Flattering Statistic About Highly Cited Researchers

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MSaviolives
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Among all of the institutions in the world--oh, what the heck, in the universe--Cal is #6 in highly cited researchers. Go Bears!



[Edited to correct ranking #]
bearister
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Fake News! The Max Baer, Jr. Society is # 5.

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calbearinamaze
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I was going to say we're #6, but what the hell. The Chinese number is spot-on except that we have to
allow for, uh....possible problematic data...unless this is counting absoutelely peer-viewed journals etc.

I root for NIH. Not much of a football team......but has an absolute American hero....Dr. Anthony Fauci. Although from Brooklyn, he wanted to play shortstop for the Yankees. Although the head of NIAID, he would take
a day every week or so to work with patients with, say, ebola. Still bringing it STRONG.

https://www.niaid.nih.gov/news-events/director-in-the-news
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MSaviolives
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BEARUPINDC said:

I was going to say we're #6, but what the hell. The Chinese number is spot-on except that we have to
allow for, uh....possible problematic data...unless this is counting absoutelely peer-viewed journals etc.

I root for NIH. Not much of a football team......but has an absolute American hero....Dr. Anthony Fauci. Although from Brooklyn, he wanted to play shortstop for the Yankees. Although the head of NIAID, he would take
a day every week or so to work with patients with, say, ebola. Still bringing it STRONG.

https://www.niaid.nih.gov/news-events/director-in-the-news

Thanks for the gracious way you noted my typo, which I now corrected. I do wonder whether the number of citations differentiates between citations as supporting authority vs. citations saying "can you believe this B.S.?"
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