Collaborations with other disciplines most often involve researchers in Performing and Visual Arts where they account for 11.5% of all co-authored journal publications. The next frequent collaborative field, History, accounts for 5.7% of the total co-authored journal publications for Art History and Criticism. Do you know who are the top potential collaborators in these fields that best complement your research and where they are located?

According to the data captured in the Academic Analytics database, 45% of Art History and Criticism faculty have received a national honorific award. The National Endowment for the Humanities provides the most honorific awards for the discipline, accounting for 11% of all recorded awards. Of the faculty population for whom we can infer gender, the distribution of awards granted by the National Endowment for the Humanities is 40.9% of awards going to male scholars and 59.1% going to female scholars.

According to the data captured in the Academic Analytics database, 51.8% of Anthropology faculty have received a national honorific award. The American Anthropological Association provides the most honorific awards for the discipline, accounting for 12.7% of all recorded awards. Of the faculty population for whom we can infer gender, the distribution of awards granted by the American Anthropological Association is 44% of awards going to male scholars and 56% going to female scholars.