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National Institutes of Health Scientist Rankings 2023

AD Scientific Index analyzes academic studies from 1 countries, 1 universities/institutions, and 2.899 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
1	14	16	31	Steven A Rosenberg	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology Immunotherapy \|	254	138	0.543	1359	695	0.511	279610	83439	0.298
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
3	46	52	88	Eugene Koonin	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Biological Science Biology \|	231	131	0.567	927	744	0.803	233453	86152	0.369
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
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
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
7	177	195	413	Elaine Jaffe ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Pathology Pathology \|	190	99	0.521	827	482	0.583	192924	61252	0.317
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
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
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
11	386	415	867	Giorgio Trinchieri	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Immunobiology \| Cancer biology \|	163	79	0.485	437	258	0.590	110096	23984	0.218
12	422	455	946	Ad Bax	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Physics	159	61	0.384	452	256	0.566	131843	21115	0.160
13	427	461	954	Daniel Pine	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Child and Adolescent Psychiatry child psychiatry \| biology of anxiety \|	159	105	0.660	659	575	0.873	95667	46048	0.481
14	441	475	986	Thomas A Waldmann	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology immunology oncology \|	158	59	0.373	622	260	0.418	88279	14487	0.164
15	468	502	1043	William Knowler	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIDDK	155	76	0.490	542	380	0.701	131250	35208	0.268
16	476	510	1056	Kenneth M Yamada	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics cell biology \| developmental biology \|	155	62	0.400	407	209	0.514	95534	16822	0.176
17	492	528	1082	Leonardo G Cohen	United States	National Institutes of Health	Human Cortical Physiology and Neurorehabilitation Section, National Institutes of Health … motor learning \| motor control \| stroke \| brain stimulation \| neurorehabilitation \|	154	84	0.545	397	317	0.798	90720	33454	0.369
18	529	569	1153	Andrew Singleton	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Genetics \| Neuroscience \| Disease \|	151	113	0.748	580	491	0.847	110520	59470	0.538
19	547	587	1185	John Mascola	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institutes of Health Infectious Diseases \| Immunology \| Virology \| Vaccinology \|	150	109	0.727	508	420	0.827	86496	52224	0.604
20	559	601	1204	Louis M. Staudt	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute lymphoma \| genomics \|	149	100	0.671	354	275	0.777	109940	39965	0.364
21	561	603	1208	Peter Choyke	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Radiology Radiology \| Imaging \| PET \| optical \| MRI \|	149	92	0.617	848	637	0.751	97105	45580	0.469
22	600	646	1285	Neal Young	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIH hematopoiesis \| bone marrow failure \| aplastic anemia \| myelodysplastic syndromes \| PNH \|	147	65	0.442	544	335	0.616	72283	19250	0.266
23	612	659	1311	Mark Schiffman	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute HPV epidemiology \|	146	78	0.534	510	368	0.722	89428	30848	0.345
24	634	681	1346	Kenneth Aldape	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute Cancer \|	145	103	0.710	443	383	0.865	94646	51819	0.548
25	672	719	1414	Aravind L	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Biological Science Biology \|	143	81	0.566	350	305	0.871	108964	31464	0.289
26	681	729	1444	Kathleen Merikangas ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Epidemiology and Public Health Epidemiology \| Genetic Epidemiology \| Mood DIsorders \| Migraine \|	142	76	0.535	416	305	0.733	140383	53163	0.379
27	713	764	1508	G. Marius Clore Frs	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Molecular biophysics \| structural biology \| magnetic resonance \| NMR spectroscopy \| Chemistry \|	141	45	0.319	486	229	0.471	86822	11064	0.127
28	742	795	1565	David Goldman	United States	National Institutes of Health	Chief, Lab of Neurogenetics, niaaa addictive disorders \| genetics \| genomics \|	140	65	0.464	534	343	0.642	80610	18941	0.235
29	765	819	1602	Richard Simon	United States	National Institutes of Health	R Simon Consulting, Formerly Chief, Computational & Systems Biology, National Cancer … disease therapeutics \| genomics \|	139	72	0.518	424	225	0.531	87492	21167	0.242
