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A. Alikhanyan National Laboratory

Papers we track 781
Since 1982
Most active in Direct Detection of Dark Matter, Neutrino Physics and High-Energy Collider Experiments

Research trend rank among all institutions in Asia, by papers, per year

lower coverage before 2010 #1 #2,414 #4,827 2000 2010 2020 1990: #590 of 1,754 1991: #1,613 of 1,889 1992: #957 of 1,956 1993: #1,442 of 2,102 1994: #617 of 2,124 1995: #1,818 of 2,129 1996: #599 of 2,296 1997: #789 of 2,400 1998: #1,741 of 2,533 1999: #648 of 2,557 2000: #2,370 of 2,583 2001: #1,833 of 2,706 2002: #653 of 2,847 2003: #1,798 of 2,986 2004: #3,073 of 3,213 2005: #1,346 of 3,448 2006: #3,826 of 3,831 2007: #887 of 4,116 2008: #1,890 of 4,347 2009: #2,772 of 4,719 2010: #2,236 of 5,369 2011: #1,758 of 5,556 2012: #1,268 of 6,478 2013: #1,402 of 7,001 2014: #1,035 of 7,537 2015: #1,073 of 8,042 2016: #1,104 of 8,519 2017: #2,837 of 8,436 2018: #4,827 of 8,645 2019: #2,259 of 9,015 2020: #2,582 of 11,690 2021: #1,982 of 12,039 2022: #2,282 of 11,982 2023: #1,772 of 12,116 2024: #2,030 of 12,338 2025: #3,049 of 13,102 2026: #2,338 of 13,305 — year in progress

Each point is this institution's position that year among all institutions in Asia, by papers, with credit split across co-authoring institutions. #1 is at the top. Hover a point for the figures. The hollow point is the year in progress.

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