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Weighted Academic Level Index System 加权学术水平指数系统 Weighted Academic Level Index System 加权学术水平指数系统 Global Scientific Index GSIndex on September 2020 环球科技指数 2020年9月 5858 Best Institutes on the World 世界5858个最好的机构 Http://www.walindex.com Institute of Supply Chain Management 供应链学会 Address: 6/F Bangkok Bank Building, 490 Nathan Road, Hong Kong Email: [email protected] RGS Index Institutes GS Index 相对环球科技指数(哈佛 机构 环球科技指数 大学 HARVARD UNIVERSITY =100 ) 1 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM 355115373 121.6531 2 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 291908267 100 3 HARVARD UNIV MEDICAL AFFILIATES 194147649 66.5098 4 HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE 159399171 54.6059 5 US DEPT HLTH HUMAN SERVICES 149302811 51.1472 6 CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 146113029 50.0544 CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE 7 138987718 47.6135 SCIENTIFIQUE (CNRS) 8 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 138768220 47.5383 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 9 133019621 45.5690 (DOE) MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF 10 132992859 45.5598 TECHNOLOGY (MIT) NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH (NIH) 11 132836424 45.5062 - USA 12 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 128478235 44.0132 13 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 119023592 40.7743 14 MAX PLANCK SOCIETY 110850079 37.9743 15 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY 97725447 33.4781 16 UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD 97416478 33.3723 17 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 93282529 31.9561 18 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 87738273 30.0568 19 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SEATTLE 86457591 29.6181 20 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 86428399 29.6081 21 BROAD INSTITUTE 86048255 29.4778 PENNSYLVANIA COMMONWEALTH SYSTEM OF 22 84827475 29.0596 HIGHER EDUCATION (PCSHE) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN 23 83809227 28.7108 FRANCISCO 24 UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE 83432511 28.5818 25 HELMHOLTZ ASSOCIATION 81002720 27.7494 26 MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL 80006805 27.4082 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS 27 77779961 26.6453 ANGELES 28 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON 77550255 26.5667 SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTES OF 29 76989948 26.3747 TECHNOLOGY DOMAIN INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA SANTE ET DE 30 76775336 26.3012 LA RECHERCHE MEDICALE (INSERM) 31 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 76007749 26.0382 32 BRIGHAM & WOMEN'S HOSPITAL 74941481 25.6730 33 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 72908206 24.9764 34 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 70970270 24.3125 35 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SYSTEM 70892131 24.2858 36 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO 70500654 24.1516 37 IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON 66158928 22.6643 38 YALE UNIVERSITY 65132351 22.3126 39 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 63663419 21.8094 40 UNIV PARIS SACLAY COMUE 61566989 21.0912 41 DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 61548548 21.0849 42 UNIV SYS OHIO 60623868 20.7681 43 DUKE UNIVERSITY 60577972 20.7524 44 UNIVERSITE PARIS SACLAY 60518171 20.7319 45 UNIVERSITE DE PARIS 58392342 20.0037 46 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (WUSTL) 57696044 19.7651 CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES 47 57597846 19.7315 CIENTIFICAS (CSIC) 48 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 57546527 19.7139 LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL 49 56635811 19.4019 LABORATORY 50 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 56087916 19.2142 51 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SYSTEM 55215544 18.9154 52 SORBONNE UNIVERSITE 54552497 18.6882 53 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 54487036 18.6658 MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER 54 54148648 18.5499 CENTER 55 UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN 53883762 18.4591 56 UNIV TORONTO AFFILIATES 53837642 18.4433 57 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA 52974312 18.1476 ASSISTANCE PUBLIQUE HOPITAUX PARIS 58 51897587 17.7787 (APHP) 59 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 51507955 17.6453 60 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 51033679 17.4828 61 MAYO CLINIC 50140876 17.1769 62 UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND 49287151 16.8845 63 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM 48268764 16.5356 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL 64 48193368 16.5098 HILL 65 US DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS 47686194 16.3360 VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 66 46797751 16.0317 (VHA) 67 UTMD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER 45532554 15.5982 68 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON 45072289 15.4406 69 UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 44717438 15.3190 70 UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH 43670435 14.9603 71 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA SYSTEM 42535032 14.5714 72 UTRECHT UNIVERSITY 42005248 14.3899 73 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA TWIN CITIES 41968040 14.3771 74 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 41633752 14.2626 75 KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET 41369566 14.1721 76 NIH NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE (NCI) 40748363 13.9593 77 ETH ZURICH 40598552 13.9080 RUPRECHT KARLS UNIVERSITY 78 40319006 13.8122 HEIDELBERG 79 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYSTEM 40270779 13.7957 80 KING'S COLLEGE LONDON 39853979 13.6529 81 UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY 39648411 13.5825 82 UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM 39160269 13.4153 83 MCGILL UNIVERSITY 39154384 13.4132 84 EMORY UNIVERSITY 38014847 13.0229 85 UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH 37728650 12.9248 86 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 37726013 12.9239 87 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE 37659862 12.9013 88 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 37252200 12.7616 89 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 37138343 12.7226 90 UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO 37081163 12.7030 91 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 36993052 12.6728 92 WELLCOME TRUST