An interview with:
Professor Leif
Groop, M.D., Ph.D.
September
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Professor
Leif Groop of the Department of Endocrinology, Lund
University, Sweden, discusses his work on clinical,
metabolic, and molecular aspects of diabetes. In our
analysis of diabetes research over the past decade,
Professor Groop has 31 papers cited a total of 1,606
times.
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An interview with:
Dr.
Jaakko Tuomilehto
August
2002 |
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Dr.
Jaakko Tuomilehto about his highly cited work in
diabetes research. Our analysis shows that Dr.
Tuomilehto ranks at #12 among the 25 most-cited
scientists performing research in this field, with 146
papers cited a total of 1,955 times.
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An essay by:
Professor Anthony Barnett
July
2002 |
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Professor
Anthony Barnett talks about his highly cited work in
diabetes investigation. Professor Barnett is among the
top 20 scientists cited in our Special Topics analysis
of diabetes over the past decade, with 74 papers cited
a total of 2,034 times.
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An interview with:
Dr. Walter Willett
June
2002 |
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Dr. Walter Willett ranks among the top 25 authors publishing in this field in the past decade, with 46 papers cited a total of 1,624 times. Dr. Willett’s work can be found in
ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product in the field of Clinical Medicine. He is the Fredrick John Stare Professor of Epidemiology and Nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Professor Anthony Barnett
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An interview with:
Dr. George Eisenbarth
May
2002 |
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Dr. George Eisenbarth about his highly cited work on diabetes. Dr. Eisenbarth ranked among the top 20 scientists in terms of total citations in our analysis of diabetes research over the past decade, with 110 papers cited a total of 1,825 times.
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An essay by:
Dr.
John Todd
April
2002 |
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One of the most-cited scientists in diabetes
research in the past decade, Dr. John Todd, relates the progress that
has been made in elucidating the causes and prevention of type 1
diabetes in recent years. In our Special Topics analysis of diabetes
research, Dr. Todd ranks at #2, with 76 papers meeting the search
criteria cited a total of 4,002 times. Two of his papers also made the
top 25 papers list in this analysis.
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An interview with:
Dr. Mark Atkinson
March
2002 |
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Dr. Mark Atkinson talks about
his highly cited career in diabetes research. The Special
Topics analysis of diabetes research in the past decade places
Dr. Atkinson among the top 5 scientists, with 48 papers cited
a total of 2,724 times. His most-cited paper in this analysis
is "Spontaneous loss of T-cell tolerance to glutamic-acid
decarboxylase in murine insulin-dependent diabetes," (Nature
366 [6450]: 69-72; 4 November 1993), which has been cited 652
times to date.
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