Nature Index 2016 Collaborations

• Nature Index 2016 Collaborations

  Nicky Phillips

  Nature 539, S1 (17 November 2016)

• How they stack up

  Nature 539, S4–S5 (17 November 2016)

• Science superpowers find common ground

  Sujata Gupta

  Nature 539, S6–S9 (17 November 2016)

• Old bonds and elemental connections

  Tim Hornyak & Barbara Casassus

  Nature 539, S14–S19(17 November 2016)

• Applying local knowledge

  Neil Savage

  Nature 539, S20–S24(17 November 2015)

• Closing the channel of opportunity

  Mark Peplow

  Nature 539, S26–S29(17 November 2015)

• A guide to the Nature Index

  Nature 539, S32 (17 November 2015)

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Nature Index 2016 Collaborations tables

• Top 100 overall collaborators

• Top 100 bilateral collaborators

• Top 50 collaborators in chemistry

• Top 50 collaborators in life sciences

• Top 50 collaborators in physical sciences

• Top 50 collaborators in Earth and environmental sciences

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• China and the US unite to study forests in a warming world

  Researchers from the United States and China collaborate with each other more than any other international pairing. The Harvard China Project brings together scientists from these nations to study and mitigate the effects of climate change. A goal of the project is to share knowledge and data about how different kinds of forests and vegetation affect carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.

Institutional Profiles

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• Beijing Normal University (BNU)

  Nature 539 (17 November 2016)

• Collaborative Innovation Center of Chemical Science and Engineering (Tianjin)

  Nature 539 (17 November 2016)

• Institute of Functional Nano and Soft Materials (FUNSOM)

  Nature 539 (17 November 2016)

• Technical University of Munich (TUM)

  Nature 539 (17 November 2016)

• The City University of New York (CUNY)

  Nature 539 (17 November 2016)

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