Ranking for Computer Science & Electronics in Eindhoven University of Technology
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There are 27 scholars Website : http://www.tue.nl |
Established : 1956 |
The ranking is based on h-index, citations and number of DBLP documents gathered by May 16th 2020
This ranking lists all top computer scientists affiliated with Eindhoven University of Technology. There is a total of 27 researchers included with 1 of them also being included in the world ranking. The total sum for the H-index values for leading scientists in Eindhoven University of Technology is 1360 with a mean value for the h-index of 50.37. The total sum for the DBLP publications for leading scientists in Eindhoven University of Technology is 4478 with a mean value for DBLP publications is 165.85.
Please keep in mind that the research institution or university for a scientist is set based on the affiliation data shown in their Google Scholar profile.
Read More...Facts About Eindhoven University of Technology
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is a public technical university in Eindhoven, Netherlands established by the Dutch government in 1956, a second initiative of its kind in the country. It offers courses in engineering and applied sciences, as well as doctoral programs and honors programs. The institute is also active in various research fields across pure and applied sciences. It envisions lending social relevance to engineering education.
TU/e is a member of the EuroTech Universities Alliance, a network of technology and science-based universities in the European Union. Likewise, it is a consistent placer in the top 200 university rankings worldwide on the strength of its research collaboration with industries.
Founded as the Technische Hogeschool Eindhoven, the institute followed the German educational system of offering undergraduate courses for four to five years, until 2002. From there, it aligned its bachelor and masters programs based on the Bologna Accords, where students receive a master’s title. In the meantime, its engineering doctoral programs were introduced in 1986, in cooperation with TU Delft and the University of Twente.
TU/e boasts of notable graduates who gained prominence in the Netherlands and Europe in the fields of science, politics and the academe. These include: Arno Kuijlaars (mathematician, professor at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), Martijn van Dam (House of Representatives member), Wil van der Aalst (computer scientist), Sjoerd Soeters (architect) and Marijn Dekkers (chairman at Unilever).
The institute consists of nine departments, which include engineering and applied sciences. These are, among others, biomedical engineering, built engineering, industrial engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering and applied physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science. TU/e also hosts scientific departments dedicated to university teaching and research.
As for its Ph.D. program, TU/e differs from its United Kingdom and United States counterparts in terms of intent. A doctoral student in TU/e is working towards obtaining a degree for a research position in the university. Doctoral programs are offered in the fields of, among others, healthcare systems, process and product design, smart buildings and cities, clinical informatics, software technology and data science.
Meantime, TU/e’s honors degrees can be obtained at the bachelor and master level. Students can choose from eight potential tracks, including masteral studies in personal leadership and professional development.
The institute has faced budget cuts and economic crisis through 2014, but it aims to meet its 2020 goals, including increasing by 50% its student population and Ph.D. awardees and moving up to the top 100 university rankings given by reputable organizations.
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Henk NijmeijerEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Maurice HeemelsEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Wijnand IJsselsteijnEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Jarke J. van WijkEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Maarten SteinbuchEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Nathan van de WouwEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Jean-Paul LinnartzEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Boudewijn van DongenEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Tanja LangeEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Josien PluimEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Kees GoossensEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Bart ter Haar RomenyEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Arthur van RoermundEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Paul MJ Van den HofEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Paul De BraEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Nikhil BansalEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Jan Friso GrooteEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Alexander SerebrenikEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Gerard de HaanEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Twan BastenEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Mark de BergEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Henk CorporaalEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Sem BorstEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Ton WeijtersEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Panos MarkopoulosEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Remco DijkmanEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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Paul GrefenEindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands |
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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.