Hindex

The H-index is a way to measure a researcher’s impact based on their published work and how often that work is cited by others. It combines productivity and influence: an H-index of 10 means the researcher has at least 10 papers, each cited at least 10 times. Higher H-indices suggest a greater influence in their field. It helps compare researchers, balancing both the number of published papers and their significance as recognized by peer citations.