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Joint Institute for Nuclear Astrophysics

Papers we track 582
Since 1980
Most active in Compact Object Astrophysics and Nuclear Reaction Data

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

lower coverage before 2010 #1 #1,477 #2,953 2000 2010 2020 1990: #2,918 of 2,995 1991: #1,062 of 3,002 1992: #1,245 of 3,022 1993: #2,512 of 3,046 1994: #2,845 of 3,198 1995: #2,953 of 3,145 1996: #2,881 of 3,265 2002: #2,045 of 3,340 2003: #2,534 of 3,443 2004: #1,059 of 3,554 2005: #1,230 of 3,442 2006: #1,855 of 3,531 2007: #1,341 of 3,722 2008: #1,415 of 3,810 2009: #785 of 4,142 2010: #985 of 4,174 2011: #1,030 of 3,979 2012: #666 of 4,347 2013: #741 of 4,774 2014: #893 of 5,149 2015: #881 of 5,707 2016: #688 of 5,875 2017: #718 of 4,749 2018: #643 of 4,234 2019: #687 of 4,330 2020: #759 of 8,763 2021: #967 of 8,659 2022: #1,080 of 8,355 2023: #1,096 of 8,469 2024: #1,694 of 8,485 2025: #1,776 of 9,258 2026: #1,633 of 6,259 — year in progress

Each point is this institution's position that year among all institutions in North America, 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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