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Researchers at Australian Synchrotron

David Paterson, Bernt Johannessen and Martin D. de Jonge rank highest among 25 ranked researchers whose main affiliation is Australian Synchrotron.

The ranking

  1. 1 David PatersonAustralia · #186,958 worldwide157 citations · 41 works
  2. 2 Bernt JohannessenAustralia · #205,420 worldwide319 citations · 39 works
  3. 3 Martin D. de JongeAustralia · #234,675 worldwide117 citations · 25 works
  4. 4 Mark J. TobinAustralia · #287,766 worldwide75 citations · 25 works
  5. 5 Simon JamesAustralia · #300,719 worldwide84 citations · 24 works
  6. 6 H. Mario GeysenAustralia · #313,183 worldwide188 citations · 18 works
  7. 7 Qinfen GuAustralia · #329,696 worldwide741 citations · 85 works
  8. 8 Daryl L. HowardAustralia · #432,464 worldwide115 citations · 32 works
  9. 9 Justin A. KimptonAustralia · #436,879 worldwide90 citations · 27 works
  10. 10 Jason R. Price∥Australia · #570,619 worldwide92 citations · 15 works
  11. 11 Anton MaksimenkoAustralia · #633,563 worldwide61 citations · 34 works
  12. 12 Santosh PanjikarAustralia · #681,763 worldwide86 citations · 21 works
  13. 13 Jitraporn VongsvivutAustralia · #682,383 worldwide66 citations · 28 works
  14. 14 Rohan DowdAustralia · #734,675 worldwide27 citations · 20 works
  15. 15 Peter KappenAustralia · #790,838 worldwide90 citations · 15 works
  16. 16 Nigel KirbyAustralia · #885,795 worldwide118 citations · 35 works
  17. 17 Adrian HawleyAustralia · #923,797 worldwide68 citations · 18 works
  18. 18 Lars ThomsenAustralia · #1,011,369 worldwide122 citations · 36 works
  19. 19 Keith R. BamberyAustralia · #1,084,940 worldwide25 citations · 16 works
  20. 20 Stephen MudieAustralia · #1,187,644 worldwide53 citations · 17 works
  21. 21 Anton TadichAustralia · #1,197,236 worldwide72 citations · 27 works
  22. 22 G. LeBlancAustralia · #1,242,465 worldwide10 citations · 20 works
  23. 23 Helen E. A. BrandAustralia · #1,253,071 worldwide54 citations · 32 works
  24. 24 Dominique AppadooAustralia · #1,286,405 worldwide52 citations · 34 works
  25. 25 Pablo Mota‐SantiagoAustralia · #1,558,277 worldwide22 citations · 17 works

Output against citations per work

A long record and a heavily-cited one are not the same career, and a list ordered by either buries the other. The upper left is a small body of work that travelled a long way.

0510mean 3.75615works (log) →citations per work →David Paterson: 41, 3.8Bernt Johannessen: 39, 8.2Martin D. de Jonge: 25, 4.7Mark J. Tobin: 25, 3.0Simon James: 24, 3.5H. Mario Geysen: 18, 10.4Qinfen Gu: 85, 8.7Daryl L. Howard: 32, 3.6Justin A. Kimpton: 27, 3.3Jason R. Price∥: 15, 6.1Anton Maksimenko: 34, 1.8Santosh Panjikar: 21, 4.1Jitraporn Vongsvivut: 28, 2.4Rohan Dowd: 20, 1.4Peter Kappen: 15, 6.0Nigel Kirby: 35, 3.4Adrian Hawley: 18, 3.8Lars Thomsen: 36, 3.4Keith R. Bambery: 16, 1.6Stephen Mudie: 17, 3.1Anton Tadich: 27, 2.7G. LeBlanc: 20, 0.5Helen E. A. Brand: 32, 1.7Dominique Appadoo: 34, 1.5Pablo Mota‐Santiago: 17, 1.3Bernt JohannessenMartin D. de JongeDavid PatersonMark J. Tobin
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Ranked on the composite of field-normalised excellence (50%), output (30%) and citations (20%). Affiliation is the institution a researcher publishes from most; identities come from OpenAlex author disambiguation.