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World Scientist and University Rankings 2023

United States Scientist and University Others Rankings 2023

AD Scientific Index analyzes academic studies from 1 countries, 2224 universities/institutions, and 129.045 scientists by using numerous criteria to present results to be used for the evaluation of productivity and efficiency by individuals and institutions. In addition to sorting by the “total H-index” you can find here, you can examine several rankings and analyses by the "last 5 years H-index", "total i10 index", "last 5 years' i10 index", "total number of citations", and “last 5 years’ citations”. Please read the methodology section for “Limitations and Possible Reasons Why a Scientist Is Not on This List”. Click for registration.

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				AD Scientific Index - World Scientist Rankings - 2023				H INDEX			i10 INDEX			CITATION
University / Institution	Country	Region	World	Name	Country	University / Institution	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
2	16	18	36	Luigi Ferrucci ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institute on Aging, NIH Geriatrics and Gerontology \|	246	173	0.703	1471	1303	0.886	328732	183582	0.558
1	21	23	42	Carlo Croce	United States	Ohio State University	Professor, Ohio State University Cancer \| Genetics \| Leukemia \| microRNA \|	243	123	0.506	1225	709	0.579	271476	71921	0.265
1	23	25	44	Ralph B. D'Agostino ⁱ	United States	Boston University	Boston University Statistics \| Biostatistics \| Medical Statistics \| Epidemiology \| Cardiovascular Disease \|	242	138	0.570	791	613	0.775	291010	100149	0.344
2	26	29	49	Kenneth Kinzler	United States	Johns Hopkins University	Johns Hopkins University Cancer \| Genetics \| Genomics \|	240	140	0.583	553	448	0.810	328748	96047	0.292
4	50	56	95	AS Fauci ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIAID medicine \|	229	95	0.415	1125	502	0.446	232455	53957	0.232
2	53	59	98	Michael Begel ⁱ	United States	Brookhaven National Laboratory	Brookhaven National Laboratory	228	167	0.732	1256	999	0.795	238628	126687	0.531
1	55	61	102	Craig Thompson ⁱ	United States	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Cancer Biology \|	227	128	0.564	539	383	0.711	240559	82431	0.343
4	73	80	141	Sergey Panitkin ⁱ	United States	Brookhaven National Laboratory	Brookhaven National Lab	221	152	0.688	755	642	0.850	206710	99808	0.483
1	79	86	157	Virginia Lee	United States	Nemours Children's Health System	Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Neurodegenerative disorders \|	218	134	0.615	891	663	0.744	194416	75536	0.389
1	82	89	164	Lewis Cantley	United States	Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research	Weill Cornell Medical College cancer \| metabolism \| signal transduction \| PI 3-Kinase \| Protein kinases \|	217	116	0.535	608	442	0.727	218600	70710	0.323
1	100	108	213	Douglas R. Green ⁱ	United States	St. Jude Children's Research Hospital	St Jude Children's Research Hospital	209	124	0.593	582	393	0.675	202315	68386	0.338
5	109	117	234	Frank J. Gonzalez	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute	207	102	0.493	1358	891	0.656	174721	48718	0.279
1	110	118	235	Ali H. Mokdad ⁱ	United States	University of Washington	Professor, University of Washington, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Health Metrics \| Population Health \| IHME \| Global Health \| Epidemiology \|	206	164	0.796	647	535	0.827	349576	235383	0.673
2	125	135	269	Joan Massague	United States	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Cencer metastasis \| TGF-beta \| stem cells \| signal transduction \| transcription \|	203	100	0.493	366	264	0.721	199177	47735	0.240
16	127	137	271	Bradley Hyman	United States	Harvard University	Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School	203	120	0.591	728	568	0.780	178830	78147	0.437
