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On March 2, 2011, Thomson Reuters released data identifying the world’s top
100 materials scientists who achieved the highest citation impact scores
for their papers (articles and reviews) published since January 2000.
Impact is a weighted measure of influence that seeks to reveal consistently
superior performance. To ensure that a high score could not be achieved by a
few highly cited papers, a threshold of 25 papers was used in the analysis.
The average citation impact in materials science for the period was 6.93,
so all the researchers listed above achieved more than six times that mark.
TOP 100 MATERIALS SCIENTISTS
ABOUT THE ANALYSES
Top 100 Materials Scientists, 2000-10, Ranked by Citation Impact
(among those with 25 or more papers)
Rank Scientist Papers Citations Impact
1
[C 10] Peidong YANG
University of California Berkeley 36 13,900 386.11
2
[C 55] Yadong YIN
University of California Riverside 32 6,387 199.59
3 Michael H. HUANG
National Tsing Hua University 34 5,439 159.97
4
[C 35] Younan XIA
Washington University St. Louis 83 11,936 143.81
5
[C 61] Yugang SUN
Argonne National Laboratory 37 5,231 141.38
6 Yiying WU
Ohio State University 74 9,590 129.59
7 Jan C. HUMMELEN
University of Groningen 38 4,643 122.18
8
[C 47] Alan J. HEEGER
University of California Santa Barbara 49 5,788 118.12
9 Oomman K. VARGHESE,
Pennsylvania State University 28 3,021 107.89
10
[C 32] Catherine J. MURPHY
University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 31 3,313 106.87
11 Michael D. MCGEHEE
Stanford University 26 2,651 101.96
12 Christoph J. BRABEC
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg 43 4,242 98.65
13 Stephen R. FORREST
University of Michigan 25 2,417 96.68
14 N. Serdar SARICIFTCI
Johannes Kepler University of Linz 74 6,444 87.08
15 Herbert GLEITER
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 29 2,440 84.14
16 Rodney S. RUOFF
University of Texas Austin 25 2,060 82.40
17 Frank CARUSO
University of Melbourne 74 5,589 75.53
18 Philippe DUBOIS
University of Mons 36 2,628 73.00
19
[C 37] Taeghwan HYEON
Seoul National University 37 2,685 72.57
20
[C 41] Xiangfeng DUAN
University of California Los Angeles 39 2,825 72.44
21 Rachel A. CARUSO
University of Melbourne 27 1,948 72.15
22 Galen D. STUCKY
University of California Santa Barbara 72 5,095 70.76
23 Igor V. ALEXANDROV
Ufa State Aviation Technical University 38 2,555 67.24
24
[C 70] Nicholas A. KOTOV
University of Michigan 36 2,388 66.33
25 Craig A. GRIMES
Pennsylvania State University 55 3,626 65.93
26 Ullrich SCHERF
University of Wuppertal 64 4,099 64.05
27 Andreas STEIN
University of Minnesota 47 2,985 63.51
28 Subra SURESH
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 64 4,024 62.88
29
[C 53] Shaik M. ZAKEERUDDIN,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne 27 1,670 61.85
30 Ray H. BAUGHMAN
University of Texas Dallas 25 1,503 60.12
31 Paul W.M. BLOM
University of Groningen 37 2,176 58.81
32 Jenny NELSON
Imperial College London 31 1,821 58.74
33 David J. MOONEY
Harvard University 43 2,512 58.42
34 Tsu-Wei CHOU
University of Delaware 33 1,915 58.03
35 Iain MCCULLOCH
Imperial College London 30 1,725 57.50
36 Andreas GREINER
University of Marburg 30 1,716 57.20
37 Ferdi SCHüTH
Max Planck Institute for Coal Research 60 3,395 56.58
38 Henning SIRRINGHAUS
University of Cambridge 39 2,173 55.72
39 Samson A. JENEKHE
University of Washington 27 1,490 55.19
40 C. SURYANARAYANA
University of Central Florida 33 1,801 54.58
41 James R. DURRANT
Imperial College London 31 1,669 53.84
42 Guillermo C. BAZAN
University of California Santa Barbara 55 2,960 53.82
43 Meixiang WAN
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Chemistry, Beijing 29 1,
557 53.69
44 Pierre-Antoine ALBOUY
University of Paris-Sud 11 28 1,503 53.68
45 Dietmar W. HUTMACHER
Queensland University of Technology 39 2,092 53.64
46 Anders HAGFELDT
Uppsala University 26 1,385 53.27
47 Dago M. DE LEEUW
