Research Collaboration Index · 2026

University of Warwick

Europe · Platinum standing

#53World rank
90.0RCI score
1,144Collaborating institutions
80Partner countries
36,777Joint works, 5 yr
5.33FWCI

Strongest in Physics & Astronomy, at #5 in the world.

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Collaboration profile

81Influence
79Brokerage
92Reach
90Diversity
89Sustained
100Impact
90International

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David J. Armstrong

David J. ArmstrongSubject Award Winner 2026

Physics & Astronomy · featured academic

Armstrong detects and characterises exoplanets at the University of Warwick, combining space-telescope photometry with machine learning and ground-based follow-up. In this international collaboration spanning Oxford, Geneva, MIT and many other institutions, he helped confirm two mini-Neptunes transiting the young, bright K dwarf HD 73583, a benchmark system for studying how planetary atmospheres evolve.

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