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The Stanford University has released a list that represents the top 2% of the world scientists. The exhaustive list has nearly 160.000 scientists from 149 countries based on Scopus in 176 disciplines as the following link:https://esee.ly/vxpU2T
Prof. Gamal El Saeed, Benha University "BU" President said that 14 scientists from BU have got 7 ranks in various scientific fields according to the list of Stanford University for World's Top 2% Scientists.
In this regard, El Saeed congratulated the University's scientists named in the World's Top 2% Scientists' List wishing more success for them during their careers.
Prof. Nasser El Gizawy, BU Vice-president for Postgraduate Studies and Researches ' Affairs said that the appearance of some BU scientists in this international report is a significant achievement for the researchers of BU, as it indicates the quality of their research outputs, referring that the report depends on the Scopus database of Elsevier, which published recently in the PLOS Biology and classified into 22 scientific disciplines and 176 sub- disciplines.

Prof. Gamal El Saeed, Benha University President congratulated Prof. Ahmed Taher Saleh Azar, the Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence for selecting him among the World's Top 2% of Scientists and ranked 623 from 215,114 scientists in the field of artificial intelligence.
The ranking list has been published by Stanford University in PLOS Journal based on Scopus:https://esee.ly/vxpU2T

Dear Faculty members, Webometrics is going to enter the indicator of the citations on Google Scholar for the best 10 scientists of the University as following: «The recent developments by Google Scholar Citations involving new institutional profiles provide us a reliable source of research impact information. The idea will be to count the combined number of citations of the top 10 scientists in the available university GSC profiles. We are still researching about the weighting of this indicator that should be detracted from 50% that we now assigned to the visibility».