Yu-Liang Zhang | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Yu-Liang Zhang | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

Professor | The University of Quzhou University | China

Prof. Dr. Yu-Liang Zhang is an expert in fluid machinery, computational fluid dynamics and numerical simulation, with a focus on centrifugal pumps and turbines. His research encompasses theoretical modeling, experimental investigations, and numerical simulations to analyze pump performance, flow characteristics, startup processes, and efficiency under various operating conditions. Zhang has significantly contributed to understanding transient flow, volumetric and hydraulic efficiency, and spatio temporal flow dynamics in pumps and turbines. He has authored 138 documents, which have garnered over 1,014 citations, reflecting an h-index of 17. His publications include high-impact journal articles and academic monographs that explore both practical engineering applications and fundamental fluid mechanics principles. Zhang’s work provides valuable insights into optimizing pump and turbine design, improving energy efficiency, and enhancing the reliability of fluid machinery systems.

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Ahraemi Kim | Work-Life Balance | Research Excellence Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahraemi Kim | Work-Life Balance | Research Excellence Award

Associate Professor | The University of Seoul Women’s University | South Korea

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahraemi Kim is a scholar whose advances knowledge in diversity management, social policy, and human service systems. With 11 peer reviewed publications, her work has achieved significant academic visibility, accumulating 630 citations and an h-index of 10, reflecting sustained scholarly impact. Her research examines how organizational diversity strategies influence service effectiveness, equity, and outcomes within social welfare and child-focused systems. Through empirical analysis and policy-oriented inquiry, her publications contribute to evidence based discussions on service delivery models, workforce development, and child rights frameworks. Her work is recognized for integrating organizational theory with social welfare policy, offering practical insights relevant to policymakers, practitioners, and researchers alike. The citation performance of her publications demonstrates strong engagement within the fields of social work, social policy, and human services, underscoring the relevance and influence of her scholarly contributions at both national and international levels.

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Kazem Badv | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Kazem Badv | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

Faculty Member, Professor | The University of  Urmia University | Iran

Prof. Kazem Badv is a distinguished scholar in Civil and Environmental Engineering with extensive contributions to geotechnical and geo-environmental research. His academic work spans soil mechanics, environmental geotechnics, unsaturated soils, and solid waste engineering, with a focus on advancing sustainable solutions for challenging soil and environmental conditions. Over his career, he has developed notable expertise in marine geotechnics, geosynthetics, and environmental impact assessment related to large-scale infrastructure projects. Prof. Badv has authored 23 research documents that collectively reflect his multidisciplinary approach to complex engineering problems. His publications have attracted 164 citations and achieved an h-index of 8, underscoring the significance and growing impact of his work in the scientific community. He has also contributed to the advancement of knowledge through multiple books in soil mechanics, environmental geotechnics, and landfill engineering, helping shape academic learning and professional practice. His research emphasizes innovative solutions for soil behavior analysis, waste containment systems, contaminant transport, and environmental risk mitigation. Through pioneering efforts, including leading an Environmental Geotechnics Research Laboratory, he continues to foster scientific inquiry, mentor emerging researchers, and contribute to the global advancement of geo-environmental engineering.

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Fereshteh Abbasi | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

Researcher | The University of Tehran | Iran

Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi is a horticultural science researcher whose work centers on optimizing greenhouse production systems, improving floricultural crop performance, and advancing controlled environment agriculture. Her research spans the physiology of ornamental plants, plant nutrition, and responses of cut flower species particularly Lilium hybrids to environmental and nutritional variables. With a growing scholarly footprint that includes 3 research publications, 15 citations, and an h-index of 2, her contributions reflect a focused and emerging expertise in floriculture physiology and soilless cultivation technologies. Her studies investigate critical factors such as nutrient solution composition, calcium ammonium ratios, and the efficiency of aeroponic and ultrasonic soilless systems to enhance growth, yield, and postharvest quality. Dr. Abbasi’s work on biochemical and morphological responses of Lilium cultivars to growth regulators such as salicylic acid and benzyl adenine adds significant insight into improving vase life and stress tolerance in ornamentals. Additionally, she has explored the effects of macro- and nano-nutrient applications on physiological traits, contributing to sustainable and high-efficiency greenhouse management practices. Overall, her research advances knowledge in modern horticulture by integrating plant physiology, applied biotechnology, and innovative cultivation systems to support the development of resilient and high-quality floricultural products.

