Stanford University-Elsevier’s ‘World’s Top 2% Scientists'

I have just been informed that I am in the Stanford University-Elsevier’s ‘World’s Top 2% Scientists' list. https://topresearcherslist.com/Home/Profile/794806

Here is the description on their website

"Stanford University's list of "World's Top 2%" scientists is based on a 2% or above percentile rank, or the top 100,000 by c-score (with and without self-citations). This prestigious list identifies the world's leading researchers, representing approximately 2% of all scientists worldwide. It encompasses standardized data on citations, h-index, and a wide range of bibliometric indicators. Researchers are classified into 22 scientific fields and 174 sub-fields, drawing from Scopus data provided by Elsevier through ICSR Lab.
Note: We have used the Excel data from Stanford/Elsevier to make it easy for users to search, but we are not affiliated with Stanford or Elsevier in any way."

I am pleased to see that their website also states: "Note: Inclusion in this list indicates high impact and recognition in the scientific community. Absence from the list does not reflect the quality of one's work." because a number of of my excellent colleagues are not yet on this list. 

Also awarded in 2026 - https://topscinet.com/scientist_profile/McLeod,%20Sharynne%20Lindy/1994/?stype=career_data

ECIR's policy impact is in SCOPUS

ECIR's policy impact is in SCOPUS!

https://www.scival.com/impact/policy/summary?uri=Customer/201004/ResearcherGroup/1141309

 

From the CSU Vice Chancellor's Message

Today's CSU Vice Chancellor's message included the following paragraph:

"We are also seeing excellent progress in our priority area to strengthen our existing research capability and improve research quality. As of 19 July, Charles Sturt has published 651 Journal Articles with 91% in Q1/Q2 journals. Not only are we on track to publish our goal of 1,200 articles with 93% in Q1/Q2 journals, currently we are exceeding our Field-Weighted Citation Impact (this measures the impact of our research) target for research."

Congratulations to our team of researchers from the Early Childhood Interdisciplinary Research Sturt Scheme and also our Speech-Language-Multilingualism team. Almost every article we publish is in a Q1/Q2 journal - so we have contributed to this achievement.

Using researcher profiles to promote research

The CSU Library team (Lauren Brumby and Arif Khan) ran a very useful session titled "Use CRO, ORCiD and reesearcher profiles to promote your research". Many of our ECIR team attended - or have signed up to watch the recorded session. 

• Here is my CRO entry: https://researchoutput.csu.edu.au/en/persons/smcleodcsueduau 
• Here is my ORCiD entry: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7279-7851 
• Here is my SCOPUS entry: https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=7005764153 
• Here is my ResearcherID entry: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/I-8088-2014 
• Here is my Publons entry: https://publons.com/researcher/1409507/sharynne-mcleod/ 
• Here is my Google Scholar entry: https://scholar.google.com.au/citations?hl=en&user=_-wFFqoAAAAJ

Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech approved for coverage in Scopus

I recieved this welcome email 

Dear Members of the JMBS Editorial Board, 

Happy New Year 2022! We would like to share some good news. The Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech was evaluated by the Scopus Content Selection and Advisory Board (CSAB) and it has been approved for coverage in Elsevier Scopus. JMBS will appear on the Scopus list in about a month. Thank you for your continuing teamwork and support! 

Elena Babatsouli and Martin J. Ball Editors, Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech (JMBS)