Fast Moving Fronts> July 2010
July 2010
From the database of Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Clarivate, this list of Fast Moving Fronts has been generated by a comparison of the data sets for the current period of January 2004-February 28, 2010, and the previous period of January 2004-December 31, 2009 (sliding 6-year period).
As part of this bimonthly processing, Special Topics identifies the Research Fronts that are growing most rapidly in each of the 22 major fields covered by Essential Science Indicators. Fast Moving Fronts are those having the largest percentage increase in number of core papers from one period to the next in their respective fields. Some fronts may have been mapped.
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Field | Research Front Name |
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Agricultural Sciences | SELECTED CRUCIFEROUS VEGETABLES; SELECTED GREEN VEGETABLES; ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY; DIFFERENT COOKING METHODS |
Biology & Biochemistry | HUMAN ENDOMETRIUM DISTINGUISHES MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASES; ENDOMETRIOSIS; HUMAN ENDOMETRIAL RECEPTIVITY; NORMO-OVULATORY WOMEN; ENDOMETRIUM REVEALS PROGESTERONE RESISTANCE |
Chemistry |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Yukio Nagasaki |
Clinical Medicine | UBIQUITIN-RELATED MODIFIER URM1; PROTEASOMAL PROTEIN DEGRADATION; PROKARYOTIC UBIQUITIN-LIKE PROTEIN; PROTEIN COMPLEXES; MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS PROTEASOME |
Computer Science |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Steffen Klamt |
Economics & Business | INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY; AMERICAN SCHOOL |
Engineering |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Henrik Lund |
Environment/ Ecology | PLANT TRANSIENT POPULATION DYNAMICS COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS; PLANT DEMOGRAPHY; LIFE-HISTORY EVOLUTION THEORY USING PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS; STOCHASTIC LIFE TABLE RESPONSE EXPERIMENTS |
Geosciences |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Rajdeep Dasgupta |
Immunology |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: J. Fernando Bazan |
Materials & Science | CUS SEMICONDUCTOR HOLLOW SPHERES; POROUS METAL OXIDE HOLLOW ARCHITECTURES; ZNS NANOTUBE ARRAYS; NB2O5 NANOTUBE ARRAYS; ZNO NANOROD ARRAYS |
Mathematics | MODEL BACTERIAL CHEMOTAXIS; E COLI CHEMOTAXIS; BACTERIAL CHEMORECEPTORS; MATHEMATICAL APPROACHES; FUNCTIONAL INTERACTIONS |
Microbiology |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Jon McCullers |
Molecular Biology & Genetics | WNT SIGNALING PATHWAY; WNT/BETA-CATENIN SIGNALING; MULTIPLE TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS; MULTIPLE RECEPTORS |
Multidisciplinary | HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL AGING; AGING HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS DECLINE; STEM CELLS AGE |
Neuroscience & Behavior | WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY; WORKING MEMORY SPAN TASKS; VISUOSPATIAL MEMORY SPAN; PRIMARY MEMORY; SECONDARY MEMORY |
Pharmacology & Toxicology |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Marcos Malumbres |
Physics |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Minjoo Larry Lee |
Plant & Animal Science |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Carl Van Der Lingen |
Psychiatry/ Psychology |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: Eric Stice |
Social Sciences, general | AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS EPIDEMIOLOGY; CALIFORNIA'S DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES SYSTEM; CONTINUING INCREASES |
Space Science |
![]() Fast Moving Front Commentary by: J.D. Smith |
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Cartoon showing the framework of melting and mantle flow beneath mid-ocean ridges, the regions of most voluminous volcanism on Earth. The figure shows the finding from the study of Nature 440[7084]: 659-62, 30 (March 2006) paper, which demonstrated that under the influence of trace carbon dioxide the onset of partial melting occurs as deep as 300 km, a depth far deeper than the major melting of silicate rocks at ~60-70 km.
(From "Rajdeep Dasgupta Discusses High Pressure-Temperature Experimental Petrolog," Fast Moving Fronts, July 2010.)