L to R: Drs. Robert Hancock, Edward Sargent, Pieter Cullis, John Marshall and David Wishart.
Five NMIN researchers are numbered among the scholars listed in the 14th edition of “Highly Cited Researchers”—those with an h-index over 100—published by the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities.
Among the 4730 scholars in the list were: Dr. Robert Hancock (UBC; NMIN investigator); Dr. Edward Sargent (University of Toronto; NMIN collaborator); Dr. Pieter Cullis (UBC; NMIN Scientific Director & CEO); Dr. John Marshall (University of Toronto; NMIN collaborator); and Dr. David Wishart (University of Alberta; NMIN investigator).
Robert E W Hancock
ranking: 308
h-index: 167
citations: 109592
Edward Sargent
ranking: 910
h-index: 139
citations: 76196
Pieter R Cullis
ranking: 1941
h-index: 121
citations: 56958
John C Marshall
ranking: 2519
h-index: 114
citations: 120622
David Wishart
ranking: 2640
h-index: 113
citations: 85726
The “Webometrics Ranking of World Universities” is an initiative of the Cybermetrics Lab, a research group belonging to the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), the largest public research body in Spain. It tracks scientific activity online. Its “Highly Cited Researchers (h>100)” draws its data from the Google Scholar Citations public profiles of living scientists. The latest edition of this measure is based on data collected in early March 2021.