An interview with:
Dr.
Rosemary Hails
April 2003 |
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Dr.
Rosemary Hails discusses the surprising impact today
of the research she performed a decade ago, on the
impact of genetically modified oilseed rape (canola)
on natural habitats. The paper in question,
"Ecology of transgenic oilseed rape in natural
habitats," (Nature 363[6430]: 620-3, 17
June 1993) garnered 111 citations in our analysis of
genetically modified crop research published over the
past decade, making it the second-most-cited paper in
this analysis. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Hails has 11 papers cited a total of
290 times to date in the field of Plant & Animal
Science.
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An interview with:
Dr.
Sandra McElligott
September
2002 |
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Dr.
Sandra McElligott discusses her highly cited paper,
"Transformation of microbes, plants and animals
by particle bombardment," (T.M. Klein, R.
Arentzen, P.A. Lewis, S. Fitzpatrick-McElligott, Bio-Technology
10[3]: 286-291, March 1992). This paper ranks at #3 in
our analysis of the 25 most-cited papers on
genetically modified crops in the past decade, with 81
citations to date.
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An interview with:
Bruce
Tabashnik, Ph.D.
August
2002 |
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Dr.
Bruce Tabashnik of the University of Arizona talks about his
highly cited work in genetically modified crops. In a
survey of the work published on this topic over the
past decade, Dr. Tabashnik ranks among the top 15
scientists, with 6 papers cited a total of 95 times.
His most-cited paper on this topic ranks at #8 on our
list with 63 citations: "One gene in diamondback
moth confers resistance to four Bacillus thuringiensis
toxins," PNAS USA 94(5): 1640-4, 4 March
1997.
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An interview with:
Professor
M.J. Crawley
July
2002 |
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In this interview, Special Topics talks with
Professor M.J. Crawley about his highly cited work in the field of genetically modified crops. Professor Crawley's most-cited paper, "Ecology of transgenic oilseed rape in natural habitats,"
(Nature 363[6430]: 620-3, 17 June 1993), is ranked at #2 on our list of the 25 most-cited papers in this field over the past decade.
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A profile of:
North
Carolina State University
June
2002 |
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North Carolina State University
ranked #12 for citations and #9 for papers compared against the
583 top-performing
university's in the field of Plant & Animal
Science covered by ISI
Essential Science Indicators
Web based
product. Among the 16 fields at North Carolina State University,
Plant & Animal Science ranked #1 (see the table below).
The rankings and the top papers
specify the North Carolina State University's publication and
citation performance in the field of Plant &
Animal Science over the last decade.
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