China leads chemistry research performance in the Nature Index. Since 2015, China’s chemistry output has risen by almost 350%. The latest data show a chemistry Share of more than 19,500. This contribution is higher than all other top 50 countries combined. Among Chinese institutions, the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei ranks second in the subject after the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing. The University of Science and Technology of China has a chemistry Share of 536, which is higher than Spain’s 491 and Canada’s 470, which are ranked 9th and 10th among countries.
"Since 2015, it has increased its output in the subject by almost 350%, reaching a Share of more than 19,500 in the latest data, a contribution that is higher than all other top 50 countries combined."
"China's performance as the leading country for chemistry research in the Nature Index is remarkable."
"Among China's institutions, the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei - ranked second in the subject after the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing - now has a higher chemistry Share (536) than Spain (491) and Canada (470), the 9th and 10th ranked countries."
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