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CIMNE’s papers in journals increase by 23% in 2022

Jan 20, 2023

CIMNE researchers published 166 papers in journals in 2022. It represents an increase of 23% comparing with 2021 and a 30% more, if the average of the last five years is taken into account.

The list of the papers is available on the Research section of CIMNE’s website, where it can seen both 2022 papers in journals and those of previous years.

Evolution of journals in papers

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