Nature Publishing Index China
Current Index date range: 2012-05-28 ~ 2013-05-27
The Nature Publishing Index China is a part of the weekly Nature Publishing Index Asia-Pacific. The rankings are based on the number1 of papers that were published in Nature journals during the last 12 months. These rankings only include papers that were published as "Articles & Letters" or "Reviews" in Nature and/or Nature monthly research journals.
The Nature Publishing Index 2011 China print supplement was published in May 2011 and is available by download only. The rankings below display the current Nature Publishing Index China, which is updated weekly, and is based on articles from the last 12 months. To view rankings from the 2011 Index please download the PDF.
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To filter the results of these rankings please use the tabs below. To view a list of articles click on the number in the right hand column.
| Institution | CC2 | Articles3 | |
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- These rankings are updated weekly and are based upon papers published in Research Articles and Letters in Nature and Nature monthly research journals (excluding journals from scientific societies).
- Represents the corrected count by calculating a corrected point total for each paper from a given country or institution as a decimal fraction of one (up to a maximum of 1), by taking into account the percentage of authors of the paper from that country or institution. All authors are assumed to contribute equally to corrected count, and an author with multiple affiliations is assumed to be divided equally among those affiliations. When an author gives a "present address", "permanent address" or "current address" that affiliation is assumed to not be involved in that author's contribution to the paper and is not included in the corrected count.
- Represents the total number of articles that list authors from a given country or institution, regardless of the percentage of authors of the paper from that country or institution.
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