University of Groningen and Philips Research Laboratories 32 1,704
53.25
48
[C 42] Michael GRÄTZEL,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne 52 2,763 53.13
49 Zhifeng REN
Boston College 37 1,963 53.05
50
[C 12] Mark E. THOMPSON,
University of Southern California 28 1,482 52.93
51 Andrey L. ROGACH
City University of Hong Kong 34 1,781 52.38
52 Rinat K. ISLAMGALIEV
Ufa State Aviation Technical University 37 1,926 52.05
53 Mats R. ANDERSSON
Chalmers University of Technology 28 1,449 51.75
54 Mietek JARONIEC
Kent State University 54 2,771 51.31
55 Fujio IZUMI
National Institute for Materials Science, Japan 25 1,277 51.08
56 Simon R. PHILLPOT
University of Florida 29 1,481 51.07
57 Neil COOMBS
University of Toronto 25 1,269 50.76
58 Terry C. LOWE
Manhattan Scientifics, Inc. 28 1,416 50.57
59 Wolfgang J. PARAK
University of Marburg 27 1,365 50.56
60 Marie-Paule PILENI
University Pierre & Marie Curie 32 1,612 50.38
61 Jonathan N. COLEMAN
Trinity College Dublin 30 1,507 50.23
62 Zhenan BAO
Stanford University 38 1,907 50.18
63 Dieter NEHER
University of Potsdam 30 1,499 49.97
64 Dieter WOLF
Idaho National Laboratory 26 1,285 49.42
65 Kornelius NIELSCH
University of Hamburg 27 1,322 48.96
66 Yet-Ming CHIANG
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 26 1,254 48.23
67 Joachim H WENDORFF
University of Marburg 30 1,430 47.67
68 Antonios G. MIKOS
Rice University 95 4,507 47.44
69 John R. REYNOLDS
University of Florida 45 2,131 47.36
70 David GROSSO
University Pierre & Marie Curie 55 2,548 46.33
71
[C 65] Richard H. FRIEND,
University of Cambridge 60 2,775 46.25
72 Paula T. HAMMOND
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 42 1,927 45.88
73 Richard W. SIEGEL
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 31 1,419 45.77
74 Fred WUDL
University of California Santa Barbara 25 1,141 45.64
75
[C 63] Craig J. HAWKER,
University of California Santa Barbara 34 1,548 45.53
76 Peter X. MA
University of Michigan 30 1,352 45.07
77 Karine ALSELME
Upper Alsace University 25 1,122 44.88
78 David L. KAPLAN
Tufts University 77 3,408 44.26
79 Donal D.C. BRADLEY
Imperial College London 57 2,522 44.25
80 Kam W. LEONG
Duke University 45 1,991 44.24
81 Yeshayahu LIFSHITZ
Technion -- Israeli Institute of Technology 25 1,097 43.88
82 John A. ROGERS
University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 61 2,671 43.79
83
[C 74] Michael GIERSIG,
Free University of Berlin 36 1,570 43.61
84 Jean-Luc BRéDAS
Georgia Institute of Technology 50 2,177 43.54
85 Thomas E. MALLOUK
Pennsylvania State University 35 1,523 43.51
86 Caroline A. ROSS
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 27 1,174 43.48
87 John W. HUTCHINSON
Harvard University 42 1,824 43.43
88 David BELJONNE
University of Mons 25 1,085 43.40
89
[C 44] Horst WELLER
University of Hamburg 25 1,082 43.28
90 Frederik C. KREBS
Risø DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy 48 2,077
43.27
91 Linda S. SCHADLER
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 42 1,817 43.26
92 René A.J. JANSSEN
Eindhoven University of Technology 61 2,633 43.16
93 Young-Woo HEO
Kyungpook National University 30 1,294 43.13
94 Alan H. WINDLE
University of Cambridge 36 1,552 43.11
95 Andrew I. COOPER
University of Liverpool 30 1,284 42.80
96 Markus NIEDERBERGER
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich 36 1,537 42.69
97 Antonio FACCHETTI
Northwestern University and Polyera Corporation 37 1,579 42.68
98 Nicola PINNA
University of Aveiro and Seoul National University 25 1,057 42.
28
99 Xiang Min MENG
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry,
Beijing 31 1,309 42.23
100 William D. NIX
Stanford University 49 2,065 42.14
NOTE: SIXTEEN OF THOSE LISTED ALSO RANKED IN THE TOP 100 BY CITATION IMPACT
IN CHEMISTRY, AMONG THOSE WHO PUBLISHED 50 OR MORE PAPERS IN THAT FIELD
DURING THE LAST DECADE. THEIR RANKS IN CHEMISTRY [C] ARE NOTED BENEATH THEIR
RANKS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE.
