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incites provides a behind the scenes look at the scientists, journals, institutions, nations, and papers selected by ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product. Read interviews and first-person essays about people in a wide variety of fields and professions. View selected overall and field rankings, pertinent statistics on the principles behind the data, the latest version of the database, including new entrants and most improved entities in the rankings, information on field definitions, citation thresholds, and graphing trends. Updated weekly is SCI-BYTES: a summary of what’s new in research.

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Dr. Raymond DingledineDr. Raymond Dingledine of Emory University discusses his highly cited work on glutamate receptors and their role in neurologic diseases, particularly epilepsy...Read the article
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Eleanor J. Sullivan, editor of the Journal of Professional Nursing Eleanor J. Sullivan, editor of the Journal of Professional Nursing, provides some insight into the factors influencing the citation record of this journal...Read the article
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GermanyCountry rankings for Germany in the field of Pharmacology & Toxicology...Read the article
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Professor Ulrich FörstermannProfessor Ulrich Förstermann discusses his career in pharmacology research...Read the article
Dr. Stephen KowalczykowskiDr. Stephen Kowalczykowski of the University of California at Davis talks about his highly cited paper that ranks among the top 15 highly cited papers in the field of Microbiology...Read the article
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The Cleveland Clinic FoundationThe Cleveland Clinic Foundation's chairman of the Department of Immunology: Dr. Thomas Hamilton, discusses his department’s research as it relates to his institution as a whole...Read the article
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incites, is dedicated to providing commentary and analysis on some of the most important scientific advances of our time in the words of the scientists who made those advances. It is designed to complement the citation count rankings featured in ISI Essential Science Indicators  Web product from ISI, a ten-year compilation of citation statistics on scientific authors, papers, institutions, countries, and journals; updated bimonthly. Read more about incites.
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