2	131	142	283	Simon I. Hay ⁱ	United States	University of Washington	Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, (grid.34477.33), UNITED STATES IHME \| Health Metrics \| Global Health \| Public Health \| Epidemiology \|	201	168	0.836	505	486	0.962	230775	191194	0.828
1	134	145	287	Stephen B. Baylin	United States	Van Andel Research Institute	Johns Hopkins University, Van Andel Research Institute	201	116	0.577	548	356	0.650	217507	87657	0.403
2	139	154	314	John Yates	United States	Scripps Research Institute	Ernest W. Hahn Professor @ The Scripps Research Institute Mass Spectrometry \| Proteomics \|	199	107	0.538	933	742	0.795	163582	50497	0.309
1	155	171	354	Jeffrey Cummings	United States	Cleveland Clinic	Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health Alzheimer's disease \|	195	100	0.513	815	536	0.658	191091	70163	0.367
3	158	174	358	Tony Hunter	United States	Salk Institute	Salk Institute Molecular and cell biology \|	195	78	0.400	540	299	0.554	166607	28830	0.173
5	164	180	374	Gregg L. Semenza ⁱ	United States	Johns Hopkins University	Johns Hopkins University Cancer \| Cardiovascular disease \| Ischemic Retinopathy \| Metabolism \| Oxygen biology \|	193	119	0.617	411	368	0.895	184411	64001	0.347
6	170	187	389	George Koob	United States	National Institutes of Health	Director, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism	192	92	0.479	820	514	0.627	145603	39556	0.272
1	194	212	455	Donald Truhlar	United States	University of Minnesota Twin Cities	University of Minnesota Chemistry \| Physics \| Computation \|	187	107	0.572	1324	702	0.530	205511	78577	0.382
6	211	229	498	Josef Coresh ⁱ	United States	Johns Hopkins University	Kidney \| epidemiology \| heart disease \|	184	133	0.723	807	733	0.908	277674	156824	0.565
2	224	244	530	Daniel J Rader ⁱ	United States	Nemours Children's Health System	Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Human genetics \| translational medicine \| lipid metabolism \|	182	117	0.643	801	601	0.750	204730	97166	0.475
7	233	254	561	Kenneth A Dodge	United States	Duke University	Pritzker Early Learning Policy Studies Behavior Disorders \| Child Abuse \| Child Development \| Child Neglect \| Family Violence \|	181	107	0.591	520	429	0.825	156325	42204	0.270
2	237	258	565	Peter Reich	United States	University of Minnesota Twin Cities	University of Minnesota and University of Michigan	181	128	0.707	676	594	0.879	144125	73930	0.513
30	259	281	610	Daniel Schacter	United States	Harvard University	memory \| imagination \| future thinking \| creativity \|	178	100	0.562	539	407	0.755	136925	43165	0.315
8	263	285	615	WM Linehan	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute kidney cancer \| VHL \| fumarate hydratase \| FLCN \| MET \|	178	97	0.545	646	435	0.673	119594	47159	0.394
31	269	291	629	Charles Serhan	United States	Harvard University	Brigham Women's Resolution of Inflammation \| Chemical Mediators \| Leukocytes \|	177	114	0.644	592	436	0.736	112775	46804	0.415
1	270	292	630	Robert M Strieter	United States	University of Virginia	Strieter Consulting Early drug development \| Immunology \| Inflammation \| Fibrosis \| Angiogenesis \|	177	61	0.345	574	354	0.617	96555	15264	0.158
3	272	294	632	Jacquelynne Sue Eccles	United States	University of California Irvine	Irvine and Australian Catholic Developmental Science \|	176	123	0.699	453	348	0.768	174703	66545	0.381
1	275	297	642	Ronald A Depinho	United States	M D Anderson Cancer Center University of Texas		176	109	0.619	433	347	0.801	135386	42842	0.316
3	283	306	667	David Tilman	United States	University of Minnesota Twin Cities	Professor of Ecology, University of Minnesota & Professor, Bren School UCSB ecology \| sustainability \| biodiversity \| diet-health \| agriculture \|	173	110	0.636	328	285	0.869	207227	82457	0.398
34	285	308	671	Cass Sunstein	United States	Harvard University	Administrative law \| behavioral economics \|	173	106	0.613	706	487	0.690	175406	74552	0.425
9	287	310	675	Stephen Chanock ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIH Cancer Genomics \|	173	119	0.688	1007	802	0.796	139030	64070	0.461
