Professor Mehdi Bennis of the University of Oulu named a Highly Cited Researcher for the fifth consecutive year
Professor Mehdi Bennis: A world-class researcher in wireless communications
Every year, Clarivate compiles a list of Highly referenced Researchers, which honours academics and social scientists who have published numerous highly referenced articles and have shown substantial and widespread impact. Professor Bennis has consistently produced highly influential research as a Full Professor at the University of Oulu’s 6G Flagship and Centre for Wireless Communications.
“This is the fruit of hard work, continuous innovation and resilience”, Professor Bennis notes, highlighting the consistent impact of his work over the years. His dedication to advancing knowledge in his field is apparent. His continued achievements also contribute to the University of Oulu’s standing in global rankings.
What is the Highly Cited Researchers List?
The selection process for the Highly Cited Researchers list involves rigorous analysis by the Institute for Scientific Information™ at Clarivate. It combines quantitative data from the Web of Science™ with expert qualitative assessment of publication and citation records. Being included in this list is a testament to the researcher’s significant influence in their respective f
The continuous acknowledgement of Professor Bennis has a positive effect on the University of Oulu’s position internationally. “This distinction will build upon the four previous recognitions and continue improving the ranking of UniOulu among the world’s best universities,” Bennis remarks.
A broader perspective
Professor Bennis’s achievement is not just a personal accolade but a point of pride for the entire institution and a testament to the quality of research conducted in Finland, particularly his ICON research group.
As Finland continues to position itself as a hub for innovation and research, the contributions of talented individuals from various backgrounds play a crucial role. The University of Oulu’s success in nurturing world-class researchers demonstrates the institution’s commitment to excellence in research and education. It also highlights the value of an inclusive and diverse academic environment.
“Getting this award is, of course, a great honour for me personally. Beyond this personal distinction, what really matters is how this award will contribute to the prosperity of Oulu, Finland and the world at large. All this would not be possible without the contributions, hard work and dedication of many foreign/international talents in my group. In a hyper-competitive and changing world, Finland must do a much better job at recognising its talents and their massive contributions to the industrial and societal well-being of Finland,” concludes Bennis.