Dr. Adetayo Adebowale, a lecturer in the Department of Information Resources Management at Babcock University, located in Ilishan Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria, has achieved the remarkable distinction of being named among the world”s top two percent of scientists for the second consecutive year. This recognition comes from a recent update of the 2025 data from Stanford University and Elsevier.
The prestigious ranking identifies the most influential researchers worldwide across 22 scientific disciplines and 174 sub-disciplines. The methodology behind this recognition is particularly noteworthy, as it evaluates nearly seven million researchers globally. The assessment employs standardized metrics, including citation counts, the h-index, co-authorship-adjusted hm-index, and a composite c-score, both considering and excluding self-citations.
Expressing his excitement, Dr. Adebowale stated, “I”m thrilled to share some incredible news—I”ve been recognized as one of the World”s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University and Elsevier for the second consecutive year.” He emphasized that this achievement reflects not merely the quantity of work produced, but the genuine influence and contributions that advance understanding within his field. “To be in the top 2% two years running is a humbling validation of the late nights, collaborative breakthroughs, and persistent curiosity that drive my work at the University,” he added.
Dr. Adebowale acknowledged the critical role of collaboration in his success, saying, “A huge shout out to my incredible collaborators, mentors, and teams who have been part of this journey. Your insights and support have been the real game-changers. None of this happens in a vacuum.” He also expressed gratitude, stating, “I want to thank God for the strength and guidance to pursue this path of knowledge and impact.”
