01Research activity
Random Number research by ScholarsColab researchers
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02Researchers
PhD researchers working on Random Number
Every researcher below is registered on ScholarsColab and can be hired as a mentor or for a project. Publication counts are their papers on this topic.
Chris GILBERTWilliam VS Tubman University3 papers on this topic · 54 citations
Dimitrios A KarrasProf. Dimitrios A. Karras, PhD Assoc. prof. National and Kapodistrian University of…1 paper on this topic · 9 citationsUUsha Rani NelakuditiVFSTR Deemed to be University1 paper on this topic · 5 citations03Papers
Research papers on Random Number
- Comparative Analysis of Efficiency of Fibonacci Random Number Generator Algorithm and Gaussian Random Number Generator Algorithm in a Cryptographic System.201330 citationsChris GILBERT
- Testing for Randomness in Pseudo Random Number Generators Algorithms in a Cryptographic Application201523 citationsChris GILBERT
- Overfitting in multilayer perceptrons as a mechanism for (pseudo) random number generation in the design of secure electronic commerce systems20009 citationsDimitrios A Karras
- Generation of cryptographically secured pseudo random numbers using FPGA20145 citationsUsha Rani Nelakuditi
- Comparative Analysis of the Efficiency of Pseudo Random Numbers Generators Algorithms in Cryptographic Application20171 citationsChris GILBERT
04Top 2% scientists
World’s Top 2% scientists in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
The Stanford/Elsevier World’s Top 2% Scientists list ranks researchers by a composite citation indicator. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology is the research subfield closest to Random Number in that list; 4,497 researchers from 62 countries are listed in it.
| Researcher | Institution | Country | World rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| HALLIWELL, Barry B. | NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine | Singapore | 19 |
| Semenza, Gregg L. | Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine | United States | 20 |
| Reed, John C. | Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute | United States | 72 |
| Ferrara, Napoleone M.A. | University of California San Diego | United States | 82 |
| Chou, Kuo Chen | Gordon Life Science Institute | United States | 98 |
| Sies, Helmult | Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf | Germany | 150 |
| Guengerich, Frederick Peter | Vanderbilt University School of Medicine | United States | 157 |
| Uversky, Vladimir N. | University of South Florida, Tampa | United States | 172 |
| Catterall, William A. | University of Washington | United States | 200 |
| Ames, Bruce N. | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | United States | 215 |
| Dobson, Christopher Martin | University of Cambridge | United Kingdom | 217 |
| Cantley, Lewis C. | Weill Cornell Medicine | United States | 226 |
Source: Elsevier Data Repository, Ioannidis et al., 2026 edition, citations to the end of 2025 (career-long ranking). ScholarsColab is not affiliated with Stanford University or Elsevier, and the researchers listed are not ScholarsColab mentors unless marked so above.
05Related topics
Topics related to Random Number
Topics that share the most papers with Random Number in our researchers’ work:
- Commerce16 papers · 13 researchers
06Questions
Frequently asked questions
What do researchers study in Random Number?
In papers by ScholarsColab researchers, Random Number appears most often together with pseudo, generator, algorithm, cryptographic, comparative, efficiency.
Who works on Random Number research?
3 PhD researchers on ScholarsColab have published on Random Number (5 papers), including Chris GILBERT, Dimitrios A Karras, Usha Rani Nelakuditi. Each has a public profile with their Google Scholar publications, and you can hire them as a mentor or for a research project.
How many research papers on Random Number are on ScholarsColab?
5 papers published between 2000 and 2017, cited 68 times in total (median 9 citations per paper). The list updates automatically as researchers join and publish.
Can I hire a PhD expert in Random Number for my thesis or paper?
Yes. Open any researcher profile on this page to see their publications, then post your project or hire them directly. For a paper you have already written, a Manuscript Audit by a reviewer in Random Number shows what to fix before you submit, and Journal Selection shortlists up to five journals that match it.
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