Impact
EVL's research, funding and open-source work, year by year.
EVL's publications, citations, PhD graduates, funding and open-source work by calendar year since 2020. The numbers come from this site's Publications, Members, Funding and Repositories pages, and change when those pages do.
Citations, repositories and downloads were last collected on October 2, 2026. Download the table as CSV or JSON.
| Metric | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026so far |
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| Research | |||||||
| Publications[1] | 15 | 15 | 18 | 26 | 26 | 18 | 14 |
| Citations[2] | 627 | 644 | 588 | 724 | 837 | 783 | 394 |
| PhD graduates[3] | 0 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 0 |
| Funding | |||||||
| Funded projects (active)[4] | 1 | 2 | 2 | 9 | 13 | 17 | 19 |
| New funding (UIC share)[5] | $2,250,000 | $2,797,868 | $0 | $8,740,984 | $2,126,339 | $2,714,051 | $2,020,279 |
| Open source | |||||||
| Open repositories (total)[6] | 50 | 63 | 72 | 81 | 99 | 107 | 117 |
| Package downloads[7] | 0 | 0 | 2,119 | 4,478 | 8,207 | 295,971 | 272,760 |
What is counted
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Publications. Entries of the Publications page, by year, that have at least one author who is EVL faculty or emeritus faculty on the Members page. Authors are matched by last name and first initial. Preprints and other
@miscand@unpublishedentries are not counted. A PhD or MS thesis counts here when an EVL faculty member is among its authors; PhD graduates have their own row. Sources: Publications, Members. -
Citations. Citations received in each year by the entries the Publications row counts, whatever year they were published, from OpenAlex. An entry is found in OpenAlex by its DOI, then its arXiv id, then its exact title. Two entries for the same work count once. Sources: OpenAlex.
Coverage:
- Of the 538 entries counted, of any year, 390 are in OpenAlex and 48 were not found; 96 titles are still to be looked up; 4 theses without a DOI or arXiv id are not looked up.
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PhD graduates. People on the Members page whose degrees include a PhD in that year. Sources: Members.
2025:
- Ahmedur Rahman Shovon
- Andrew Wentzel
- Ke Fan
2024:- Ashwini Naik
- Sai Priya Jyothula
2023:- Arthur Nishimoto
- Juan Trelles Trabucco
2021:- Abeer Alsaiari
- Jillian Aurisano
- Krishna Bharadwaj
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Funded projects (active). Grants in this site's grant list (
_data/grants.csv, the list the Funding page shows) that were active at any time in the year. The Funding page shows current grants only; this row also counts grants that have ended. Sources: Funding.Grants active since 2020:- CSSI Frameworks: SAGE3: Smart Amplified Group Environment for Harnessing the Data Revolution, National Science Foundation, May 2020 to Apr 2026, $2,250,000
- Longitudinal Spatial-Nonspatial Decision Support for Competing Outcomes in Head and Neck Cancer Therapy, National Institutes of Health, Mar 2021 to Feb 2026, $2,797,868
- PPoSS: Large: A Full-stack Approach to Declarative Analytics at Scale, National Science Foundation, Aug 2023 to Jul 2028, $2,632,812
- Data Sharing and Analysis Across Leadership Computing Facilities, Department of Energy, Aug 2023 to Dec 2025, $99,462
- C² the P² Chicagoland Computational Traineeship in High Energy and Particle Physics, Department of Energy, Oct 2023 to Sep 2028, $2,600,000
- MRI: Track 2 Acquisition of Data Observation and Computation Collaboratory (DOCC), National Science Foundation, Oct 2023 to Sep 2027, $1,548,545
- NAIRR Pilot: A National-Scale Testbed Supporting Artificial Intelligence Research Spanning the Computing Continuum, National Science Foundation, Oct 2023 to Jul 2027, $60,000
- SHF: Small: Scalable and Extensible I/O Runtime and Tools for Next Generation Adaptive Data Layouts, National Science Foundation, Oct 2023 to Jun 2027, $300,165
- Tachyon: Intelligent Multi-Scale Modeling of Distributed Resilient Infrastructure and Workflows for Data Intensive HEP Analyses, Department of Energy, Oct 2023 to Sep 2028, $1,500,000
- Tele-robotics to Tele-autonomous Robotics for Isotope Production, Department of Energy, Feb 2024 to Feb 2026, $93,340
- NAIRR Software Workshop, National Science Foundation, Apr 2024 to Aug 2026, $100,000
- CSSI Frameworks: Cyberinfrastructure to Catalyze and Sustain the Urban Computing Community, National Science Foundation, Sep 2024 to Aug 2029, $1,750,000
- Digital Twins and AI-enabled Immmersive Environments for Automated Scientific Laboratories (DAIMSL), Department of Energy, Nov 2024 to Oct 2026, $182,999
- AIMCI: AI-Guided Resource Management for Advanced Cyberinfrastructure, National Science Foundation, Jan 2025 to Dec 2027, $600,000
- Sage Grande: An Open Artificial Intelligence Testbed for Edge Computing and Intelligent Sensing, National Science Foundation, Feb 2025 to Jan 2030, $1,035,000
- CAREER: Compositional Learning and Understanding of the Physical World, National Science Foundation, Jul 2025 to Jun 2030, $539,051
- SHF:Small: Beyond Performance: Energy-Conscious High Performance Computing, National Science Foundation, Oct 2025 to Sep 2028, $540,000
- Image-based Detection and Spatial Monitoring of Secondary Lymphedema in Head and Neck Cancer, National Institutes of Health, Sep 2026 to Sep 2028, $362,880
- SCH: Flavor Charter: Precision Data-Driven Diagnosis, Monitoring and Guidance for Dysgeusia, National Institutes of Health, Sep 2026 to Jul 2030, $1,157,399
- HCC: Rethinking Visualization Evaluation through Image-Based Models of Human Vision, National Science Foundation, Oct 2026 to Sep 2029, $500,000
- New funding (UIC share). The UIC share of the grants that started in the year, as the Funding page lists it. Sources: Funding.
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Open repositories (total). The public repositories the Repositories page lists, forks included, that existed at the end of each year. Only repositories that are public today are counted. Sources: Repositories.
Today:
- urban-toolkit: 7 repositories
- uic-evl: 70 repositories, 9 of them forks
- spear-uic: 30 repositories
- sage-3: 10 repositories, 1 of them forks
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Package downloads. Downloads in each year of the packages that the listed repositories publish, under their current names (
_data/impact.yml). PyPI downloads come from ClickHouse's public PyPI dataset and include mirrors; npm downloads come from npm's download counts. Installing a package also downloads the packages it depends on, so one install of@urban-toolkit/autkcounts once for each autk package. Sources: ClickHouse PyPI dataset, npm download counts.Packages:- pysage3 (PyPI), from sage-3/next
- utk (PyPI), from urban-toolkit/utk
- utk-curio (PyPI), from urban-toolkit/curio
- @sage3/sagebase (npm), from sage-3/next
- @sage3/sageplugin (npm), from sage-3/next
- @urban-toolkit/autk (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
- @urban-toolkit/autk-compute (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
- @urban-toolkit/autk-core (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
- @urban-toolkit/autk-db (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
- @urban-toolkit/autk-map (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
- @urban-toolkit/autk-plot (npm), from urban-toolkit/autark
Notes
- Years are calendar years. 2026 runs through October 2, 2026.
- Code: _plugins/impact.rb counts every row when the site is built, and _impact/collect.mjs collects citations, repositories and downloads once a week and whenever the bibliography or the repository list changes.