University research excellence highly cited
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Fourteen University of Adelaide researchers have been named for their outstanding work in the Clarivate annual global list of Highly Cited Researchers (HCR).
The experts have been acknowledged for world-class research in diverse areas including materials science, plant science, geoscience and chemistry.
“I would like to congratulate the University of Adelaide’s researchers who have been named as HCRs today,” said the University of Adelaide’s Professor Anton Middelberg, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).
“The University of Adelaide is one of the top research institutions in Australia because of its community of researchers who undertake great work that has a direct benefit to society. Their work extends our knowledge of how to tackle society’s problems.
“Their cutting-edge research assists their colleagues around the world and is an inspiration to the next generation of scientists - their students early career researchers- many of whom will take up the mantle of leadership in their chosen fields.”
The University of Adelaide HCRs are among 6,938 influential researchers from 69 countries identified as global research scientists and social scientists who have demonstrated exceptional influence – reflected through their publication of multiple papers frequently cited by their peers during the last decade.
Quantitative and qualitative analysis is used to identify individuals from across the globe who have demonstrated significant and broad influence in their chosen field or fields of research.
“The University of Adelaide is one of the top research institutions in Australia because of its community of researchers who undertake great work that has a direct benefit to society."the University of Adelaide’s Professor Anton Middelberg, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).
University of Adelaide Highly Cited Researchers are:
In three fields of Chemistry; Environment and Ecology and Materials Science:
Professor Shizhang Qiao, ARC Australian Laureate Fellow, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
In three fields of Chemistry; Environment and Ecology and Engineering:
Professor Shaobin Wang, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
In two fields of Chemistry and Environment and Ecology:
Dr Xiaoguang Duan, Senior Lecturer, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
In two fields of Computer Science and Engineering:
Professor Peng Shi, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
In the field of Chemistry:
Associate Professor Yan Jiao, Deputy Head, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Associate Professor Yao Zheng, ARC Future Fellow, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Cross-field:
Dr Kenneth Davey, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Dr Jingrun Ran, Lecturer, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Anthony Vasileff, PhD Student, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Professor Seth Westra, School of Civil, Environmental and Mining Engineering
In the field of Geosciences:
Professor M. Santosh, Professorial Fellow, School of Physical Sciences
Field: Materials Science:
Professor Zaiping Guo, School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
Field: Neuroscience and Behaviour
Professor Mark Jenkinson, Professor of Neuro-Imaging, School of Computer Science
Field: Plant and Animal Science:
Professor Matt Gilliham, Director, Waite Research Institute
More information about HCRs is available at: www.clarivate.com
Media contact:
Crispin Savage, Manager, News and Media, The University of Adelaide.
Mobile: +61 (0)481 912 465. Email: crispin.savage@adelaide.edu.au