According to the “2024 Nature Index - China” recently launched on the British “Nature” magazine website, after the expansion of the nature index database last year, China still ranks first in the ranking. The Nature Index is compiled by an organization affiliated with the internationally renowned scientific and technological publishing organization “Springer Nature Group” and published regularly. It tracks scientific research papers published in high-quality journals and reflects global high-quality scientific research output and cooperation based on the number and proportion of papers published by relevant institutions, countries or regions. According to the Nature Index released last year, for the first time in 2022, Chinese authors ranked first in the share of papers published in high-quality journals, surpassing the US. The newly released Nature Index counts data from August 2022 to July 2023. Compared to before, its statistical coverage includes more medical journals, and China still ranks first in the expanded index.

According to the “2024 Nature Index - China” recently launched on the British “Nature” magazine website, after the expansion of the nature index database last year, China still ranks first in the ranking. The Nature Index is compiled by an organization affiliated with the internationally renowned scientific and technological publishing organization “Springer Nature Group” and published regularly. It tracks scientific research papers published in high-quality journals and reflects global high-quality scientific research output and cooperation based on the number and proportion of papers published by relevant institutions, countries or regions. According to the Nature Index released last year, for the first time in 2022, Chinese authors ranked first in the share of papers published in high-quality journals, surpassing the US. The newly released Nature Index counts data from August 2022 to July 2023. Compared to before, its statistical coverage includes more medical journals, and China still ranks first in the expanded index.