21 researchers from the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB) have been recognized among the top 2% of the most influential scientists worldwide, according to the latest Stanford Ranking.
The Stanford Ranking, which is based on information provided by the Scopus database, evaluates researchers based on their production and impact in the fields of knowledge to which their publications belong. The inclusion of a substantial number of ICCUB researchers in this ranking highlights ICCUB’s established role in the fields of physics and astronomy.
The University of Barcelona (UB) is the Spanish university with the most researchers in this group of leading scientists. Within the UB, ICCUB members constitute 12% of the total researchers in the ranking. This significant representation remarks on the institute’s position in the global scientific community and its contributions to cutting-edge research.
The distinguished researchers are:
- Jorge G. Russo (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Javier Virto (ICCUB)
- Alessio Notari (ICCUB)
- Javier Menéndez (ICCUB)
- David Mateos (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Robie A. Hennigar (ICCUB)
- María Concepción Gonzalez (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Cristiano Germani (ICCUB)
- Jaume Garriga (ICCUB)
- Roberto Emparan (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Jorge Casalderrey (ICCUB)
- Pablo A. Cano (ICCUB)
- Pablo Bueno (ICCUB)
- Licia Verde (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Joan Solà (ICCUB)
- Adrià Gómez (ICCUB)
- Mark Gieles (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Jordi Miralda (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Raul Jimenez (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Kazushi Iwasawa (ICREA-ICCUB)
- Francesc Salvat (ICCUB)
- Xavier Roca (ICCUB)
ICCUB continues to foster an environment of academic excellence and innovation, supporting its researchers in their scientific pursuits.
