Qatari professors shine at global horizon of science and research

Doha: Recently, professors from Qatar University (QU) achieved a notable distinction by being included in the prestigious list of the top two percent...

Doha: Recently, professors from Qatar University (QU) achieved a notable distinction by being included in the prestigious list of the top two percent of the world’s most cited scientists for 2024.

This honour, which is based on a comprehensive study conducted by Stanford University researchers, also recognizes scientists who have consistently ranked among the top two percent over the entirety of their academic careers.

Among the prominent names from Qatar University who have been recognized are Prof. Maryam Al Maadeed, Prof. Sumaya Al Maadeed, Dr. Mazen Hasna, as well as other distinguished faculty members. Their inclusion in this global ranking not only reflects their individual accomplishments but also serves as a testament to the growing influence of Qatari researchers in the global academic and scientific communities.

This recognition is of significant, as it highlights the considerable contributions made by Qatar University’s researchers to their respective fields. It also stands as an endorsement of the university’s ongoing efforts to promote and produce high-quality research that is internationally competitive. The university’s researchers are now being acknowledged not only for their work in specific scientific domains but also for their leadership in education and mentorship, helping to shape the next generation of scholars and scientists. For the second consecutive year, Qatari researchers have made their mark in this global ranking, a testament to their consistency and growing reputation for research excellence. This continued recognition underscores the university’s commitment to advancing knowledge and pushing the boundaries of scientific inquiry on the world stage.

Prof. Maryam Al Maadeed, former Vice-President for Research and Graduate Studies at Qatar University, is one of the esteemed faculty members included in the ranking, expressed that while this global recognition is significant, it is not a new accolade for her.