1、转载 全球 100 大化学牛人 已有 280 次阅读 2011-2-23 19:41 |个人分类:转载|系统分类: 人物纪事|关键词:color style Top 100 Chemists, 2000-2010 全球 100 大化学牛人On February 10, 2011, Thomson Reuters released data identifying the worlds top 100 chemists over the past 10 years as ranked by the impact of their published research.The top 100 is
2、 intended to celebrate the achievements of chemists who achieved the highest citation impact scores for chemistry papers (articles and reviews) published since January 2000. Thomson Reuters published the table in support of the International Year of Chemistry. Read the full report below the table.To
3、p 100 Chemists, 2000-2010, Ranked by Citation Impact Among those with 50 or more papersRank Institution Papers Citations Impact1 Charles M. LIEBER Harvard University 74 17,776 240.222 Omar M. YAGHI University of California Los Angeles 90 19,870 220.783 Michael OKEEFFE Arizona State University 73 12,
4、910 176.854 K. Barry SHARPLESS Scripps Research Institute 60 9,754 162.575 A. Paul ALIVISATOS University of California Berkeley 93 14,589 156.876 Richard E. SMALLEY Formerly Rice University 60 9,217 153.627 Hongjie DAI Stanford University 88 12,768 145.098 Xiaogang PENG University of Arkansas 59 8,5
5、48 144.889 Valery V. FOKIN Scripps Research Institute 54 6,853 126.9110 MS 1Peidong YANG University of California Berkeley 95 11,167 117.5511 Benjamin LIST Max Planck Institute for Coal Research 81 8,808 108.7412 MS 50Mark E. THOMPSON University of Southern California 53 5,394 101.7713 Robert H HAUG
6、E Rice University 55 5,566 101.2014 Eric N. JACOBSEN Harvard University 81 7,985 98.5815 Banglin CHEN 61 5,929 97.20University of Texas San Antonio16 David W.C. MACMILLAN Princeton University 55 5,267 95.7617 Mostafa EL-SAYED Georgia Institute of Technology 111 10,135 91.3118Ezio RIZZARDO Commonweal
7、th Scientific and Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia52 4,747 91.2919 Michael S. STRANO Massachusetts Institute of Technology 54 4,843 89.6920 Michael J. ZAWOROTKO University of South Florida 83 7,403 89.1921 Dmitri V. TALAPIN University of Chicago 56 4,981 88.9522 Ryoji NOYORI Nagoya Universit
8、y 62 5,486 88.4823 Chad A. MIRKIN Northwestern University 233 20,505 88.0024 Liberato MANNA Italian Institute of Technology 62 5,431 87.6025 Richard P. VAN DUYNE Northwestern University 88 7,690 87.3926 Robert H. GRUBBS California Institute of Technology 170 14,617 85.9827 Carlos F. BARBAS Scripps R
9、esearch Institute 95 8,029 84.5228 James R. HEATH California Institute of Technology 69 5,830 84.4929 Moungi G. BAWENDI Massachusetts Institute of Technology 52 4,364 83.9230 David A. CASE Rutgers University 60 5,007 83.4531 Shouheng SUN Brown University 84 6,970 82.9832 MS 10Catherine J. MURPHY Uni
10、versity of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 69 5,717 82.8633 M. G. FINN Scripps Research Institute 76 6,286 82.7134 Stephen L. BUCHWALD Massachusetts Institute of Technology 169 13,941 82.4935 MS 4Younan XIA Washington University St. Louis 161 13,120 81.4936 Stuart L. SCHREIBER Harvard University 66 5,369 8
11、1.3537 MS 19Taeghwan HYEON Seoul National University 82 6,587 80.3338 George M. WHITESIDES Harvard University 228 18,237 79.9939Ryong RYOO Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology77 6,057 78.6640 Michael F. RUBNER Massachusetts Institute of Technology 51 4,004 78.5141 MS 20Xiangfeng DUAN U
12、niversity of California Los Angeles 64 5,022 78.4742 MS 48Michael GRTZEL Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne187 14,602 78.0943 Gregory C. FU Massachusetts Institute of Technology 111 8,384 75.5344 MS 89Horst WELLER University of Hamburg 73 5,428 74.3645 Joan F. BRENNECKE University of Not
13、re Dame 65 4,827 74.2646 Kenneth R. SEDDON Queens University Belfast 94 6,916 73.5747 MS 8Alan J. HEEGER University of California Santa Barbara 66 4,758 72.0948Andreas MANZ Korea Institute of Science and Technology - Europe70 5,030 71.8649 Hua Chun ZENG National University of Singapore 53 3,673 69.3
14、050Suprakas Sinha RAY Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), South Africa50 3,411 68.2251 Mikhail E. ITKIS University of California Riverside 60 4,069 67.8252 Osamu TERASAKI Stockholm University 92 6,198 67.3753 Shaik M. ZAKEERUDDIN 63 4,204 66.73MS 29 Swiss Federal Institute of Tech
15、nology Lausanne54 Wenbin LIN University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 104 6,930 66.6355 MS 2Yadong YIN University of California Riverside 57 3,787 66.4456 John R. YATES Scripps Research Institute 86 5,696 66.2357 Samuel I. STUPP Northwestern University 62 4,073 65.6958 Prashant V. KAMAT University o
16、f Notre Dame 99 6,426 64.9159 John D. HOLBREY Queens University Belfast 63 4,016 63.7560 Jens K. NRSKOV Technical University of Denmark 122 7,736 63.4161 MS 5Yugang SUN Argonne National Laboratory 93 5,896 63.4062 Evgeny KATZ Clarkson University 97 6,147 63.3763 MS 75Craig J. HAWKER University of Ca
