In March 2012, Clinical Medicine became our university's first discipline to enter the ESI global top 1%.

According to ESI (Essential Science Indicators) data updated on May 8, 2025, our university now has 15 subjects in the ESI global top 1%:

• Clinical Medicine
• Pharmacology & Toxicology
• Biology & Biochemistry
• Neuroscience & Behavior
• Molecular Biology & Genetics
• Chemistry
• Immunology
• Materials Science
• Microbiology
• Social Sciences, General
• Agricultural Sciences
• Environment/Ecology
• Psychiatry/Psychology
• Engineering
• Computer Science

Ranking Details (May 2025):

• Clinical Medicine: 244/3.72%
• Pharmacology & Toxicology: 40/2.96%
• Biology & Biochemistry: 211/13.20%
• Neuroscience & Behavior: 354/28.10%
• Molecular Biology & Genetics: 175/15.34%
• Immunology: 260/22.75%
• Materials Science: 438/28.74%

A lower international ranking percentage indicates a higher subject ranking.

Progress Comparison (May 2025 vs March 2025):
All disciplines showed improvement:

• Clinical Medicine: 3.84% → 3.72%
• Pharmacology & Toxicology: 3.62% → 2.96%
• Biology & Biochemistry: 14.51% → 13.20%
• Neuroscience & Behavior: 29.13% → 28.10%
• Molecular Biology & Genetics: 17.41% → 15.34%
• Immunology: 24.62% → 22.75%
• Materials Science: 30.70% → 28.74%

The university's overall ranking also improved (4.16% in March 2025 → 3.93% in May 2025).

Note: This update uses data from January 1, 2015 to February 28, 2025.