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AD Scientific Index 2021

United States Scientist and University Natural Sciences Rankings 2021

Total 26.481 scientist, 1 country, 1.102 university
AD Scientific Index - Scientist Rankings - 2021 H INDEX i10 INDEX CITATION
University Country Region World Name
Country University Subject Total Last 5 year Last 5 year / total Total Last 5 year Last 5 year / total Total Last 5 year Last 5 year / total
1 6 6 9 Huanzhao Liu *
United States		 Indiana University Bloomington Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental Particle Physics|Collider Physics|		 277 208 0.751 2104 1753 0.833 400885 245917 0.613
1 10 12 19 James Brau *
United States		 University of Oregon Natural Sciences / Physics
particle physics|		 249 196 0.787 1669 1293 0.775 312632 199079 0.637
1 13 15 30 Stephane Willocq *
United States		 University of Massachusetts Amherst Natural Sciences / Physics
particle physics|		 235 182 0.774 1516 1134 0.748 291593 171828 0.589
1 14 16 31 Alice Bean *
United States		 University of Kansas Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental particle physics|science policy|		 234 173 0.739 1660 1142 0.688 272254 139231 0.511
1 17 21 38 Robert W Gardner Jr *
United States		 University of Chicago Natural Sciences / Physics
High Energy Physics|Distributed Computing|Advanced Cyberinfrastructure|		 230 166 0.722 1829 1158 0.633 303128 162015 0.534
2 18 22 39 Eric Torrence *
United States		 University of Oregon Natural Sciences / Physics
High Energy Physics|Particle Physics|Physics|		 230 170 0.739 1562 1138 0.729 276393 152298 0.551
2 19 23 40 Mark Oreglia *
United States		 University of Chicago Natural Sciences / Physics
particle physics|		 230 176 0.765 1345 957 0.712 259677 147418 0.568
1 20 24 41 John Rutherfoord *
United States		 University of Arizona Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental Partical Physics|		 229 176 0.769 1424 1059 0.744 262653 147786 0.563
2 23 28 45 Carlo Dallapiccola *
United States		 University of Massachusetts Amherst Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental high energy physics|experimental particle physics|		 227 172 0.758 1396 1017 0.729 249028 140644 0.565
1 24 29 46 Joey Huston *
United States		 Michigan State University Natural Sciences / Physics
high energy physics|particle physics|		 226 160 0.708 1368 940 0.687 347835 162006 0.466
1 25 31 50 A Bodek *
United States		 University of Rochester Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 225 152 0.676 1518 1011 0.666 253786 120321 0.474
1 26 32 54 Ronald M Evans
United States		 Salk Institute Natural Sciences / Biological Science
gene control transcription hormones nuclear receptors metabolism		 223 108 0.484 667 457 0.685 215684 41239 0.191
2 27 33 55 Vivek A. Sharma *
United States		 University of California San Diego Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|Experiment|		 222 161 0.725 1560 1038 0.665 253629 135377 0.534
2 28 34 56 Elliott Cheu *
United States		 University of Arizona Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 222 179 0.806 1072 841 0.785 249553 148501 0.595
1 29 35 57 Kaushik De *
United States		 University of Texas Arlington Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental particle physics|		 222 173 0.779 1292 1013 0.784 245882 139932 0.569
1 31 37 59 Andrei Gritsan *
United States		 Johns Hopkins University Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 221 165 0.747 1538 1188 0.772 283921 152137 0.536
1 32 38 60 Krzysztof Sliwa *
United States		 Tufts University Natural Sciences / Physics
elementary particles|gemetry/topology of universe|		 221 151 0.683 1382 939 0.679 247086 122194 0.495
1 33 39 62 Sridhara Dasu *
United States		 University of Wisconsin Madison Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 221 160 0.724 1513 1176 0.777 218499 117746 0.539
2 35 42 67 Irving Weissman
United States		 Stanford University Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics
stem cells|immunology|cancer|developmental biology|phylogeny|		 219 125 0.571 858 547 0.638 208597 60982 0.292
3 37 44 74 David M Strom *
United States		 University of Oregon Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|High Energy Physics|		 216 152 0.704 1320 789 0.598 223998 105864 0.473
2 38 45 75 Haleh Hadavand *
United States		 University of Texas Arlington Natural Sciences / Physics
High Energy Physics at the Energy Frontier|		 216 170 0.787 1020 846 0.829 213448 134666 0.631
1 39 46 76 Mark Neubauer *
United States		 University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|Machine Learning|Scientific Computing|		 216 168 0.778 1173 920 0.784 197918 113952 0.576
2 41 48 80 Lei Layla Li *
United States		 Duke University Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental high energy physics|Particle physics|		 215 170 0.791 1651 1275 0.772 239631 146625 0.612
2 42 49 82 Duncan Carlsmith *
United States		 University of Wisconsin Madison Natural Sciences / Physics
