Congratulations to our 8 ISAE-SUPAERO teacher-researchers, who are among the top 2% of scientists!

This ranking, considered to be the most prestigious in the world, was prepared by a team of experts led by Professor John Ioannidis, eminent professor at Stanford University.

Of the 8 million scientists considered active worldwide, in 22 fields and 176 sub-fields, only 2% appear in this ranking. The study is based on the Scopus database, which provides standardized information on citations, h-index, co-author-adjusted hm-index, citations of articles in different author positions and a composite indicator.

This database was created to provide an up-to-date analysis and public listing of top scientists. Eight ISAE-SUPAERO teacher-researchers feature in this ranking, highlighting the quality of the school’s scientific research:

• Olivier Besson: his research activities are in the field of statistical signal and network processing, mainly in robust adaptive beamforming, adaptive detection and estimation, with main applications in radar.

* Christophe Bouvet (Institut Clément Ader - ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities focus on the mechanics of aeronautical structures and materials, with particular emphasis on the dimensioning of composite structures.

• Frédéric Dehais (ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities focus on neuroergonomics, human factors, computer science and signal processing.

• Christian Gogu (Institut Clément Ader - ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities focus on the numerical mechanics of sustainable aerostructures.

• Pierre Magnan (ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities are in the field of image sensors.

• Thierry Jardin (ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities are in the field of fluid dynamics.

• Jean-Marc Moschetta (ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities are in the field of aerodynamics.

• Thomas Oberlin (ISAE-SUPAERO): his research activities are in the field of artificial intelligence and imaging.