17、lifornia Santa Barbara 141 8,893 63.0764Christian SRRE Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University72 4,517 62.7465 MS 71Richard H FRIEND University of Cambridge 74 4,642 62.7366 Jean M. J. FRCHET University of California Berkeley 209 12,985 62.1367 James M. TOUR Rice University 134 8,325 62.1368
18、 Robert C. HADDON University of California Riverside 84 5,191 61.8069 Peter J. STANG University of Utah 103 6,356 61.7170 MS 24Nicholas A. KOTOV University of Michigan 78 4,809 61.6571 F. Dean TOSTE University of California Berkeley 84 5,163 61.4672 Michal KRUK 54 3,315 61.39City University of New Y
19、ork73 Didier ASTRUC University Bordeaux I 114 6,883 60.3874 MS 83Michael GIERSIG Free University of Berlin 55 3,310 60.1875 George C. SCHATZ Northwestern University 202 12,116 59.9876 Harold G. CRAIGHEAD Cornell University 51 3,042 59.6577 Keith FAGNOU University of Ottawa 63 3,747 59.4878 Milan MRK
20、SICH University of Chicago 54 3,168 58.6779 Alois FRSTNER Max Planck Institute for Coal Research 151 8,858 58.6680 Karl Anker JRGENSEN Aarhus University 152 8,893 58.5181 Rustem F. ISMAGILOV University of Chicago 59 3,437 58.2582 Richard A. FRIESNER Columbia University 98 5,697 58.1383 Jairton DUPON
21、T Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul 120 6,964 58.0384 John F. HARTWIG University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 167 9,638 57.7185 Robert LANGER Massachusetts Institute of Technology 98 5,632 57.4786 Mark E. DAVIS California Institute of Technology 66 3,791 57.4487 Manos MAVRIKAKIS University of W
22、isconsin Madison 56 3,205 57.2388 Adi EISENBERG McGill University 65 3,720 57.2389 Maurice BROOKHART University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 87 4,978 57.2290 Amir H. HOVEYDA Boston College 122 6,967 57.1191 Charles R. MARTIN University of Florida 58 3,312 57.1092 Alexander ZAPF 60 3,407 56.78Univer
23、sity of Rostock93 Jeffrey R. LONG University of California Berkeley 98 5,563 56.7794 Neil R. CHAMPNESS University of Nottingham 86 4,877 56.7195 Naomi J. HALAS Rice University 73 4,131 56.5996 Abraham NITZAN Tel Aviv University 51 2,879 56.4597 Charles L. BROOKS University of Michigan 67 3,778 56.39
24、98Helmut CLFEN Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces82 4,595 56.0499 Jrme CORNIL University of Mons 65 3,640 56.00100 Geoffrey W. COATES Cornell University 90 5,029 55.88 = deceased SOURCE: Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, January 1, 2000 October 31, 2010The United Nati
25、ons Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) have proclaimed 2011 the International Year of Chemistry. During the year, celebrations and special events will be held around the globe “to increase the public appreciati
26、on of chemistry in meeting world needs, to encourage interest in chemistry among young people, and to generate enthusiasm for the creative future of chemistry.”The table above is intended to celebrate the achievements of 100 chemists who achieved the highest citation impact scores for chemistry pape
27、rs (articles and reviews) published since January 2000.Citation impact (citations per paper) is a weighted measure of influence that seeks to reveal consistently superior performance. To ensure that a high score could not be achieved by a few highly cited papers, a threshold of 50 papers was used in
28、 the analysis. The average citation impact in chemistry for the period was 11.07, so all the researchers listed above achieved more than five times that mark.Since approximately a million chemists were recorded in the journal publications indexed by Thomson Reuters during the last decade, these 100
29、represent the top hundredth of one percent. Sixteen of those listed also ranked in the top 100 by citation impact in materials science, among those who published 25 or more papers in that field during the last decade. Their ranks in materials science MS are noted beneath their ranks in chemistry.Nan
30、otechnology in all its aspects is strongly in evidence when one surveys the research interests of the chemists listed. While the rubric covers much, and some skeptics call “nano” the latest fad in chemistry, there is no denying the message of the citation indicators. The field has attracted enormous
31、 interest during the last decade. Of the 100, 60 of these chemists identify nanotechnology as their main focus or a significant research topic.The national affiliations of the authors are: 70 for the United States, seven for Germany, four for the United Kingdom, two each for Canada, France, Denmark,
32、 Switzerland, and South Korea, and one apiece for Australia, Belgium, Sweden, Italy, Israel, South Africa, Brazil, Japan, and Singapore.The institutions appearing three or more times are: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (6), The Scripps Research Institute (5), University of California Berkeley (5), Harvard University (4), Rice University (4), Northwestern University(4), California Institute of Technology (3), University of California Riverside (3), and University of Chicago (3).http:/
