70 EVCNA Editorial Board Members Named Among the World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2026

The 2026 World's Top 2% Scientists list identifies researchers based on standardized citation indicators. Compiled by researchers at Stanford University using Elsevier's Scopus data, the ranking provides career-long and single-year measures of research impact across disciplines.

We are pleased to announce that 70 members of the Editorial Board of Extracellular Vesicles and Circulating Nucleic Acids (EVCNA) are included in the 2026 World's Top 2% Scientists list, reflecting the outstanding research achievements and international academic influence of our editorial team.

• 20 members appear in both the career-long impact and single-year impact categories.
• 3 members are included in the Career-long Impact category.
• 47 members appear only in the Single-year Impact category.

Editorial Board Members recognized in both career-long and single-year impact rankings

Editorial Board Members included only in the career-long ranking

Editorial Board Members included only in the single-year ranking

Note: Names are listed in no particular order. For corrections or report omissions, please contact the EVCNA Editorial Office.

The recognized Editorial Board members work across diverse areas of biomedicine, from basic research to translational applications.

As an international, peer-reviewed journal, EVCNA publishes research on extracellular vesicle biology, circulating nucleic acids, disease mechanisms, biomarker discovery, and clinical translation. The journal values its Editorial Board members expertise and contributions to rigorous peer review, scientific dialogue, and international collaboration.

EVCNA congratulates all recognized Editorial Board members on this achievement and thanks them for their continued contributions to scientific research and the journal’s academic community.

Editor: Yan Lei
Language Editor: Amir Khan
Production Editor: Xingyue Luo
Production Editor: Respectfully Submitted by the Editorial Office of Extracellular Vesicles and Circulating Nucleic Acids