Stanford University highlights 30 ETSi researchers among the most influential in the world 

Stanford University has published its prestigious, high-impact ranking, "Ranking of the World Scientists: World's Top 2% Scientists"which includes the world's most influential researchers, among them 30 professors from the Higher Technical School of Engineering (ETSi) at the University of Seville. Specifically, researchers Alexandre Seuret, Sebastián Lozano Segura, and Alfonso M. Gañán Calvo are among the top 10 at the University of Seville.  

It is worth noting that at the sub-area or field of research level, four of the ETSi researchers hold the top national position. Researchers José Luis Escalona in 'Design Practice & Management', Leopoldo García Franquelo in 'Electrical & Electronic Engineering', Alexandre Seuret in 'Industrial Engineering & Automation', and Sebastián Lozano in 'Operations Research' are leaders in Spain in their respective sub-areas. The latter is also among the top-ranked researchers internationally, consistently placing 79th out of 29,481 researchers in the international Top 100. 

The ranking, which uses the SCOPUS database provided by Elsevier through ICSR Lab to evaluate researchers worldwide, classifies them into 22 scientific fields and 174 subfields.

The Stanford University study, now in its seventh edition, selects top scientists based on their c-score (with and without self-citations) or by ranking in the 2nd percentile or higher in their subfield. This database measures metrics with and without self-citations, as well as field- and subfield-specific percentiles, for all researchers who have published at least five articles—more than 200,000 worldwide. The ranking analyzes the impact of researchers' scientific output separately for a single year and for their entire scientific career and is based on information provided by Scopus.

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