FEATURES
An interview with:
Dr.
Cass Sackett
May
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According
to our analysis of Bose-Einstein Condensate research
over the past decade, the work of Dr. Cass Sackett
ranks at #11, with 14 papers cited a total of 2,338
times to date. Dr. Sackett is also a co-author on the
papers ranked at #3 and #5 on our top papers list for
this topic. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Sackett’s record includes 27 papers
cited a total of 3,228 times to date in the field of
Physics.
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An interview with:
Gordon
Baym and Chris Pethick
April
2004 |
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According
to our Special Topics analysis of research on Bose-Einstein
Condensates over the past decade, Gordon Baym and
Chris Pethick’s paper, "Ground-state properties
of magnetically trapped Bose-condensed rubidium
gas," (Physical Review Letters 76[37781]:
1996), ranks at #7
with 366 cites to date. In the interview below, Dr.
Baym and Professor Pethick discuss their highly cited
paper.
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An interview with:
Wolfgang
Ketterle, Ph.D.
March
2004 |
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In
this interview, Wolfgang Ketterle talks about his
highly cited work in the field of Bose-Einstein
condensates. According to our analysis of this field
over the past decade, Dr. Ketterle is the most-cited
scientist, with 74 papers cited a total of 5,824
times—six of these papers appear in our listing of
the top 20 papers. His most-cited paper, "Bose-Einstein
condensation in a gas of sodium atoms," (Phys.
Rev. Lett. 75[22]: 3969-73, 27 November 1995), ranks
at #2 on our list. In the ISI
Essential Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Ketterle’s work can be found in the
field of Physics. Dr. Ketterle was one of the Nobel
Prize winners in Physics in 2001.
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An interview with:
Franco
Dalfovo, Stefano Giorgini, Lev P. Pitaevskii, and Sandro Stringari
February
2004 |
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In our
analysis of Bose-Einstein condensate research over the past
decade, the paper "Theory of Bose-Einstein condensation
in trapped gases," (Reviews
of Modern Physics 71: 463-512, 1999), ranks at #4 on our
list of top 20 papers, with 912 citations. Below, the paper’s
authors, Franco Dalfovo (pictured to the left), Stefano Giorgini, Lev Pitaevskii, and
Sandro Stringari, talk about the paper and their field of
research. All four authors’ work can be found in the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, in
the field of Physics, and all four authors have appointments
at the Universita’ di Trento in common.
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An interview with:
Randy Hulet
January
2004 |
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In our
analysis of Bose-Einstein condensate research, Dr.
Randy Hulet ranked at #8 among scientists publishing
in this field over the past decade, with 24 papers
cited a total of 2,647 times. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Hulet has 35 papers cited a total of
3,036 times to date in the field of Physics. His
most-cited paper, "Evidence of Bose-Einstein
condensation in an atomic gas with attractive
interactions," (Phys. Rev. Lett. 75[9]:
1687-90, 28 August 1995), ranks at #3 in our list of
the top 20 papers in the field, with 1,262 total
citations. Dr. Hulet is the Fayez Sarofim Professor of
Physics at Rice University in Houston, Texas.
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