Ultra-Processed Food Research — Internal Citation Network

Each node is an author; A → B means at least one paper by A cites a paper by B within this corpus. Orange edges = mutual citations (A cites B and B cites A). Node size = in-degree (how many other corpus authors cite this person). Labels show the 20 most-cited names. Click any node to highlight its direct citation neighbourhood.

In-degree counts how many distinct authors in this corpus have cited this author's work. This measures influence within the field; it differs from total citation count, which reflects all citing sources worldwide.

Betweenness centrality measures how often an author lies on the shortest citation path between other authors. High betweenness = a bridge connecting otherwise separate research communities, even if not the most-cited person overall.