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Researcher Report

Visualize research, collaboration, and most cited documents for a Person.
Person Name or ID: Huang, Shih-Hao | Date range: 2016 - 2022 | Include ESCI documents

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Research Output

Overview

H-Index = 3
Documents Published = 4
Times Cited = 25
% Documents in top 10% = 0.00

Documents Published by WOS Categories In which categories are authors publishing most?

Production

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Documents Published and Citations per Year How many citations compared to documents

published?

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Journal Normalized Citation Impact by Journal In which high impact journals are the authors'

publishing their work?

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Citation Topic WordCloud The micro citation topic word cloud based on the Researcher

Performance

Documents Published by JIF Quartile per Year corresponding to their Publication year How many
documents have authors published in highly cited journals?

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% Documents Published by JIF Quartile corresponding to their Publication year What percentage

of documents have authors published in highly cited journals?

Citation Impact by WOS Categories In which categories are authors having the most citation impact?

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Collaboration

Overview

International Collaborations = 0
% International Collaborations = 0.00
Industry Collaborations = 0
% Industry Collaborations = 0.00

Collaborating Institutions

Collaborating Organizations Which collaborating institutions are publishing the most?

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Most Cited Documents

Most Cited Web of Science Documents

Article Title

Times

Cited

Simultaneous monitoring of oxygen consumption and acidification rates of a single
zebrafish embryo during embryonic development within a microfluidic device
MICROFLUIDICS AND NANOFLUIDICS
2017

Bioenergetic Health Assessment of a Single Caenorhabditis elegans from

Postembryonic Development to Aging Stages via Monitoring Changes in the Oxygen
Consumption Rate within a Microfluidic Device
SENSORS
2018

A Self-Powered Glucose Biosensor Operated Underwater to Monitor Physiological

Status of Free-Swimming Fish

ENERGIES
2019

A Miniature Intermittent-Flow Respirometry System with a 3D-Printed, Palm-Sized

Zebrafish Treadmill for Measuring Rest and Activity Metabolic Rates
SENSORS

2020

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