Oct 2025 | Global Recognition

A/Prof. Dr. Adel Al-Gheethi, Chairman of the Arab Network for Emerging Environmental Pollutants (EPN), has been recognized for the third consecutive year among the Top 2% of Scientists Worldwide, according to the 2025 ranking released by Stanford University.

The prestigious ranking, which evaluates scientists based on standardized citation indicators and research impact across disciplines, places Dr. Al-Gheethi among the world’s most influential researchers.

2025 ranking highlights

• Global Rank (All Fields): #31,802
• Field Rank – Environmental Sciences: #779

The 2025 results reflect a remarkable and consistent progression in Dr. Al-Gheethi’s global standing, advancing from #108,525 in 2023 to #31,802 in 2025, underscoring the growing international impact of his research in environmental science and emerging environmental pollutants.

Sustained excellence in environmental research

A/Prof. Dr. Al-Gheethi’s inclusion for the third consecutive year highlights sustained scholarly productivity and influence, particularly in areas related to environmental pollution, water quality, emerging contaminants, and applied environmental science. His work continues to contribute to advancing scientific understanding and supporting evidence-based environmental policy and practice at regional and global levels.

Acknowledgment and gratitude

Commenting on the recognition, Dr. Al-Gheethi expressed gratitude to colleagues, students, and collaborators, emphasizing that the achievement reflects collective effort, collaboration, and sustained support throughout his academic and professional journey.

The recognition also reinforces the growing visibility of Arab scientific leadership within global research rankings and highlights the role of regional research networks, such as EPN, in contributing to internationally impactful science.

This achievement further strengthens Dr. Al-Gheethi’s position as a leading voice in environmental sciences and emerging environmental pollutants, and reflects a continued commitment to research excellence, mentorship, and global scientific collaboration.