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Impact factor of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record (2026)
The impact factor shown here is the 2-year mean citedness: citations received in a year by the papers The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record published in the two previous years, divided by the number of those papers. That is the same formula as the Journal Impact Factor, applied to the open citation data of OpenAlex. The journal is not listed in JCR 2024, so it has no official Journal Impact Factor from Clarivate; the value above is how often its recent papers are cited.
Quartile of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record
A journal's quartile (Q1 to Q4) is its position within a subject category: Q1 is the top quarter. The official quartiles are published by Clarivate in Journal Citation Reports (by Journal Impact Factor, in Web of Science categories) and by Scimago as the SJR quartile (in Scopus categories). The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is not listed in JCR 2024, so it has no JCR quartile. It is indexed in Scopus, so Scimago shows its SJR quartile. ScholarsColab does not show a quartile until it can show the official one; the impact factor and rank above are calculated from open data.
Citations and papers per year
02Fee waivers
APC waivers and discounts for The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record
The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record follows the waiver policy of its publisher, Wiley: full waiver or 50% discount by Wiley's country list (close to Research4Life), applied automatically when enough of the authors are eligible. The corresponding author's country decides the group, and for a full waiver at least half of all authors must be affiliated in a country of the same eligible group.
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03Indexing
Indexing of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record
| List | Status |
|---|---|
| Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) | Not listed |
| Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) | Not listed |
| Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI) | Not listed |
| Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) | Not listed |
| Scopus | ✓ Listed |
| Journal Citation Reports 2024 | Not listed |
- ISSN
- 1747-3500
- eISSN
- 2047-9751
- Publisher
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From the indexing lists used on ScholarsColab, updated 1 March 2026. Indexing can change: confirm on the Web of Science Master Journal List or the Scopus source list before submitting. Official Journal Impact Factors and JCR quartiles are published by Clarivate; the impact factor and quartile on this page are calculated from OpenAlex open data (see how the impact factor works).
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04How to submit
How to submit to The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record
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05Reviewer comments
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07Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the impact factor of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record?
Based on OpenAlex citation data (October 2026), the 2-year impact factor of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is 0.00: papers it published in the two previous years were cited 0.00 times on average in a year. The journal is not listed in JCR 2024, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
What is the h-index of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record?
The h-index of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is 2 (OpenAlex, October 2026): 2 of its papers have each been cited at least 2 times. Its i10-index is 0.
What is the quartile of The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record?
A journal's quartile (Q1 to Q4) is its position within a subject category: Q1 is the top quarter. The official quartiles are published by Clarivate in Journal Citation Reports (by Journal Impact Factor, in Web of Science categories) and by Scimago as the SJR quartile (in Scopus categories). The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is not listed in JCR 2024, so it has no JCR quartile. It is indexed in Scopus, so Scimago shows its SJR quartile. ScholarsColab does not show a quartile until it can show the official one; the impact factor and rank above are calculated from open data.
Is The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record indexed in Scopus?
Yes. The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record appears in the Scopus list, according to the indexing lists used on ScholarsColab (updated 1 March 2026). Always confirm the current status on the official list before submitting.
Is The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record an SCIE journal?
The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is not listed in SCIE or the other Web of Science indexes, according to the indexing lists used on ScholarsColab (updated 1 March 2026). Always confirm the current status on the official list before submitting.
Is The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record in Journal Citation Reports (JCR)?
The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record is not listed in the JCR 2024 list, according to the indexing lists used on ScholarsColab (updated 1 March 2026). Always confirm the current status on the official list before submitting.
Does The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record offer an APC waiver?
The Microscopic Journal and Structural Record follows the policy of Wiley: full waiver or 50% discount by Wiley's country list (close to Research4Life), applied automatically when enough of the authors are eligible. The corresponding author's country decides the group, and for a full waiver at least half of all authors must be affiliated in a country of the same eligible group. Rules verified 27 October 2026; confirm on the publisher's page.
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