4	292	317	688	Terrence Sejnowski	United States	Salk Institute	Francis Crick Professor, Salk Institute, Distingished Professor, UC San Diego Computational Neuroscience \| Artificial Intelligence \|	172	98	0.570	664	425	0.640	160419	45813	0.286
4	297	323	709	David Julian Mcclements	United States	University of Massachusetts Amherst	Emulsions \| colloids \| biopolymers \| food \| digestion \|	171	130	0.760	1190	1097	0.922	129097	82227	0.637
1	298	324	710	Hakon Hakonarson ⁱ	United States	University of Pennsylvania	Director, Center for Applied Genomics, CHOP, UPENN human genetis \|	171	130	0.760	672	602	0.896	128998	75888	0.588
9	301	327	714	Don W Cleveland	United States	University of California San Diego	Ludwig Institute	171	92	0.538	396	299	0.755	106594	31342	0.294
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36	302	328	715	Scott T Weiss	United States	Harvard University	asthma \| genetics \| genomics \|	171	80	0.468	812	560	0.690	104794	30805	0.294
9	303	329	716	John F Hartwig	United States	University of California Berkeley		171	91	0.532	473	419	0.886	91931	34759	0.378
37	305	331	722	David Bates	United States	Harvard University	Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Patient safety \| medication safety \| medical informatics \| quality \| clinical decision support \|	170	104	0.612	890	702	0.789	146132	48791	0.334
6	308	334	730	Yaakov Stern	United States	Columbia University New York	FlorenceNeuropsychologyPhysiciansâ€¦ aging \| dementia \| cognitive neuroscience \| cognitive reserve \|	170	97	0.571	662	499	0.754	127166	50152	0.394
5	312	338	736	Michael Phelps	United States	University of California Los Angeles		170	60	0.353	676	298	0.441	115251	15110	0.131
10	313	340	740	Bernard Moss	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institutes of Health virology \| medicine \| microbiology \| genetics \| immunology \|	170	55	0.324	799	400	0.501	101421	14595	0.144
5	318	345	751	Inder Verma	United States	Salk Institute	Salk Institute	169	66	0.391	394	211	0.536	104919	19211	0.183
8	320	347	753	Helen Caines ⁱ	United States	Yale University		169	115	0.680	579	512	0.884	103518	48564	0.469
3	321	348	756	Edward L Deci	United States	University of Rochester	Australian CatholicSydney; Rochester; Univ Southeast â€¦ self-determination theory \| motivation \| psychology \|	168	134	0.798	332	288	0.867	431907	214969	0.498
1	323	350	759	Andrew S. Levey	United States	Tufts Medical Center	Tufts Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine Medicine \|	168	110	0.655	484	404	0.835	207580	87329	0.421
4	327	354	768	Mohsen Naghavi ⁱ	United States	University of Washington	University of Washington Burden of Diseases \| Causes of Death \| Antimicrobials Resistance \| Iran \|	167	157	0.940	395	357	0.904	323571	247080	0.764
12	328	355	769	Criqui MH ⁱ	United States	University of California San Diego	medical research \|	167	102	0.611	548	415	0.757	310993	174470	0.561
13	329	357	773	Murray B Stein ⁱ	United States	University of California San Diego	Anxiety \| stress \| trauma \| genetics \| suicide \|	167	108	0.647	775	638	0.823	150591	85148	0.565
6	332	360	777	Nitish Dhingra ⁱ	United States	Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory	Panjab University	167	136	0.814	579	555	0.959	135373	86726	0.641
1	333	361	779	Manel Esteller ⁱ	United States	Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute	Director, Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute. University of Barcelona and ICREA Cancer Epigenetics \|	167	98	0.587	591	518	0.876	128820	49949	0.388
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4	335	363	784	Dante Cicchetti	United States	University of Minnesota Twin Cities	Professor, University of Minnesota, Institute of Child Development	167	88	0.527	501	365	0.729	118738	39003	0.328
38	336	364	785	Pier Paolo Pandolfi	United States	Harvard University	Medical â€¦	167	100	0.599	487	393	0.807	117807	42876	0.364
