How does Belgium rank in Organic Chemistry research?

Belgium ranks #31 of 65 countries on research quality in Organic Chemistry (2022–2025), with 609 works.

Organic Chemistry research in Belgium

Ghent University ranks first in Belgium for Organic Chemistry research in 2022–2025 (#120 worldwide), followed by KU Leuven.

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

#	Institution	World rank	Score	Top-10% rate	Works
1	Ghent UniversityGhent	#120	25.5	21.7%	129
2	KU LeuvenLeuven	#224	15.7	15.8%	130

Institutions in Belgium above the floor of 40 fractional works in Organic Chemistry, ordered by their worldwide rank on research quality, 2022–2025.

Ph. Teyssié, Philippe Dúbois and R. Jérôme rank highest among researchers based in Belgium.

1Ph. Teyssié#53,639 worldwide overall632 citations · 42 works
2Philippe Dúbois#81,380 worldwide overall2k citations · 35 works
3R. Jérôme#136,853 worldwide overall538 citations · 29 works
4Christian V. Stevens#143,528 worldwide overall1k citations · 133 works
5Dirk De Vos#155,720 worldwide overall991 citations · 27 works
6Marcel Gielen#171,101 worldwide overall373 citations · 57 works
7Hans Reimlinger#241,702 worldwide overall110 citations · 29 works
8Paul Geerlings#261,169 worldwide overall599 citations · 29 works
9István E. Markó#271,442 worldwide overall387 citations · 72 works
10Pierre Laszlo#277,580 worldwide overall408 citations · 48 works
11Jean Jacques Vanden Eynde#319,766 worldwide overall108 citations · 39 works
12Jan Balzarini#323,044 worldwide overall343 citations · 55 works
13Frans C. De Schryver#350,875 worldwide overall465 citations · 31 works
14Christophe Detrembleur#373,978 worldwide overall754 citations · 53 works
15Erik De Clercq#377,298 worldwide overall1.8k citations · 187 works