Visual Neurophisiology

2025 Activity indicators

  • 2 competitive national public projects: ISCIII, MINECO/MICINN
  • 5 publications · Impact Factor: 31.70
  • Publications in Q1: 4 (80%)
  • Publications in D1: 3 (60%)
  • 1 supervised doctoral thesis defended
  • Evaluators of national public agency projects: 1 PI
  • Editorial committee members: 1 PI
  • 2 actions with social impact: one conference and one participation in a roundtable discussion

Milestones

  1. Identification of new therapeutic targets in neurodegeneration through drug repositioning strategies and the study of molecular mechanisms involved in dopaminergic signaling.
  2. Strengthening the role of the visual system, and in particular the retina, as an accessible platform for the development of functional biomarkers applicable to neurodegenerative diseases.
  3. Development and validation of new approaches based on visual electrophysiological techniques, with potential application in the diagnosis and clinical monitoring of ocular pathologies.
  4. Contribution to the development and preclinical evaluation of new therapeutic strategies for degenerative retinal diseases, including innovative compounds with functional and structural effects.
  5. Joint organization, in collaboration with the Ophthalmology Department of the Ramón y Cajal University Hospital, of the 9th International Congress on Retina and Vision Research (SIREV 2025), consolidating the group's position in the field of vision research and fostering scientific collaboration.

Bibliometrics

  ARTICLES ACCUM. IF MEAN IF ARTICLES Q1 OR Q2  % IN Q1 OR Q2 ARTICLES D1 % IN D1
2021 8 50.32 6.29 8 100 1 15
2022 7 61.88 8.84 7 100 1 14
2023 6 41.61 6.94 6 100 3 50
2024 9 30.40 3.38 7 78 0 0
2025 5 31.70 6.34 5 100 3 60
  35 215.91 6.36 33 96 8 27

* Only original articles, editorial material, guidelines and reviews.