Research Collaboration Index · 2026

University of California, Davis

North America · Platinum standing

#92World rank
86.6RCI score
1,167Collaborating institutions
80Partner countries
67,947Joint works, 5 yr
3.04FWCI

Strongest in Agricultural & Biological Sciences, at #18 in the world.

The profile

Collaboration profile

91Influence
88Brokerage
97Reach
90Diversity
97Sustained
75Impact
56International

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Subject standings

World rank in each of the 26 subject indices; gold cards mark top-500 standings. Click through to any full subject ranking.

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The researchers behind the standing

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Pamela Ronald

Pamela Ronald

Distinguished Professor, Department of Plant Pathology and Genome Center

Ronald isolated the rice immune receptor XA21 and helped develop the flood tolerant Sub1 rice now grown by millions of subsistence farmers in South Asia. Elected to the National Academy of Sciences, she continues to dissect how plants detect microbes and leads public engagement on genetics in sustainable agriculture.

Mark Stetter

Mark Stetter

Dean, School of Veterinary Medicine

Stetter, a zoo and wildlife veterinarian by training, leads one of the world's foremost veterinary schools through a period of major expansion, including new hospital facilities and One Health initiatives linking animal, human and environmental health. His published commentaries set out a vision for training future veterinary leaders and widening access to the profession.

Ermias Kebreab

Ermias Kebreab

Professor and Sesnon Endowed Chair, Department of Animal Science; Associate Dean of Global Engagement, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

Kebreab led landmark experiments showing that adding small amounts of the seaweed Asparagopsis taxiformis to cattle feed can cut enteric methane emissions by more than 80 percent in feedlot settings. As Associate Dean of Global Engagement, he applies nutrition modelling to make livestock production compatible with global climate targets.

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