Thanks to the algorithmic wonders of Google Scholar, I get sent an email every few days with updates on wheter people are finding my past research interesting, through citing my papers. Today I got an email with details of three new citations, including something I'd not noticed in these emails before - an extra addition of highlighted text saying "100th citation". This means that according to Google Scholar my student Phil's paper with me and his other co-supervisor Arnau, "Fission dynamics within time-dependent Hartree-Fock: Defomration-induced fission", has been cited 100 times.
For my field, 100 citations is pretty good. In other fields it would not be considered great, but I can at least feel like the work I am doing is making some impact. According, again, to Google Scholar it joins a mere 8 other papers I have (co-)written to break the 100 citations mark.
Happy 100th Citeversary!
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