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Top 2% Scientists: Stanford/Elsevier ranking update is out – CERIS researchers make the list once again
The latest edition of the Stanford University and Elsevier ranking of the world’s most cited scientists has been released, reflecting citation impact based on Scopus bibliometric data and a range of standardised indicators of scientific influence. The database identifies researchers whose work ranks among the top 2% worldwide within their respective fields, providing one of the most widely recognised international benchmarks of scientific impact.
The August 2026 update highlights once more the strong international visibility and scientific merits of CERIS researchers. Their presence in both the "Career-long impact" and "Single-year impact" lists demonstrates the sustained quality, relevance and influence of the research carried out within the unit
CERIS Researchers in the "Career-long impact" list:
CERIS Researchers in the "Single-year impact" list:
- Jorge de Brito
- João Ramôa Correia
- Vítor Silva
- Rui Vasco Silva
- Luís Evangelista
- José Alexandre Bogas
- Eduardo Nuno Brito Santos Júlio
- Paulo Barreto Cachim
- Tiago Miguel Ferreira
- João de Abreu e Silva
- Hugo Filipe Rodrigues
- Helena Margarida M. Ramos
- Elói Figueiredo
- Alcínia Zita Sampaio
- André Furtado
- Alfredo Balacó de Morais
- Rodrigo M. Gonçalves
- Carlos Sousa Oliveira
This recognition reflects the commitment, expertise and international relevance of CERIS researchers and reinforces CERIS position as a leading organisation.
Check the full ranking dataset: https://doi.org/10.17632/btchxktzyw.9.
This recognition reflects the commitment, expertise and international relevance of CERIS researchers and reinforces CERIS position as a leading organisation.
Check the full ranking dataset: https://doi.org/10.17632/btchxktzyw.9.