Most cited papers from Portsmouth Museum

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What are the most cited papers from Portsmouth Museum?

The most cited paper from Portsmouth Museum is "Public participation and recycling performance in England: A comparison of tools for behaviour change" (R.E. Timlett, Ian David Williams, 2008), with 218 citations. Next come "The impact of transient populations on recycling behaviour in a densely populated urban environment" (81) and "Urban greening for climate resilient and sustainable cities: grand challenges and opportunities" (55).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Public participation and recycling performance in England: A comparison of tools for behaviour change R.E. Timlett, Ian David Williams · Resources Conservation and Recycling	9 Jan 2008	218
2	The impact of transient populations on recycling behaviour in a densely populated urban environment R.E. Timlett, Ian David Williams · Resources Conservation and Recycling	22 May 2009	81
3	Urban greening for climate resilient and sustainable cities: grand challenges and opportunities Prashant Kumar et al. · Frontiers in Sustainable Cities Open access	30 Apr 2025	55
4	Gender-related differences in care-seeking behaviour for newborns: a systematic review of the evidence in South Asia Sharif Ismail, Amy J McCullough, Sufang Guo et al. · BMJ Global Health ReviewOpen access	May 2019	50
5	The dynamic role of the ilio-sacral joint in jumping frogs Christopher T. Richards, Enrico A. Eberhard, Amber J. Collings · Biology Letters Open access	Sep 2018	18
6	Comparison of public health specialty training in Australia and England Claire Currie, Cindy Nottage, Nicola J. Spurrier et al. · Public Health	14 Oct 2020	8
7	The Medieval Pottery of Paris K. J. Barton · Medieval Archaeology	1966	4
8	Evaluation of the ACE employment programme: helping employers to make tailored adjustments for their autistic employees Beatriz López, Niko Kargas, Julie E Udell et al. · Advances in Autism Open access	5 Apr 2021	3
9	A Service Evaluation to Investigate How Dyslexia is supported in Police Work Belinda Pope · Psychology & Psychological Research International Journal Open access	2022	2
10	Workforce modernisation in the police service Barry Loveday · Criminal Justice Matters Open access	Mar 2006	2
11	Louis Hunton (1814-1838) - English Pioneer in Ammonite Biostratigraphy Hugh S. Torrens, Theodore Getty · Earth Sciences History	1984	2
12	The Contents of an Eighteenth-century Well at Bishops Waltham, Hants K. J. Barton · Post-Medieval Archaeology	1969	2
13	[P1–544]: THE JOURNEY WITH DEMENTIA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF BANGLADESHI FAMILY CAREGIVERS IN ENGLAND Muhammad Zakir Hossain, Ann Dewey, John Crossland et al. · Alzheimer s & Dementia	Jul 2017	1
14	‘The Herero claim it for themselves alone’: Subnationalism and the Growth and Evolution of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in South West Africa, 1921–1924 Michael R. Hogan · Journal of Southern African Studies	2 Jan 2026	0
15	What works, for whom, and under what circumstances for recipients of training in opportunistic behaviour change conversations: A mixed methods realist evaluation protocol Beth Nichol, Angela Rodrigues, Robert Anderson-Weaver et al. · PLoS ONE Open access	24 Aug 2026	0
16	[P2–594]: PERCEPTION AND ATTITUDE TOWARD AGEING AND DEMENTIA AMONG THE BANGLADESHI COMMUNITY IN ENGLAND Muhammad Zakir Hossain, Ann Dewey, John Crossland et al. · Alzheimer s & Dementia	Jul 2017	0
17	Precious blood: Work, family and community in South Holyoke, 1920–80 Chris Howard Bailey · Immigrants & Minorities	Jul 1993	0

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