“Highly Cited Researchers” at CeMESS

This year, eleven scientists from the University of Vienna and 54 in Austria from all research areas are included in the list of the world’s most cited researchers. CeMESS is honoured to have eight of its researchers featured on this list, almost one third of the 26 Professors and Junior Group Leaders (see here more).

And I was one of them :-)

How incredible is this!

This came very surprising, and I am very honored to be on this list, and I want to say a big thank you to all the people that I could work with over the last years, my colleagues at TER, from the AmazonFACE project, the Imbalance-P project and the ForHot project and many more.

Still I know how biased citations are and there is a lot of room to improve.

Thanks Franciska De Vries for compiling the literature below:

• Men from the Global North dominate ecology publications

• Women are credited less in science than men 

• Women publish fewer papers in Nature than men 

• Women are cited less than men https://lnkd.in/eP28wxAF