FEATURES
An interview with:
Dr. Jonathan Samet
October 2005 |
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Dr. Jonathan M. Samet
talks about his highly cited work
in air pollution research. According to our recent analysis,
Dr. Samet’s work ranks at #4 among scientists publishing on
air pollution in the past decade, with 28 papers cited a total
of 1,255 times. In
Essential Science Indicators , Dr. Samet’s work includes 89 papers cited a
total of 3,070 times to date in the field of Clinical
Medicine. Dr. Samet is Professor and Chairman of the
Department of Epidemiology in the Bloomberg School of Public
Health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
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An interview with:
Prof. Dr. Bert Brunekreef
August 2005 |
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Prof.
Dr. Bert Brunekreef discusses his highly cited work in
air pollution research. According to our analysis on
this topic, Prof. Dr. Brunekreef ranks at #6, with 55
papers cited a total of 967 times. He also co-authored
the papers at #8 and #11 on our list of the most-cited
papers published on air pollution in the past two
years. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Prof. Dr. Brunekreef has many other
papers related to air pollution that were not included
in our analysis. His record includes 73 papers cited a
total of 1,495 times to date in the field of Clinical
Medicine and 12 papers cited a total of 364 times to
date in the field of Environment/Ecology.
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An interview with:
Dr. Joel Schwartz
August 2005 |
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According
to our Special Topics analysis of air pollution
research over the past decade, the work of Joel
Schwartz ranks at #1, with 93 papers cited 2,537 times
to date. Four of these papers are included on our list
of the 20 most-cited papers for this period as well.
Dr. Schwartz’s record in the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product includes 275 papers cited close to a total
of 7,000 times to date across multiple fields,
including Clinical Medicine, Environment &
Ecology, Biology & Biochemistry, and Pharmacology
& Toxicology. In this interview, he talks about
his highly cited work.
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