Published Online: January 11, 2007

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Universities Ranked on Productivity of Faculty

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Some of the nation's most prestigious universities also tend to have the most productive faculty members, as measured by the number of publications, citations, and honors won by professors, according to a report.

Produced by Academic Analytics, a research company based in Chester, Pa., the study found, for instance, that in 2005, Harvard University had the most productive faculty in the country, followed by the California Institute of Technology; the University of California, San Francisco; the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Yale University.

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A summary of the methodology of the"2005 Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index" is posted by Academic Analytics.
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