La Universidad de Navarra es el centro universitario no estatal de España con más investigación de impacto internacional
The University of Navarra is the non-state university center in Spain with the highest international impact research
This is indicated by the World Ranking of Institutions of research elaborated by CSIC and other universities.
The University of Navarra is the non-state center in Spain with the highest international impact research . This is indicated by the World Ranking of Institutions of research (SIR), developed by the group of research SCImago, of the Institute of Policies and Public Goods of the CSIC and other universities(Granada, Extremadura, Alcalá de Henares, Carlos III and Porto), with data of the SCOPUS base, the largest on scientific production.
The study, one of four at reference letter international, analyzes the research carried out by the 2,000 best centers in the world: organizations, foundations, hospitals and universities. Of the latter, 50 are Spanish.
The ranking places the University of Navarra in 805th place, with a total of 2,668 papers published between 2003 and 2007 in specialized journals. The most relevant indicator, which indicates the number of times articles are cited, is 6.37, higher than that of other universities such as the Complutense de Madrid, Salamanca, Valladolid, or Granada.
DATA OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA
Position in the ranking: 805
Output: 2,668
This value indicates the issue of articles published in specialized journals.
Cites Per Document: 6.37
sample the average impact of research in terms of citations per document. It expresses the average of citations received by the documents published during a period. As an example, CSIC has an index of 7.77.
International Collaboration: 31.3
Indicates the ratio of articles published in partnership with foreign institutions. That of the University of Navarra is in line with other institutions such as the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (36.97) or the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (32.86).
Field Normalized Citation Score: 1.15
reference letter It refers to the ratio between the average scientific impact and the average worldwide impact of publications of the same area in a given period of time. The value of the University of Navarra is 15% higher than that of the world average , which is 1.