One of the leading higher education institutions in the region, Ajman University (AU) has reaffirmed its growing research impact, with 27 faculty members named in Stanford University’s prestigious ‘World’s Top 2% Scientists’ list for 2025, developed in collaboration with Elsevier. This marks an increase of ten researchers compared to last year. Notably, ten AU scholars were recognized for their long-term career impact, highlighting their sustained contributions to global research and academic excellence.
Stanford University’s ‘World’s Top 2% Scientists’ list highlights the most influential researchers worldwide, spanning 22 scientific fields and 174 subfields. Based on Scopus data by Elesvier, it benchmarks nearly 200,000 researchers whose work is shaping knowledge, innovation, and discovery at the highest levels.
Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University, stated:
“This recognition marks a significant milestone in Ajman University’s journey as a non-profit institution. It reflects our commitment to advancing impactful research and fostering innovation. At AU, research is not just a pursuit of knowledge; it is a mission to address global challenges, cultivate collaboration, and generate solutions with societal relevance and lasting impact.”
As a private non-profit institution, Ajman University continues to invest in research across a wide range of academic disciplines. With a strategic focus on fostering innovation and research leadership, the University remains committed to advancing knowledge and developing solutions that support community development and contribute to a more sustainable future for generations to come.
