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.