Prof. Dr. Nikola Puvača, full professor and vice-dean for international cooperation at the Faculty of Economics and Engineering Management in Novi Sad (FIMEK), has been included among the world’s top two percent of most influential scientists for the second consecutive year, according to an international list published by researchers from Stanford University in cooperation with the Elsevier publishing house.

According to data for 2026, Professor Puvača ranks 461st worldwide in the scientific subfield of “Dairy & Animal Science,” which falls under the broader category of “Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry.”

This recognition confirms the consistency of his scientific research, his international reputation, and his contribution to the advancement of science.

The Stanford list is based on standardized indicators of scientific citations and the impact of published research. It covers scientists from various disciplines, evaluating their contributions both throughout their entire careers and on an annual basis.

Professor Puvača’s continued inclusion among the world’s most influential scientists represents a significant individual scientific achievement, while also enhancing the international visibility of the Faculty of Economics and Engineering Management and the University Business Academy in Novi Sad.

Congratulations to Professor Puvača on this outstanding achievement, and we wish him many more scientific accomplishments!

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