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Abbasi, F., Khandan-Mirkohi, A., Haji Ahmad, A., Kafi, M., & Shokrpour, M. Optimization of aeroponic and ultrasonic soilless culture systems in terms of timing and growth characteristics of Lilium OT hybrid

Imran Muhammad | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Imran Muhammad | Learning & Development | Research Excellence Award

PostDoc | The University of Xinjiang University | China

Dr. Imran Muhammad is an accomplished researcher in advanced analytical chemistry, with a strong publication record comprising 35 scientific documents, 276 citations, and an h-index of 11. His work spans a diverse range of contemporary research fields, with a central focus on sensor technologies, analytical method development, and environmental monitoring. His expertise bridges multiple interdisciplinary domains, including fluorescent probe design, chemosensors, biosensors, polymer-based sensing platforms, computational chemistry, and catalysis. A significant portion of his research is dedicated to developing innovative sensing systems for detecting toxic environmental pollutants such as mercury ions nitroaromatics, dioxins, and heavy metals. He has made notable contributions to the design of dansyl-based fluorescent sensors, graphene oxide–based solid-phase sensing materials, and β-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes, offering enhanced selectivity, sensitivity, and environmental applicability. Providing an efficient tool for water-quality assessment. In addition to sensor development, his research extends to molecularly imprinted polymers photocatalytic nanomaterials, surface modification, solid-phase extraction, and advanced material synthesis. His studies in photocatalysis, catalytic pyrolysis of plastics, and nanostructured metal oxides contribute to sustainable technologies and environmental remediation. Dr. Muhammad’s technical skills span a broad array of analytical instruments, including Fluorescence spectroscopy, and supporting his capacity to conduct rigorous and high-impact experimental work. He also integrates computational studies to elucidate molecular interactions and sensing mechanisms, strengthening the theoretical foundation of his analytical methodologies. Through continuous publication in high-ranking journals and participation in global scientific discussions, he maintains a strong commitment to advancing analytical chemistry and environmental science, with research aimed at delivering practical, efficient, and sustainable technological solutions.

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Yao, N., Cai, Y., Li, J., Nulahong, A., Okitsu, Imran, M., & Ren, T. Enhanced low-temperature performance of CO₂ methanation over Ni-Y zeolite molecular sieve.

Khan, M. I., Kim, H. Y., Ali, R., & Miyazaki, S. A comparison of conventional aging and defect-assisted precipitation mechanisms in TiNiPdCu-based high-temperature shape memory alloys.

Rida, B. N., Bakhsh, N. Investigating the high-temperature oxidation of the Hf₀.₅Nb₀.₅Ta₀.₅Ti₁.₅Zr refractory high-entropy alloy. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry.

Salah-Eddine Chorfi | Rewards & Recognition | Young Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Salah-Eddine Chorfi | Rewards & Recognition | Young Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | The University of Cadi Ayyad University | Morocco

Dr. Salah-Eddine Chorfi is an applied mathematician whose research lies at the intersection of inverse problems, control theory, and the analysis of partial differential equations. His work focuses on developing rigorous mathematical frameworks to address fundamental questions related to identification, stability, and controllability in complex dynamical systems. A key aspect of his research involves studying equipped with dynamic boundary conditions, which arise in models describing diffusion, heat transfer, and wave propagation in heterogeneous media. Chorfi’s contributions span multiple interrelated themes. He investigates inverse source problems, coefficient determination, and initial data reconstruction using advanced tools such as Carleman estimates, semigroup theory, and logarithmic convexity methods. These approaches enable the establishment of uniqueness and quantitative stability results for parabolic, hyperbolic, and time-fractional evolution equations. His work also explores the control and stabilization of PDEs, including null controllability, impulsive control, and finite-time stabilization, offering new insights into systems governed by coupled or degenerate equations. Another significant direction in his research is the analysis of time-fractional diffusion models and mean field game systems, where he examines backward problems, non-symmetric operators, and degenerate dynamics. His investigations contribute to bridging theoretical PDE analysis with computational and applied challenges, particularly in contexts where data are incomplete or the underlying systems are ill-posed. Chorfi has authored 23 scientific documents, which collectively have received 67 citations, resulting in an h-index of 7. His work is published in highly regarded journals including Evolution Equations and Control Theory, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, Applicable Analysis, Inverse Problems, and others. Through his collaborations with researchers in analysis, control theory, and mathematical modeling, he contributes to advancing modern approaches to inverse problems and dynamical systems. His research continues to influence emerging methodologies for understanding complex driven phenomena in both theoretical and applied settings.

