An
interview with:
Dr.
James Bell
September 2004
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According
to our Special Topics analysis of Mars research over
the past decade, Dr. James Bell’s work ranks at #10,
with 36 papers cited a total of 681 times to date. Two
of these papers also make an appearance on our top 20
papers lists for this topic. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Bell’s record includes 93 papers
cited a total of 1,975 times to date in the field of
Space Science. Dr. Bell is an Associate Professor in
the Department of Astronomy at Cornell University. In
this interview, he discusses his highly cited Mars
research.
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An
interview with:
Dr. Christopher Romanek
August 2004
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In this
interview, Dr. Christopher Romanek discusses his
highly cited Mars research. According to our Special
Topics analysis of this field, Dr. Romanek’s work
ranks at #7, with 16 papers cited a total of 815
times. Four of his papers also appear on our top 20
lists in this topic. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Romanek’s record includes 19 papers
cited a total of 870 times to date in the field of
Geosciences. Dr. Romanek is an Associate Professor in
the Department of Geology at the University of
Georgia, as well as an Associate Research Ecologist at
the university’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory.
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An essay by:
Dr. Harry McSween
July 2004 |
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In
this essay, Dr. Harry "Hap" McSween talks
about his highly cited work in Mars research.
According to our Special Topics analysis of Mars
research over the past decade, Dr. McSween has 41
papers cited a total of 1,036 times to his credit,
placing him in the #2 position on our top authors
list. Dr. McSween is a professor in the Department of
Geological Sciences at the University of Tennessee, as
well as a member of the Mars Pathfinder and Surveyor
mission teams.
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Mini Profiles
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Mini Profiles
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