Publications
Research & Collaboration Network
Explore the lab’s research directions and the keywords, collaborators, and publications connected to them.
At a glance
See how papers, collaborators, and research topics connect
Choose a view of research directions, keywords, collaborators, or collaborators and research directions together. Larger markers represent more papers in the current view; the Fritsche Lab / Lars Fritsche marker stays the same size. Thicker lines represent connections shared by more papers.
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Interactive explorer
Start with a research direction
Select a marker or line to see the related papers and keywords. Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, or use the tables below to browse with a keyboard.
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Why the map combines Fritsche Lab and Lars Fritsche
The “Fritsche Lab / Lars Fritsche” marker appears in every view. It represents Lars on papers that list him as an author. For consortium papers that do not name Lars individually, the marker shows the paper’s link to the lab; those papers are labeled. “Fritsche Lab” itself does not appear in the author list.
Browse in tables
Collaborators, keywords, and directions in the current view
Use these tables to browse the same collaborators, topics, and connections with a keyboard. They update when you change a filter.
Collaborators and topics
| Collaborator or topic | Type | Papers | Years | Action |
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Connections
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How to read this map
Connections do not measure contribution
Scope
The map uses the publications listed on this website. The default view starts in 2012, when Lars began working in Ann Arbor; use the year filter to explore papers back to 2005. The map does not include every publication or professional relationship of every team member.
Large collaborations
Papers with more than 50 listed authors are hidden by default so smaller, recurring collaborations are easier to see. Select “Include papers with large author lists” to show them. Consortium papers that link to the lab but do not list Lars individually are labeled in the paper details.
Keywords and research directions
Keywords come from publication tags and a curated list of terms matched against titles and tags. Papers are also grouped into broader research directions and can appear in more than one. These groupings help with browsing; they are not definitive classifications. Select a keyword or research direction to see its papers.
How the map was built
The graph uses a local copy of Cytoscape.js under the MIT license. You can also inspect the generated network data and source bibliography.