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Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia in the Stanford/Elsevier 2026 list

The Stanford/Elsevier list covers the top 2% most-cited scientists in each subfield. These are the people from this institution on at least one of its two rankings: career-long and single-year (citations from 2025).

20

researchers on the list

5

rank in Hungary

2,653

rank worldwide, of 38,384

Ranks by number of people on the list; we calculate them from the same data.

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The full list, with each person's rank, subfield, c-score, h-index and citations, in a file for Excel.

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NameSubfieldCareerSingle-year
Gali, AdamApplied Physics530 / 323,282143 / 323,282
Ajtai, MiklósComputation Theory & Mathematics69 / 20,72135 / 20,721
Gadsby, David C.Physiology239 / 26,472436 / 26,472
Roska, Támas ÁsElectrical & Electronic Engineering176 / 133,072—
Polgär, Lâszlô A.A.Biochemistry & Molecular Biology2,402 / 216,826—
Hunyady, LászlóBiochemistry & Molecular Biology3,905 / 216,826—
Braun, TiborAnalytical Chemistry825 / 137,328—
Ivády, ViktorApplied Physics—2,327 / 323,282
Paâl, ZoltânPhysical Chemistry464 / 44,088—
Schanda, János D.Optics736 / 83,504946 / 83,504
Rácz, AnitaMedicinal & Biomolecular Chemistry—842 / 120,621
Maróti, GergelyMicrobiology—3,511 / 232,186
Marton, KatalinNetworking & Telecommunications1,857 / 228,312—
Békés, FerencFood Science1,268 / 107,913—
Sárkány, Antal J.Physical Chemistry717 / 44,088—
Raskó, JánosPhysical Chemistry760 / 44,088—
Vàró, GyörgyBiophysics350 / 21,025—
Tyihák, Ernö T.Analytical Chemistry2,188 / 137,328—
Kálmán, ErikaMaterials4,411 / 330,896—
Simonovits, MiklósComputation Theory & Mathematics—460 / 20,721

Source: Ioannidis JPA, Elsevier (2026). August 2026 data-update for "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators". Mendeley Data, version 9. Licence CC BY-NC 3.0. doi:10.17632/btchxktzyw.9

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