20.05.2026
MCML Members Recognized in Research.com 2026 Computer Science Ranking
Three Researchers Secure Top 10 Spots in Germany
We are pleased to announce that several MCML Principal Investigators have been named among Germany's Best Computer Science Scientists for 2026 by Research.com.
The ranking is based on the Discipline H-index (D-index), a key citation-based metric evaluating scientific impact and contributions within specific fields.
National Top 10 Placements
Special congratulations go to our three researchers who achieved positions within Germany’s national Top 10:
- Daniel Rueckert (#8 in Germany)
- Daniel Cremers (#9 in Germany)
- Nassir Navab (#10 in Germany)
Notable National Rankings
Alongside our top-ten achievements, we also celebrate the outstanding rankings earned by our MCML colleagues, whose work continues to drive impactful research forward.
Congratulations to all our Principal Investigators on this well-deserved recognition and for their continued contributions to the scientific community.
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