Science Magazine published a study titled "Multi-University Research Teams: Shifting Impact, Geography, and Stratification in Science" in its Nov. 21 issue that included Hamilton in an analysis of research trends in higher education. The study found that "teamwork in science increasingly spans university boundaries, a dramatic shift in knowledge production that generalizes across virtually all fields of science, engineering, and social science."
The authors examined 4.2 million papers published over three decades, 3,429,931 papers in science and engineering, 632,721 papers in social sciences and 173,333 papers in arts and humanities. Hamilton was ranked 15th in a group of 662 colleges and universities in citations per faculty member and 24th in citations per paper in science and engineering.
The authors examined 4.2 million papers published over three decades, 3,429,931 papers in science and engineering, 632,721 papers in social sciences and 173,333 papers in arts and humanities. Hamilton was ranked 15th in a group of 662 colleges and universities in citations per faculty member and 24th in citations per paper in science and engineering.