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Chorfi, S. E., Habbal, A., Jahid, M., Maniar, L., & Ratnani, A. Stability of backward inverse problems for degenerate mean field game systems.

Chorfi, S.-E., Ismailov, M. I., Maniar, L., & Oner, I. Boundary null controllability of the heat equation with Wentzell boundary condition and Dirichlet control.

Pascal Vrignat | Learning & Development | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Pascal Vrignat | Learning & Development | Best Academic Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr.Pascal Vrignat | The University of Orleans University | France

Dr. Pascal Vrignat is a highly accomplished researcher whose scientific contributions lie at the intersection of operational safety, diagnostics, prognosis, and maintenance strategies for complex systems. His research focuses on the modeling and optimization of system reliability and performance using Markovian and stochastic processes, with particular attention to system obsolescence, shortages, and life-cycle management. He integrates survival laws and Hidden Markov Models  to develop advanced models for remaining useful life prediction and degradation analysis, addressing key challenges in industrial maintenance and decision support. With a strong publication record of 25 scholarly works, 242 citations, and an h-index of 6, Vrignat has established himself as a significant contributor in the fields of industrial systems engineering and intelligent maintenance. His research output includes high-impact journal articles, such as his recent paper, “Contribution to Estimating the Level of Bearing Degradation Using an HMM MultiBranch Approach” which demonstrates a refined methodology for mechanical fault diagnosis and predictive maintenance. His studies consistently bridge theoretical modeling with applied engineering, especially in areas involving industrial computer applications, systems, IoT integration, and digital communication networks. Vrignat’s work extends to the development of AI-driven tools for sustainability and automation, reflecting a broader commitment to advancing the Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing paradigm. His publication, “The Effectiveness of AI: Feedback on the Experience to Counteract Food Waste” (Journal of Sustainability Research, exemplifies his interdisciplinary reach, applying artificial intelligence for societal benefit. Beyond technical innovation, his research promotes practical solutions that enhance reliability, optimize maintenance planning, and extend system longevity.

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Vrignat, P., Avila, M., Duculty, F., Bardet, C., Begot, S., & Marangé, P. Innovative pedagogies for Industry 4.0: Teaching RFID with serious games in a project-based learning environment. Education Sciences.

Vrignat, P., Kratz, F., Avila, M., Duculty, F., Begot, S., & Bardet, J. C. The effectiveness of AI: Feedback on the project to counteract food waste. Journal of Sustainability Research.

Ghasem Noorkhajavi | Leadership Development | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ghasem Noorkhajavi | Leadership Development | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | The University of  Tabriz Medical Sciences | Iran

Ghasem Noorkhajavi is an accomplished researcher whose scientific contributions span the interdisciplinary fields of nanomedicine, cancer immunotherapy, and biomedical nanotechnology. His research primarily focuses on developing and optimizing nanostructured systems for targeted drug delivery, immunogenic cell death induction, and exosome-mediated cancer therapy. With a growing academic influence reflected in 6 research documents, 93 citations, and an h-index of 6, his scholarly work demonstrates both depth and innovation in translational nanomedicine. His studies have explored the immunotherapeutic mechanisms of icilin and menthol-loaded nanoparticles, emphasizing their role in triggering  and enhancing antitumor immune responses. Through the design of icilin-based nanostructures and nanolipid carriers, he has contributed to understanding how nanoscale systems can modulate cancer cell signaling and immune activation. His research also extends to the synthesis of quantum dots and carbon nanomaterials with applications in bioimaging, drug delivery, and cancer detection. Beyond oncology, his investigations encompass postbiotics and their potential applications in detoxification, antimicrobial defense, and as adjuvants in viral therapy. Notable works include studies on aflatoxin biodetoxification, pesticide mitigation, and postbiotics for SARS-CoV-2 disease therapy, which highlight his multidisciplinary approach bridging nanotechnology, microbiology, and biomedical engineering. His publications in reputed journals such as Nanomedicine, Cancer Cell International, Journal of Biological Engineering, and Probiotics and Antimicrobial Proteins reflect both academic rigor and translational potential. Through his innovative focus on nanostructured systems and biological interactions, his research contributes significantly to advancing therapeutic nanotechnology, particularly in the context of precision oncology and regenerative medicine. Ghasem Noorkhajavi’s scholarly profile embodies a balance of scientific curiosity, technological innovation, and commitment to improving human health through the integration of nanoscience and biomedical research.

