An interview with:
Dr. Todd Gould |
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December 2007
According to Essential
Science Indicators ,
Dr. Todd Gould’s record in the field of Psychiatry &
Psychology includes 5 papers cited a total of 496 times. His
overall citation record in the database includes 28 papers
cited 1,061 times to date, which includes Highly Cited
Papers in Neuroscience & Behavior as well as Molecular
Biology & Genetics. Dr. Gould is an Assistant Professor in
the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland
School of Medicine in Baltimore. In this interview, he talks
about his highly cited work.
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An interview with:
Dr. David Burrows |
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November 2007
in-cites talks with
Dr. David Burrows about his highly cited work in Space
Science. According to Essential
Science Indicators,
Dr. Burrows’s work recently entered the
top 1% in this
field, and his current record includes 102 papers cited a
total of 1,978 times. Dr. Burrows is a Senior Scientist and
Professor in the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics at
Penn State University.
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An interview with:
Professor Tim Butler |
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October 2007
According to a recent
analysis of
Essential Science Indicators
data, Professor Tim Butler’s work has entered the
top 1% in the
field of Social Sciences. Professor Butler’s current record
in this field includes 10 papers cited a total of 140 times
to date. At present, he is the Head of the department of
Geography at King’s College, London. In this interview, we
talk with Professor Butler about his highly cited work on
gentrification.
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An interview with:
Dr. Susanne Renner |
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September 2007
In this interview,
Dr. Susanne Renner talks to in-cites about her work in plant
genetics and reproduction. A recent analysis of
Essential Science Indicators
revealed that Dr. Renner has entered the
top 1% of
scientists publishing in the field of Plant & Animal
Science. Dr. Renner is professor and chair of systematic
botany at the University of Munich and director of Munich’s
botanical garden and herbarium.
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An interview with:
Dr. Arthur
ter Hofstede |
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August
2007
According to a recent
analysis of
Essential Science Indicators,
the work of Dr. Arthur ter Hofstede achieved the highest
percent increase in total citations (Rising
Stars) in the field of Computer Science. Dr. ter
Hofstede is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of
Information Technology at Queensland University of
Technology in Brisbane, Australia, and Co-Leader of the
Business Process Management Group in the faculty.
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An interview with:
Dr. Thomas Wiegand |
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July 2007
According to a recent
analysis of
Essential
Science IndicatorsSM data, the work of Dr.
Thomas Wiegand has achieved the highest percent
increase in total citations in the field of
Engineering. Dr. Wiegand’s current record in this field
includes 12 highly cited papers with a total of 428
citations. Dr. Wiegand hails from the Fraunhofer Institute
for Telecommunications – Heinrich Hertz Institute in Berlin,
where he is the head of the Image Communication Group in the
Image Processing Department.
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An interview with:
Dr. Christopher J. Miller |
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June 2007
According
to a recent analysis of Essential
Science IndicatorsSM
data, Dr. Chris Miller has been named a
Rising Star in the field of Microbiology, achieving the
highest percent increase in total citations in this field
from October to December 2006. His current record in this
field includes 27 highly cited papers with 931 citations.
Dr. Miller is a Professor in the Department of Pathology,
Microbiology and Immunology at the California National
Primate Research Center, part of the School of Veterinary
Medicine at the University of California, Davis.
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An interview with:
Dr. Tatiana Kostova |
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May 2007
According to a recent
analysis of Essential
Science Indicators,
Dr. Tatiana Kostova has been named a
Rising Star in the
field of Economics & Business. Seven of her original
articles published between January 1996 and December 2006
have been designated as Highly Cited Papers in this field,
with 243 total citations to date. Dr. Kostova is an
Associate Professor of International Business and a Moore
Research Fellow at the University of South Carolina’s Moore
School of Business. In this interview, she talks with
in-cites about her highly cited work.
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An essay by:
Professor Keith Burridge |
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April 2007
In this essay,
Professor Keith Burridge writes about his highly cited work
on focal adhesions. This work has garnered him a ranking in
the top 1% in the field of Molecular Biology & Genetics in
Essential
Science Indicators. His current record in
the database includes 52 papers cited a total of 5,821 times
to date. Professor Burridge hails from the department of
Cell and Developmental Biology at the University of North
Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill.
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An interview with:
Dr. Michael G. Rossmann |
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March
2007
According to Essential
Science Indicators, Dr. Michael Rossman’s
record includes 31 papers cited a total of 1,069 times to
date in the field of Biology and Biochemistry, as well as 27
papers cited a total of 668 times to date in the field of
Microbiology.
Dr. Rossmann is the Hanley Distinguished Professor of
Biological Sciences at Purdue University, Adjunct Professor
of Microbiology at the Lafayette Center for Medical
Education of the Indiana University School of Medicine, and
Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at Cornell
University. In this interview, Dr. Rossmann discusses his
highly cited work.
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An interview with:
Dr. Lincoln J. Lauhon |
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February
2007
in-cites talks
with Lincoln Lauhon about his highly cited research on
semiconductor nanowires. Dr. Lauhon’s work in the field
of Chemistry recently entered the top 1% in terms of total
citations in Essential
Science Indicators.
Dr. Lauhon is an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Materials Science & Engineering at Northwestern
University in Evanston, Illinois.
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An interview with:
Dr. Jerry Jacobs |
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January
2007
in-cites talks
with Dr. Jerry Jacobs about his highly cited work in the
field of Social Sciences. According to Essential
Science Indicators,
his record in this field includes 14 papers cited a total
of 145 times to date. His most-cited paper is the 2001
Work and Occupations paper, "Overworked individuals
or overworked families? Explaining trends in work,
leisure, and family time," (Jacobs JA and Gerson K, Work
Occupation 28[1]: 40-63, February 2001). Dr. Jacobs is
the Merriam Term Professor of Sociology at the University
of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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