Prasagraj: In recognition of high research standards in the University of Allahabad, Stanford University (US) has included eight scientists from the institution to the list of 2% of the top scientists in the world.
This list was released by a world-famous university a few days ago.
Of the eight scientists who are looking for the top 2% list including three of the AU biochemistry departments including Prof.
Bechan Sharma, Prof.
Abhay Pandey and Prof.
Si Rizvi, two of the botanical departments including Prasad Prof.
and each of the Department of Material Science (Prof.
Ravindra Dhar) , K Center Oceanography (Assistant Professor Sudhir Singh) and the Chemistry Department (Prof.
Mc Chatttopadhya).
This report was prepared by Prof.
John Pa Loannidis from Stanford University and his team and published by Elsevier.
A total of 3,352 Indian researchers found a place in this list representing Indian valuable impacts on the global research platform, said Au Dean (Research and Development) Prof.
Si Rizvi.
Speaking with Toi, Prof.
Rizvi added that the inclusion of eight faculty members in the coveted list was a great achievement for AU who wrestled with a large number of empty faculty positions.
Universities are preparing a conducive environment for research and researchers are given high-class facilities to carry out their work in the sophisticated research field.
To give encouragement to examine the university has instituted two prestigious awards; The Dronacharya award was given to faculty members from the rank of assistant professor) and M N N Saha Award for the Best Research Bachelor in Science and Humanities.
The two awards will be announced during the meeting in front of the Minister of Education, Rizvi said.
It should be mentioned that despite the decline in faculty strength, the research output of this university should be exemplary.
Data from Scopus shows that the impact of quotes from research papers published from the University of Allahabad is 0.99.
It should be noted that the average value of the world is 1.
This data shows that the quality of research at the University of Allahabad is equivalent to world standards.