Research communities

Groups of papers that cite each other densely — the natural divisions in the literature, found from citation patterns rather than assigned from journal categories. Each one is described from its own papers. Showing the largest; Personal opens the full roster.

Transition-Metal Catalyzed Cross-Coupling and Asymmetric Synthesis 57,485 papers · was “Organic Chemistry”
Redox Signaling, Ion Channel Dynamics, and Targeted Cancer Therapy 42,175 papers · was “Molecular Biology”
Additive Manufacturing and Microstructural Engineering of Stainless Steels and Nickel Superalloys 40,266 papers · was “Mechanical Engineering”
Isotopic Geochemistry of Ore Deposits and Crustal Evolution 38,562 papers · was “Geophysics”
Green Synthesis of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles for Photocatalysis and Antibacterial Use 37,723 papers · was “Materials Chemistry”
Nitrogen and Phosphorus Cycling in Soil, Water and Agriculture 37,255 papers · was “Plant Science”
Transition-Metal Complexes for Cancer Therapy and Light-Emitting Devices 36,331 papers · was “Oncology”
Plant Responses to Heavy Metal Contamination and Abiotic Stress 32,552 papers · was “Plant Science”
Photocatalytic Materials for Hydrogen Production and Water Purification 31,417 papers · was “Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment”
Uranium Extraction, Separation, and Nuclear Fuel Cycle Chemistry 31,345 papers · was “Inorganic Chemistry”
Titanium Alloy Processing, Surface Engineering, and Biomedical Implant Design 31,183 papers · was “Mechanical Engineering”
Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Ceramics for Energy Storage and Harvesting 30,541 papers · was “Materials Chemistry”

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