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Q. What is FWCI? (상대적 피인용 지수 의미)
Field-Weighted Citation Impact is the ratio of the total citations actually received by the denominator output and the total citations expected based on the average of the subject field. 

A Field-Weighted Citation Impact of: 
 - Exactly 1 means that the output performs just as expected for the global average.
 - More than 1 means that the output is more cited than expected according to the global average. For example, 1.48 means 48% more cited than expected.
 - Less than 1 means that the output is cited less than expected according to the global average. 

Field-Weighted Citation Impact takes into account the differences in research behavior across disciplines. It is particularly useful for a denominator that combines a number of different fields, although it can be applied to any denominator: Researchers working in fields such as medicine and biochemistry typically produce more output with more co-authors and longer reference lists than researchers working in fields such as mathematics and education; this is a reflection of research culture and not performance. In a denominator comprising multiple disciplines, the effects of outputs in medicine and biochemistry dominate the effects of those in mathematics and education. This means that using non-weighted metrics, an institution that is focused on medicine will appear to perform better than an institution that specializes in social sciences. The methodology of Field-Weighted Citation Impact accounts for these disciplinary differences.

Field-Weighted Citation Impact is sourced directly from SciVal. The data in SciVal is updated every week. SciVal makes a copy of the Scopus database and then structures it to optimally support its metrics and functionality. This means that SciVal data may be slightly behind Scopus in its data currency. 
FWCI Manual
FWCI Top 5 Publications (상대적 피인용지수 상위 5개 문헌)
Prof. Sangaraju Shanmugam (상가라쥬 샨무감 교수)
- corresponding author, FWCI 42.93
Sivanantham, A., Ganesan, P., & Shanmugam, S. (2016). Hierarchical NiCo2S4 nanowire arrays supported on Ni foam: an efficient and durable bifunctional electrocatalyst for oxygen and hydrogen evolution reactions. Advanced Functional Materials, 26(26), 4661-4672.
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Prof. Jong-Soo Lee (이종수 교수)
- corresponding author, FWCI 34.87
Ramasamy, P., Lim, D. H., Kim, B., Lee, S. H., Lee, M. S., & Lee, J. S. (2016). All-inorganic cesium lead halide perovskite nanocrystals for photodetector applications. Chemical Communications, 52(10), 2067-2070.
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Prof. Sangaraju Shanmugam (상가라쥬 샨무감 교수) - corresponding author, FWCI 25.85
Sivanantham, A., Ganesan, P., Vinu, A., & Shanmugam, S. (2019). Surface activation and reconstruction of non-oxide-based catalysts through in situ electrochemical tuning for oxygen evolution reactions in alkaline media. ACS Catalysis, 10(1), 463-493.
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Prof. Sangaraju Shanmugam (상가라쥬 샨무감 교수) - corresponding author, FWCI 16.45
Ganesan, P., Prabu, M., Sanetuntikul, J., & Shanmugam, S. (2015). Cobalt sulfide nanoparticles grown on nitrogen and sulfur codoped graphene oxide: an efficient electrocatalyst for oxygen reduction and evolution reactions. ACS Catalysis, 5(6), 3625-3637.
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Prof. Youngu Lee (이윤구 교수) - corresponding author, FWCI 13.51
Ahn, Y., Jeong, Y., Lee, D., & Lee, Y. (2015). Copper nanowire–graphene core–shell nanostructure for highly stable transparent conducting electrodes. ACS Nano, 9(3), 3125-3133.
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Q. Topic Clusters (주요 연구 주제)
A Topic is a collection of documents with a common focused intellectual interest, and Scopus publications are clustered into Topics based upon a direct citation analysis. 

Topic Clusters are formed by aggregating Topics with similar research interests together to form a broader, higher-level area of research. Each of the 96,000 Topics has been matched with one of the 1,500 Topic Clusters. 

Calculating a Topic’s Prominence combines 3 metrics to indicate the momentum of the Topic: 
1. Citation Count in year n to papers published in n and n-1 
2. Scopus Views Count in year n to papers published in n and n-1 
 3. Average CiteScore for year n
SciVal & Evaluation Metrix
Keyphrase analysis (키워드 분석)
(Word Cloud) Top 50 keyphrases by relevance, based on 775 publications