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Brahim Lounis

University of Bordeaux

157(top 2%)

papers

12,640(top 0.6%, rank 23K)

citations

57(top 0.5%, rank 17.1K)

h-Index

305

rankings

181(top 2%)

extended papers

14,000(top 0.6%, rank 23K)

extended citations

60(top 0.5%, rank 18.4K)

extended h-Index

9

avg. Impact Factor

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1^st most cited paper in Department of Neuroscience [Johns Hopkins University] (2008)

1^st most cited paper in Lyon Neuroscience Research Center [National Center for Scientific Research] (2008)

8^th most cited paper in Physical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy [Los Alamos National Laboratory] (2013)

8^th most cited paper in Physical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy [Los Alamos National Laboratory] (2013)

9^th most cited paper in Department of Chemistry [Stanford University] (2000)

21^st most cited paper in Lyon Neuroscience Research Center [National Center for Scientific Research] (Lifetime)

38^th most cited paper in Department of Neuroscience [Johns Hopkins University] (Lifetime)

62^nd most cited paper in Department of Chemistry [Stanford University] (2001)

What are extended values?

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extended values cover more materials other than journal articles but not exhaustive. The other values are limited to peer-reviewed articles only. However, we never count abstracts, patents, working papers, or unpublished documents.

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