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August
2002
As of July 1, 2002, ISI
Essential Science Indicators
Web product data were updated to cover a 10-year plus
4-month period, from January 1992 to April 30, 2002. With this update, the
data pool expanded to include an additional 1,554 scientists; 211
institutions; 26 countries; and 40 journals that are either entirely new
to the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, or new to one
of the database’s 22 fields.
The table below lists the 22 scientists of the 1,554 new entrants who
entered the database with the highest total citations:
|
Scientist |
Field |
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DEBEVERE, J |
Agricultural Sciences |
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WILEY, DC |
Biology & Biochemistry |
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SARICIFTCI, NS |
Chemistry |
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EISEN, MB |
Clinical Medicine |
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JAFARKHANI, H |
Computer Science |
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VANDOORSLAER, E |
Economics & Business |
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KIRZ, J |
Engineering |
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STONE, L |
Environment/Ecology |
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COHEN, RC |
Geosciences |
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ASAO, H |
Immunology |
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YAO, N |
Materials Science |
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PILLAY, A |
Mathematics |
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VERMA, IM |
Microbiology |
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IYER, VR |
Molecular Biology &
Genetics |
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BUNK, S |
Multidisciplinary |
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LOUIS, JC |
Neuroscience & Behavior |
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SUGIMOTO, Y |
Pharmacology & Toxicology |
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AJAYAN, PM |
Physics |
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KNAP, AH |
Plant & Animal Science |
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ROBERTSON, IH |
Psychiatry/Psychology |
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SWISHER, CC |
Social Sciences, general |
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BARGER, AJ |
Space Science |
The 22 institutions with
the highest total citations upon entrance to a field are extremely
diverse, as shown below:
|
Institution |
Field |
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TEXAS TECH UNIV |
Agricultural Sciences |
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BETH ISRAEL MED CTR |
Biology & Biochemistry |
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RHONE POULENC RORER |
Chemistry |
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ARTHRIT CTR NEBRASKA |
Clinical Medicine |
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UNIV BRISTOL |
Computer Science |
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FED RESERVE BANK |
Economics & Business |
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MICROSOFT CORP |
Engineering |
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CATHOLIC UNIV LOUVAIN |
Environment/Ecology |
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AMER MUSEUM NAT HIST |
Geosciences |
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BETH ISRAEL MED CTR |
Immunology |
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ABO ACAD UNIV |
Materials Science |
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UNIV PADUA |
Mathematics |
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UNIV PARIS 7 |
Microbiology |
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MT SINAI MED CTR |
Molecular Biology &
Genetics |
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UNIV KANSAS |
Multidisciplinary |
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BETH ISRAEL MED CTR |
Neuroscience & Behavior |
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UNIV STRASBOURG 1 |
Pharmacology & Toxicology |
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SISSA |
Physics |
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MAX PLANCK INST MOL PLANT
PHYSIOL |
Plant & Animal Science |
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MT SINAI MED CTR |
Psychiatry/Psychology |
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LOS ALAMOS NATL LAB |
Social Sciences, general |
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UNIV NACL AUTONOMA MEXICO |
Space Science |
The 13 countries
entering the rankings with the highest citations are listed below:
|
Country |
Field |
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VIETNAM |
Biology & Biochemistry |
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MALI |
Clinical Medicine |
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PHILIPPINES |
Engineering |
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LATVIA |
Geosciences |
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NIGERIA |
Immunology |
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ZAMBIA |
Microbiology |
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KYRGYZSTAN |
Multidisciplinary |
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ZIMBABWE |
Multidisciplinary |
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LEBANON |
Neuroscience & Behavior |
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GABON |
Plant & Animal Science |
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LITHUANIA |
Psychiatry/Psychology |
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MALTA |
Social Sciences, general |
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ALGERIA |
Space Science |
The 18 journals achieving entry with the
highest total citations in 17of the database’s 22 fields are as follows
(please note there is a tie in Psychiatry/Psychology):
|
Journal |
Field |
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FOOD AUST |
Agricultural Sciences |
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J COMB CHEM |
Chemistry |
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XENOTRANSPLANTATION |
Clinical Medicine |
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IEEE COMMUN LETT |
Computer Science |
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J FINANC INTERMED |
Economics & Business |
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DATA MIN KNOWL DISCOV |
Engineering |
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INT J BIOMETEOROL |
Environment/Ecology |
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APPL CLAY SCI |
Geosciences |
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LYMPHOKINE CYTOKINE RES |
Immunology |
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TEKSTIL |
Materials Science |
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NAGOYA MATH J |
Mathematics |
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MOL MEMBRANE BIOL |
Molecular Biology &
Genetics |
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NOTES REC ROY SOC LONDON |
Multidisciplinary |
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J KANS ENTOMOL SOC |
Plant & Animal Science |
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J PSYCHOEDUC ASSESS |
Psychiatry/Psychology |
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NORD J PSYCHIATR |
Psychiatry/Psychology |
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NURS ECON |
Social Sciences, general |
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ASTRON REP |
Space Science |
For details on citation scores, papers, and
time-series performance for these new entrants, see the ISI
Essential Science Indicators
Web product.
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