Papers from the last 90 days, ranked by the citations they have already collected, across five fields. Each one carries three routes to the full text: free first, then university access, then the publisher.
The only thing being measured is how quickly a paper got cited. That is not a claim about quality. A paper published this week has zero citations, so genuinely brand-new work cannot rank here at all. What you see is work from a few weeks to three months old that someone has already cited.
Early citations have causes other than merit. A well-known lab, a crowded field, a large author list, an earlier preprint — each of them speeds citation up. Quiet papers that matter years later never appear here.
FWCI compares a paper against the average for its field and year, where 1.0 is average. It lets you compare across fields, but it swings wildly while the citation count is still in single digits. Treat it as a hint. Data from OpenAlex (CC0).
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