Nine researchers from the German Jordanian University (GJU) have been ranked among the top 2% of the most-cited researchers worldwide, according to the latest version of the standardized citation indicators database. This database is prepared by Stanford University in collaboration with the global publishing house Elsevier’s Scopus, based on objective analysis.
The ranking is based on standardized citation data, including the h-index, the hm-index for co-authorship, total citation counts, and other metrics derived from the Scopus research database.
The researchers included in the list are:
• Prof. Aiman Al-Batayneh – School of Natural Resources Engineering and Management
• Prof. Osama Badarneh – School of Computing
• Dr. Loay Jum’a – School of Business
• Dr. Ahmad Al-Badareen – School of Applied Medical Sciences
• Prof. Raed Musleh – School of Computing
• Prof. Dia Zeidan – School of Computing
• Prof. Sameer Al-Dahidi – School of Applied Technical Sciences
• Prof. Ala Khalifeh – School of Computing
• Dr. Mohammad Al-Naief – School of Applied Medical Sciences
This achievement underscores the research excellence of the faculty members at the German Jordanian University and their ability to generate impactful scientific contributions on a global scale. It also reflects the university’s strong commitment to upholding international standards in scientific research and innovation.
This global recognition further attests to the quality of the university’s academic programs and its research-supportive environment for both researchers and students. It strengthens the university’s position among prestigious academic institutions worldwide.
Moreover, this accomplishment underscores the university’s role in advancing knowledge and transferring scientific expertise to local, regional, and international communities—contributing innovative research outputs that benefit various sectors.
On this occasion, the GJU family extends its heartfelt congratulations to the esteemed researchers on this outstanding achievement, wishing them continued success and excellence in their academic and research endeavors.
Elsevier. (September 19, 2025). Update of author databases across all scientific disciplines using standardized citation indicators, version 8. Elsevier Data Repository.
https://elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchxktzyw/8