Subject index · 2027
Who leads the world in Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology research collaboration. 1194 universities meet the data threshold to be ranked in this field, scored on the same six pillars as the global index, using only their Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology co-authorship network.
Provisional order shown; the full field index of 1194 universities and their ranks reveal at the 1 September 2026 launch.
| Provisional | University | Country | Region | Partners | Countries | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Cambridge | United Kingdom | Europe | 975 | 75 | $690M |
| 2 | University of Copenhagen | Denmark | Europe | 971 | 78 | $749M |
| 3 | University of Oxford | United Kingdom | Europe | 1014 | 77 | $742M |
| 4 | University of Helsinki | Finland | Europe | 925 | 78 | $397M |
| 5 | University College London | United Kingdom | Europe | 998 | 78 | $581M |
| 6 | Karolinska Institutet | Sweden | Europe | 917 | 69 | $379M |
| 7 | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom | Europe | 933 | 79 | $358M |
| 8 | Harvard University | United States | North America | 1090 | 78 | $1.3B |
| 9 | King's College London | United Kingdom | Europe | 836 | 72 | $249M |
| 10 | Imperial College London | United Kingdom | Europe | 938 | 74 | $446M |
| 11 | KU Leuven | Belgium | Europe | 856 | 70 | $802M |
| 12 | Stanford University | United States | North America | 967 | 71 | $3.6B |
All 1194 universities, with field ranks and scores, go public on 1 September 2026.
| Region | University | Country | Partners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | University of Cambridge | United Kingdom | 975 |
| North America | Harvard University | United States | 1090 |
| Asia-Pacific | The University of Melbourne | Australia | 886 |
| Africa | University of Cape Town | South Africa | 591 |
| Middle East | King Saud University | Saudi Arabia | 807 |
| Latin America | Universidade de São Paulo | Brazil | 862 |
The universities at the top of the Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology index are shortlisted for the annual Research Collaboration Awards. Only partners can enter.