Top institutions in the United States for Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry
Which institutions in the United States have the most top-cited scientists in Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry?
187 researchers in the United States whose main subfield is Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry are in the 2026 list of top-cited scientists, the annual ranking often called the Stanford–Elsevier top 2% scientists list: 0.3% of all listed authors in the United States, and 2nd of 71 countries in the subfield. 45 of them rank in the global top 100,000 by composite citation score (c, excluding self-citations). Northwestern University has the most (7), followed by Texas A&M University (6) and The Ohio State University (4). A row opens its scientists in the table of all authors.
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The top 100 in Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry in the United States, in order
- 1Toby, Brian H.The Advanced Photon Source
- 2O'Keeffe, MichaelArizona State University
- 3DiSalvo, Francis J.1.Cornell University
- 4Meyer, Thomas J.The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 5Billinge, Simon J.L.The Robert Mehrabian College of Engineering
- 6Woodward, Patrick M.The Ohio State University
- 7Darensbourg, Donald J.Texas A&M University
- 8Halasyamani, P. ShivCollege of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
- 9Cheetham, Anthony KevinThe Robert Mehrabian College of Engineering
- 10Shannon, Robert D.University of Colorado Boulder
- 11Thorp, H. HoldenThe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 12Saparov, Bayrammurad I.The University of Oklahoma
- 13Sleight, Arthur W.Oregon State University
- 14McCusker, James K.Michigan State University
- 15Ford, Peter C.University of California, Santa Barbara
- 16Nakamoto, KazuoMarquette University
- 17Li, JingRutgers University–New Brunswick
- 18von Dreele, Robert B.The Advanced Photon Source
- 19Castellano, Felix N.NC State University
- 20Raymond, Kenneth N.Berkeley College of Chemistry
- 21Vincent, John BertramDepartment of Chemistry and Biochemistry
- 22Noodleman, LouisScripps Research Institute
- 23Parkin, Gérard F.R.Columbia University
- 24Cotton, Albert A.Texas A&M University
- 25Crans, Debbie C.College of Natural Sciences
- 26Whangbo, Myung HwanNC State University
- 27Kubas, Gregory J.Los Alamos National Laboratory
- 28Jacobson, Allan J.College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
- 29Clearfield, AbrahamTexas A&M University
- 30Hill, Craig L.Emory University
- 31Eisenberg, Richard S.University of Rochester
- 32Tolman, William B.University of Minnesota Twin Cities
- 33Aakeröy, Christer B.Kansas State University
- 34Nyman, May D.Oregon State University
- 35Poeppelmeier, Kenneth R.Northwestern University
- 36Miller, Joel StevenUniversity of Utah, College Of Science
- 37Hayton, Trevor W.University of California, Santa Barbara
- 38Wilson, Justin J.University of California, Santa Barbara
- 39Johnstone, Timothy C.University of California, Santa Cruz
- 40Myerson, Allan S.MIT School of Engineering
- 41Holm, Richard H.Harvard University
- 42Stephens, Peter W.Stony Brook University
- 43Lehnert, NicolaiUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- 44Schrier, JoshuaFordham University
- 45Kahr, Bart E.New York University
- 46Abrahams, Sidney C.Southern Oregon University
- 47Choppin, Gregory R.Florida State University
- 48Christe, Karl OlUniversity of Southern California
- 49Brgoch, JakoahCollege of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
- 50Rauchfuss, Thomas B.University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- 51Siegler, Matthew A.Johns Hopkins University
- 52Berry, John F.University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 53Fujita, EtsukoBrookhaven National Laboratory Chemistry Division
- 54Schelter, Eric J.University of Pennsylvania School of Arts and Sciences
- 55Coppens, PhilipUniversity at Buffalo, The State University of New York
- 56Kaminsky, Werner A.University of Washington
- 57Shatruk, Michael M.Florida State University
- 58Poli, RinaldoUniversity of Houston
- 59Deblonde, Gauthier J-P.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- 60L Balch, AlanUniversity of California, Davis
- 61King, Graham M.Los Alamos National Laboratory
- 62Guzei, Ilia. A.University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 63King, Robert BruceUniversity of Georgia
- 64Brittain, Harry G.Editor
- 65Abramov, Yuriy A.Porton USA/J-Star Research
- 66Gibson, John K.Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- 67Hancock, Robert D.University of North Carolina Wilmington
- 68Blessing, Robert H.Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Inc.
- 69Finke, Richard G.Colorado State University
- 70Fabini, Douglas H.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 71Banerjee, DebasisPacific Northwest National Laboratory
- 72Franz, Katherine J.Duke University
- 73Smith, Jeremy M.Indiana University Bloomington
- 74Kadish, Karl M.University of Houston
- 75Bart, Suzanne C.Purdue University
- 76Chupas, Peter J.Stony Brook University
- 77Albrecht-Schmitt, Thomas E.Florida State University
- 78Juhás, PavolGoogle LLC
- 79Hendrickson, David N.University of California, San Diego
- 80Zhang, GuoqiJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice
- 81Burdett, Jeremy K.The University of Chicago
- 82Page, Katharine L.The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- 83Telser, JoshuaRoosevelt University
- 84Farrell, Nicholas PatrickVirginia Commonwealth University
- 85Kovnir, K. A.Ames Laboratory
- 86Dhar, ShantaSylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
- 87Kubiak, Clifford P.University of California, San Diego
- 88Pope, Michael T.Georgetown University
- 89Vogt, ThomasUniversity of South Carolina
- 90Litvin, Daniel B.Penn State Berks
- 91Miller, Gordon J.Iowa State University
- 92Corbett, John D.Ames Laboratory
- 93Kaur, MandeepThomas Jefferson University
- 94Malliakas, Christos D.Northwestern University
- 95Muller, GillesSan Jose State University
- 96Zadrozny, Joseph M.The Ohio State University
- 97Ibers, James A.Northwestern University
- 98Lufaso, Michael W.University of North Florida
- 99Tucker, Matthew G.Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- 100Li, PengNorthwestern University
187 listed scientists in Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry in the United States
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