Stanford Elsevier Top Scientists List of the world’s best scientists for 2024 is out now! This list, made by Stanford University and Elsevier, shows the top 2% of scientists from all over the world.
What’s This List All About?
This list shows which scientists have had the biggest impact in their fields. It looks at things like how often other scientists mention their work. If you’re on the Stanford Elsevier top scientists list 2024, it means your work is really important and helpful to other scientists. You can also read this article that explains What is the World’s Top 2% Scientists list by Stanford University.
Official Elsevier Dataset
For those interested in diving deep into the data, the official Elsevier dataset is now available. You can access it at:
https://elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchxktzyw/7
This dataset provides comprehensive information about the top 2% of scientists across different fields, allowing for in-depth analysis and research.
User-Friendly Search Tool
To make the rankings more accessible and interactive, DataMetaLab has created a user-friendly tool. This innovative platform allows researchers and institutions to easily explore the rankings. Visit https://topresearcherslist.com/ to:
- Search for Your Name or Institution: Quickly find out if you or your colleagues have made it to the top 2% in your field.
- Create Your Profile: If you’re included in the list, you can create a personalized profile to showcase your achievement.
- Explore Detailed Information: Discover more about top researchers in various scientific disciplines.
What to Do Now
If you’re a scientist or just interested in science, check out the list! Here’s what you can do:
- Search for your name or your school’s name
- If you’re on the list, make a profile to show everyone
- Look up other top scientists in subjects you like
Don’t wait! Visit https://topresearcherslist.com/ now to see all the amazing scientists making a difference in the world.
Remember, science is all about learning and growing. Whether you’re on the list or not, keep doing great work and pushing the boundaries of what we know!
Searchable Database for Top 2% Scientists: Go to https://topresearcherslist.com/ , If your name appears in the search results, claim your profile using your institutional email to update your social media links and enhance your online presence.
Mais Saleh
says:The link do not open. It says service is not available!
TopAdmin
says:Due to high traffic, you might experience delay. Our team is working to resolve the issues. We appreciate your patience.
Anantharaj
says:What is the selection criteria
TopAdmin
says:Selection Criteria and Methodology: https://top2percentscientists.com/methodology-and-selection-criteria-of-top-2-scientists-list/
Ikram Uddin
says:My Name is Dr Ikram Uddin, Graduated from University of Chinese Academy of sciences in 2022, H index 11 and 400 citation an emerging researcher in the field of pyrolysis and co-pyrolysis, bio oil upgradation, Photocatalysis.
Raghunatha K R
says:Raghunatha K R
Narayan Prasad
says:Excellent overview of scientists contribution to advance science
Wafaa hamama
says:My nam
Prof. wafaa hamama PhD, DSc
My H index 24
My citation 1824
Google schoolar wafaa hamama
But my name is not found in 2% in stanford list
Please tell me about this.
Rud Chuck
says:Because you’re only in the top 3%.
Keep up your good work Prof. By next year, you should be in top 2%.
Wafaa hamama
says:My nam
Prof. wafaa hamama PhD, DSc
My H index 24
My citation 1824
Google schoolar wafaa hamama
But my name is not found in 2% in stanford list
Please tell me about this.
Reply
Wafaa hamama
says:Organic chemistry.
Synthesis of bioactive heterocyclic compounds
Haitham M. Yousof (In Scopus: Yousof, Haitham M.)
says:Dear Sir,
I hope this letter finds you well.
I would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation for the effort your team has put into recognizing outstanding contributions to the global scientific community through the Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List. It is truly a great honor for those who are included, and the list serves as an important source of motivation and inspiration for researchers around the world.
I am writing to inquire about the reasons why my name, Haitham M. Yousof, was not included in the 2022, 2023 and 2024 lists. As a dedicated researcher with significant contributions to my field, I was surprised to learn of my omission. I would greatly appreciate any feedback or clarification as to why this may have occurred.
