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Ronald Lankone

Johns Hopkins University

16(top 24%)

papers

228(top 27%, rank 1.2M)

citations

9(top 20%, rank 873.2K)

h-Index

8

rankings

17(top 24%)

extended papers

295(top 27%, rank 1.2M)

extended citations

11(top 18%, rank 797.2K)

extended h-Index

7.2

avg. Impact Factor

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6^th most cited author in Materials Science and Engineering Division [National Institute of Standards and Technology] (2021)

28^th most cited paper in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (2016)

29^th most published author in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (2017)

31^st most published author in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (2020)

41^st most cited author in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (2017)

42^nd most cited author in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (2020)

49^th most cited paper in Materials Science and Engineering Division [National Institute of Standards and Technology] (2021)

63^rd most published author in Department of Chemistry [Johns Hopkins University] (Lifetime)

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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 However, we never count abstracts, patents, working papers, or unpublished documents.

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most cited paper: citations of a single paper

most published author: the number of papers

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