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| Discipline name | Position | Best Scientists | Publications | D-Index |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Science | 630 | 13 | 19 | 9 |
Rafael Sacks;Ioannis Brilakis;Ergo Pikas;Haiyan Sally Xie
(2020)Melanie Jans-Singh;Kathryn Leeming;Ruchi Choudhary;Mark Girolami
(2020)Ali Girayhan Özbay;Arash Hamzehloo;Sylvain Laizet;Panagiotis Tzirakis
(2021)Rebecca Ward;Ruchi Choudhary;Alastair Gregory;Melanie Jans-Singh
(2021)Jarkko Suuronen;Muhammad F. Emzir;Sari Lasanen;Simo Särkkä
(2020)Runze Gan;Jiaming Liang;Bashar I. Ahmad;Simon Godsill
(2020)Maharshi Dhada;Mark Girolami;Ajith Kumar Parlikad
(2020)Aleksandra Svalova;Peter Helm;Dennis Prangle;Mohamed Rouainia
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