16 Researchers From Jamia Millia Islamia Rank Among World's Top 2% Scientists

Jamia Millia Islamia: A total of 3352 researchers from India found a place in this list, a number that indicates India's valuable contribution to the global research forum.

Jamia Millia Islamia. (File Photo)

Jamia Millia Islamia Researchers: India's Jamia Millia Islamia University has added another feather to its hat. US-based Stanford University has included 16 researchers from Jamia in the prestigious global list of the World's Top 2% scientists. This list was prepared by a team of experts led by eminent Prof. John Ioannidis and was published by the World-Renowned Stanford University, in collaboration with Elsevier BV.

A total of 3352 researchers from India found a place on the list, which represents the nation's valuable influence in global research. Stanford University has released two separate lists. The first prestigious list is based on career-long data, where 8 professors from Jamia found a place. The second list talks about the best performers of 2020, where 16 scientists from Jamia have found a place. These ranked scientists have been working in 22 scientific fields and 176 sub-regions. Career-long data had been updated at the end of 2020. The selection of the top 100,000 or 2% of the World's Top Scientists has been based on their C-Score.

Here is a list of Professors from Jamia who are a part of the 'Career Long' list:

• Prof. Imran Ali
• Prof. Atiqur Rahman
• Prof. Anjan A. Sen
• Prof. Haseeb Ahsan
• Prof. Sushant G. Ghosh
• Prof. S. Ahmed
• Prof. Taukir Ahmed
• Dr Mohammed Imtiaz

The last two are a part of both lists. Here is a list of Jamia Professors who are a part of the World's Top 2% Scientists based on data from 2020:

• Prof. Abid Haleem
• Prof. Rafiq Ahmed 
• Prof. Tabrez Alam Khan 
• Prof. Md. Javed
• Prof. Arshad Noor Siddiqui 
• Prof. Mushir Ahmed 
• Prof. Faizan Ahmed
• Prof. Tarikul Islam

On this occasion the Vice-Chancellor of Jamia, Prof. Najma Akhtar said, “This is an amazing acknowledgement of the high-level research being done at Jamia. This recognition is a matter of great pride for the University and puts it on the global map when it comes to excellence in research."