Can someone explain to me how Katoh and Katoh get so many papers published? have a look at these pubmed search results.
By the way, is there any link on the web with the authors that occur most often in pubmed? There's no Pubmedbattle yet? (Well you could googlebattle it out but that's not very scientific). (As for Eric s. lander, he seems to be at 237 papers today).
Welcome to part three of tracking. First up Postgenomic, the appropriately named meme agregator for science weblogs. It is early days yet with not many 'science blogs' out there. However Stew seems to be making incremental progress with new hosting from Seed media, an update on the review metadata page (which I should implement here), a blog, developer's mailing list , and the code is also available . So go download the pipeline and try out your favorite text mining algorithms (I you know you have a favourite), get very afraid about bioinformatics file format standards development when you realise how bad syndication technologies are in the wild. Read on for more tips...
