Macquarie University features strongly in the Nature Publishing Index 2013 Asia-Pacific, released today.
The Index measures the output of research articles from nations and institutes published in the 18 Nature-branded primary research journals over the calendar year to provide a snapshot of research in the Asia-Pacific in 2013. Nature is one of the world’s most prestigious research journals.
Macquarie joined the top group in tenth place. It was highlighted by the editors for all of its publications being co-authored with international collaborators.
Other Australian universities to feature in the top ten include the University of New South Wales (4th), the University of Sydney (5th), Monash University (6th) and the University of Western Australia (9th).
Overall, Australia retains third place in a dynamic Asia-Pacific region, with its greatest strengths still in earth and environmental sciences.
The Index measures the output of research articles from nations and institutes published in the 18 Nature-branded primary research journals over the calendar year to provide a snapshot of research in the Asia-Pacific in 2013. Nature is one of the world’s most prestigious research journals.
Macquarie joined the top group in tenth place. It was highlighted by the editors for all of its publications being co-authored with international collaborators.
Other Australian universities to feature in the top ten include the University of New South Wales (4th), the University of Sydney (5th), Monash University (6th) and the University of Western Australia (9th).
Overall, Australia retains third place in a dynamic Asia-Pacific region, with its greatest strengths still in earth and environmental sciences.
