University of Jordan News - Suha Al-Subaihi - Today, during
a session of the University Deans Council, the President of the University of
Jordan honored the distinguished researchers at the university for the academic
year 2022-2023, and the most cited researchers according to the (HCR-Clarivate)
index, in addition to the researchers classified as The best 2% of the world’s
researchers, according to Stanford University’s classification.
After the honoring, the President of the University, Dr. Nathir
Obeidat, praised the importance of the creativity of the university’s
researchers for the university and the nation and their excellence in their
scientific fields, as they thus raise the university’s name high in the
academic and scientific circles and advance science with their intellectual
achievements locally and internationally. They also contribute to the progress
of building the nation culturally in various fields. He congratulated them and wishing
them more excellence in the quality of research and its global impact.
The Dean of Scientific Research at the University, Dr. Amera
Almasri, said in her speech during the honoring, which witnessed the presence
of the vice presidents and deans of the colleges, that this honor comes in
appreciation of this elite group of brilliant and giving researchers from the
university’s employees, and as an incentive for them to continue research and
intellectual depth, and in gratitude for their role in serving science and
society and their impact on the educational process.
Obaidat initially honored the Professor of Computer
Engineering at the College of Engineering, Dr. Khaled Daradkeh, and the
Associate Professor of Pathology and Microbiology at the College of Medicine,
Dr. Malek Salam, for receiving the Distinguished Researcher Award for the year
2022-2023, and handed them the University Shield, while the Professor of
Chemistry at the College of Science, Dr. Muhammad Mubarak received the
university’s shield for being classified among the most cited researchers
according to the (HCR-Clarivate) index.
Obaidat also honored the researchers who are ranked among
the best 2% of researchers in the world according to the classification of
Stanford University in the United States, and those affiliated with the
university according to the classification, and they are as follows:
Professor Dr. Khaled Darabkeh, School of Engineering.
Dr. Malek Salam, School of Medicine.
Professor Dr. Mohamed Mubarak, School of Science.
Professor Dr. Malik Juwaied, School of Medicine.
Professor Dr. Hossam Fares, King Abdullah II School of
Information Technology.
Professor Dr. Fouad Kataneh, School of Science.
Professor Dr. Ibrahim Al-Jarrah, King Abdullah II School of
Information Technology.
Professor Dr. Lara Jabr, School of Agriculture.
Professor Dr. Nabil Shawagfeh, School of Science.
Dr. Muhammad Turki Al-Sharida, School of Business.
Professor Dr. Riyad Shawabkeh, School of Engineering.
Dr. Bilal Abu Saleh, King Abdullah II School of Information
Technology.
Dr. Yasmine Murad, School of Engineering.
Professor Dr. Kamel Al-Ajlouni, Head of the National Center
for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Genetics.
Professor Dr. Moayed Ahmed, School of Nursing.
Dr. Muhammad Abu Faraj, School of Medicine.
Dr. Latifa Dardas, School of Nursing.
Professor Dr. Abbas Al-Rifai, School of Engineering.
Professor Dr. Rushdi Khalil, School of Science.
Professor Dr. Sanaa Bardawil, School of Pharmacy.
Professor Dr. Talal Abu Rajee, School of Pharmacy.
Dr. Rami Al Khawaldeh, School of Information Systems/Aqaba.
Dr. Welhan Al-Shaer, researcher at the Stem Cell Therapy
Center.
Professor Dr. Lamis Rajab, School of Dentistry.
Professor Dr. Ayman Mansour, School of Nursing.
Professor Dr. Moatasem Taha Al-Hawamdeh, School of Pharmacy.
Dr. Saif Al-Din Al-Riyalat, School of Medicine.
