Government research body IT

National Institute for Astrophysics

Papers we track 5,212
Since 1980
Most active in Dark Matter Detection, Neutrino Physics, and Compact Object Astrophysics

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

lower coverage before 2010 #1 #869 #1,737 2000 2010 2020 1990: #1,435 of 8,174 1991: #1,712 of 8,309 1992: #1,737 of 8,609 1993: #1,476 of 8,878 1994: #1,386 of 9,198 1995: #1,089 of 9,180 1996: #1,226 of 9,682 1997: #881 of 10,081 1998: #920 of 10,399 1999: #872 of 10,629 2000: #862 of 10,284 2001: #691 of 10,649 2002: #731 of 11,004 2003: #595 of 11,465 2004: #595 of 12,202 2005: #599 of 12,052 2006: #546 of 12,840 2007: #673 of 13,659 2008: #678 of 14,188 2009: #658 of 15,416 2010: #691 of 16,655 2011: #837 of 16,628 2012: #544 of 18,880 2013: #577 of 20,484 2014: #663 of 22,178 2015: #673 of 24,207 2016: #795 of 25,515 2017: #867 of 23,394 2018: #881 of 22,967 2019: #1,128 of 23,885 2020: #1,128 of 36,228 2021: #1,263 of 36,829 2022: #1,255 of 35,898 2023: #1,540 of 36,212 2024: #1,382 of 36,530 2025: #1,524 of 38,612 2026: #713 of 33,443 — year in progress

Each point is this institution's position that year among all institutions, 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.

Where it works most top research communities, by papers

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Covers the materials and chemistry research Elements Live tracks, not everything National Institute for Astrophysics publishes. Institutions come from OpenAlex affiliations, rolled up to the parent organisation. Older papers often lack affiliations, so earlier years undercount.