The CSIC ranking of female researchers in Spain includes 109 scientists from the ULL

He Institute of Public Goods and Policies The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) has recently published a national ranking of women researchers that details 11,016 profiles in Google Scholar classified by their metric indicators (hy index citations), of Spanish women who research in Spain or outside the country, and foreign women who carry out their activity in our country.

It includes 109 female scientists affiliated with the University of La Laguna, eight of whom are among the top 1,000: Savita Mathur (ranked 51st), María José Rodrigo López (276), Olga Zamora (318), Alicia López Oramas (473), Carina González González (584), Verónica Pino (611), Casiana Muñoz Tuñón (716) and Cristina Ramos Almeida (801).

The study was developed by Isidro F. Agullo of the Cybermetrics Lab at the responsible institution and used data collected between January 30 and February 1, 2025, to compile the ranking. Therefore, the study offers a very up-to-date picture of the metrics that determine the research relevance of the women included. Only researchers with an h-index of 14 or higher are included in the study, totaling 11,016.

With 109 female researchers, the University of La Laguna is the Canary Islands higher education institution with the largest presence on this list, followed by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which has 74 female scientists. No researchers affiliated with any of the private universities operating in the archipelago appear in this ranking.