In an exciting collaboration with Clarivate, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) recently hosted an awards ceremony on March 15th to acknowledge the outstanding achievements of its scholars. Thirteen esteemed researchers from PolyU were recognized as Highly Cited Researchers (HCRs) for the year 2023.
The event, graced by the presence of Prof. Chao Christopher, Vice President (Research and Innovation) of PolyU, and Mr. Osher Gilinsky, Vice President for Asia Pacific, Academic and Government of Clarivate, was held to honor the exceptional research performance of the university's scholars. During the ceremony, Mr. Gilinsky presented HCR Certificates to the esteemed PolyU researchers.
The distinction of being named a Highly Cited Researcher is a testament to the remarkable contributions of these scholars in their respective fields. They have produced multiple highly cited papers, ranking in the top 1% by citations within their field and publication year in Web of Science from 2012 to 2022. Their influential work has garnered extensive recognition and citations from international peers.
Among the distinguished speakers at the event was Prof. Yan Jinyue Jerry, Chair Professor of Energy and Buildings in the Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering at PolyU. Prof. Yan shared valuable insights and experiences during the HCR Methodology Presentation & Experience Sharing session, adding to the enriching discourse of the event.
Prof. Yan's inclusion as one of the Highly Cited Researchers underscores his exceptional research contributions and academic influence in the field of Energy and Buildings. His dedication and expertise have made a significant impact on the university's research landscape.
The Department congratulates Prof. Yan Jinyue Jerry and the other Highly Cited Researchers for their remarkable achievements and extends its gratitude to Clarivate for recognizing and celebrating excellence in research. These exceptional scholars continue to drive innovation, advance knowledge, and make a lasting impact in their respective fields.