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Status of Materials Science Research Status of Materials Science Research in Indiain India
Department of Metallurgical & Materials EngineeringIndian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India
B.S. Murty
National Output of Materials Science Research Papers indexed in Web of Science (2005-2009)
Top ten countries ranked by number of papers
S.No Country Papers
1. China 55,003
2. USA 38,189
3. Japan 25,473
4. Germany 16,832
5. South Korea 15,261
6. India 12,693
7. France 12,344
8. UK 11,611
9. Russia 7,927
10. Taiwan 7,410
Source: Jonathan Adams, David Pendlebury - Global Research Report, Materials Science and Technology, June 2011,, Evidence, Thomson Reuters
Quality aspects of the publications from India and other leading countries in Materials Science:
Indexed in Web of Science, Ranked by Impact (2005-2009)
S.No Country Papers Citations Impact
1. USA 38,189 222,552 5.83
2. EU-15 53,283 216,712 4.07
3. Taiwan 7,410 85,866 3.37
4. Japan 25,473 23,303 3.14
5. South Korea 15,261 47,334 3.10
6. China 55,003 143,665 2.61
7. India 12,693 32,411 2.55
Source: Jonathan Adams, David Pendlebury - Global Research Report, Materials Science and Technology, June 2011,, Evidence, Thomson Reuters
Indian Universities on Global Map in Materials Science Research: World top 5, Indexed in Web of Science, 2001 - 2011
Institutions Papers Institutions Citations Institutions Impact
Chinese Academy of Sciences
14,019 Chinese Academy of Sciences
104,104 University of Washington
30.41
Russian Academy of Sciences
6,679 Max Planck Society, Germany
56,720 University of California Santa
Barbara
27.41
Tohoku University 5,511 Tohoku University
40,135 University of California Berkeley
26.58
Tsinghua University
5,129 NIMS, Japan 36,578 University of Groningen
25.07
Indian Institute of Technology
4,522 MIT, USA 35,329 Harvard University
24.46
No Indian University in Top 20 also, in terms of citations and impact – Calls for more focus on Quality Aspects
Source: Jonathan Adams, David Pendlebury - Global Research Report, Materials Science and Technology, June 2011,, Evidence, Thomson Reuters
Contribution of Scientific Disciplines from India to publications in top 1% journals – Top 5
Rank Discipline No of papers in Top 1% impact journal (2006-2010)
No of papers in Top 1% impact journal (2001-2005)
1. Engineering 1204 324
2. Chemistry 797 685
3. Physics 587 572
4. Materials Science 454 340
5. Clinical Medicine 369 155
Source: Bibliometric Study of India’s Scientific Publications Outputs during 2001-2010, July 2012, Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi
Premier Institutes in India for Materials Science Research
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory, Hyderabad Indian Institute of Chemical Technology Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Indian Institutes of Technology Indian Space Research Organization, Bangalore Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, Bhubaneswar Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore National Institutes of Technology Naval Materials Research Laboratory, Ambernath Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
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