SOURCE: Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, January 1, 2000
– October 31, 2010.
100 materials scientists who achieved the highest citation impact scores
for their papers (articles and reviews) published since January 2000.
Impact is a weighted measure of influence that seeks to reveal consistently
superior performance. To ensure that a high score could not be achieved by a
few highly cited papers, a threshold of 25 papers was used in the analysis.
The average citation impact in materials science for the period was 6.93,
so all the researchers listed above achieved more than six times that mark.
TOP 100 MATERIALS SCIENTISTS
ABOUT THE ANALYSES
Top 100 Materials Scientists, 2000-10, Ranked by Citation Impact
(among those with 25 or more papers)
Rank Scientist Papers Citations Impact
1
[C 10] Peidong YANG
University of California Berkeley 36 13,900 386.11
2
[C 55] Yadong YIN
University of California Riverside 32 6,387 199.59
3 Michael H. HUANG
National Tsing Hua University 34 5,439 159.97
4
[C 35] Younan XIA
Washington University St. Louis 83 11,936 143.81
5
[C 61] Yugang SUN
Argonne National Laboratory 37 5,231 141.38
6 Yiying WU
Ohio State University 74 9,590 129.59
7 Jan C. HUMMELEN
University of Groningen 38 4,643 122.18
8
[C 47] Alan J. HEEGER
University of California Santa Barbara 49 5,788 118.12
9 Oomman K. VARGHESE,
Pennsylvania State University 28 3,021 107.89
10
[C 32] Catherine J. MURPHY
University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 31 3,313 106.87
11 Michael D. MCGEHEE
Stanford University 26 2,651 101.96
12 Christoph J. BRABEC
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg 43 4,242 98.65
13 Stephen R. FORREST
University of Michigan 25 2,417 96.68
14 N. Serdar SARICIFTCI
Johannes Kepler University of Linz 74 6,444 87.08
15 Herbert GLEITER
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 29 2,440 84.14
16 Rodney S. RUOFF
University of Texas Austin 25 2,060 82.40
17 Frank CARUSO
University of Melbourne 74 5,589 75.53
18 Philippe DUBOIS
University of Mons 36 2,628 73.00
19
[C 37] Taeghwan HYEON
Seoul National University 37 2,685 72.57
20
[C 41] Xiangfeng DUAN
University of California Los Angeles 39 2,825 72.44
21 Rachel A. CARUSO
University of Melbourne 27 1,948 72.15
22 Galen D. STUCKY
University of California Santa Barbara 72 5,095 70.76
23 Igor V. ALEXANDROV
Ufa State Aviation Technical University 38 2,555 67.24
24
[C 70] Nicholas A. KOTOV
University of Michigan 36 2,388 66.33
25 Craig A. GRIMES
Pennsylvania State University 55 3,626 65.93
26 Ullrich SCHERF
University of Wuppertal 64 4,099 64.05
27 Andreas STEIN
University of Minnesota 47 2,985 63.51
28 Subra SURESH
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 64 4,024 62.88
29
[C 53] Shaik M. ZAKEERUDDIN,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne 27 1,670 61.85
30 Ray H. BAUGHMAN
University of Texas Dallas 25 1,503 60.12
31 Paul W.M. BLOM
University of Groningen 37 2,176 58.81
32 Jenny NELSON
Imperial College London 31 1,821 58.74
33 David J. MOONEY
Harvard University 43 2,512 58.42
34 Tsu-Wei CHOU
University of Delaware 33 1,915 58.03
35 Iain MCCULLOCH
Imperial College London 30 1,725 57.50
36 Andreas GREINER
University of Marburg 30 1,716 57.20
37 Ferdi SCHüTH
Max Planck Institute for Coal Research 60 3,395 56.58
38 Henning SIRRINGHAUS
University of Cambridge 39 2,173 55.72
39 Samson A. JENEKHE
University of Washington 27 1,490 55.19
40 C. SURYANARAYANA
University of Central Florida 33 1,801 54.58
41 James R. DURRANT
Imperial College London 31 1,669 53.84
42 Guillermo C. BAZAN
University of California Santa Barbara 55 2,960 53.82
43 Meixiang WAN
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Chemistry, Beijing 29 1,
557 53.69
44 Pierre-Antoine ALBOUY
University of Paris-Sud 11 28 1,503 53.68
45 Dietmar W. HUTMACHER
Queensland University of Technology 39 2,092 53.64
46 Anders HAGFELDT
Uppsala University 26 1,385 53.27
47 Dago M. DE LEEUW
University of Groningen and Philips Research Laboratories 32 1,704