1	337	365	786	Ernest E Moore	United States	University of Colorado Denver	Editor, Journal of Trauma and Acute Care. Professor of Surgery, Denver Health Medical … Surgery \| Critical Care \| Inflammation \| Multiple Organ Failure \| Coagulation \|	167	100	0.599	997	638	0.640	115515	41049	0.355
2	340	368	791	Richard J Johnson	United States	University of Colorado Denver	Univ of WABaylorUniv of FloridaUniv of CO fructose \| uric acid \| hypertension \| CKDu \| Climate \|	167	96	0.575	704	511	0.726	104243	38207	0.367
3	343	371	797	William Travis	United States	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center lung cancer \| mesothelioma \| pathology \|	166	113	0.681	605	446	0.737	139294	66157	0.475
41	345	373	799	Bruce Rosen	United States	Harvard University	MGH/HSTAthinoulaA.MartinosBiomedicalImaging	166	85	0.512	502	353	0.703	123061	33648	0.273
2	346	374	800	Vincent Rajkumar	United States	Mayo Clinic	Myeloma \| amyloidosis \| macroglobulinemia \| cancer \|	166	105	0.633	755	589	0.780	121086	56704	0.468
42	350	378	810	Ferenc Jolesz	United States	Harvard University	First interest Neuroscience \| Second interest Magnetic resonance imaging \| Third Interest Image-guided therapy. \|	166	69	0.416	519	279	0.538	87183	18560	0.213
1	352	380	813	Sheldon Stone ⁱ	United States	Syracuse University	Physics Department, Syracuse University Elementary particle physics \|	165	104	0.630	1077	593	0.551	195278	78215	0.401
2	353	381	814	Eugene Blackstone ⁱ	United States	Cleveland Clinic	University of Alabama AND Cleveland Clinic	165	93	0.564	731	539	0.737	164787	79747	0.484
1	354	382	815	Gerald M. Rubin	United States	HHMI Janelia Research Campus	Janelia Research Campus/HHMI	165	76	0.461	342	233	0.681	148219	40068	0.270
4	360	388	825	Jean Laurent Casanova ⁱ	United States	Rockefeller University	RockefellerHowardHughesMedicalStâ€¦ human genetics \| infectious diseases \| pediatrics \| primary immunodeficiences \|	165	112	0.679	706	590	0.836	102988	51096	0.496
2	364	392	836	Tomasz Skwarnicki ⁱ	United States	Syracuse University	Professor of Physics, Syracuse University experimental particle physics \| heavy flavor physics \| exotic hadrons \|	164	104	0.634	1030	665	0.646	133590	70930	0.531
2	369	397	841	Gyorgy Buzsaki	United States	New York University	NYU Neuroscience Institute Systems Neuroscience \|	164	122	0.744	395	303	0.767	125412	54663	0.436
5	371	399	846	Russell TP	United States	University of Massachusetts Amherst	copolymers \| nanoparticles \| wrinkling \| photovoltaics \| thin films \|	164	92	0.561	848	589	0.695	105910	36790	0.347
3	374	402	850	Alan Verkman	United States	University of California San Francisco	UCSF	164	77	0.470	669	460	0.688	90120	25487	0.283
1	376	404	852	Elinor Ostrom	United States	Arizona State University	Indiaand Institutional Analysis \| Collective Action \| Commons \|	163	111	0.681	530	363	0.685	232954	92622	0.398
3	379	407	858	Marina Artuso ⁱ	United States	Syracuse University	Professor of Physics, Syracuse University experimental particle physics \|	163	102	0.626	1036	660	0.637	129329	47972	0.371
16	380	408	859	Kun Liang Guan ⁱ	United States	University of California San Diego		163	113	0.693	383	325	0.849	126404	63184	0.500
45	381	409	860	David R Williams	United States	Harvard University		163	116	0.712	444	383	0.863	123354	60713	0.492
9	383	411	863	Alan E Kazdin	United States	Yale University	Yale	163	77	0.472	489	277	0.566	118480	27525	0.232
2	389	418	872	Ruben Gur	United States	University of Pennsylvania		163	99	0.607	666	515	0.773	94419	39511	0.418
9	390	419	873	Mary Story	United States	Duke University	child and adolescent nutrition \| obesity prevention \|	163	91	0.558	460	347	0.754	93959	30591	0.326
46	392	421	875	Susan Redline ⁱ	United States	Harvard University	Professor of Sleep Medicine, Harvard Medical School sleep medicine \| epidemiology \|	162	113	0.698	667	596	0.894	181825	95777	0.527