I have published several papers in reputable journals (166 paper in Scopus journal with h-index=34 in Scopus and Citations=3,484 in Scopus), some of which have been cited extensively, and I have contributed meaningfully to various aspects of my discipline. I am genuinely interested in understanding if there are any specific criteria or metrics where my profile did not meet the required standards, and if there are ways in which I can improve to be considered in the future.
Once again, I sincerely appreciate your time, efforts and great attention to this matter.
I look forward to your response and any insights you may provide.
Thank you for your ongoing support of the scientific community.
All the best,
Haitham M. Yousof
Department of Statistics, Mathematics and Insurance, Benha University, Egypt.
Heakal, F. El Taib
says:Dear Professor,
I hope this letter finds you well.
Since the Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List started 2020, my name was included in this important list.
It is truly a great honor for those who are included, and the list serves as a source of good motivation and inspiration for researchers around the world.
I am writing to inquire about the reasons why my name is not included this time in the 2024 list. As a dedicated researcher with significant contributions to my field, I was surprised to learn of my omission.I would greatly appreciate any feedback or clarification as others in my institution are included this year despite they have no publication since 2014 till 2023 for example. I greatly appreciate any feedback about my case.
Thank you for your continuous support of the scientific community.
With my best regards
Heakal, F. El Taib,Ph.D., FAAS
Scopus Publications 113, Citations 3203, H index 31
Mahmoud Zaki El-Readi
says:My name is not included in the list, however the others names with less h index present in the list from the same institute
Yasir
says:Lol
Mujahid Farid
says:same issue is here. Do you have account on Elsevier website with the same email address on googlescholar?
Academics
says:The list is excellent. However, some papers have many co-authors and these have not been appropriately considered.
Sadia Munir
says:Please send me list
Hossain
says:My name is not included in the list: MD Shouquat Hossain (M.S. Hossain)
Muhammad Zia Ullah Shah
says:please send me list
Mohammad Shahadat Hossain
says:My scopus h-index is 30 and scopus citation is 2546
My scopus author id is 55871122455
Could you please check why am I not included in the top2% scintist while people with less h-index and citations have been includded?
Mona A. Abdel-Fatah
says:Please send me list
MD Shouquat HOSSAIN
says:This is fake.
Ahmed Salama (A. A. Salama)
says:Please send me list
Hossain
says:What kind of system is? Cannot register. Always error and not finding page.
Ham dam
says:Being on the list or not does not represent your research quality. In the last few years, many authors just publish trash papers, huge numbers, open access, and get a lot of citations! Check Google scholar and see how some authors even in their PhD study publish 50-100 papers!!!!! is this even ethical?
and many “researchers” within a year got 200 papers!
So this index became meaningless!
A. B. M. Saiful Islam
says:My name is included in the top 2% scientists list.
But I am not being able to claim my profile or register.
It is showing, “The service is unavailable.”
Please solve the issue.
Palash Dutta
says:Hi Good afternoon
Hope every thing is well.
I searched my name at https://topresearcherslist.com/ this link and it was appearing there, but when I tried to claim, the link, it didn’t open, showing the message “service unavailable”.
Mujahid Farid
says:why my profile is not added in this list,
my googlescholar profile link is : https://scholar.google.com.sg/citations?user=okNDie4AAAAJ&hl=en
Ahmed Z. Afify
says:Dear Sir,
I am writing to know about the criteria of selection for the top 2% scientists.
I have published several papers in reputable journals (139 paper in Scopus journal with h-index=31 in Scopus and Citations=2649 in Scopus), some of which have been cited extensively, and I have contributed meaningfully to various aspects of my discipline. I am genuinely interested in understanding if there are any specific criteria or metrics where my profile did not meet the required standards, and if there are ways in which I can improve to be considered in the future.
Thank you for your ongoing support of the scientific community.
All the best,
Ahmed Z. Afify
Department of Statistics, Mathematics and Insurance, Benha University, Egypt.