53.25
48
[C 42] Michael GRÄTZEL,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne 52 2,763 53.13
49 Zhifeng REN
Boston College 37 1,963 53.05
50
[C 12] Mark E. THOMPSON,
University of Southern California 28 1,482 52.93
51 Andrey L. ROGACH
City University of Hong Kong 34 1,781 52.38
52 Rinat K. ISLAMGALIEV
Ufa State Aviation Technical University 37 1,926 52.05
53 Mats R. ANDERSSON
Chalmers University of Technology 28 1,449 51.75
54 Mietek JARONIEC
Kent State University 54 2,771 51.31
55 Fujio IZUMI
National Institute for Materials Science, Japan 25 1,277 51.08
56 Simon R. PHILLPOT
University of Florida 29 1,481 51.07
57 Neil COOMBS
University of Toronto 25 1,269 50.76
58 Terry C. LOWE
Manhattan Scientifics, Inc. 28 1,416 50.57
59 Wolfgang J. PARAK
University of Marburg 27 1,365 50.56
60 Marie-Paule PILENI
University Pierre & Marie Curie 32 1,612 50.38
61 Jonathan N. COLEMAN
Trinity College Dublin 30 1,507 50.23
62 Zhenan BAO
Stanford University 38 1,907 50.18
63 Dieter NEHER
University of Potsdam 30 1,499 49.97
64 Dieter WOLF
Idaho National Laboratory 26 1,285 49.42
65 Kornelius NIELSCH
University of Hamburg 27 1,322 48.96
66 Yet-Ming CHIANG
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 26 1,254 48.23
67 Joachim H WENDORFF
University of Marburg 30 1,430 47.67
68 Antonios G. MIKOS
Rice University 95 4,507 47.44
69 John R. REYNOLDS
University of Florida 45 2,131 47.36
70 David GROSSO
University Pierre & Marie Curie 55 2,548 46.33
71
[C 65] Richard H. FRIEND,
University of Cambridge 60 2,775 46.25
72 Paula T. HAMMOND
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 42 1,927 45.88
73 Richard W. SIEGEL
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 31 1,419 45.77
74 Fred WUDL
University of California Santa Barbara 25 1,141 45.64
75
[C 63] Craig J. HAWKER,
University of California Santa Barbara 34 1,548 45.53
76 Peter X. MA
University of Michigan 30 1,352 45.07
77 Karine ALSELME
Upper Alsace University 25 1,122 44.88
78 David L. KAPLAN
Tufts University 77 3,408 44.26
79 Donal D.C. BRADLEY
Imperial College London 57 2,522 44.25
80 Kam W. LEONG
Duke University 45 1,991 44.24
81 Yeshayahu LIFSHITZ
Technion -- Israeli Institute of Technology 25 1,097 43.88
82 John A. ROGERS
University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign 61 2,671 43.79
83
[C 74] Michael GIERSIG,
Free University of Berlin 36 1,570 43.61
84 Jean-Luc BRéDAS
Georgia Institute of Technology 50 2,177 43.54
85 Thomas E. MALLOUK
Pennsylvania State University 35 1,523 43.51
86 Caroline A. ROSS
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 27 1,174 43.48
87 John W. HUTCHINSON
Harvard University 42 1,824 43.43
88 David BELJONNE
University of Mons 25 1,085 43.40
89
[C 44] Horst WELLER
University of Hamburg 25 1,082 43.28
90 Frederik C. KREBS
Risø DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy 48 2,077
43.27
91 Linda S. SCHADLER
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 42 1,817 43.26
92 René A.J. JANSSEN
Eindhoven University of Technology 61 2,633 43.16
93 Young-Woo HEO
Kyungpook National University 30 1,294 43.13
94 Alan H. WINDLE
University of Cambridge 36 1,552 43.11
95 Andrew I. COOPER
University of Liverpool 30 1,284 42.80
96 Markus NIEDERBERGER
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich 36 1,537 42.69
97 Antonio FACCHETTI
Northwestern University and Polyera Corporation 37 1,579 42.68
98 Nicola PINNA
University of Aveiro and Seoul National University 25 1,057 42.
28
99 Xiang Min MENG
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry,
Beijing 31 1,309 42.23
100 William D. NIX
Stanford University 49 2,065 42.14
NOTE: SIXTEEN OF THOSE LISTED ALSO RANKED IN THE TOP 100 BY CITATION IMPACT
IN CHEMISTRY, AMONG THOSE WHO PUBLISHED 50 OR MORE PAPERS IN THAT FIELD
DURING THE LAST DECADE. THEIR RANKS IN CHEMISTRY [C] ARE NOTED BENEATH THEIR
RANKS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE.
SOURCE: Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, January 1, 2000
– October 31, 2010.
