Stanford University (California, USA) in collaboration with Elsevier have recently unveiled its latest update of the world’s top 2% most cited scientists, featuring several distinguished researchers from the CERIS–Civil Engineering Research and Innovation for Sustainability. This recognition highlights the exceptional quality and impact of the research produced at CERIS, further affirming the institution’s reputation for scientific excellence and sustainability.
Researchers from CERIS have made notable contributions to fields such as civil engineering, environmental engineering, and materials science, earning them a spot on Stanford’s esteemed lists. Their inclusion underscores the institution’s commitment to advancing knowledge and innovation in engineering for a sustainable future.
CERIS Researchers on the “Career_2023” List:
Jorge de Brito
João Ramôa Correia
Alban Kuriqi
Eduardo Júlio
Dinar Camotim
Carlos Sousa Oliveira
Rodrigo Gonçalves
CERIS Researchers on the “Single_Year_2023” List:
Jorge de Brito
Alban Kuriqi
João Ramôa Correia
Luís Evangelista
José Alexandre Bogas
Rui Vasco Silva
Eduardo Júlio
José Dinis Silvestre
Helena Ramos
Dinar Camotim
André Furtado
Pedro B. Dinis
Eloi Figueiredo
This achievement is a testament to the groundbreaking work being carried out at CERIS, showcasing the institution’s influence on global scientific advancement. The recognition of these researchers serves as a source of pride and inspiration for the entire CERIS community, reinforcing its ongoing mission to push the boundaries of civil and environmental engineering in pursuit of a sustainable world. For further details and access to the original database, please visit the following link.