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Seventeen ZJU scientists listed among the most cited researchers worldwide

2018-11-28 Global Communications

Seventeen Zhejiang University faculty members were named in the annual Highly Cited Researchers 2018 List by Clarivate Analytics. These faculties are identified as influential researchers in Cross-field (6), Chemistry (4), Materials science (4), Computer Science (3), Agricultural Science (1) and Engineering (1). ZJU boasts sixteen more than the three named in 2017 and is 3rd among Chinese institutions.This results reflect the importance and influence of scientific works by ZJU researchers.

Congratulations to:

Chen

Baoliang

Cross-Field



Chu

Jian

Computer Science



Gao

Chao

Cross-Field



Gu

Chang-dong

Cross-Field



He

Yong

Agricultural Sciences



Huang

Feihe

Chemistry



Jin

Chuanhong

Cross-Field



Qian

Guodong

Chemistry



Shi

Bing-Feng

Chemistry



Su

Hongye

Computer Science



Tu

J. P.

Materials Science



Wang

X. L.

Materials Science



Wu

Di

Agricultural Sciences



Wu

Hao Bin

Chemistry



Wu

Hao Bin

Materials Science



Wu

Zheng-Guang

Computer Science



Wu

Zheng-Guang

Engineering



Xia

Xinhui

Cross-Field



Zhang

Y. Q.

Cross-Field



The new list of 2018 contains about 4,000 highly cited researchers in science and social science fields, who are determined by their peers around the globe and also recognized for high citation counts over a decade.

This year a new cross-field category has been added to recognize researchers with substantial influence in several fields but who do not have enough highly cited papers in any one field to be chosen. David Pendlebury, Senior Citation Analyst at Clarivate Analytics explained: “For example, an immunologist today is likely both a biochemist and molecular biologist, and a chemist is also a materials scientist and even an engineer. Breaking through the artificial walls of conventional disciplinary categories by the introduction of the new cross-field category aims to keep the Highly Cited Researcher list contemporary and relevant."