Guwahati, 24th September: The academic community in the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) is celebrating a remarkable achievement as two faculty members from Bodoland University have been included in the prestigious World’s Top 2% Scientists database for 2024. This esteemed global list, compiled by Elsevier and *Stanford University, was released on *September 16, 2024, recognizing outstanding contributions across various scientific disciplines.
*Dr. Hemen Sarma, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Botany, and *Dr. Sanjay Basumatary, Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry, have both been honored for their exceptional research and innovation. This recognition not only highlights the individual accomplishments of these scholars but also underscores Bodoland University’s growing prominence in the global scientific landscape, serving as an inspiration for young researchers in the region.
This marks the second consecutive year that Dr. Hemen Sarma has made it onto Stanford University’s list of leading scientists. Ranked at *56,758, Dr. Sarma is celebrated for his groundbreaking work in *Environment and Biotechnology, reinforcing the university’s reputation in environmental science.
For Dr. Sanjay Basumatary, this recognition is particularly significant as it marks his first inclusion in the top 2% of scientists, with a ranking of *115,671. His contributions to *renewable energy and chemistry demonstrate his commitment to sustainable solutions, further solidifying the university’s role in promoting innovation and addressing global challenges.
A total of 217,097 scientists worldwide have been featured on this year’s list, emphasizing the vast talent and expertise driving scientific progress. The inclusion of Dr. Sarma and Dr. Basumatary brings immense pride to Bodoland University and the BTR, reinforcing the region’s dedication to academic and scientific excellence.
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