JHAP Editorial Board Member Prof. Salvatore Capozziello Ranked Among the World's Most Influential Scientists in 2026

• 2026-10-13

The Journal of Holography Applications in Physics (JHAP) is delighted to congratulate Professor Salvatore Capozziello, a distinguished member of its Editorial Board and Professor at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy, on his outstanding achievement in the World's Top 2% Scientists 2026 ranking.

According to a report published by the Italian news outlet Virgilio Sapere, Professor Capozziello has been ranked 9th among the most influential scientists working in Italy and 999th worldwide, placing him among the world's top 1,000 researchers in the reported ranking.

This prestigious recognition reflects his remarkable scientific contributions and international research impact, particularly in theoretical physics, modified theories of gravity, cosmology, and astrophysics.

Professor Capozziello is internationally recognized for his pioneering research on extended theories of gravity, including f(R) gravity, and his significant contributions to understanding the fundamental nature of gravitation, dark energy, and the evolution of the Universe.

The World's Top 2% Scientists ranking, developed using Scopus bibliometric data and associated with researchers at Stanford University and Elsevier, evaluates scientific influence through standardized citation-based indicators, including citation impact and authorship contributions.

The Editorial Team of JHAP is particularly proud to have Professor Capozziello as a distinguished member of its Editorial Board. His scientific achievements and international reputation are a source of inspiration for our academic community and reflect the high scientific standards and international perspective that JHAP seeks to promote.

On behalf of the Editor-in-Chief, Lead Editor, Editorial Board, and the entire JHAP community, we extend our warmest congratulations to Professor Salvatore Capozziello on this remarkable achievement.

We wish him continued success, further scientific breakthroughs, and many more distinguished accomplishments in his academic career.