30	827	882	1715	John J. Oshea	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology immunology \|	137	87	0.635	335	238	0.710	78776	27368	0.347
31	949	1013	1945	Barney S. Graham	United States	National Institutes of Health	Vaccine Research Center, NIAID, NIH vaccines \| viral diseases \| respiratory syncytial virus \| HIV-1 \| emerging infectious diseases \|	133	97	0.729	462	360	0.779	76772	55706	0.726
32	971	1035	1988	George Mensah ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute; NIH Global Health \| Implementation Research \|	132	105	0.795	342	276	0.807	269094	188234	0.700
33	1006	1070	2043	Warren J. Leonard	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology immunology \|	132	72	0.545	323	209	0.647	69091	18089	0.262
34	1032	1098	2093	Peter H Bennett	United States	National Institutes of Health	Scientist Emeritus, NIDDK, National Institutes of Health. USA Rheumatic diseases \|	131	55	0.420	398	188	0.472	84216	16640	0.198
35	1043	1109	2113	Gene-Jack Wang	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIAAA addiction \| imaging \| obesity \| drug abuse \|	131	78	0.595	375	291	0.776	70265	22995	0.327
36	1048	1115	2123	Maria J Merino	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Pathology Pathology \|	131	77	0.588	517	347	0.671	65938	26177	0.397
37	1082	1151	2188	Mario Roederer	United States	National Institutes of Health	Vaccine Research Center, NIAID, NIH Vaccines \| Immunology \| Flow Cytometry \| Technology \| HIV \|	130	84	0.646	360	290	0.806	67392	26068	0.387
38	1086	1156	2196	Marc H Bornstein	United States	National Institutes of Health	NICHD, IFS, UNICEF developmental science \|	130	80	0.615	542	410	0.756	63431	28490	0.449
39	1190	1270	2385	Mike A. Nalls ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Founder/consultant with Data Tecnica International + Data science lead at NIH's Center for … statistical genetics \| neurodegeneration \| data science \| biostatistics \| genomics \|	127	105	0.827	377	362	0.960	140275	93096	0.664
40	1264	1352	2527	William Douglas Figg	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmacology \| Oncology \| Pharmacokinetics \| Pharmacogenetics \| Clinical Pharmacology \|	126	61	0.484	615	376	0.611	56184	18209	0.324
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41	1317	1409	2641	David Kleiner	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute medicine \| biochemistry \|	124	86	0.694	409	339	0.829	73358	38918	0.531
42	1399	1498	2815	Karel Pacak	United States	National Institutes of Health		122	89	0.730	522	412	0.789	68122	41057	0.603
43	1405	1504	2825	Gold PW ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator Neurobiology \|	122	46	0.377	416	166	0.399	64222	10038	0.156
44	1417	1516	2845	Pal Pacher	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institutes of Health, Bethesda; Semmelweis University, Budapest drug discovery \| pharmacology \| heart failure \| diabetic complications \| oxidative stress \|	122	80	0.656	342	302	0.883	57575	24551	0.426
45	1426	1525	2864	Jay Berzofsky	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology Immunology \| vaccines \| cancer immunotherapy \| HIV/AIDS \|	122	43	0.352	444	188	0.423	49133	8100	0.165
46	1486	1592	2990	H. Clifford Lane ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIH	120	53	0.442	355	166	0.468	81767	30528	0.373
47	1487	1593	2991	Martha S. Linet ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute cancer epidemiology \| low-dose protracted occupational radiation \| radiofrequency radiation and mobile telephone use \| residential \|	120	71	0.592	416	306	0.736	81649	29390	0.360
48	1495	1603	3009	Juan S. Bonifacino ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Cell Biology \|	120	59	0.492	266	206	0.774	68703	23161	0.337
49	1544	1654	3096	Michael Dean	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Instititue Human Genetics \| cancer \|	119	65	0.546	363	211	0.581	83509	18451	0.221
50	1627	1750	3257	Luigi Daniele Notarangelo ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH Primary Immune Deficiencies \| hematopoietic stem cell transplantation \| gene therapy \| immune dysregulation \| thymus \|	118	78	0.661	524	390	0.744	58358	27172	0.466
51	1628	1751	3258	David S. Goldstein	United States	National Institutes of Health	Autonomic Medicine Section, CNP/DIR/NINDS/NIH Catecholamines and autonomic medicine \|	118	65	0.551	565	275	0.487	58071	16635	0.286
52	1639	1762	3277	W. Stetler-Stevenson	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute Cancer metastasis \| tumor microenvironment \| Biologic therapy for cancer metastasis \| extracellular matrix \| protease inhibitors \|	118	38	0.322	257	128	0.498	52329	5942	0.114
53	1765	1895	3523	Mark Raffeld	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Pathology Molecular Pathology \| Hematopathology \| Cancer \|	116	62	0.534	361	236	0.654	51985	18296	0.352
