Hebrew University researcher ranked second in the world in child abuse research

Prof. Carmit Katz from the Hebrew University has been ranked second in the world in child abuse research for the third consecutive year, according to the 2026 ScholarGPS ranking.

Prof. Carmit Katz, CEO of the Haruv Institute and a faculty member at the Hebrew University, has been ranked second in the world in the field of child abuse research for the third consecutive year, according to the 2026 ScholarGPS ranking. The ranking is based on the volume of scientific publications, research activity, and academic impact. Katz is among the leading researchers globally in social work and social sciences. Her research focuses on child abuse, violations of children's rights, and integrating scientific knowledge into policy. The Haruv Institute congratulated her on the ranking and noted her contribution to bridging research and professional practice.