School of Chemistry in the Stanford/Elsevier 2026 list
The Stanford/Elsevier list covers the top 2% most-cited scientists in each subfield. These are the people from this institution on at least one of its two rankings: career-long and single-year (citations from 2025).
16
researchers on the list
412
rank in China
3,173
rank worldwide, of 38,384
Ranks by number of people on the list; we calculate them from the same data.
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| Name | Subfield | Career | Single-year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashokkumar, Muthupandian | Organic Chemistry | 124 / 188,664 | 21 / 188,664 |
| Goerigk, Lars | Chemical Physics | 556 / 121,889 | 68 / 121,889 |
| Robson, Richard | Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry | 137 / 86,991 | 644 / 86,991 |
| Boger, David V. | Polymers | 273 / 133,253 | 808 / 133,253 |
| Holmes, Andrew B. | Organic Chemistry | 683 / 188,664 | — |
| Healy, Thomas W. | Chemical Physics | 1,392 / 121,889 | — |
| Dunstan, Dave E. | Chemical Physics | 1,813 / 121,889 | 1,649 / 121,889 |
| Hoskins, Bernard F. | Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry | 705 / 86,991 | — |
| Abrahams, Brendan F. | Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry | 734 / 86,991 | 1,733 / 86,991 |
| Wang, Shujuan | Polymers | — | 1,230 / 133,253 |
| Boskovic, Colette | Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry | 798 / 86,991 | 479 / 86,991 |
| Schiesser, Cart H. | Organic Chemistry | 2,557 / 188,664 | — |
| Such, Georgina Kate | Polymers | — | 1,806 / 133,253 |
| Freguia, Stefano | Environmental Sciences | 1,854 / 140,934 | — |
| Larkins, Francis P. | Energy | 4,068 / 371,959 | — |
| Cattrall, Robert W. | Analytical Chemistry | 2,648 / 137,328 | — |
Source: Ioannidis JPA, Elsevier (2026). August 2026 data-update for "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators". Mendeley Data, version 9. Licence CC BY-NC 3.0. doi:10.17632/btchxktzyw.9
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