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Khani, N., Abedi Soleimani, R., Noorkhajavi, G., Abedi Soleimani, A., Abbasi, A. Postbiotics as potential promising tools for disease adjuvant therapy. Journal of Applied Microbiology.

Khani, N., Noorkhajavi, G., Soleiman, R. A., Raziabad, R. H., Rad, A. H.Aflatoxin biodetoxification strategies based on postbiotics. Probiotics and Antimicrobial Proteins.

Khani, N., Noorkhajavi, G., Reziabad, R. H., Rad, A. H., & Ziavand, M. Postbiotics as potential detoxification tools for mitigation of pesticides. Probiotics and Antimicrobial Proteins.

Esmaeili, A., Soleimani, M., Rouhani, M., Noorkhajavi, G., Aghaei-Zarch, S. M. Xenograft-based skin substitutes: A critical review. Journal of Drug Delivery Science and Technology.

Panahizadeh, R., Panahi, P., Asghariazar, V., Makaremi, S., Noorkhajavi, G. A literature review of recent advances in gastric cancer treatment: Exploring the cross-talk between targeted therapies. Cancer Cell International.

Junqiao Hong | Learning & Development | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Junqiao Hong | Learning & Development | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at The University of  Southwestern University of Finance and Economics | China

Dr. Junqiao Hong is a distinguished researcher and lecturer at the Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, with a PhD from Renmin University of China. He specializes in rural development, labor migration, and climate change, contributing significantly to understanding the socioeconomic and environmental dynamics in China. Dr. Hong has an impressive academic and professional track record, including publications in high-impact journals such as the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization and Climate Policy, reflecting his expertise in rigorous quantitative and policy-oriented research. His professional experience encompasses teaching, mentoring, and conducting applied research at the Institute of Western China Economic Research, where he examines the impact of poverty alleviation relocation on rural households’ migration decisions and livelihood vulnerability, as well as analyzing the effects of wildfires on different types of property. He possesses strong research skills in data analysis, field surveys, policy evaluation, and socioeconomic modeling, enabling him to generate insights with practical relevance for policymakers and communities. Dr. Hong is a member of the Beijing Association of Agricultural Economics, highlighting his commitment to professional engagement and scholarly collaboration. While he has yet to engage extensively in editorial roles or consultancy projects, his focused research contributions have already garnered recognition, positioning him for future awards and professional honors in economic and environmental research. Looking ahead, Dr. Hong demonstrates strong potential to advance knowledge at the intersection of climate policy and rural economic development, with opportunities to expand interdisciplinary collaborations, develop innovative methodologies, and influence policy formulation. Overall, Dr. Hong exemplifies a dedicated, impactful researcher and educator whose work not only advances academic understanding but also addresses real-world challenges, establishing him as a leading figure in his field with considerable promise for continued scholarly excellence and societal contribution.

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 Wang, X., Deng, X., Hong, J., Jian, W., & Yang, Z. The impact of wildfires on local property values in Wisconsin, United States. Climate Policy. Advance online publication.

 Qiu, H., Hong, J., Wang, X., & Filipski, M. Home sweet home: Impacts of living conditions on worker migration with evidence from randomized resettlement in China. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. Advance online publication.

 Hong, J., Liu, M., Qiu, H., & Feng, X. Can a poverty alleviation programme really help vulnerable rural households? Insights from China. Applied Economics. Advance online publication.