FEDERATION University researchers have been named some of the world\u2019s most referenced scholars.<\/p>\n
Elsevier and Stanford University\u2019s 2023 most cited academics list features eight Mount Helen campus researchers in the top two per cent for their sectors.<\/p>\n
Federation University Australia vice-chancellor and president Professor Duncan Bentley said the recognition highlights and endorses the quality of the diverse research happening in Ballarat at the institution.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe latest data from Elsevier and Stanford University reveals that many Federation University researchers are globally renowned in a number of disciplines,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cHaving researchers of international renown not only enhances our overall research capability and impact, it also helps attract the best and brightest post-graduate students to our campuses who have the prospect of being mentored by true leaders in their field.\u201d<\/p>\n
Local researchers on the list are Yutang Wang in cardiovascular system and hematology, Jiefeng Hu in electrical and electronic engineering, Gary Falloon in education, Nima Amjady and Syed Islam in energy, Manoj Khandelwal in geological and geomatics engineering, Warren Young in sport sciences, and Rochelle Eime in public health.<\/p>\n
A total of 15 Federation University students based at the institution\u2019s various campuses have featured on the list.<\/p>\n
Research work at Federation University aims to tackle regional\u00a0Victorian, national, and global issues, and\u00a0to change\u00a0the lives of those\u00a0affected by them.<\/p>\n
Elsevier is a Netherlands-based education and peer review education publisher with a focus on science, engineering and medical spaces.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
FEDERATION University researchers have been named some of the world\u2019s most referenced scholars. Elsevier and Stanford University\u2019s 2023 most cited academics list features eight Mount Helen campus researchers in the top two per cent for their sectors. Federation University Australia vice-chancellor and president Professor Duncan Bentley said the recognition highlights and endorses the quality of […]<\/p>\n