IEEE Communications Magazine

Papers
(The H4-Index of IEEE Communications Magazine is 50. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
IEEE ICC367
Call for Papers343
Next Generation Connected Materials for Intelligent Energy Propagation in Multiphysics Systems247
Call for Papers227
Cover 4220
Table of Contents193
Global Communications Newsletter190
Call for Papers167
Advertisers Index163
Cover 4158
Call for Papers149
IEEE Access143
Cover 4140
Call for Papers132
Broadcast Core Network (BCN): Paving the Future Path of DTT131
Evaluating Hearables for Augmenting TV Audio in Shared Viewing Environments120
IEEE Access Become a published author in 4 to 6 weeks113
Table of Contents109
A Look Back105
Updated on the Communications Society's Web Site104
IEEE and ComSoc Governance102
Call for Papers91
Global Communications Newsletter90
Digital Twins and Testbeds for Supporting AI Research with Autonomous Vehicle Networks87
Call for Papers86
Comsoc Training85
Call for Papers82
Global Communications Newsletter79
Call for Papers77
Call for Papers76
Call for Papers72
IEEE App66
ComSoc Portfolio Conferences: A Journey of Unwavering Strength64
ComSoc Publications63
ComSoc Standards Activities63
Call for Papers62
Conference Calendar62
Cover 462
Development of Ad Hoc Loudspeaker Arrays Using Smart Devices61
Advertisters Index59
Multi-Connectivity in Mobile Networks: Challenges and Benefits57
P-RAN, a Fog Computing Platform for 5G and 6G Services57
Conference Calendar57
Multipath Routing in Elastic Optical Networks with Space-Division Multiplexing56
Call for Papers54
Call for Papers54
6G Vision & Analysis of Potential Use Cases52
Time Reversal for Near-Field Communications on Multi-Chip Wireless Networks51
On the Concept of On-Demand RIS-Assisted 6G Networks: Applications and the Way Forward51
5G-Kube: Complex Telco Core Infrastructure Deployment Made Low-Cost50
Traffic Management for Network Slicing in P4 Data Plane with GPRS Tunneling Protocol and Two-Stage Pipeline Architecture50
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