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3 JU faculty members feature in Stanford–Elsevier top 2% scientists list 2025

It evaluates researchers across 22 scientific fields and 174 sub-fields on the basis of parameters such as the H-index, total citations, and a composite indicator of career-long research impact
12:21 AM Sep 26, 2025 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
It evaluates researchers across 22 scientific fields and 174 sub-fields on the basis of parameters such as the H-index, total citations, and a composite indicator of career-long research impact
3 JU faculty members feature in Stanford–Elsevier top 2% scientists list 2025 --- File Representational Photo

Jammu, Sep 25: Three faculty members from the University of Jammu have been named in the prestigious Stanford–Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List 2025, highlighting their global impact in nanotechnology and environmental sciences, the university said Thursday.

As per a statement issued by the university, compiled by Stanford University in collaboration with Elsevier, this database is regarded as one of the most comprehensive global assessments of scientific excellence and influence.

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It evaluates researchers across 22 scientific fields and 174 sub-fields on the basis of parameters such as the H-index, total citations, and a composite indicator of career-long research impact.

Those honoured from the university include Dr Sandeep Arya, recognised for his work in nanoscience and nanotechnology; Prof. B. K. Bajaj, acknowledged in the field of environmental sciences; and Dr Ajay Kumar Taloor, recognised in the field of environmental engineering.

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Their inclusion in this globally acclaimed list underscores the growing stature of the University of Jammu in contributing to cutting-edge and socially relevant research.

Congratulating the faculty members, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Umesh Rai said, “This recognition of our faculty members in the Stanford–Elsevier global database reflects the University of Jammu’s strong research foundation.

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