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10 TWC Scholars Listed among World's Top 2% Scientists 2026HONG KONG, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ten scholars from Tung Wah College (TWC) have been listed among the World's Top 2% Scientists in the 2026 list published by Stanford University. Marking another year of outstanding achievements, three more TWC scholars joined the list this year. Their areas of expertise span nursing, management and arts & humanities, reflecting the continued strengthening of the College's research capabilities. According to the latest rankings, Professor Sally Chan, President of TWC, Professor David Man, Vice President (Academic), Professor Lorna Suen, Dean of the School of Nursing, and Professor William Li, Professor of the School of Nursing, were recognised for their career-long citation impact. In the field of "Nursing", Professor Sally Chan ranks 72nd globally, the highest position among nursing scholars in Chinese Mainland and the Hong Kong SAR. Meanwhile, Professor David Man and Professor Lorna Suen rank fifth and fourth in Hong Kong in the fields of "Rehabilitation" and "Complementary & Alternative Medicine" respectively. In addition, Professor Sally Chan, Professor Lorna Suen and Professor William Li, together with six other scholars were listed for their single-year citation impact: Professor Rick Kwan, Associate Vice President (Academic) cum Associate Dean (Programmes) of School of Nursing; Professor Simon Lam, Associate Dean (Research) of School of Nursing; Dr. Florence Wong, Associate Professor of School of Nursing and Dr. Jingjing Su, Assistant Professor of School of Nursing. Together with Dr. Cheung Man Lai, Associate Professor of School of Management, and Dr. Weixi Kang, Assistant Professor of School of Arts & Humanities. Professor Sally Chan, President of TWC, said, "TWC's continued success in this year's World's Top 2% Scientists rankings reflects the College's growing research strength and the international recognition of our academic team's outstanding achievements. As we advance towards becoming a University of Applied Sciences, we will further expand applied research that addresses societal needs, strengthen industry-academia-research collaboration, and translate research outcomes into tangible social impact for the benefit of the community." The World's Top 2% Scientists list compiled by Stanford University comprises two lists, based on their citation impact as of 2025: career-long (1960-2025) and single-year (2025) impact, recognising their lifetime achievement and recent research impact respectively. The list identifies world's top 100,000 scientists based on various indicators including citations count in their respective research fields.
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