Ten researchers from the CIC EnergiGune centre in Álava, among the most influential in the world
Among them, Professor Michel Armand, Honorary Scientific Director of the CIC EnergiGune, who leads the results of the centre in Álava, ranked 506 worldwide in the 2025 scientific impact ranking.
Among the most influential researchers in the world are ten employees of the CIC EnergiGune research center in theÁlava Technology Park , according to the ranking produced by Stanford University and the academic publishing house.
This reference research centre , dedicated to the storage and modification of electrochemical energy and thermal energy , today released the above classification, which includes 14 researchers from the Alavese centre, although four are listed in two categories.
These are Michel Armand, Heng Zhang, Javier Carrasco, Montse Casas-Cabanas, Damien Saurel, Elena Palomo del Barrio, Yaroslav Grosu, Max Garcia-Melchor, Shanmukaraj Devaraj and Daniel Carriazo.
Among them, Professor Michel Armand (Honorary Scientific Director of the Energy Centre A0CIC ), who leads the results of the Centre of Álava, stands out.
In addition, within its field of expertise, it ranks 15th globally in a universe that brings together more than 370,000 researchers.
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