Nine IETcc-CSIC researchers among the world's most cited scientists

Stanford University's prestigious ranking recognizes the center's scientific excellence in construction materials, sustainability, and civil engineering.

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The Eduardo Torroja Institute for Construction Science (IETcc-CSIC) has celebrated the inclusion of seven female researchers and two male researchers linked to the center in the prestigious ranking by Stanford University, which identifies the top 2% of the world's most cited scientists in their respective fields.

Among the recognized researchers are active researchers Ana Fernández, Francisca Puertas, María Criado, Marta Castellote, Inés García Lodeiro, and Nina Romero, as well as ad honorem researchers Moisés Frías, Ángel Palomo, and Mª Cruz Alonso.
This recognition reflects the scientific excellence, international relevance, and impact of the research developed at IETcc in areas related to construction materials, sustainability, civil engineering, and the conservation of the built heritage.
The presence of these nine researchers in an international reference classification is a source of pride for the Institute and demonstrates its commitment to generating excellent scientific knowledge and transferring it to society.
IETcc congratulates all the researchers for this important achievement and for their contribution to the scientific prestige of the Institute and the CSIC.
Based on information from the official source: Instituto Eduardo Torroja de Ciencias de la Construcción (CSIC) (23/10/2026)