Top countries rank wise to study bioinformatics

 

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Top countries to study bioinformatics:

Here are some top countries to study bioinformatics to acquire more knowledge.

List of 30 countries with significant impact in bioinformatics and highly cited publications
Countryh-indexrank h-indextop 1% rank
United States 427 1 1 
United Kingdom 273 2 2 
Germany 233 3 3 
France 187 4 5 
Canada 174 5 6 
Switzerland 162 6 8 
China 160 7 19 
Australia 142 8 10 
Spain 139 9 12 
Japan 139 9 4 
Netherlands 136 11 9 
Sweden 129 12 11 
Italy 127 13 7 
Denmark 120 14 14 
Israel 120 14 15 
Belgium 116 16 13 
Austria 103 17 18 
India 93 18 22 
Finland 87 19 17 
Singapore 82 21 27 
Korea (South) 78 22 20 
Russia 72 23 16 
Ireland 71 24 25 
Taiwan 71 24 24 
Poland 65 26 21 
Brazil 65 26 23 
Portugal 58 29 28 
South Africa 54 33 29 
Greece 53 34 26 
Iran 37 40 30 

Note: Country: country name; h-index: h-index for bioinformatics (as obtained herein), rank h-index: the rank of the h-index and top 1% rank: the rank of the country for the world’s highly cited (top 1%) papers. Ranks for the latter are available only for 30 countries, thus the selection of those out of the top 40 countries.

In Later posts we will see about countries and universities helping in bioinformatics detailed.

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