Elementary Particle Physics|		 215 142 0.660 1223 827 0.676 211642 94717 0.448
7 43 50 84 Mark Daly
United States		 Harvard University Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics
Genetics|		 214 157 0.734 584 499 0.854 331889 160562 0.484
1 44 51 86 Frank Geurts *
United States		 Rice University Natural Sciences / Physics
heavy-ion physics|high-energy nuclear physics|		 214 164 0.766 1049 955 0.910 198511 120975 0.609
1 45 52 90 Alan Heeger *
United States		 University of California Santa Barbara Natural Sciences / Physics
Semiconducting and metallic polymers|		 212 103 0.486 1061 507 0.478 231107 57974 0.251
1 46 53 92 Heather Gray *
United States		 University of California Berkeley Natural Sciences / Physics
particle physics|		 212 176 0.830 869 810 0.932 210664 141190 0.670
2 47 54 96 Philip Baringer *
United States		 University of Kansas Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental particle physics|high energy physics|collider physics|		 211 157 0.744 1556 1074 0.690 215274 113805 0.529
3 48 55 102 Christophe Royon *
United States		 University of Kansas Natural Sciences / Physics
QCD|saturation|dark matter|extra-dimensions|fast timing detectors|		 210 157 0.748 1232 911 0.739 192806 105696 0.548
3 49 56 103 Vyacheslav Krutelyov *
United States		 University of California San Diego Natural Sciences / Physics
High Energy Physics|Experimental|		 210 156 0.743 1171 929 0.793 190760 110747 0.581
2 51 58 105 Robert A Weinberg
United States		 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics
Cancer Biology|Cell Biology|Genetics|		 209 109 0.522 468 300 0.641 313056 116114 0.371
8 52 59 106 Joao Guimaraes Da Costa *
United States		 Harvard University Natural Sciences / Physics
209 151 0.722 1316 930 0.707 223577 116039 0.519
1 53 60 107 Todd Adams *
United States		 Florida State University Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental particle physics|		 209 163 0.780 1426 1159 0.813 219813 139398 0.634
1 55 62 113 Stephen Wimpenny *
United States		 University of California Riverside Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental High Energy Physics|		 208 155 0.745 1317 993 0.754 201936 104265 0.516
1 56 63 117 Joseph Haley *
United States		 Oklahoma State University Stillwater Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental High Energy Physics|		 205 171 0.834 1332 1154 0.866 194008 133031 0.686
1 57 64 118 Gabriella Sciolla *
United States		 Brandeis University Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 205 162 0.790 1321 978 0.740 187502 114158 0.609
3 59 67 123 Fuquan Wang *
United States		 University of Wisconsin Madison Natural Sciences / Physics
Particle Physics|		 204 189 0.926 971 953 0.981 169161 145298 0.859
4 61 69 126 Hongjie Dai
United States		 Stanford University Natural Sciences / Chemical Sciences
chemistry|materials science|physics|nanotechnology|		 203 139 0.685 485 404 0.833 224114 84169 0.376
3 62 70 127 John L Wood *
United States		 Georgia Institute of Technology Natural Sciences / Physics
physics|		 203 157 0.773 1174 931 0.793 197909 116578 0.589
11 63 71 128 Ralph Weissleder
United States		 Harvard University Natural Sciences / Biological Science
Biotechnology|imaging|drugs|		 203 122 0.601 937 709 0.757 181543 68207 0.376
13 65 73 130 Masahiro Morii *
United States		 Harvard University Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental Particle Physics|		 202 155 0.767 1366 952 0.697 219270 119481 0.545
1 66 74 133 MD Hildreth *
United States		 University of Notre Dame Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental particle physics|high energy physics|		 202 155 0.767 1397 1060 0.759 189836 108064 0.569
2 67 75 134 Andrew Askew *
United States		 Florida State University Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental High Energy Physics|		 202 158 0.782 1251 1049 0.839 186858 111004 0.594
4 69 77 138 Laura Jeanty *
United States		 University of Oregon Natural Sciences / Physics
experimental particle physics|		 202 169 0.837 880 832 0.945 174520 120935 0.693
4 71 80 144 Marc G Caron
United States		 Duke University Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics
GPCR Signaling|Psychiatric Disorders|Addiction|Drug Discovery|		 201 75 0.373 672 411 0.612 134772 22072 0.164
14 73 83 148 Rakesh Jain
United States		 Harvard University Natural Sciences / Biological Science
200 131 0.655 532 430 0.808 180023 67725 0.376
1 74 84 149 Dhiman Chakraborty *
United States		 Northern Illinois University Natural Sciences / Physics
Elementary Particle Physics|		 199 147 0.739 1195 858 0.718 283678 144697 0.510
1 75 85 158 Russel J Reiter *
United States		 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics
Melatonin|Oxidative Stress|Neuroendocrinology|		 198 120 0.606 1517 848 0.559 171097 65149 0.381
3 77 87 161 Giulio Usai *
United States		 University of Texas Arlington Natural Sciences / Physics
Experimental High Energy Physics|Colliders|Instrumentation|		 197 163 0.827 990 889 0.898 187284 127438 0.680