33 academics from a Saudi university are among the top 2% of world scientists

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33 faculty members at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd University in Saudi Arabia were included in the Stanford-Elsevier list of the top 2% of the most influential scientists and researchers in the world.

The inclusion of faculty members on the list is based on evaluation indicators adopted by Stanford University in cooperation with the international Elsevier Foundation, which include the volume of scientific production, the strength of research influence, and research citation rates at the international level.

The inclusion of 33 academics from the university reflects the level of research production and its international influence in a number of specializations, thus enhancing the university’s presence in the field of scientific research and knowledge production.

This achievement also reflects the university’s orientation towards attracting academic competencies and providing a research environment that supports innovation, which contributes to strengthening its presence among academic and research institutions at the international level.

This result comes within the framework of Prince Mohammed bin Fahd University’s efforts to support scientific research and innovation, and enhance the role of knowledge in building a sustainable future.