Ranking for Computer Science & Electronics in MIT
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There are 90 scholars Website : https://www.mit.edu |
Established : 1861 |
The ranking is based on h-index, citations and number of DBLP documents gathered by May 16th 2020
This ranking includes all top computer scientists affiliated with MIT. There is a total of 90 researchers included with 36 of them also being features in the world ranking. The total sum for the H-index values for top scientists in MIT is 6368 with a mean value for the h-index of 70.76. The total sum for the DBLP publications for top scientists in MIT is 16555 with a mean value for DBLP publications is 183.94.
Please consider that the research institution or university for a scientist is set based on the affiliation data featured on their Google Scholar profile.
Read More...Facts About MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a sea-, land- , and space-grant private research university located in Cambridge Massachusetts. Its 166-acre campus sits between Kendall and Central Squares and is situated across the Charles River that flows from Boston’s Back Bay. The university also comprises major off-campus facilities like the Haystack Observatory and MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
MIT was founded in 1861 to help accelerate the industrial revolution that the United States underwent at the time. While chartered by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on April 10, 1861, the developments were delayed due to the Civil War breaking out two days later. The first classes held by the school were in 1865, in the Mercantile Building in Boston.
While the university is notably strong in political science, philosophy, economics, linguistics, and urban studies, it is perhaps best known for its programs in physical sciences and engineering. These include Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Information Systems, Physics and Astronomy, and Mathematics. Massachusetts Institute of Technology has also been named as the world’s number one university by QS ranking for eight years in a row since 2013.
MIT is a pioneer of some new ways of learning and teaching inside and outside the campus through the invention and use of digital technologies. A forerunner in this category is MITx where MIT partners with edX to offer free online interactive courses from MIT instructors. Other open learning programs include OpenCourseWare that readily offers 2,450+ MIT courses online and MicroMasters program that offers an academic and professional credential for online learners.
MIT is also distinguished for its scientific buildings, including observatories, laboratories, science museums, and even a research nuclear reactor. One example of this is the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, which was funded by the National Science Foundation. The MIT Nuclear Research Reactor is also considered as one of the most powerful nuclear reactors in the U.S. that are university-based. Moreover, an artificial intelligence research lab has also been under construction on the campus since 2017.
Furthermore, the institution is well-known for its accomplished alumni, researchers, and faculty members. As of October 2020, MIT has churned out 97 Nobel laureates, eight Fields Medalists, 16 Chief Scientists of the U.S. Air Force, and 26 Turing Award winners. In addition, there are also 77 MacArthur Fellows, 29 National Medal of Technology and Innovation winners, and 41 astronauts. The university also shows the strength of its entrepreneurial culture with alumni founding or co-founding notable companies, including HP Inc., Intel, Qualcomm, and Koch Industries.
Read Less...| National | World | Scholar | #DBLP | Citations | H-index |
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TOMASO POGGIOMITUnited States |
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Alex Sandy PentlandMITUnited States |
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Hari BalakrishnanMITUnited States |
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William T. FreemanMITUnited States |
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Daniela RusMITUnited States |
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Antonio TorralbaMITUnited States |
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Rosalind PicardMITUnited States |
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Ronald L. RivestMITUnited States |
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Dimitri BertsekasMITUnited States |
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Samuel MaddenMITUnited States |
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Alan S. WillskyMITUnited States |
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Srini DevadasMITUnited States |
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David KargerMITUnited States |
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Frans KaashoekMITUnited States |
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Robert C. MillerMITUnited States |
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Brian WilliamsMITUnited States |
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John TsitsiklisMITUnited States |
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Dimitris BertsimasMITUnited States |
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Ramesh RaskarMITUnited States |
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Jonathan P. HowMITUnited States |
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Moe WinMITUnited States |
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Fredo DurandMITUnited States |
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Edward H AdelsonMITUnited States |
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Jean-Jacques SlotineMITUnited States |
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Pattie MaesMITUnited States |
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Robert MorrisMITUnited States |
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Eric GrimsonMITUnited States |
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Muriel MedardMITUnited States |
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Nancy LynchMITUnited States |
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Piotr IndykMITUnited States |
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Dina KatabiMITUnited States |
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Cynthia BreazealMITUnited States |
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Nicholas RoyMITUnited States |
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John LeonardMITUnited States |
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Erik DemaineMITUnited States |
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Martin RinardMITUnited States |
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Aude OlivaMITUnited States |
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David Simchi-LeviMITUnited States |
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Anant AgarwalMITUnited States |
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James GlassMITUnited States |
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Wanda OrlikowskiMITUnited States |
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Daniel HuttenlocherMITUnited States |
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Hiroshi ISHIIMITUnited States |
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David ClarkMITUnited States |
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Rodney A. BrooksMITUnited States |
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James B. OrlinMITUnited States |
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Doug ReynoldsMITUnited States |
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Saman AmarasingheMITUnited States |
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Wojciech MatusikMITUnited States |
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Charles E. LeisersonMITUnited States |
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Gregory WornellMITUnited States |
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Eytan ModianoMITUnited States |
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Berthold HornMITUnited States |
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Joseph ParadisoMITUnited States |
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Tomas Lozano-PerezMITUnited States |
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Asuman OzdaglarMITUnited States |
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Seth TellerMITUnited States |
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Joel EmerMITUnited States |
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G David ForneyMITUnited States |
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Russ TedrakeMITUnited States |
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Michael CusumanoMITUnited States |
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Peter SzolovitsMITUnited States |
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Pablo A. ParriloMITUnited States |
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Vinod VaikuntanathanMITUnited States |
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Henry LiebermanMITUnited States |
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Anuradha AnnaswamyMITUnited States |
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Munther DahlehMITUnited States |
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Sanjay SarmaMITUnited States |
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Suvrit SraMITUnited States |
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Belle TsengMITUnited States |
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Polina GollandMITUnited States |
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Larry RudolphMITUnited States |
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Mohammad AlizadehMITUnited States |
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Deb RoyMITUnited States |
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Daniel JacksonMITUnited States |
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Sertac KaramanMITUnited States |
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Michel GoemansMITUnited States |
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Jeremy KepnerMITUnited States |
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Patrick JailletMITUnited States |
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Nicholas M. PatrikalakisMITUnited States |
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Ronitt RubinfeldMITUnited States |
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Alan EdelmanMITUnited States |
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Lorenzo RosascoMITUnited States |
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John W. Fisher IIIMITUnited States |
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Sangbae KimMITUnited States |
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Alexander RakhlinMITUnited States |
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Vivienne SzeMITUnited States |
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Dov DoriMITUnited States |
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Una-May O'ReillyMITUnited States |
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Lalana KagalMITUnited States |
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Our research was coordinated by Imed Bouchrika, PhD, a computer scientist with a well-established record of collaboration on a number of international research projects with different partners from the academic community. His role was to make sure all data remained unbiased, accurate, and up-to-date.
