PLoS ONE hits hits.

Posted on | September 16, 2009 | No Comments

PLoS ONE decided to publish metrics of all the papers submitted to their journal. So now it’s not only about how many times was a paper cited, but also downloaded or browsed online.

Cool! It was about time! So this are the statitics of my Robo paper as of September 15 2009 (about 10 months from publication):

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