Another pleasant academic surprise from ResearchGate.
On the ResearchGate page of the MDPI journal Optics, I found that I was included among the Top-100 most-read authors last month.
Apparently, somebody is actually reading what we write. :)
Of course, such monthly rankings are dynamic and should not be taken too seriously as a scientific metric. Still, it is nice to see that our work in optics, photonics, and fiber-optic sensing attracts attention from readers.
ResearchGate currently lists our recent paper in Optics as well — “A Concept and Numerical Study of Refractive-Index-Based pH Estimation Using an Etched Addressed Fiber Bragg Structure with Microwave Photonic Interrogation.”
So, after recently discovering that I had made it into a citation ranking for Sensors, here is another small achievement for the collection: Top-100 most-read authors in Optics.
Not a Nobel Prize, certainly — but a nice thing to find on a journal page nonetheless. :)
| ResearchGate page of the MDPI journal Optics: among the Top-100 most-read authors last month. |
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