Central African Republic's Top 2% Scientists 2026: Career-Long List
The Central African Republic has 2 scientists on the 2026 career-long Top 2% list, up 100.0% from 1 in 2025. That places the Central African Republic 138th in the world by number of listed scientists, up 3 places. Euclid University has the most listed scientists (1), followed by Institut Pasteur (1).
Scientists in the Central African Republic on the list, by year
The career-long count has more than doubled since 2025.
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| Year | Single Year | Change | Career Data | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | - | 1 | ||
| 2026 | - | 2 | +100.0% |
Institutes in the Central African Republic
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All 2 scientists
| Rank in the Central African Republic | World rank | Scientist | Institute | Sub-field | Rank in sub-field |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 127,462 | Institut Pasteur | Microbiology | Rank 3,135 | |
| 2 | 494,753 | Euclid University | General & Internal Medicine | Rank 6,671 | |
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Frequently asked questions
How many scientists from the Central African Republic are in the 2026 Stanford Top 2% list?
2 scientists affiliated with the Central African Republic are on the 2026 career-long list.
Which institute in the Central African Republic has the most Top 2% scientists?
On the 2026 career-long list, Euclid University has the most listed scientists from the Central African Republic, with 1. It is followed by Institut Pasteur with 1.
How has the number of Top 2% scientists in the Central African Republic changed since 2025?
On the career-long list, the Central African Republic went from 1 scientists in 2025 to 2 in 2026, a change of +100.0%.
What is the difference between the single-year and career-long lists?
The single-year list ranks scientists on the citations their work received in one year. The career-long list ranks them on citations across their whole career. Both lists are published every year, and a scientist can be on one, both or neither.
What is the official source of this data?
The rankings come from the science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators published by Ioannidis et al. in the Elsevier Data Repository, updated every year. TOPSCINET, an independent platform, organises that data by country, year, institute and field, so you can compare and explore it.