Dateline Doiwala: Swami Rama Himalayan University (SRHU), Jolly Grant, has added yet another global recognition to its name. This global ranking has been jointly released by Elsevier and Stanford University, California (USA), 2025, which annually identifies the top 2% of scientists worldwide.
The database analysis conducted by Stanford University and published by Elsevier assessed more than one lakh scientists working across diverse research domains. Dr. Mukesh Prasad Bijlwan earned recognition in the field of Nuclear Chemistry, while Dr. Gunjan Chhabra was honored in the area of Information and Communication Technology. Their inclusion in this prestigious list reflects the international impact of their contributions to research and scholarship.
Both Dr. Bijlwan and Dr. Chhabra explained that the ranking was not determined merely by the number of research publications, but by stringent parameters including quality of publications, the impact of journals (publication in reputed international journals), and citations of their work in other scientific studies.
Congratulating the achievers, SRHU President Dr. Vijay Dhasmana said that this international recognition further elevates the reputation of the university. The selection of two faculty members by such a reputed process is a testimony to SRHU’s strong research culture and commitment to academic excellence. He noted that this is the second time SRHU professors have been included in the global list, an achievement that boosts the morale of the institution and inspires students who gain directly from the knowledge and expertise of these globally recognized scientists.
SRHU is also associated with Nobel Laureate from Israel, Dr. Aaron Ciechanover, and has entered into collaborations and MoUs with several renowned international institutions and universities.
