Stanford University has released its latest ranking of the world's top 2% most influential scientists, widely recognized internationally as a benchmark of scientific excellence and research impact.
The ranking is based on a range of bibliometric indicators derived from the Scopus database, including total citation counts, the h-index, the number of publications in which a researcher is the first or sole author, and other criteria that enable a more comprehensive assessment of scientific contributions and international research visibility.
Four researchers from the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences have been included in the career-long impact ranking:
- Dr. Mikhail Brik,
- Prof. Dr. Miroslav Dramićanin,
- Dr. Bojan Janković,
- Dr. Stanko Tomić.
Eleven researchers from the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences have been included in the ranking for 2025:
- Prof. Dr. Miroslav Dramićanin,
- Dr. Mikhail Brik,
- Dr. Bojan Janković,
- Dr. Milan Obradović,
- Dr. Esma Isenović,
- Dr. Aleksandar Ćirić,
- Dr. Marin Tadić,
- Dr. Zoran Marković,
- Dr. Tamara Lazarević-Pašti,
- Dr. Aleksandra Nešić,
- Dr. Mirjana Čolović.
This prestigious recognition reflects the dedication of our researchers to scientific inquiry, the high quality of their research, and their significant contributions to advancing scientific knowledge worldwide.
We extend our sincere congratulations to all the researchers on their outstanding achievements and take great pride in their accomplishments, which further strengthen the international reputation and visibility of the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences.
The publicly available data can be accessed under the title August 2026 data-update for "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators"
