AMAS Scientific Director, Ramiro Caisse Saide, Making History in the Scientific World with His Publication

The impact of his article "Simulation of the Earth's radio-leakage from mobile towers as seen from selected nearby stellar systems" in the academic world is simply extraordinary! With an Altmetric Attention Score of 920, his work stands out as one of the most discussed and shared pieces of research globally. This metric measures the attention a scientific article receives online, including both academic and non-academic channels. In simple terms, it shows how "popular" and influential the research has become outside the traditional academic environment. Impressive numbers: Top 1% worldwide: Among 27 million articles tracked by Altmetric, this study is in the 99th percentile, ranking #20,506. This means it outperformed 99% of all publications, placing it among the top 5% most impactful of all time! Highlighted in MNRAS: Within the prestigious journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, the article ranks #31 out of 41,477 publications – a remarkable achievement for science! About the research: https://oxfordjournals.altmetric.com/details/142287876#score It is inspiring to see that Mozambicans also produce top-level science, contributing significantly to the advancement of global knowledge. This shows that with access to opportunities, funding, and resources for young Mozambicans, Mozambique has the potential to make an impact on the scientific world and, as a result, drive the country's overall development. Congratulations to our Scientific Director on this incredible milestone!