APL & JAP: Top-Cited Journals in Field

APL and JAP retain top spots as most highly cited journals in Applied Physics Dear Colleague, We are happy to be able to thank you again for your contributions to Applied Physics Letters (APL) and Journal of Applied Physics (JAP): contributions that keep both journals at the top of their field as just revealed in the 2009 Journal Citation Reports from Thomson Reuters*. The latest data show once again that APL and JAP are ranked as the first and second most highly cited of the 105 journals tracked in the Applied Physics category. This is only possible through your efforts as authors and reviewers and we are grateful for your time and energy. Highlights of the data include: Applied Physics Letters Journal of Applied Physics #1 in citations with 186,353 Impact Factor: 3.554 5-year Impact Factor: 3.780 Immediacy Index: 0.617 Eigenfactor score: 0.71820 #2 in citations with 115,445 Impact Factor: 2.072 5-year Impact Factor: 2.278 Immediacy Index: 0.364 Eigenfactor score: 0.32294 We look forward to receiving more of your best work and benefitting from your expertise as reviewers in the coming year. Best regards, Nghi Lam, Editor, Applied Physics Letters P. James Viccaro, Editor, Journal of Applied Physics *2009 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters, 2010)

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