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September 19, 2024-GTU Office of Press and Public Relations
GTU scientists are ranked among the "Most Influential Scientists in the World" on Stanford University’s list, which features the most impactful researchers worldwide.
Another international success has come from Gebze Technical University, which continues to lead in science and research. Thirteen scientists from GTU are listed in Stanford's prestigious ranking. According to a study conducted by Stanford University on 7 million researchers across 22 main scientific fields and 174 subfields, a list of 223,152 scientists in the top 2% has been published, based on the Elsevier database. The list includes two different categories: "career-long impact" and "single-year impact", using international criteria such as the number of quality publications, the impact of the journals where the publications appeared, number of patents, number of citations, h-index, hm-index, number of articles, number of cited articles, and the impact of the journals published in.
The 13 scientists from GTU featured in the annual "Most Influential Scientists in the World" list, along with their fields, are as follows:
Prof. Mehmet Kobya, Faculty Member, Department of Environmental Engineering, GTU Prof. Dr. H. Yıldırım Erbil, Faculty Member, Department of Chemical Engineering, GTU Prof. Erhan Demirbaş, Faculty Member, Department of Chemistry, GTU Prof. Taşkın Kavzoğlu, Faculty Member, Department of Geomatics Engineering, GTU Prof. Mehmet Melikoğlu, Faculty Member, Department of Chemical Engineering, GTU Prof. Babür Özçelik, Faculty Member, Department of Mechanical Engineering, GTU Prof. Mahmut Durmuş, Faculty Member, Department of Chemistry, GTU Prof. Rezan Demir-Çakan, Faculty Member, Department of Chemical Engineering, GTU Prof. Metin Usta, Faculty Member, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, GTU Prof. Ahmet Ceyhan Gören, Faculty Member, Department of Chemistry, GTU Prof. Murat Özdemir, Faculty Member, Department of Chemical Engineering, GTU Assoc. Prof. Emel Kuram, Faculty Member, Department of Mechanical Engineering, GTU Assoc. Prof. Ahmet Şenocak, Lecturer, Department of Chemistry, GTU
Source: https://elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchxktzyw/7
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