54	1779	1909	3546	Aaron Blair	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute cancer \| occupation \|	116	61	0.526	445	279	0.627	46116	14289	0.310
55	1817	1950	3620	Kenneth A. Jacobson	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Chemical Sciences medicinal chemistry \| pharmacology \| chemistry \| GPCRs \| purinergic \|	115	51	0.443	712	374	0.525	60467	16880	0.279
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56	1843	1979	3682	Carlos Zarate	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institute of Mental Health Experimental therapeutics \| depression \| bipolar disorder \| neurobiology \|	115	78	0.678	379	322	0.850	48496	24201	0.499
57	1844	1980	3683	David Wink	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator National Cancer Institute chemical biology \|	115	60	0.522	293	203	0.693	48446	13623	0.281
58	1850	1986	3689	Myriam Gorospe	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institute on Aging Aging \| RNA stability \| gene regulation \| molecular biology \| RNA \|	115	72	0.626	361	320	0.886	46763	20942	0.448
59	1874	2012	3732	Emily Chew ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Eye Institute/National Institutes of Health Clinical trials in diabetic retinopathy \| age-related macular degeneration \|	114	79	0.693	367	314	0.856	69021	33091	0.479
60	1899	2039	3779	Clifton E Barry Iii	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIAID Tuberculosis \| Drug Discovery \|	114	76	0.667	286	248	0.867	53831	20930	0.389
61	1920	2061	3821	John T. Schiller	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Caner Institute, NIH medical research \|	114	57	0.500	291	203	0.698	45972	11713	0.255
62	1980	2125	3935	Constantine Stratakis	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Medical Genetics medical genetics \| endocrinology \|	113	67	0.593	545	428	0.785	47506	20801	0.438
63	1988	2133	3951	Avindra Nath	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Neurology Neurology \| Infections \| HIV \|	113	61	0.540	401	312	0.778	43469	16553	0.381
64	1994	2140	3969	Johanna Dwyer ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Nutrition and Dietetics clinical nutrition and food \|	112	58	0.518	411	228	0.555	111408	53498	0.480
65	2000	2146	3980	Dena G. Hernandez ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Genomics \| Neuroscience \| Disease \|	112	85	0.759	299	256	0.856	87219	54312	0.623
66	2035	2184	4051	Montserrat Garcia-Closas	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Epidemiology and Public Health Epidemiology and Public Health \|	112	78	0.696	388	339	0.874	50869	25900	0.509
67	2041	2191	4065	Daniel Kastner	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics Genetic disorders of inflammation \|	112	78	0.696	238	172	0.723	48860	21183	0.434
68	2059	2211	4097	Paul B Jacobsen	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute Behavioral and psychosocial oncology \| patient-reported outcomes research \|	112	67	0.598	367	289	0.787	42130	17101	0.406
69	2060	2212	4099	Joseph Frank	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Institutes of Health Focused Ultrasound \| Tissue Microenvironment \| Cellular Therapies \| Cancer \| Regenerative Medicine \|	112	41	0.366	332	175	0.527	41803	7647	0.183
70	2068	2220	4115	Robert G Nelson ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases Diabetic Kidney Disease \|	111	70	0.631	302	234	0.775	143013	76116	0.532
71	2076	2228	4131	Stephanie J London ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics genomic epidemiology \| respiratory disease \| environmental epidemiology \| epigenetics \|	111	69	0.622	320	260	0.813	92655	60706	0.655
72	2084	2236	4146	Pamela Robey	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Molecular Biology & Genetics cell biology \| bone \| stem cells \|	111	60	0.541	286	195	0.682	74062	21148	0.286
73	2134	2294	4263	Dale Sandler	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Epidemiology and Public Health epidemiology \| environment \| breast cancer \| pesticides \| disasters \|	111	75	0.676	497	435	0.875	44438	24692	0.556
74	2137	2298	4271	Lothar Hennighausen	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Biological Science Biology \|	111	47	0.423	288	196	0.681	41852	8727	0.209
75	2202	2365	4399	Jonathan Yewdell	United States	National Institutes of Health	Laboratory of Viral Diseases, NIAID Virology Immunology Cell Biology \|	110	56	0.509	307	203	0.661	47163	11777	0.250
76	2206	2370	4404	Chi-Chao Chan	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Ophthalmology Ophthalmology \|	110	51	0.464	576	319	0.554	46729	13309	0.285
77	2214	2378	4421	T. Jake Liang	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIH Viral hepatitis and liver diseases \|	110	59	0.536	283	193	0.682	42686	12974	0.304
