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  China’s leading researchers set their sights on new frontiers

  China sets lofty goals as it vies for global dominance in the highly competitive fields of quantum science, space exploration and nanocatalysis.
  

  • Hepeng Jia , Sian Powell & Kevin Schoenmakers

  News feature 27 May 2021
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  Southeast Asian countries join forces for scientific strength

  Partnerships are a path to growth in research output.
  

  • Sandy Ong

  News feature 18 Mar 2021
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  Rising stars in chemistry in the Nature Index 2020 Annual Tables

  These institutions have achieved high increases in research output in the Nature Index since 2015.
  

  • Hepeng Jia

  Listings 30 Apr 2020
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  Five leading early career researchers in materials science

  Star competitors in a highly competitive field.
  

  • Gemma Conroy, Bec Crew & Hepeng Jia

  News 16 Dec 2019
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  These 10 countries top the ranks in chemistry research

  Where the best chemistry takes place.
  

  • Gemma Conroy

  Listings 12 Dec 2019
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  The top 10 institutions for chemistry in 2018

  These 10 institutions in the Nature Index were the largest contributors to chemistry papers published in 82 leading journals in 2018.
  

  • Nature Index

  Listings 20 Jun 2019
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  Chemistry is the fastest path to a Nobel prize

  Sorry, economists. A new study pinpoints the age at which Nobel Laureates produce their transformative work. 
  

  
  

  • Gemma Conroy

  News 9 Apr 2019
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  This midwestern US state has great chemistry

  Key investments in people and infrastructure have turned Illinois into a state of substance.
  

  • Cassandra Willyard

  News 24 Nov 2017
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  Kunming's natural advantage

  The region's natural and cultural bounty are making researchers worldwide take notice. 

  • Flynn Murphy

  20 Jun 2017
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  Search for industry partners heats up in China's chemistry hotspot

  The industrial city of Changchun is losing young researchers to more prosperous cities in the south. 

  • Peng Tian

  2 Jun 2017
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  The Nobel effect

  The illustrious prize has paid dividends for one Israeli research institute.

  • James Mitchell Crow

  News 6 Sep 2016
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  The right formula: chemistry the key to leaders’ research performance

  Chemistry research was a significant driver of the performance for several institutions.

  • Mark Zastrow, James Mitchell Crow

  3 Aug 2016
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  Rising stars: Indian researchers have so much chemistry

  A significant rise in chemistry research makes India a Nature Index 2016 Rising Star.

  • Annabel McGilvray

  22 Jul 2016
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  China's diaspora key to science collaborations

  Links formed by mainland China's large scientific diaspora and its increasing output of high-quality research make it an emerging centre of international collaboration.

  • Peng Tian

  News feature 23 Jun 2016
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  Canadian researchers do more with less

  Growing participation in large international research projects may explain the drop in Canada's index performance.

  • Brian Owens

  Listings 2 Jun 2016
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  Max Planck's other legacy

  The Max Planck Society’s pursuit of knowledge over application has helped the NGO top the Nature Index ranking for non-government research organisations.

  • James Mitchell Crow

  News 2 May 2016
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  Top research institutes in chemistry in 2015

  National research organisations take the top three spots in the latest Nature Index chemistry research rankings.

  • James Mitchell Crow

  Listings 27 Apr 2016
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  Data: Chemistry research hotspots, then and now

  • Nature Index

  Listings 30 Mar 2016