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Twenty-one members of the academic staff at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan are among the top 2% of the most influential scientists globally

Twenty-one members of the academic staff at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan are among the top 2% of the most influential scientists globally

In an academic and research achievement that reflects the excellence of Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan in the field of scientific research, twenty-one members of the university's academic staff have been included in the list of the top 2% of the most influential scientists worldwide, according to the Stanford Global Classification, in collaboration with Elsevier, in an achievement that embodies the university's scientific presence and the contributions of its academic staff in various research fields.

The list included Dr. Khaled Al-Amoush, Dr. Ayman Al-Samadi, Dr. Shadi Al-Za'abi, Dr. Tariq Al-Hammadenah, Dr. Amer Murshid, Dr. Ahmed Al-Khatib, Dr. Rania Hamed, Dr. Haitham Al-Qawaqnah, Dr. Saad Yassin, Dr. Ahmed Al-Dhoneibat, Dr. Maleka Malak, Dr. Walid Al-Qarm, Dr. Dima Sabah, Dr. Arwa Al-Zaher, Dr. Ma'moun Abu Hamad, Dr. Iqbal Batihah, Dr. Suhair Al-Ghabeesh, Dr. Abdul Razzaq Shahadah, Dr. Suhair Sanqurt, Dr. Hassan Abu Al-Raz, and Dr. Reema Hajo.

This achievement reflects the scientific and research efforts made by the academic staff, which contribute to enriching knowledge and developing various academic disciplines, and it also emphasizes the importance of scientific research in enhancing the status of universities and increasing their presence in the international scientific community.

Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan continues to support scientific research and encourage excellence and creativity among its academic staff by providing an academic environment that stimulates knowledge production and innovation, which contributes to improving the quality of its research outputs and enhancing its presence at the regional and international levels.

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