78	2240	2406	4463	Rashmi Sinha	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Epidemiology and Public Health epidemiology \|	109	71	0.651	340	267	0.785	82076	52949	0.645
79	2262	2429	4502	Roy A. Wise	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator, National Institute on Drug Abuse Neurobiology of motivation \|	109	47	0.431	262	132	0.504	54515	11552	0.212
80	2308	2479	4595	Ronald P. Mason	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIEHS/NIH Free radicals \|	109	40	0.367	481	196	0.407	40019	7521	0.188
81	2311	2482	4598	Jose Mc Ribeiro	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Biochemistry biochemistry \| physiology \| pharmacology \| transcriptomics \| entomology \|	109	52	0.477	376	301	0.801	38403	12223	0.318
82	2413	2597	4826	Wyndham Wilson	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Hematology medicine \| hematology \| oncology \| lymphoma \|	107	71	0.664	332	215	0.648	67509	25699	0.381
83	2434	2620	4881	Rafael Carlos De Cabo\|Rafael DeCabo	United States	National Institutes of Health	Translational Gerontology Branch, National Institute on Aging Aging and Caloric Restriction \|	107	83	0.776	296	272	0.919	50688	27669	0.546
84	2463	2653	4942	Michael Otto	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator, NIAID bacterial pathogenesis \|	107	77	0.720	253	228	0.901	43621	21335	0.489
85	2502	2697	5026	Michael Lauer ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Cardiology cardiology \| clinical research \| epidemiology \| grant funding \| peer review \|	106	53	0.500	273	162	0.593	67549	30652	0.454
86	2511	2706	5043	Kira Makarova	United States	National Institutes of Health	Natural Sciences / Biological Science biology \| evolution \|	106	76	0.717	210	190	0.905	56783	34994	0.616
87	2513	2708	5050	Mark Cookson ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	Laboratory of Neurogenetics, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health Parkinson's disease \|	106	73	0.689	256	216	0.844	55053	27992	0.508
88	2529	2728	5078	Ellen Leibenluft ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health		106	72	0.679	326	273	0.837	49393	21649	0.438
89	2533	2732	5085	Tom Misteli	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute	106	67	0.632	211	174	0.825	48502	16140	0.333
90	2602	2804	5239	Yasmine Belkaid	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Immunology Immunology \| infectious diseases \| immune regulation \| microbiota \| tissue immunology \|	105	79	0.752	179	161	0.899	53257	27115	0.509
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91	2643	2847	5325	Baris Turkbey	United States	National Institutes of Health	National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health Prostate cancer \| focal therapy \| artificial intelligence \| molecular imaging \| PSMA \|	105	83	0.790	462	403	0.872	38387	25568	0.666
92	2663	2867	5356	Jim Mullikin	United States	National Institutes of Health	Director NIH Intramural Sequencing Center, NHGRI, NIH Bioinformatics \| Computational Algorithms \| Genomics \| Genome Assembly \| Comparative Genomics \|	104	76	0.731	211	196	0.929	114078	38281	0.336
93	2666	2870	5359	George Sopko ⁱ	United States	National Institutes of Health	NHLBI, NIH cardiovascular medicine \| resuscitation \| heart failure \|	104	63	0.606	249	173	0.695	99845	41538	0.416
94	2677	2881	5373	Mark Hallett	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Neurology neurology \| clinical neurophysiology \| movement disorders \|	104	70	0.673	135	109	0.807	70554	21458	0.304
95	2700	2907	5420	Jau-Shyong Hong	United States	National Institutes of Health	principal investigator niehs microglia \| neuroinflammation \| neurodegenertion \|	104	57	0.548	391	177	0.453	47326	14270	0.302
96	2722	2934	5469	Eric A Engels	United States	National Institutes of Health	Senior Investigator, National Cancer Institute cancer \| HIV \| organ transplantation \|	104	70	0.673	314	268	0.854	42268	19934	0.472
97	2743	2955	5506	Yavin Shaham	United States	National Institutes of Health	IRP-NIDA	104	67	0.644	218	199	0.913	37134	14254	0.384
98	2748	2960	5513	Bin Gao	United States	National Institutes of Health	Chief, Laboratory of Liver Diseases, NIAAA, NIH liver biology \| liver disease \| immunology \| cytokine \|	104	76	0.731	283	244	0.862	36355	19907	0.548
99	2918	3153	5902	Okihide Hikosaka	United States	National Institutes of Health	Medical and Health Sciences / Neuroscience neuroscience \|	102	56	0.549	207	153	0.739	39181	12808	0.327
100	2923	3159	5911	Jeffrey Kopp	United States	National Institutes of Health	NIDDK, NIH glomerulus \| scarring \| APOL1 \| TGFbeta \|	102	69	0.676	312	233	0.747	38777	16125	0.416

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