Quantifying scholarly performance is essential for academia’s meritocratic infrastructure. Among the many bibliometric tools developed, Jorge Hirsch’s h-index, introduced in 2005, has gained widespread traction due to its intuitive design: A scholar with an index of h has h papers each cited at least h times.
As of July 2025, Dr. Erdem Cuce demonstrates significant scholarly impact across major citation databases. According to Google Scholar, he has achieved an h-index of 54 and an i10-index of 145, with a total of 10,665 citations. In comparison, Web of Science reports an h-index of 42 and 5,934 total citations, while Scopus indicates an h-index of 47 and 7,305 citations. These metrics reflect Dr. Cuce’s high research productivity and the wide-reaching influence of his work within the scientific community.
Dr. Erdem Cuce has been shown among the World’s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024. According to ScholarGPS, Dr. Erdem Cuce is the 562. the most successful scientist in the world on Energy field (Top 0.03%)
