One measure of the impact of an academic's research is to count the number of citations. Citations refect who thinks our work is of interest and worth referencing. One common measure of this is to use the h-index which is defined as the maximum value of h such that the given author has published h papers that have each been cited at least h times.

This month in Google Scholar, Gleb Sukhorukov's h-index has reached 100, the first time any academic in SEMS has ever done so and it is one of the 10 highest at QMUL.

Congratulations to Gleb for this amazing achievement, which is very rare outside particle physics or medicine.