Annual list of ‘citation laureates’ includes scientists behind base editing, self-assembled monolayers, and those who improved our understanding of electron transfer in proteins
The next Nobel prize in chemistry is just around the corner, and the first predictions of who the winners might be have appeared. The data analytics company Clarivate has released its annual list of which scientists might be in the running, based on its analysis of researchers whose work is among the most highly cited by others in their fields.