Physicist Giorgio Parisi is the first Italian to claim the Claride Citation Prize (including 59 Nobel laureates)

Satisfaction will only be greater. Giorgio ParisiDe Lincy, head of the academy’s class of physics, mathematics and natural sciences, is a full – time professor of theoretical physics at the University of Rome Sabienza and co – researcher at the National Institute of Atomic Physics (INFN). Recipients of the Clarivet Quote Prize, It includes researchers whose scientific publications are the most cited in the world and are considered a kind of front room. Nobel Prize. Scientist quoted “revolutionary discoveries related Complex study of quantum chromodynamics and irregular systemsI “.

“I’m very pleased to recognize the recipients of the Clarivet Quote Prize, as this is the first time it has been awarded to an Italian. Glad and proud, not only for being hired at the most prestigious company, but also for taking it in the same year as my friend Jean-Pierre Sanjax, Renowned neurologist, foreign associate of Academia de Lincy – says physicist – This is a very interesting recognition. Based on this, the ranking is based on information about the number of publications to select Nobel laureates. “Articles with more than 2,000 citations have been selected from the list: about 6,500 of the 52 million listed from 1970 to the present, and they make up only 0.01% of the total. There are about 380 people, including. “This is an important point, I do not know why they did not mention an Italian working in Italy in the rankings so far. I am the first, we hope it brings you luck!“.

Active since 1989, the ranking is the result of an analysis conductedInstitute for Scientific Information, Each year evaluates the impact of researchers who have made a significant impact on the international scientific community. Conducted in research areas of medicine or physiology, physics, chemistry and economics, based on the extent of the analysis and the impact of each researcher’s scientific publications. Prior to Paris, he entered the rankings in 2006 Mario Capicci, Born in Italy but American citizen Active in the United States, winner of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Medicine.

Born in Rome in 1948, Paris graduated in physics La Sabionza of Rome Frascott began his scientific career in 1970 under the guidance of Nicola Cabibo and at the National Laboratories, first as a member of the National Research Council (Cnr) (1971-1973) and later as a researcher at Infn (1973-1981). During this period he stayed abroad for a long time, at first Columbia University in New York (1973-1974), at the Ecole Normal Superior (1977-1978) in Paris, at the Institute des Hots udes Duets Scientific in Pierce-sur-Yewets (1976-1977). He was president of Lincy Academy from 2018 to 2021.

His scientific contributions in various fields of physics are decisive: from the study of Basic particles for statistical dynamics and fluid dynamics, From the oppressed to the supercomputers. Complex systems such as the neural networks, the immune system, and the movement of groups of animals are the subject of more than 600 articles. He has won two grants in his career European Research Council (Erk) and the most prestigious science awards, etc. Boltsman Medal (1992), The Dirac Medal For Theoretical Physics (1999, Law Max Planck Medal (2011), Wolf Prize (2021).