Georgian National H-index Ranking updated (2th quarter of 2026)
Georgian National H-index Ranking has been updated based on the data from the second quarter of 2026. This large-scale update includes the ranking of the country’s leading research institutions according to their Hirsch index indicators. The report also presents the ranking of the top 1000 researchers in Georgia, assessed by their h-indexes in the Scopus and Google Scholar databases. In addition, the update contains information about the most influential researchers in each institution based on their scientometric indicators.
Functions of the Georgian National H-index Ranking
- Assessment of the scientific productivity of researchers and research institutions in Georgia.
- Comparison of scientific achievements at the national and international levels.
- Promotion of scientific competitiveness and innovation initiatives.
- Setting priorities in the distribution of research grants.
Who will find the H-index ranking useful?
The data presented in this article are relevant for researchers, research institutions, and funding agencies.
- Researchers: the ranking helps assess their position within the scientific environment of Georgia and compare their achievements with others.
- Research institutions: organisations can use the ranking to identify their research strengths and areas for improvement.
- Funding agencies: grant providers can use the ranking data to make informed decisions regarding the allocation of resources to research projects.
Leaders of the Georgian National H-index Ranking
The leading organisations in the second quarter of 2026:
- Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
- Ilia State University
- Georgian Technical University
Leaders among the TOP 1000 researchers of Georgia in Scopus
- Minashvili Irakli A.
- Tsiskaridze Vakhtang K.
- Djobava Tamar D.
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Leaders among the TOP 1000 researchers of Georgia in Google Scholar
- EG Tskhadadze
- Zviad Tsamalaidze
- Archil Durglishvili
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National Hirsch Index of Georgia
- Georgian H-index in Scopus – 329
- Georgian H-index in Web of Science – 250
- Georgian H-index in Google Scholar – 483
Methodology of the Georgian National H-index Ranking
Data collection
The ranking is based on data from three main scientometric databases: Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar. Using specific search queries and filters, the system identifies publications authored by researchers and institutions from Georgia.
Calculation of the H-index
The H-index is calculated for each researcher, research group, and institution in the country. This indicator evaluates scientific activity by considering both the number of publications and their citations.
Ranking
Georgian National H-index Ranking lists researchers, groups, and institutions in descending order of H-index. Those with higher H-index values occupy higher positions in the ranking.
Flexibility
The ranking can be adapted according to project objectives and the characteristics of the country’s scientific productivity.
Georgian National H-index Ranking – is an effective tool for measuring the scientific achievements of researchers, research teams, and institutions in Georgia. Its universal methodology allows it to be used for a wide range of analytical and evaluation purposes.
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