Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · Italy
Three CNR scientists named in Research.com's 2026 Best Rising Stars of Science lists
Three researchers from the National Research Council of Italy appear in Research.com's 2026 Best Rising Stars of Science rankings, for both the world and Italy, CNR said.
Why it matters: Three CNR researchers working in Earth observation, biodiversity conservation and plant science gain a listing in both the world and Italy rankings.
The National Research Council of Italy (CNR) said on 23 October 2026 that three of its affiliated scientists had been included in Research.com's 2026 Best Rising Stars of Science ranking.
According to CNR, the three appear in both the 2026 world list and the 2026 Italy list of Best Rising Stars of Science.
CNR named the researchers as Gemine Vivone of CNR-IMIOT, Stefano Mammola of CNR-IRSA and Cecilia Brunetti of CNR-IPSP.
CNR said the listings highlight research contributions in Earth observation, biodiversity conservation and plant science.
Editor’s view
Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
The recognition applies to three named CNR researchers in Earth observation, biodiversity conservation and plant science, who are listed in both the world and Italy editions of Research.com's 2026 Best Rising Stars of Science rankings.