5	393	422	878	HV Poor	United States	Princeton University	MichaelHenryStrater Communication Systems \| Wireless Communications \| Communications \| Statistical Signal Processing \| Information Theory \|	162	112	0.691	1369	927	0.677	131593	70053	0.532
17	394	423	879	Joseph L Witztum	United States	University of California San Diego	Medicine Atherosclerosis \| oxidation \| oxidized LDL \| oxidized phospholipids \| hyperlipidemia \|	162	87	0.537	455	327	0.719	112387	27356	0.243
8	396	425	882	Hasan Mukhtar ⁱ	United States	University of Wisconsin Madison	cancer \| psoriasis \| chemoprevention \|	162	79	0.488	708	415	0.586	96115	31073	0.323
3	397	426	883	Karen A. Matthews	United States	University of Pittsburgh	University of Pittsburgh Development of cardiovascular risk in adolescents \| Pathways connecting socioeconomic status and health \| Women's health/menopause \|	162	84	0.519	636	475	0.747	90303	27800	0.308
1	398	427	885	Stephen R Daniels ⁱ	United States	University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus	Professor, University of Colorado School of Medicine Cardiology \| Pediatrics \|	161	96	0.596	513	368	0.717	199725	84806	0.425
6	400	431	890	Joseph R. Ecker	United States	Salk Institute	Howard Hughes Medical Institute and The Salk Institute for Biological Studies DNA methylation \| Epigenomics \| Neurobiology \| Plant Biology \| Arabidopsis \|	161	121	0.752	313	273	0.872	128652	53359	0.415
3	401	432	893	M Hassan Murad	United States	Mayo Clinic	Evidence-based Medicine \|	161	138	0.857	668	649	0.972	126742	97338	0.768
47	402	433	894	Joseph Loscalzo	United States	Harvard University	Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Vascular Biology \| Nitric Oxide \| Redox Biology \| Systems Biology \| Network Science \|	161	90	0.559	658	419	0.637	125721	36817	0.293
18	406	438	907	Jerrold Olefsky	United States	University of California San Diego		161	80	0.497	558	252	0.452	103918	26313	0.253
16	414	447	933	Stanley Falkow	United States	Stanford University		160	49	0.306	459	183	0.399	92560	10369	0.112
1	416	449	939	Donna Muzny ⁱ	United States	Baylor College of Medicine	Med	159	133	0.836	439	414	0.943	195126	98141	0.503
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3	432	466	964	Danny Reinberg	United States	New York University	Principal Investigator, Prof. of Biochemistry, HHMI/NYU Langone School of Med. epigenetics \| chromatin \| ants \| transcription \|	159	90	0.566	301	223	0.741	87477	24808	0.284
3	434	468	966	Dariush Mozaffarian	United States	Tufts University	Friedman Nutrition Science Policy Global Health \| Diet & Lifestyle \| Cardiometabolic Disease \| Policy \|	158	126	0.797	471	442	0.938	239586	146032	0.610
4	435	469	967	Jedd Wolchok	United States	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Chief, Melanoma and Immunotherapeutics, MSKCC Cancer Immunotherapy \|	158	131	0.829	512	428	0.836	170367	125229	0.735
1	437	471	971	James Hill ⁱ	United States	University of Alabama Birmingham	Obesity \| nutrition \| exercise science \| behavioral science \|	158	92	0.582	617	468	0.759	144718	49483	0.342
7	439	473	979	Ron D Hays	United States	University of California Los Angeles	UCLA health outcomes \| patient evaluations of care \|	158	90	0.570	622	447	0.719	111589	36888	0.331
6	442	476	987	Daniel Kahneman	United States	Princeton University	Emeritus)	157	103	0.656	355	262	0.738	500844	184035	0.367
4	444	478	991	James Herman	United States	University of Pittsburgh	University of Pittsburgh Cancer Epigenetics \| Lung Cancer \|	157	76	0.484	363	303	0.835	141030	44832	0.318
52	446	480	1000	Vijay Kumar Kuchroo	United States	Harvard University	vkuchrooevergrande.hms..edu Autoimmunity \| T cells differentiation \| Genomics/Transcription \| Cancer Immunology \|	157	108	0.688	401	313	0.781	115753	47970	0.414
54	450	484	1011	Donna Neuberg	United States	Harvard University		157	96	0.611	580	443	0.764	94959	44252	0.466
19	456	490	1017	Michael Criqui ⁱ	United States	University of California San Diego	Preventive Medicine Preventive medicine \| epidemiology \|	156	96	0.615	520	397	0.763	194293	111735	0.575