Featured Analyses
ANALYZING TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND THE ENTERPRISE OF SCIENCE AS A WHOLE
This section of ScienceWatch.com contains articles drawing on Clarivate unique store of publication and citation statistics. Whether surveying a specific subject area and ranking its most-cited researchers and institutions, or assessing the output and impact of research in a given nation or region, or analyzing trends in the scientific literature and the enterprise of science as a whole—each article is grounded in Clarivate data.
In particular, citation analysis provides authority in reflecting the judgments that scientists themselves make in acknowledging the published research that they view as the most significant and useful.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011
Chemistry, At the Highest Level
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JULY/AUGUST 2011
For High-Impact Forensics, The Clues Point to Europe
by Christopher King

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MAY/JUNE 2011
Tracking Singapore’s Rise
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MARCH/APRIL 2011
The Hottest Research of 2010
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2011
Astronomy: Surveying the Surveys
by Christopher King

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010
Middle East Revisited: Iran's Steep Climb
by Christopher King

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010
In Latest "Top Ten" Roundup, Harvard Holds the High Ground
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JULY/AUGUST2010
Where Everything Old is News
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MAY/JUNE 2010
South African Science: Signs of Progress
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MARCH/APRIL 2010
The Hottest Research of 2009
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010
Accomplished in Technology: Taiwan’s Research Upswing
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009
Climate Change Research
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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2009
Austrian Science: Ascendant in Impact
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JULY/AUGUST 2009
Brazilian Science on the Rise
by Christopher King

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MAY/JUNE 2009
Thought Leaders in the Unthinkable
by Christopher King

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MARCH/APRIL 2009
The Hottest Research of 2007-08
by Christopher King

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2009
Despite Slide in World Share, U.S. Impact Still Looks Strong
by Christopher King

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2008
Energy Gauge: Who Exactly Is In Power?
by Christopher King

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
India's New Millennium in Science
by Christopher King

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JULY/AUGUST 2008
With Output and Impact Rising, China's Science Surge Rolls On
by Christopher King

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MAY/JUNE 2008
The U.K.'s Citation Elite, 2003-07
by Christopher King

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MARCH/APRIL 2008
The Hottest Research of 2006-07
by Christopher King

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2008
Sequencing Biology’s Hottest, 2002-0
by Christopher King

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Featured IMage: Seeds are encased in acrylic poles used for the facade of the Seed Cathedral, the centerpiece of the UK Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo site, in Shanghai March 15, 2010. The 20-meter-high cube-like Seed Cathedral is covered by 60,000 slim, transparent acrylic rods, which will quiver in the breeze, according to the official website of Shanghai Expo. REUTERS/Aly Song.