ICCS Researchers Recognised Among the World’s Top 2% Scientists in Stanford Ranking

A significant international recognition for the research community of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and the Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS), with 173 scientists featured in the latest World’s Top 2% Scientists ranking, highlighting researchers with the greatest scientific impact worldwide.

Among those recognised are 16 scientific collaborators and researchers affiliated with NTUA and ICCS, reflecting the strong international presence and scientific excellence of the Greek research community.

Among the distinguished scientists is Dr Angelos Amditis, Director of the I-SENSE Group and R&D Director of ICCS, who is recognised for his career-long scientific impact. This distinction acknowledges his longstanding contribution to research and innovation, as well as the international reach and influence of his scientific work.

Two other distinguished ICCS scientists are also recognised in the career-long impact category:

  • Professor Emeritus John Psarras, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA, Director of ICCS.
  • Professor Emeritus Nikolaos Uzunoglu, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA, ICCS.

The World’s Top 2% Scientists ranking, developed by researchers at Stanford University and published through the Elsevier Data Repository, draws on bibliometric data from Scopus. It assesses scientific influence through two complementary perspectives: career-long impact and single-year impact.

For ICCS and the I-SENSE Group, this recognition highlights their continued commitment to scientific excellence, cutting-edge research and the development of innovative technologies and solutions with international impact.

Warm congratulations to all researchers who have received this prestigious distinction!

Source: https://ntua.gr/el/180-years-ntua/item/5675-172-meli-tis-akadimaikis-kai-erevnitikis-tou-koinotitas-tou-emp-sti-diethni-katataksi-world-s-top-2-scientists

Please share this