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incites provides a behind-the-scenes look at the scientists, journals, institutions, nations, and papers selected by Essential Science Indicators. 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. K.V. Raoin-cites talks with Professor K.V. Rao about his highly cited paper, "Ferromagnetism above room temperature in bulk and transparent thin films of Mn-doped ZnO," (Sharma P, et al., Nat. Mater. 2[10]: 673-7, October 2003). Dr. Rao is currently a member of the Department of Materials Science at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.
Scientists
Brian HemmingsDr. Brian Hemmings talks about his highly cited work on protein kinases. According to Essential Science Indicators, Dr. Hemmings ranks within the 100 most-cited scientists in the field of Biology & Biochemistry, with 72 papers cited a total of 6,259 times to date. Dr. Hemmings is the Senior Group Leader in Growth Control at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel, Switzerland.
Journals
Functional Plant BiologyIn this interview, Functional Plant Biology’s Managing Editor, Dr. Jennifer Henry, talks about the journal’s history and citation achievements.
Institutions
Top 20 Top 20 institutions as of the current bimonthly update of Essential Science Indicators, attracted the highest total citations to their papers published in Thomson Scientific-indexed Geosciences journals.
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AustriaTen-year country rankings for Austria.
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More features and Interviews from the ESI editorial Web sites:
The focus of ESI Special Topics this month is Migraine & Other Vascular Headaches, including a corresponding research front map, and an interview with Jean Schoenen.

Other interviews for previously featured topics are Mats Fahlman & William Salaneck; Organic Thin Film Transistors, David Lewis; Schizophrenia, and Jinde Cao; Artificial Neural Networks.
Kellar Autumn answers a few questions about his Fast Moving Front paper, (and accompanying Research Front Map), "Evidence for van der Waals adhesion in gecko setae," INT J NUMER METHOD ENG, PROC NAT ACAD SCI USA, 99 (19): 12252-12256 SEP 17 2002. The author has also sent along several images of his work.
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