SANGER INSTITUTE 36666914 12.5611 93 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND 35946206 12.3142 94 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS 35922009 12.3059 95 UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 35511047 12.1651 HARVARD T.H. CHAN SCHOOL OF PUBLIC 96 35446904 12.1432 HEALTH 97 ERASMUS UNIVERSITY ROTTERDAM 35085892 12.0195 98 CEA 34998920 11.9897 99 UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA 34895108 11.9541 100 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 34760218 11.9079 101 UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH 34554575 11.8375 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (SUNY) 102 34461786 11.8057 SYSTEM 103 VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT AMSTERDAM 34205816 11.7180 104 ERASMUS MC 34171678 11.7063 105 KU LEUVEN 33853884 11.5974 106 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 33398199 11.4413 107 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER 32875387 11.2622 108 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN 32632013 11.1789 ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT 109 32399628 11.0992 SINAI 110 LEIDEN UNIVERSITY 32010660 10.9660 111 UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA 31939881 10.9418 112 RADBOUD UNIVERSITY NIJMEGEN 31866124 10.9165 113 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK 31500916 10.7914 114 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 31286339 10.7179 115 BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL 31105131 10.6558 ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE 116 30880936 10.5790 LAUSANNE 117 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 30696450 10.5158 118 UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN 30476718 10.4405 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE 119 30170948 10.3358 ADMINISTRATION (NASA) NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY & 120 30107805 10.3141 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (NIE) SINGAPORE 121 NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 30106582 10.3137 122 HUMBOLDT UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN 30079804 10.3045 123 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS SYSTEM 29844233 10.2238 124 TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY 29837302 10.2215 125 PSL RES UNIV PARIS COMUE 29675539 10.1660 126 UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI 29664437 10.1622 127 ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTER AMSTERDAM 28950409 9.9176 128 MONASH UNIVERSITY 28929361 9.9104 129 PEKING UNIVERSITY 28869915 9.8901 130 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE 28809344 9.8693 131 UNIVERSITY OF GENEVA 28622788 9.8054 EUROPEAN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 132 28280057 9.6880 LABORATORY (EMBL) CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE 133 28178440 9.6532 (CNR) 134 FREE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN 28134399 9.6381 135 WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE 28020344 9.5990 136 BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 28004286 9.5935 137 UNICANCER 27902608 9.5587 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN 138 27751121 9.5068 MEDICAL CENTER DALLAS PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY - 139 27685984 9.4845 UNIVERSITY PARK BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL 140 27573116 9.4458 CENTER UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA- 141 27408211 9.3893 CHAMPAIGN 142 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SYSTEM 27260379 9.3387 DAVID GEFFEN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT 143 27085965 9.2789 UCLA 144 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ 26998985 9.2491 145 UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL 26972652 9.2401 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA 146 26796903 9.1799 BARBARA 147 GHENT UNIVERSITY 26668773 9.1360 148 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 26460562 9.0647 149 LUND UNIVERSITY 26205091 8.9772 RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY NEW 150 26081063 8.9347 BRUNSWICK 151 INDIANA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 26066736 8.9298 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 152 25782723 8.8325 SYDNEY 153 UNIVERSITY OF OSLO 25697684 8.8033 154 UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION 25406716 8.7037 155 UPPSALA UNIVERSITY 25211946 8.6369 156 AARHUS UNIVERSITY 25102995 8.5996 157 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY 25098169 8.5980 158 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 24971117 8.5544 UNIVERSITY OF CHINESE ACADEMY OF 159 24750193 8.4788 SCIENCES, CAS 160 JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICINE 24746449 8.4775 161 UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW 24656275 8.4466 162 UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM 24339386 8.3380 163 AIX-MARSEILLE UNIVERSITE 24028902 8.2317 164 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH 23966945 8.2104 165 MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 23964992 8.2098 CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL & 166 23771779 8.1436 PREVENTION - USA 167 UTRECHT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER 23737818 8.1319 168 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON 23692418 8.1164 169 UNIVERSITY OF PADUA 23690628 8.1158 170 UNIVERSITY HEALTH NETWORK TORONTO 23413269 8.0208 171 CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION 23191889 7.9449 CHARITE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF 172 23173351 7.9386 BERLIN 173 UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL 23147594 7.9297 174 SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (SNU) 23145594 7.9291 175 INRAE 23121083 7.9207 176 UNIV BRETAGNE LOIRE 23113276 7.9180 177 BROWN UNIVERSITY 22939332 7.8584 178 SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 22806023 7.8127 179 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA 22649322 7.7591 CNRS - NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR 180 22168657 7.5944 BIOLOGY (INSB) 181 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 22162302 7.5922 AGENCY FOR SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & 182 22142067 7.5853 RESEARCH (ASTAR) 183 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 22079195 7.5637 184 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM 21971367 7.5268 185 KYOTO UNIVERSITY 21882253 7.4963 JAPAN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY AGENCY 186 21819074 7.4746 (JST) COMMUNAUTE UNIVERSITE GRENOBLE 187 21813489 7.4727 ALPES CIBER - CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION 188 21565797
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