West Africa / Ghana GMMB
Ghana Museums and Monuments Board Research institute · Accra · Ghana · founded 1957
Official site GRID grid.500176.5 ROR
Citations
57
To those publications
Scholars
12
5 carry an ORCID — 42% of them.
Research impact, 2016–2025 Field-weighted against the world’s papers
Publications 5 Publications 2016–2025
Citations 19 Citations to papers published 2016–2025
Field-weighted impact 2.61 Field-weighted impact 1.00 is the world average · median 2.31
World top 10% 40% World top 10% 2 of 5 papers, by citations in their field and year
Open access 80% Open access 4 papers free to read
Gold 2 · 40% In an open-access journal Hybrid 2 · 40% Open in a subscription journal Closed 1 · 20% Behind a paywall Output and citations by year Publications, left axis Citations to that year’s papers, right axis 2026 still in progress
What it publishes in By field, with field-weighted impact
Social Sciences 360% FWCI 2.85
Agricultural and Biological Sciences 240% FWCI 2.26
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology 120% FWCI 2.31
Medicine 120% FWCI 2.31
Health Sciences Life SciencesWho it works with 60% of papers have a co-author abroad
Countries this institution’s papers are co-written with papers co-written 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 HomeMost frequent partner countries
United States 3 Senegal 1 Nepal 1 Morocco 1 Netherlands 1 India 1 Vietnam 1 Papers with at least one author in that country. 60% of all papers have a co-author abroad.
Research for the Sustainable Development Goals 2 papers address at least one goal
1 No poverty 1 20.0% of papers
2 Zero hunger 0 No papers yet
3 Good health and well-being 0 No papers yet
4 Quality education 0 No papers yet
Who funds it 1 of 5 papers name a funder
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 1 paper Wellcome Trust 1 paper Compare this institution Put GMMB beside its peers, year by year, on the same terms.
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