The bibliometric data used to devise the citation-based metrics integral to the ranking were collected as of January 12, 2026. A scientist’s position in the ranking is determined by their Discipline H-index (D-index), a robust metric that accounts exclusively for publications and citation counts within the specific discipline under review—in this case, Electronics and Electrical Engineering. This approach ensures that the ranking reflects a researcher’s focused impact and influence within their specialized field.
Scope and Criteria of the Ranking
The ranking evaluates a total of 279,971 scientist profiles identified across various bibliometric sources, encompassing all scientific disciplines. Out of these, 14 scientists were specifically examined within the discipline of Electronics and Electrical Engineering.
Eligibility for inclusion in the ranking requires that a scientist’s D-index be at least 30. Furthermore, the majority of their tier publications must be rooted in Electronics and Electrical Engineering, ensuring a dedicated focus in this domain. Consideration is also given to notable awards and achievements in the field, which augment the assessment of scholarly excellence.
The D-index threshold for admission is tailored according to the total estimated number of active researchers within each discipline, typically set in increments of 10. This adjustment mechanism guarantees that the top 1% of leading scholars within the discipline are represented. Additionally, to assure relevance and disciplinary alignment, there is a proximity requirement whereby the difference between a researcher’s general H-index and their D-index does not exceed 30%.
Verification and Validation Practices
We recognize that raw bibliometric data alone cannot serve as an absolute measure of a scholar’s contributions. Accordingly, all scientist profiles included in the ranking undergo a rigorous manual verification process. This includes cross-correlation of publication records against a wide range of credible and trustworthy sources to affirm accuracy and integrity.
Although the number of papers published in prominent journals and conference proceedings is not directly factored into the ranking position, it serves as an important secondary indicator reflecting a researcher’s active contribution to knowledge dissemination in Electronics and Electrical Engineering.
The final ranking positions derive from each researcher’s validated D-index computed using data principally gathered from OpenAlex and CrossRef—arguably the most prominent and widely respected bibliometric databases accessible to the research community.
For a detailed explanation of the methodology underpinning this ranking, we encourage readers to refer to our methodology page.
Research.com’s Mission and Vision
Research.com is committed to fostering transparency and insight within the global scientific ecosystem. Our mission is to motivate researchers, corporate entities, and policy-makers worldwide to closely examine the trajectories of leading experts. Through this ranking, we provide the broader scientific community with a reliable and precise resource to identify and engage with top-tier scientists in Electronics and Electrical Engineering—not only within Egypt but on a global scale.
By highlighting excellence and promoting accessible, meticulously validated data, we aim to support informed decision-making, enhance collaborative opportunities, and accelerate the advancement of research institutions and scientific disciplines globally.
