Three UTT Scientists Ranked in Global Citation List
Three academics from the University of Transport Technology have entered the top 100,000 most influential names in the 2026 global citation ranking prepared by Stanford University and Elsevier.
Three scientists within the University of Transport Technology have maintained their places among the top 100,000 most influential scientists in the 2026 global citation ranking compiled by a Stanford University team and published by Elsevier.
Global Citation Ranking
Three scientists from the University of Transport Technology continued to be ranked among the top 100,000 most-cited influential figures in the world according to the 2026 database created by a research team from Stanford University and published by Elsevier.
Based on Scopus data up to the end of 2025, this comprehensive ranking highlights the academic impact and citation rates of scientists worldwide on an international level.
Achievements of Associate Professor Dr. Pham Thai Binh
Associate Professor Dr. Pham Thai Binh ranked 5,427th globally, succeeding in becoming one of the nine Vietnamese scientists among the top 10,000 scientists in the world.
At the same time, he achieved the success of placing in the top 0.058% globally in the fields of Geology and Geospatial Engineering.
Degree of Associate Professor Dr. Tran Van Quan
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Van Quan secured 18,666th place in the world in this international evaluation.
Continuing his research in Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing, the academic is in the top 0.186% bracket in this field.
Position of Associate Professor Dr. Ly Hai Bang
Associate Professor Dr. Ly Hai Bang achieved significant success by ranking 58,134th globally in the field of Civil and Engineering.
With this result, the successful academic managed to place within the top 0.912% worldwide.
The University's Research Strategy
This significant achievement clearly demonstrates the high research capabilities and capacity of the respective faculty.
At the same time, it reflects the university's strategic goals in the fields of transportation, construction, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation.