Best Researcher Award
Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos
Autonomous University of Madrid · Spain
The Best Researcher Award is a research-recognition designation associated with evaluating scholarly contributions, publication activity, research influence and professional achievements. This article presents the supplied academic profile of Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos, affiliated with the Autonomous University of Madrid in Spain, in the field of biomedical sciences. The profile includes reported publication and citation indicators and links to researcher-identification resources for further verification. The supplied event name is The Scientist Global Awards; inclusion here does not independently establish a nomination, selection, award decision or official endorsement. [1]
Abstract
This article documents the supplied bibliometric profile of Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos, a researcher affiliated with the Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain, whose stated subject area is biomedical sciences. The profile reports 137 documents, 4,776 citations and an h-index of 33. These figures provide an initial quantitative description of publication output and citation activity, although their interpretation depends on database coverage, author attribution, document types and the date on which the data were retrieved. The article outlines the researcher’s stated profile, discusses general criteria for evaluating research contributions and summarizes considerations relevant to research-award assessment. [1] [2]
Keywords
Best Researcher Award; Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos; Autonomous University of Madrid; Spain; biomedical sciences; scholarly publications; citation analysis; h-index; research evaluation; ORCID; Scopus; academic recognition.
Introduction
Research awards recognize scholarly work according to criteria that may include originality, methodological quality, sustained productivity, scientific influence, collaboration and contributions to a field. In biomedical sciences, assessment can also consider the relevance of findings to clinical practice, health research, translational investigation or future scientific inquiry. Appropriate evaluation requires evidence of the work itself and a transparent understanding of the criteria used by the awarding organization. [3]
Research Profile
The supplied profile identifies the researcher with the Autonomous University of Madrid and the broad subject area of biomedical sciences. This subject area encompasses a wide range of scientific disciplines concerned with biological processes, disease mechanisms, diagnostic approaches and the development of evidence relevant to human health. The input does not specify a narrower research specialization, laboratory, department or current academic appointment, so no additional disciplinary or institutional details are inferred. [3]
Research Contributions
Assessing the research contributions of an individual requires examination of specific studies, research questions, methods, findings and evidence of the individual’s role. The supplied profile establishes a broad biomedical-sciences classification and provides summary bibliometric values, but it does not include article titles, abstracts, project descriptions or contribution statements. Specific discoveries or clinical outcomes therefore cannot be attributed to the researcher on the basis of the available information alone. [5]
Publications
The supplied profile reports 137 documents associated with the researcher. This figure provides a broad indication of indexed scholarly output, but it does not identify the publication types, individual titles, publication years, journal names or authorship positions represented in the total. A complete publication bibliography should be retrieved from the researcher’s Scopus record and cross-checked against publisher records and persistent identifiers where available. [1]
Research Impact
The supplied values of 4,776 citations and an h-index of 33 provide two quantitative indicators of the researcher’s reported bibliometric profile. Citation counts describe how frequently indexed publications are cited by other indexed works, while the h-index combines publication volume with citation distribution. Neither measure directly establishes the correctness, originality, clinical value or societal impact of a research contribution. [1] [3]
Award Suitability
The reported publication and citation indicators may be relevant to a research-recognition assessment, depending on the award’s published eligibility and evaluation criteria. The suitability of a candidate cannot be determined from bibliometric counts alone. A defensible assessment should compare documented achievements with the actual award requirements and should distinguish objective records from qualitative judgments. [4]
Conclusion
The supplied information identifies Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos as a researcher affiliated with the Autonomous University of Madrid in Spain, working within the broad subject area of biomedical sciences. The reported profile comprises 137 documents, 4,776 citations and an h-index of 33, with a Scopus author identifier and an ORCID iD provided for further verification. These indicators describe the profile as supplied but should be checked against current authoritative records before formal publication or use in an award submission. [1]
External Links
References
- Elsevier. (2026). Scopus author details: Miguel Saenz De Pipaon Marcos, Author ID 8748477500.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=8748477500
- ORCID. (2026). ORCID record: 0000-0002-4793-1561.
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4793-1561
- LCPUFA plasma levels related to FADS polymorphisms in preterm infants
10.1073/pnas.0507655102.
- The Scientist Global Awards. (2026). Official event website.
https://thescientists.net/
- Adequate nutrition during pregnancy including LCPUFAs: a commentary.
https://www.icmje.org/recommendations/