Claudio Tiribelli, Scientific Director of the Italian Liver Foundation, recognized among the top 2% of the most influential scientists globally.

Claudio Tiribelli, Scientific Director of the Italian Liver Foundation Onlus, he has been recognized among the top 2% of scientists worldwide, with the highest impact factor across all evaluated disciplines, according to the latest ranking compiled by Elsevier, one of the largest and most important scientific publishing houses in the world, founded in 1880 in the Netherlands.

Professor Tiribelli, known for his studies on the liver and liver diseases, achieved this prestigious milestone thanks to his numerous contributions, which, through innovative research and significant publications, have advanced scientific knowledge in the medical field.

“The ranking compiled by Elsevier,” emphasizes the Scientific Director of the Italian Liver Foundation, based in Trieste at the Area Science Park, “is based on a thorough evaluation of metrics such as the number of citations, the quality of scientific publications, and the corresponding impact factor. This value measures the average number of citations received in the reference year considered by the published articles. It is therefore an indicator of the performance and validity of scientific articles, reflecting the impact (in terms of influence, popularity, and authority) of a publication on the relevant scientific community.”

This important recognition places Claudio Tiribelli among the most influential researchers internationally in the field of scientific research in general and serves as further confirmation of the value of the work carried out by the Italian Liver Foundation in the fight against liver diseases. Thanks to his research, the scientific community has gained new insights into critical issues such as the diagnosis and treatment of liver-related diseases.