Shri Davara University Dean Dr. Surajit De Mandal Ranked Among World’s Top 5% Scientists
Shri Davara University is immensely proud to announce a monumental global achievement by one of its distinguished academic leaders. Dr. Surajit De Mandal, Dean, Faculty of Science, has been officially recognized and ranked among the Top 5% of Scientists Globally in the prestigious 2025 SCI Rank Global Registry.
This remarkable recognition places Shri Davara University on the international map of advanced scientific research and academic excellence.
The Global Benchmark of Excellence
The SCI Rank Global Registry evaluated an extensive database powered by OpenAlex, analyzing data from approximately 1 crore (10 million) active researchers and over 5 crore (50 million) research publications worldwide. Out of millions of global scholars, Dr. De Mandal secured an impressive Global Rank of 1,241,756, firmly positioning him within the top elite bracket of the world’s scientific community.
The formal certification from the Global Scientist Index serves as a testament to his profound and impactful contributions to fields that directly impact global well-being, such as Public Health, Biotechnology, and Environmental Sustainability.
A Legacy of Impactful Research
With more than 100 high-impact research papers published in reputed international journals, Dr. De Mandal’s work spans critical areas of modern science, including:
1. Microbial Diversity
2. Antimicrobial Resistance Genes
3. Microbiology of Fermented Foods
4. Bioinformatics & Advanced Biotechnological Methods
Fostering a Culture of Research and Innovation
Expressing his gratitude towards his mentors, collaborators, and students, Dr. Surjeet De Mandal shared his vision upon receiving this honor:
“This recognition is not just a personal milestone, but a driving force to further advance the frontiers of science at Shri Davara University. It inspires me to continue promoting high-quality, impactful research and to guide our young, budding researchers so that India can continue to strengthen its global footprint in scientific innovation.”
