Facts & Figures

FACTS & FIGURES

People & Culture

Research & Innovation

VHIR academia

Economic resources

VHIR & society
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Publications

1624

(*) Number of publications (original articles)

69.09
%

% Q1

33.37
%

% D1

41.56
%

(**) % Leadership

43.85
%

% Female Leadership

2.83

(***) CROWN (2021-2025)

27.48
%

(***) HCP10% (2021-2025)

5.36
%

(***) Highly cited papers 1% (last 5 year 2021-2025) / Articles - Reviews

68.17
%

(****) % Open Access

54.68
%

% International Collaboration

171

(*****) Publications in high-IF journals with high Altmetric scores (2021-2025)

Methodology & definitions

(*) Main indicators take into account articles, reviews, editorials and scientific letters published in journals indexed in Clarivate’s JCR 2024 (Journal Citation Reports), except CROWN and HCP10% which only take into account articles & reviews. No ahead of print publications are taken into account.

(**) Leadership indicators take into account first, last and/or corresponding author

(***) CROWN, HCP10% & HCP 1% indicators take into account articles and reviews from 2021 to 2025, and are calculated using Clarivate’s ESI (Essential Science indicators) baseline citation rates and baseline percentiles from its 2026/04/08 update. Citations to calculate the CROWN and HCP10% indicators were downloaded from Clarivate WoS (Web of Science) Core Collection on 2026/04/08. Citation count is not fractional.

– CROWN indicator shows the relative number of citations to publications, compared to the global average of citations to publications of the same type, year of publication and thematic area, being 1 the baseline or world average.

– HCP10/1% (Highly Cited Papers 10/1%) shows the publications included in 10/1% of the world’s most cited publications of the same type, year of publication and subject area, being 10/1% the expected value (higher is better).

(****) Open Access takes into account green, gold, bronze and hybrid route publications, according to the Unpaywall database.

(*****) Altmetrics indicators include articles, reviews, editorials and letters from 2021 to 2025. Data were retrieved from Altmetric.com on 2026/04/23. Altmetrics measure online attention and dissemination (news, social media, blogs, policy documents, etc.) and reflect visibility/engagement, not citation impact, and may vary over time. High-impact AAS thresholds were defined as AAS ≥100. Publications in high influence journals are those published in journals with an impact factor equal or superior to 15 according to JCR 2024.