Cyprus Institute Researchers Rank Among World’s Most-Cited Scientists for the year 2024 Featured
The Cyprus Institute (CyI) is proud to announce that thirteen of its researchers and affiliated faculty have been included in the 2025 edition of the prestigious "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators." Based on Scopus data, compiled by Stanford University and published by Elsevier, the list identifies the top 2% of most-cited scientists worldwide.
The August 2025 database provides a snapshot of scientific impact in the 2024 calendar year. The strong presence of CyI researchers on the Single Year Impact 2024 list highlights the exceptional recent contributions and immediate relevance of their work.
Researchers from The Cyprus Institute on the 2024 Single-Year List:
- Constantia Alexandrou (Adjunct Professor, CaSToRC)
- Salvatore Carlucci (Adjunct Professor, EEWRC)
- Philippe Ciais (Professor, CARE-C)
- Patrick Degryse (Adjunct Professor, STARC)
- Karl Jansen (Professor, CaSToRC)
- Jos Lelieveld (Professor, CARE-C)
- Wojciech Lipiński (Professor, EEWRC)
- Sturt W. Manning (Adjunct Institute Professor)
- Prof. Efthymia Nikita (Associate Professor, STARC)
- Prof. Andrea Pozzer (Adjunct Associate Professor, CARE-C)
- Thilo H. Rehren (Professor, STARC)
- Theodoros Zachariadis (Professor, EEWRC/ STeDI-RC)
- George Zittis (Research Scientist, CARE-C)
The strong presence of these researchers underscores the international impact of CyI’s work in its key strategic areas: Climate and Atmosphere, Energy and Water, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, and Computational Sciences. This inclusion in the influential Scopus-based database confirms that their publications serve as major reference points for scientists worldwide.
The Cyprus Institute congratulates its researchers on this significant accomplishment, which reflects their exceptional contributions to the global scientific community.
The full list can be found on the Elsevier data repository.
