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Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials research in Sweden

Uppsala University ranks first in Sweden for Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials research in 2022–2025 (#203 worldwide), followed by .

Sweden's world rank
#27
of 47 countries, 2022–2025
Works, 2022–2025
377
Top-10% rate
16.2%
Ranked institutions
1

Research strength only: this says nothing about teaching, admissions or cost.

What is the best university for Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials in Sweden?

#InstitutionWorld rankScoreTop-10% rateWorks
1Uppsala UniversityUppsala #2037.115.7%77

Institutions in Sweden above the floor of 40 fractional works in Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, ordered by their worldwide rank on research quality, 2022–2025.

Who are the top Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials researchers in Sweden?

Lars Nordström, Börje Johansson and Mats Johnsson rank highest among researchers based in Sweden.

  1. 1Lars Nordström#34,671 worldwide overall620 citations · 28 works
  2. 2Börje Johansson#64,093 worldwide overall1.4k citations · 19 works
  3. 3Mats Johnsson#157,538 worldwide overall351 citations · 14 works
  4. 4S. T. Lagerwall#168,282 worldwide overall228 citations · 20 works
  5. 5Óscar Quevedo-Teruel#172,137 worldwide overall424 citations · 15 works
  6. 6Olle Eriksson#196,859 worldwide overall1.7k citations · 66 works
  7. 7Levente Vitos#210,554 worldwide overall651 citations · 17 works
  8. 8M. S. S. Brooks#228,080 worldwide overall248 citations · 16 works
  9. 9Erik Janzén#261,347 worldwide overall666 citations · 24 works
  10. 10П. Нордблад#276,075 worldwide overall426 citations · 38 works
  11. 11Johan Åkerman#283,889 worldwide overall571 citations · 13 works
  12. 12Sven Lidin#317,764 worldwide overall338 citations · 14 works
  13. 13K. V. Rao#357,730 worldwide overall370 citations · 19 works
  14. 14Biplab Sanyal#366,543 worldwide overall410 citations · 21 works
  15. 15Sandra Eriksson#376,471 worldwide overall187 citations · 13 works

How Sweden compares with other countries in Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials