MSHS academics recognised as the most cited scientists globally
Congratulations to the twenty-nine academic staff members from the School of Health Sciences who have been recognised on the Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists list of most-cited researchers in the world.
The annual list celebrates researchers who are leading their fields through their citation impact and who have made significant contributions to their domains of expertise. The list is developed with data from Elsevier’s Scopus database and updated to the end of 2023, identifying the top 100,000 researchers across various disciplines based on a composite citation score. The ranking evaluates the influence of research through citations, as well as co-authorship and author order. The Stanford/Elsevier analysis is considered one of the most comprehensive global evaluations of scientific impact.
This recognition reflects the dedication, teamwork and high standards of Melbourne School of Health Sciences researchers and teams, showcasing the school’s commitment to creating meaningful impact across multiple allied health and nursing fields.
Congratulations to our colleagues who were named in the top 2% this year!
- Prof Sanchia Aranda
- Prof Kim Bennell
- Prof Sue Berney
- Prof Linda Denehy
- Prof Fiona Dobson
- Prof Laura Downie
- Prof Richard Dowell
- A/Prof Thorlene Egerton
- Prof Jill Francis
- Prof Helena Frawley
- Timothy Fricke
- Prof Catherine Granger
- Prof Denise Harrison
- A/Prof Kate Hayward
- Prof Rana Hinman
- Prof Cathy Humphreys
- A/Prof Rebecca Jarden
- Prof Jennifer McGinley
- Prof Allison McKendrick
- Prof Angela Morgan
- Prof John Oliffe
- A/Prof Selina Parry
- Prof Gary Rance
- Prof Alicia Spittle
- Prof Bruce Thompson
- Prof Algis Vingrys
- Prof Adam Vogel
- A/Prof Kelly Weir
- Prof Gavin Williams
