Emiliano Treré among the world’s most influential researchers, according to the 2026 Stanford ranking

Sociologist Emiliano Treré—a distinguished researcher within the ATRAE program at the Faculty of Communication Sciences and affiliated with IDEGA—has been included for the fifth year in a row in the international Stanford/Elsevier ranking (World’s Top 2% Scientists). This is one of the world’s most prestigious bibliometric lists, identifying the top 2% of the most-cited and influential researchers globally.

In the 2026 edition, Treré holds the 196th position in the subfield of Communication & Media Studies, placing him among the top 1.2% of researchers with the highest citation impact internationally within this category.

The Stanford/Elsevier ranking is based on an indicator that incorporates various bibliometric metrics, including citations, the h-index, and measures adjusted for co-authorship and author position. Treré’s presence in this ranking for five consecutive years serves as an indicator of the sustained international visibility, circulation, and reception of his research in the field of communication and media studies.

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