Outstanding Scientist Award
Sutapa Neogi
IIHMR D, India
Sutapa Neogi is a researcher associated with IIHMR D in India whose academic profile is situated within the field of nutrition. Her scholarly record includes 119 indexed documents, 1,515 citations and an h-index of 20, reflecting a sustained record of research dissemination and citation-based academic visibility. The profile is considered in relation to the Outstanding Scientist Award of the Indian Scientist Awards, an academic recognition framework intended to acknowledge researchers for their scholarly contributions, research productivity and broader disciplinary engagement. [1]
Abstract
This article presents an academic overview of Sutapa Neogi, a researcher affiliated with IIHMR D, India, with a documented scholarly presence in nutrition and related areas of public health research. The available bibliometric profile records 119 documents, 1,515 citations and an h-index of 20. These indicators provide a quantitative perspective on publication activity and the extent to which published work has been cited within the scholarly literature. The profile is reviewed in the context of suitability for the Outstanding Scientist Award at the Indian Scientist Awards, with attention to research productivity, continuity of academic contribution, citation impact and disciplinary relevance. [1]
Keywords
Sutapa Neogi; nutrition; public health; health research; bibliometrics; scholarly publications; citation impact; h-index; Indian Scientist Awards; Outstanding Scientist Award; IIHMR D.
Introduction
Nutrition research contributes to the understanding of dietary patterns, nutritional status, disease prevention and population health. The discipline frequently intersects with epidemiology, health systems research, maternal and child health, social determinants and evidence-based public health practice. Academic contributions in this area may therefore be assessed not only through the number of published studies but also through their relevance to wider health questions and their engagement with established scientific literature. [2]
The academic record associated with Sutapa Neogi indicates sustained publication activity and measurable citation engagement. Bibliometric indicators such as document count, citation count and h-index are commonly used as descriptive measures when examining research visibility, although they do not independently establish the quality or significance of an individual contribution. A balanced evaluation of scholarly achievement also considers subject relevance, methodological contribution, continuity of research activity and the influence of work within its disciplinary context. [3]
Research Profile
Sutapa Neogi is affiliated with IIHMR D in India and is associated with research in nutrition. The available academic profile records 119 documents indexed through the referenced Scopus author profile, together with 1,515 citations and an h-index of 20. These figures represent the bibliometric information supplied for this academic profile and provide a structured overview of publication activity and citation visibility. [1]
- Affiliation with IIHMR D, India.
- Primary subject area identified as nutrition.
- Reported scholarly record of 119 documents.
- Reported citation count of 1,515.
- Reported h-index of 20.
- International researcher identification supported through the listed Scopus and ORCID profiles.
Research Contributions
The research profile is situated within nutrition and its connections with population health and evidence-informed practice. Research in this field commonly addresses nutritional conditions and determinants, health outcomes, programme evaluation, preventive strategies and the translation of scientific findings into public health interventions. The relevance of nutrition research is particularly significant where dietary conditions interact with demographic, socioeconomic and health-system factors. [2]
Based on the available bibliometric record, the research contribution may be characterized by continuity of scholarly publication and participation in an established body of academic literature. The reported number of documents and citations suggests that the work has achieved measurable visibility among other researchers. Such indicators are most appropriately interpreted as part of a broader assessment rather than as stand-alone measures of scientific merit. [3]
- Sustained participation in scholarly research and publication.
- Contribution to the literature associated with nutrition and population health.
- Development of a citation record indicating academic engagement with published work.
- Maintenance of a research profile that can be examined through recognized scholarly indexing and researcher identification systems.
Publications
The supplied academic profile reports 119 documents. Publication records are an important component of research assessment because they provide evidence of scholarly activity, dissemination and participation in disciplinary communication. The Scopus author profile and Google Scholar profile provide external points of access for reviewing publication listings, citation information and related bibliometric data. [1][4]
- Indexed scholarly output reported: 119 documents.
- Research visibility can be examined through the listed Scopus author profile.
- Additional scholarly citation information is available through the listed Google Scholar profile.
- Persistent researcher identification is provided through the listed ORCID record.
Where individual publications contain registered Digital Object Identifiers, DOI records provide persistent links to the respective scholarly works. DOI-based linking is widely used to support stable identification and retrieval of academic literature. [5]
Research Impact
The reported citation count of 1,515 and h-index of 20 provide quantitative indicators of the academic reach of the published work associated with this profile. Citation-based measures are frequently used to describe how scholarly outputs are referenced by subsequent research, although citation practices differ across disciplines, publication types and periods of observation. Consequently, such indicators are most useful when interpreted in combination with qualitative evidence of contribution and disciplinary context. [3]
Within nutrition and public health research, scholarly impact may extend through contributions to evidence generation, research discussion and the development of knowledge relevant to health programmes and policy. The available profile therefore supports an assessment based on a combination of publication continuity, citation engagement and relevance to an important area of health research. [2]
Award Suitability
The Outstanding Scientist Award is intended to recognize researchers whose academic records demonstrate sustained engagement with scientific research and scholarly communication. In the case of Sutapa Neogi, the available information presents a profile characterized by 119 reported documents, 1,515 citations, an h-index of 20 and an established subject association with nutrition. These elements provide relevant evidence for consideration under an academic recognition process that evaluates research productivity and scholarly impact. [1]
Award suitability should nevertheless be determined through a formal evaluation of the complete nomination materials, including publication quality, originality of contributions, relevance of research, professional achievements and supporting documentation. Bibliometric indicators may inform such an assessment, but they should be interpreted alongside expert review and the stated criteria of the awarding organization.
- Sustained scholarly publication record.
- Measurable citation-based academic visibility.
- Established research association with nutrition and related health research.
- Availability of researcher records through recognized academic identification systems.
- Potential alignment with the formal evaluation criteria of the Indian Scientist Awards.
Conclusion
Sutapa Neogi’s available academic profile presents a sustained record of scholarly activity in the field of nutrition, with 119 reported documents, 1,515 citations and an h-index of 20. These indicators provide a quantitative basis for examining publication continuity and citation engagement. In the context of the Outstanding Scientist Award, the profile offers relevant evidence for academic consideration, subject to the complete review of research contributions and the official evaluation criteria of the Indian Scientist Awards. [1]
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References
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- Scopus. Author Profile: Sutapa Neogi. Available through the Scopus author identification system.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57810558400
- Health systems in India
https://www.nature.com/articles/jp2016184
- State of newborn health in India
https://www.nature.com/articles/jp2016183
- Google Scholar. Researcher Citation Profile. Available at:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=qRpzM1gAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=sra
- Utilization of maternal health services and its determinants: a cross-sectional study among women in rural Uttar Pradesh, India
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41043-019-0173-5