An interview &
podcast with:
Prof. Peter Cox
January
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In
our analysis of the field over the past decade, Professor
Peter Cox’s work ranks at #10, with seven qualifying papers
cited a total of 416 times to date. In
Essential
Science Indicators ,
Professor Cox’s record includes 48 papers cited a total
of 1,438 times to date—the majority of which are
classified in Geosciences. Professor Cox is the Met Office
Chair in Climate System Dynamics at the University of
Exeter in the UK.
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An interview with:
Dr. Eric Post
December
2006 |
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According to our analysis of global warming research over the past decade, the scientist ranking at #9 is Dr. Eric Post, with a total of 417 citations. He is a coauthor on the top-ranked paper in this field, “Ecological responses to recent climate change,”
(Walther GR, et
al., Nature 416[6879]:389-95, 28 March 2002). Dr. Post’s record in
Essential
Science Indicators includes 20 papers cited a total of 1,049 times to date in the field of Environment & Ecology. Dr. Post is an Associate Professor of Biology at The Pennsylvania State University in University Park. In the interview below, he talks about his highly cited research.
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An interview with:
Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg
November
2006 |
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According
to our Special Topics analysis of global warming research, the
scientist ranked at #4 is Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg. His
most-cited paper is ranked at #1 on our 10-year list of papers
in this topic. In
Essential
Science Indicators,
his record includes 26 papers cited a total of 872 times to
date in the field of Plant & Animal Science, as well as 15
papers cited a total of 732 times to date in the field of
Environment & Ecology. Professor Hoegh-Guldberg is the
Director of the Centre for Marine Studies at the University of
Queensland in Australia.
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An interview with:
Dr. Gian-Reto Walther
October
2006 |
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This
month, Special Topics talks with PD Dr. Gian-Reto
Walther, the scientist ranked at #8 in our analysis of
global warming research. PD Dr. Walther is also the
lead author of the #1 paper published in the past
decade on this topic, "Ecological responses to
recent climate change," (Walther GR, et al.,
Nature 416[6879]: 389-95, 28 March 2002). In
Essential
Science Indicators,
PD Dr. Walther’s record can be found in the field of
Environment & Ecology. PD Dr. Walther is currently
a Senior Academic Advisor in the Department of Plant
Ecology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany.
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An interview with:
Dr. Philip Fearnside
September
2006 |
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According
to our most recent Special Topics analysis of global warming,
the work of Dr. Philip Fearnside ranks at #2, with 19 papers
cited a total of 530 times. Dr. Fearnside’s record in the
Essential
Science Indicators
database includes 47 papers cited a total of 808 times to
date, the majority of which are in the field of Environment
& Ecology. Dr. Fearnside is a Research Professor at the
National Institute for Research in the Amazon in Manaus,
Brazil. In the interview below, he talks about his highly
cited global warming research.
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