VC Prof. Romahoo among six scientists from IUST figure in Top 2% Global Scientists list
STC NEWS DESK
AWANTIPORA, SEPTEMBER 21 (STC): Prof. Shakil A. Romshoo, vice chancellor Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) has featured in the 2025 edition of the prestigious Top 2% Global Scientists list compiled by Stanford University. He has featured in the list for the sixth consecutive year.
Remarkably, Prof. Romshoo is an internationally acclaimed scientist and a known expert in hydrology, glaciology, and climate science. He has earned several national and international recognitions and is an elected fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences, the Indian Society of Remote Sensing and the Indian Society of Geomatics.
Meanwhile, several other faculty members from IUST are also figuring in this year’s Top 2% Global Scientists list. This reflects growing research profile of the IUST.
Prof. Shakeel Ahmad from the Centre for Disaster Risk Reduction, Dr. Basharat Nabi Dar from the Department of Food Technology, Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Rather from the Department of Chemistry, Dr. Muzaffar Ahmad Macha from the Watson and Crick Centre for Molecular Medicine and Dr. Shakeel Ahmad Khanday from the Department of Physics have been recognized among the top 2% of scientists globally.
In his congratulatory message IUST vice chancellor Prof. Romshoo stated that IUST’s sustained efforts to strengthen its research ecosystem are yielding tangible outcomes. He noted that the university is transitioning into a research-intensive institution actively engaged in high-impact work across critical areas of science and technology.
He remarked that the inclusion of IUST researchers in a globally recognized list is a testament to the university’s growing research output, its quality and the increasing citation impact of its scholarly work.
He added that partnerships with leading institutions, including the IITs and other institutes of national importance, are instrumental in nurturing talent and expanding research horizons.
(Straight Talk Communications)
