5 August 2020
Diversity Reaches 1000 Article Milestone
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Diversity, MDPI’s open access journal on the science of biodiversity from molecules, genes, populations, and species through to ecosystems, has published more than 1000 articles and reviews since its inception in 2009. Diversity is now indexed by Science Citation Index Expanded (Web of Science) (Impact Factor 1.402, ranking 119/168 (Q3) in the category “Ecology” of the Journal Citation Reports), BIOSIS Previews, and Scopus.
Our sincerest thanks go to the Editor-in-Chief of Diversity, Prof. Dr. Michael Wink, and all the Editorial Board members, as well as to the Guest Editors of Special Issues. It is only with their strong support that we can achieve rapid growth in publications while maintaining our high level of quality.