Special Topic: Supersymmetry> Top 20 Institutions
Published November 2011
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Top 20 Institutions
The three top institutions ranked by total citations and total papers are the three major centers of theoretical physics in Europe—CERN, with over 29,000 citations, the Italian National Institute of Nuclear Physics, with 22,552 citations, and the Max Planck Society in Germany, with just over 13,000 citations. In the list of institutions with the most cites per paper, these top three spots are taken by Stanford University, the University of California at Santa Barbara and the University of Washington.
Thirty-nine institutions in total show up on one of the three lists. Twenty-two are from the US, four are from the UK, three are from Japan; there are two each from Switzerland, Russia, Italy, and Germany, and one each from China and France.
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Citations
Rank | Institution | Citations | Papers | Cites per paper |
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1 | CERN | 29,035 | 1,086 | 26.73 |
2 | Ist Nazl Fis Nucl | 22,552 | 1,233 | 18.29 |
3 | Max Planck Society | 13,018 | 614 | 21.20 |
4 | Stanford Univ | 12,869 | 306 | 42.06 |
5 | Inst Adv Study | 11,243 | 368 | 30.55 |
6 | Fermilab Natl Accelerator Lab | 11,068 | 326 | 33.95 |
7 | Stanford Linear Accelerator Ctr | 10,448 | 234 | 44.65 |
8 | Harvard Univ | 10,039 | 292 | 34.38 |
9 | Univ Calif Santa Barbara | 9,916 | 274 | 36.19 |
10 | Univ Calif Berkeley | 9,900 | 344 | 28.78 |
11 | Univ Durham | 8,858 | 357 | 24.81 |
12 | Univ Tokyo | 8,745 | 550 | 15.90 |
13 | DESY | 8,699 | 395 | 22.02 |
14 | Univ Cambridge | 8,133 | 365 | 22.28 |
15 | Princeton Univ | 7,997 | 257 | 31.12 |
16 | Univ Wisconsin | 7,665 | 322 | 23.80 |
17 | Univ Oxford | 7,332 | 339 | 21.63 |
18 | Univ Minnesota | 7,173 | 252 | 28.46 |
19 | Univ Michigan | 7,052 | 357 | 19.75 |
20 | Univ Chicago | 6,798 | 221 | 30.76 |
Papers
Rank | Institution | Citations | Papers | Cites per paper |
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1 | Ist Nazl Fis Nucl | 22,552 | 1,233 | 18.29 |
2 | CERN | 29,035 | 1,086 | 26.73 |
3 | Max Planck Society | 13,018 | 614 | 21.20 |
4 | Univ Tokyo | 8,745 | 550 | 15.90 |
5 | Joint Inst Nucl Res | 5,580 | 407 | 13.71 |
6 | DESY | 8,699 | 395 | 22.02 |
7 | Inst Adv Study | 11,243 | 368 | 30.55 |
8 | Kyoto Univ | 5,553 | 368 | 15.09 |
9 | Univ Cambridge | 8,133 | 365 | 22.28 |
10 | Univ Durham | 8,858 | 357 | 24.81 |
11 | Univ Michigan | 7,052 | 357 | 19.75 |
12 | Univ Calif Berkeley | 9,900 | 344 | 28.78 |
13 | CHINESE ACAD SCI | 4,131 | 341 | 12.11 |
14 | Univ Oxford | 7,332 | 339 | 21.63 |
15 | High Energy Accelerator Res Org | 6,081 | 331 | 18.37 |
16 | Fermilab Natl Accelerator Lab | 11,068 | 326 | 33.95 |
17 | Univ Wisconsin | 7,665 | 322 | 23.80 |
18 | CEA | 6,320 | 306 | 20.65 |
19 | Stanford Univ | 12,869 | 306 | 42.06 |
20 | Texas A&M Univ | 4,851 | 303 | 16.01 |
Citations Per Paper (>= 52 paper threshold)
Rank | Institution | Citations | Papers | Cites per paper |
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1 | Stanford Univ | 12,869 | 306 | 42.06 |
2 | Univ Calif Santa Barbara | 9,916 | 274 | 36.19 |
3 | Univ Washington | 6,211 | 170 | 36.54 |
4 | Univ Florida | 5,229 | 152 | 34.40 |
5 | Harvard Univ | 10,039 | 292 | 34.38 |
6 | Univ Colorado | 2,249 | 66 | 34.08 |
7 | Fermilab Natl Accelerator Lab | 11,068 | 326 | 33.95 |
8 | Univ Calif San Diego | 3,087 | 93 | 33.19 |
9 | Boston Univ | 3,646 | 110 | 33.15 |
10 | Univ Zurich | 3,595 | 110 | 32.68 |
11 | Univ Edinburgh | 2,937 | 90 | 32.63 |
12 | NEW YORK UNIV | 2,293 | 71 | 32.30 |
13 | Johns Hopkins Univ | 4,291 | 133 | 32.26 |
14 | Princeton Univ | 7,997 | 257 | 31.12 |
15 | Univ Chicago | 6,798 | 221 | 30.76 |
16 | Inst Adv Study | 11,243 | 368 | 30.55 |
17 | LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATL LAB | 3,845 | 126 | 30.52 |
18 | Scuola Normale Super Pisa | 4,707 | 155 | 30.37 |
19 | PN Lebedev Phys Inst | 2,292 | 77 | 29.77 |
20 | Univ Penn | 6,437 | 218 | 29.53 |
About The Institutions
The resulting database contained 2,920 institutions. Ranked by three
separate measures: citations, papers, and citations per paper. Source
dates: January 1, 2001-September 26, 2011. *Unless otherwise specified, all
rankings have a >= 5 paper threshold for all measures.
Look for complelte threshold information for the Special Topic of Supersymmetry in the "Methodology & Threshold" tab of the opening page for this topic.
Overall General Information
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