neuroscience

An OpenAlex field-level classification of published work — not a declared skill.

27k

Researcher records

1.2%

Share of corpus

Most specialised countries

Ranked by how much more of their output falls in this discipline than the corpus average — not by raw size, which would just list the largest countries.

FR2463.46×CA822.89×US2002.55×Egypt8k1.81×SS1151.54×Tunisia2k1.50×Morocco2k1.19×Sudan2971.05×Rwanda1761.00×Libya1961.00×

Often combined with

Ranked by how much more often these appear together than chance would predict, so a large discipline does not dominate the list simply by being large.

psychologymedicinebiochemistry, genetics and molecular biologypharmacology, toxicology and pharmaceuticscomputer sciencenursingimmunology and microbiologyhealth professionsarts and humanitiesagricultural and biological sciences

Leading institutions

Ain Shams University1k

Cairo University1k

Mansoura University526

University of Cape Town517

Zagazig University491

Alexandria University486

Al-Azhar University480

Tanta University384

Mohammed V University365

Stellenbosch University340

About these figures

A snapshot of how OpenAlex classifies the published output of researchers by institution and broad subject. Sources: OpenAlex, HAL and DOAJ.

Counts are records, not verified people — roughly 6.7 % share a name with another record, so totals are an upper bound.
Subjects are classifications of published work, not skills anyone declared. Locations are the institution’s, not the person’s.
There is no time dimension: nothing here describes trends, growth or how recent a researcher’s work is.
Coverage reflects what OpenAlex indexes and what we collected — not a country’s research capacity.