Institution | Papers | Citations | Citations per paper | |
1 | John Innes Centre, UK | 1,134 | 42,568 | 37.54 |
2 | RIKEN, Japan | 926 | 25,453 | .49 |
3 | Max Planck Society, Germany | 2,858 | 65,851 | 23.04 |
4 | University of California, San Diego | 1,143 | 25,349 | 22.18 |
5 | University of California, Berkeley | 2,121 | 43,417 | 20.47 |
6 | University of Arizona | 1,717 | 31,073 | 18.10 |
7 | CNRS, France | 2,303 | 33,022 | 14.34 |
8 | University of Washington | 2,226 | 31,089 | 13.97 |
9 | Wageningen University | 4,083 | 54,517 | 13.35 |
10 | University of Cambridge | 1,949 | 25,875 | 13.28 |
11 | CSIRO, Australia | 3,729 | 49,339 | 13.23 |
12 | Cornell University | 4,912 | 64,964 | 13.23 |
13 | Washington State University | 2,473 | 32,544 | 13.16 |
14 | University of Wisconsin | 3,977 | 52,336 | 13.16 |
15 | University of Missouri | 2,497 | 30,756 | 12.32 |
16 | Purdue University | 2,673 | 32,600 | 12.20 |
17 | INRA, France | 6,199 | 75,164 | 12.13 |
18 | Michigan State University | 3,469 | 42,055 | 12.12 |
19 | University of British Columbia | 2,539 | 29,670 | 11.69 |
20 | Iowa State University | 2,682 | 31,115 | 11.60 |
This ranking is by citations per paper (impact), among those institutions that have collected 25,000 or more citations in plant and animal sciences during the period. For papers with multiple institutional addresses, each institution receives full, not fractional, citation credit. Essential Science Indicators lists institutions ranked in the top 1 per cent for a field over a given period, based on total citations. For the current version, 887 institutions are listed in the field of plant and animal sciences, meaning that a total of 88,700 institutions were surveyed to obtain these results. Of the 887, 40 institutions collected 25,000 or more citations. The ranking by citations per paper (impact) seeks to reveal heavy-hitters based on per paper influence, not mere output. US institutions account for 11 of the 20, followed by two each for the UK and France, and one each for Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Australia and Canada.
For more information on the Thomson Reuters’ Essential Science Indicators database, see http://scientific.thomsonreuters.com/products/esi