What is the i10Index of the co-author affiliated with the University of Siena in the publication Much shorter proofs: A bimodal investigation?
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Alessandra Carbone et al.: A multi-objective optimization approach accurately resolves protein domain architectures. (2016) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Yasaman Karami et al.: Predicting substitutions to modulate disorder and stability in coiled-coils. (2014) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Alessandra Carbone has been the director of the laboratory of computational and quantitative biology since 2009. She is the author of CLAG: an unsupervised non hierarchical clustering algorithm handling biological data. (2003) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Francesca Nadalin and Alessandra Carbone: Protein-protein interaction specificity is captured by contact preferences and interface composition. (2018) authored by Alessandra Carbone.
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Question: What is the i10Index of the co-author affiliated with the University of Siena in the publication Much shorter proofs: A bimodal investigation?
Context: Alessandra Carbone et al.: A multi-objective optimization approach accurately resolves protein domain architectures. (2016) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Yasaman Karami et al.: Predicting substitutions to modulate disorder and stability in coiled-coils. (2014) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Alessandra Carbone has been the director of the laboratory of computational and quantitative biology since 2009. She is the author of CLAG: an unsupervised non hierarchical clustering algorithm handling biological data. (2003) authored by Alessandra Carbone. Francesca Nadalin and Alessandra Carbone: Protein-protein interaction specificity is captured by contact preferences and interface composition. (2018) authored by Alessandra Carbone.
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