The Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) reaffirms its international prominence with 19 researchers highlighted in the global ranking of the Research.com portal, which lists the 100 most influential scientists in the world.
The ranking presents the main experts in 20 areas of knowledge and researchers from IOC appear in five of them: 'Animal and Veterinary Science', 'Biology and Biochemistry', 'Immunology', 'Medicine' and 'Microbiology'.
Among the Institute's highlights, two researchers stand out for appearing in more than one area of the ranking and for being among the 10 most influential scientists in Brazil in at least one category:
• Patrícia Bozza was recognized in Immunology (6th place in Brazil) and also in Medicine (32nd place in Brazil)
• Ana Maria Jansen appears among the main names in both Animal and Veterinary Science (8th place in Brazil) and Microbiology (35th place in Brazil)
The list has been compiled since 2019 by Stanford University Professor John Ioannidis. The main criterion used is the c-score, an index that considers scientific impact by citations, taking into account the author's position in the articles (sole author, first author, or last author), as well as the number of co-authors. The database is hosted in the Elsevier repository (Mendeley Data Repository) and is publicly accessible.
The complete survey, with rankings by area of knowledge, institutions and countries, is available on the portal 'Research.com'.
Check out the 19 researchers from IOC contemplated and the classifications in the Brazilian ranking:
Animal and Veterinary Science
• 8th: Ana Maria Jansen
• 37th: Reginaldo Peçanha Brazil
• 43rd: Cleber Galvão
• 69th: Paulo Sergio D'Andrea
• 97th: Maria Ogrzewalska
• 108th: Delir Corrêa Gomes
Biology and Biochemistry
• 38th: Ricardo Lourenço-de-Oliveira
• 67th: Solange Castro
• 70th: Eloi Garcia
• 76th: José Paulo Gagliardi Leite
• 78th: José Rodrigues Coura (in memoriam)
• 80th in the national ranking: Octavio Fernandes
• 105th in the national ranking: Marize Pereira Miagostovich
Immunology
• 6th: Patricia Bozza
• 15th: Hugo Castro Faria Neto
Reproductive
• 32th: Patricia Bozza
Microbiology
• 20th: Wilson Savino
• 22nd: Euzenir Nunes Sarno
• 27th: Rita Maria Ribeiro Nogueira
• 35th: Ana Maria Jansen
• 50th: Marilda Siqueira
The Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) reaffirms its international prominence with 19 researchers highlighted in the global ranking of the Research.com portal, which lists the 100 most influential scientists in the world.
The ranking presents the main experts in 20 areas of knowledge and researchers from IOC appear in five of them: 'Animal and Veterinary Science', 'Biology and Biochemistry', 'Immunology', 'Medicine' and 'Microbiology'.
Among the Institute's highlights, two researchers stand out for appearing in more than one area of the ranking and for being among the 10 most influential scientists in Brazil in at least one category:
• Patrícia Bozza was recognized in Immunology (6th place in Brazil) and also in Medicine (32nd place in Brazil)
• Ana Maria Jansen appears among the main names in both Animal and Veterinary Science (8th place in Brazil) and Microbiology (35th place in Brazil)
The list has been compiled since 2019 by Stanford University Professor John Ioannidis. The main criterion used is the c-score, an index that considers scientific impact by citations, taking into account the author's position in the articles (sole author, first author, or last author), as well as the number of co-authors. The database is hosted in the Elsevier repository (Mendeley Data Repository) and is publicly accessible.
The complete survey, with rankings by area of knowledge, institutions and countries, is available on the portal 'Research.com'.
Check out the 19 researchers from IOC contemplated and the classifications in the Brazilian ranking:
Animal and Veterinary Science
• 8th: Ana Maria Jansen
• 37th: Reginaldo Peçanha Brazil
• 43rd: Cleber Galvão
• 69th: Paulo Sergio D'Andrea
• 97th: Maria Ogrzewalska
• 108th: Delir Corrêa Gomes
Biology and Biochemistry
• 38th: Ricardo Lourenço-de-Oliveira
• 67th: Solange Castro
• 70th: Eloi Garcia
• 76th: José Paulo Gagliardi Leite
• 78th: José Rodrigues Coura (in memoriam)
• 80th in the national ranking: Octavio Fernandes
• 105th in the national ranking: Marize Pereira Miagostovich
Immunology
• 6th: Patricia Bozza
• 15th: Hugo Castro Faria Neto
Reproductive
• 32th: Patricia Bozza
Microbiology
• 20th: Wilson Savino
• 22nd: Euzenir Nunes Sarno
• 27th: Rita Maria Ribeiro Nogueira
• 35th: Ana Maria Jansen
• 50th: Marilda Siqueira
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