Core Insights - Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (Tsinghua SIGS) achieved a record high with 26 scholars listed in the "Lifetime Scientific Impact Ranking," accounting for approximately 10.88% of the faculty [1] - Additionally, 68 scholars were included in the "Annual Scientific Impact Ranking," representing about 28.45% of the faculty [1] Group 1 - The rankings were published by Stanford University and Elsevier, identifying the top 2% of scientists globally from nearly 7 million researchers across 22 fields and 174 subfields [3] - The "Lifetime Impact Ranking" reflects the overall career performance of scientists, while the "Annual Impact Ranking" focuses on the academic influence of the previous year [3] Group 2 - Compared to the 2024 rankings, Tsinghua SIGS saw an increase of 6 scholars in the "Lifetime Impact Ranking," a growth of approximately 30%, and an increase of 13 scholars in the "Annual Impact Ranking," a growth of about 23.64% [3] - The recognized fields include nanoscience and nanotechnology, artificial intelligence and image processing, network communication, optoelectronics and photonics, energy, and environmental science, indicating the continuous improvement in academic talent and discipline construction at the institution [3]

Core Insights - Stanford University and Elsevier released the "2025 Global Top 2% Scientists List," highlighting leading scientists based on citation metrics and impact factors [1][2]. Group 1: Rankings Overview - The list is divided into two categories: "Career-long Impact" and "Single-year Impact," selecting from nearly 7 million scientists globally [2]. - The "Career-long Impact" category assesses scientists' overall performance throughout their careers, while the "Single-year Impact" focuses on their academic influence in the previous year [2]. Group 2: Chinese Scientists' Achievements - A total of 12,374 Chinese scholars made it to the "Career-long Impact" list, and 31,685 scholars were included in the "2025 Annual Impact" list [5]. - Notably, seven scholars from Jiangsu University, including Shi Weidong and Shi Weilong, were recognized in the "Career-long Impact" list, an increase of three from the previous year [5]. - Additionally, 33 scholars from the same university were included in the "2025 Annual Impact" list, marking an increase of six from last year, indicating a growing international academic influence [5].