Most cited papers from Highbury College

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What are the most cited papers from Highbury College?

The most cited paper from Highbury College is "A review of the genotoxicity of food, drug and cosmetic colours and other azo, triphenylmethane and xanthene dyes" (Robert D. Combes, R.B. Haveland-Smith, 1982), with 317 citations. Next come "Motivation of engineering students in higher education" (80) and "Evaluation of the genotoxicity of some natural food colours using bacterial assays" (42).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	A review of the genotoxicity of food, drug and cosmetic colours and other azo, triphenylmethane and xanthene dyes Robert D. Combes, R.B. Haveland-Smith · Mutation Research/Reviews in Genetic Toxicology	Mar 1982	317
2	Motivation of engineering students in higher education Nick Savage, Roy Birch, Eleni Noussi · Engineering Education	Dec 2011	80
3	Evaluation of the genotoxicity of some natural food colours using bacterial assays R.B. Haveland-Smith · Mutation Research Letters	Jul 1981	42
4	A comprehensive combustion, performance, and environmental analyses of algae biofuel, hydrogen gas, and nano-sized particles (liquid-gas-solid mix) in agricultural CRDI engines Harish Venu, Tiong Sieh Kiong, Manzoore Elahi M. Soudagar et al. · International Journal of Hydrogen Energy	13 Jun 2024	24
5	Methodological problems in estimating recreational demand functions and evaluating recreational benefits Anthony T. Flegg · Regional Studies	Nov 1976	10
6	Market segmentation in hotels: a move up-market with the ‘club’ concept Scan Mooney, Joe Penn · International Journal of Hospitality Management	1985	10
7	Environmental intervention: The monitoring paradigmI. The monitoring concept and the practice of descriptive monitoring T.G. Harvey · Environment Systems & Decisions	1981	10
8	Black Girls and Self‐esteem Valerie Coultas · Gender and Education	1989	9
9	Cross-cultural negotiations in the hospitality industry: the Japanese market Joe Penn, Scan Mooney · International Journal of Hospitality Management	1986	5
10	ASPECTS OF NAVAL PRIZE AGENCY 1793–1815 Tony Gutridge · The Mariner s Mirror	1994	4
11	Riding tandem: an organic and collaborative approach to research in vocational education and training Cathy Ellis, Alec S. Dyer, Dominic Thompson · Research in Learning Technology Open access	28 Aug 2014	4
12	Environmental intervention: The monitoring paradigm Trevor Harvey · Environment Systems & Decisions	Dec 1981	4
13	Environmental intervention: The monitoring paradigmIII. Implications for management, education and training T.G. Harvey · Environment Systems & Decisions	1984	3
14	Environmental intervention: the monitoring paradigmII. Regulatory monitoring and the development of a management model T.G. Harvey · Environment Systems & Decisions	1982	3
15	A Note on Hopscotch as Applied to the Bending Beam Equation D. G. ORLEY, Sherry A. McKee · IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics	1973	3
16	Some insights into the management of liquor in hotels George C. Banks, Michael M. Kaye · International Journal of Hospitality Management	1990	1
17	III.—MEANING, RULES AND BEHAVIOUR ROGER DOORBAR · Mind	1971	1
18	Microcomputers in the hotel and catering industry Rosalind Krieger · International Journal of Hospitality Management	1987	0
19	Forum bringing the early years together Laura Asbridge · Early Years Educator	28 Nov 2014	0
20	New skills mean a new future Anne H. Betteridge, Tat Ruck · Early Years Educator	Jul 2000	0
21	Publish the Faraday Lecture? S.W.B. Leathlean · Electronics and Power	1967	0

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