Six Excelia Faculty Members in Stanford's Top 2% Scientists

This year, six Excelia Business School faculty members have been recognised in Stanford University's Top 2% Scientists global ranking. This international recognition highlights the impact of their research and the strength and dynamism of academic research at Excelia.

 

A leading ranking measuring scientific research impact

Published annually using data compiled by Stanford University, the Top 2% Scientists ranking identifies researchers whose publications have made the greatest impact in their respective fields worldwide.

The ranking is based on internationally recognised bibliometric indicators:

  • the number of citations received by published research;
  • the h-index, which measures both a researcher's productivity and the impact of their publications;
  • a composite indicator that takes into account authorship position and co-authorship.

Being included in this ranking means being recognised among the top 2% of the world's most influential scientists in their respective fields.

Six Excelia Business School faculty members recognised

Excelia Business School is proud to have six members of its academic faculty featured in this year's ranking:

  • Amitabh Anand
  • Surajit Bag
  • Andreas Kallmuenzer
  • Nawazish Mirza
  • Steffen Roth
  • Ali Uyar

Their inclusion in this prestigious ranking reflects the breadth and influence of their research, published in leading international academic journals and widely cited by the global research community.

Six Excelia Business School faculty members recognised in Stanford University's Top 2% Scientists ranking

Research that enriches the education of future business leaders

This recognition further strengthens the international visibility of research conducted at Excelia Business School. It also reflects the academic excellence standards underpinning the AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA accreditations, which place high-quality research at the heart of business school education.

For students, the benefits are tangible. Learning from academics whose research is internationally recognised means gaining access to teaching informed by the latest developments in management, finance, strategy and corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Congratulations to Amitabh Anand, Surajit Bag, Andreas Kallmuenzer, Nawazish Mirza, Steffen Roth and Ali Uyar on this outstanding recognition and their valuable contributions to advancing academic knowledge.

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