. 23 authors have published more than one article every day in 2024. We have just clicked over to 01 Nov 2024. That is, we have done 10 months of this year, which is 305 days. At various points during the year, we have looked at who has published a lot of papers, or "hyper productive authors" as we have called them. 1️⃣ The left hand side shows all the authors that have published more than 305 articles this year. That is they have published more than one article a day throughout 2024. The data comes from @Scopus and it includes all articles types. The #Scopus search term is 'PUBYEAR = 2024' and then we just took all the authors that had more than 305 articles. 2️⃣ When we have posted these type of posts in the past, we were criticised as we included all article types. We held the view that it's indexed in Scopus, so we included it. But we do recognise that some of the articles were "Letters" (for example) which may not be recognised as a "proper" article. We know, for example, that when QS Ranking extracts articles from Scopus, it disregards letters. So, we carried out another search that only looked at articles that were of type 'article'. The Scopus search term is 'PUBYEAR = 2024 AND ( LIMIT-TO ( DOCTYPE , "ar" ) )' The table on the right hand side shows this data. We have listed the same number of authors as shown in the left hand table. Nobody has published an 'article' every day in 2024, but not far from it. The top listed author (Tanihuchi) has published 269 "proper" articles. That is, 0.88 articles each day. Any thoughts, views, comments?