactor
               employs an algorithm that uses the entire Web of   Results from space station research
               Science citation network from Clarivate Analytics   reach beyond international borders,
               (formerly an analytical component of Thomson
               Reuters). This algorithm spans the previous 5 years    and beyond the countries whose
               to create a metric that evaluates the importance of   agencies sponsored them.
               each journal (www.eigenfactor.org).
               The Eigenfactor Score counts citations to journals
               in both the sciences and social sciences, eliminates
               self-citations of journals, and is intended to reflect the
               amount of time researchers spend reading the journal.   Following are the top five most-cited results
               Since the first ISS publication,135 ISS publications    publications from space station research as
               have been listed in the top 100 journals by Eigenfactor;    of May 30, 2018.
               85 of those ISS publications were in the top 10 journals   The AMS-02 investigation collected and analyzed
               as reported by Clarivate Analytics.
                                                               billions of cosmic ray events, and identified 9 million
                                                               of these as electrons or positrons (antimatter), thereby
               Global Impacts on Science                       providing data that may lead to the solution of the
                                                               origin of cosmic rays and antimatter and increase the
               Results from space station research reach beyond   understanding of how our galaxy was formed. (Aguilar-
               international borders, and beyond the countries    Benitez M, et al., Physical Review Letters, 2013.
               whose agencies sponsored them. The heat map     Times Cited = 489)
               below provides a global representation of all the
               countries that have cited the ISS results published in   The Subregional Bone investigation found that the
               scholarly journals. Such maps illustrate the international   greatest space-induced bone loss occurs in pelvis,
                                                               hip, and leg bones, which should be the focus of
               reach of ISS publications and their subsequent
               contributions to scientific literature.         countermeasures and surface activities designed for
                                                               space explorers on future missions beyond low-Earth































                  A heat map of all of the countries whose authors have cited all scientific publications from ISS research.
                  Image credit: NASA





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