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Senior Research Associate | The University of Faculty of Sciences University of Novi Sad | Serbia
Tesic, B., Fa Nedeljkovic, S., Markovic Filipovic, J., Samardzija Nenadov, D., Pogrmic-Majkic, K., & Andric, N. Early-life exposure to di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate impairs reproduction in adult female zebrafish (Danio rerio).
Tesic, B., Samardzija Nenadov, D., Tomanic, T., Fa Nedeljkovic, S., Milatovic, S., Stanic, B., Pogrmic-Majkic, K., & Andric, N. DEHP decreases steroidogenesis through the cAMP and ERK1/2 signaling pathways in FSH-stimulated human granulosa cells.
Stanic, B., Milošević, N., Sukur, N., Samardzija Nenadov, D., Fa Nedeljkovic, S., Škrbić, S., & Andric, N. An in silico toxicogenomic approach in constructing the aflatoxin B1-mediated regulatory network of hub genes in hepatocellular carcinoma.
Professor | The University of Northwest Normal University | China
Sun, X., Ma, R., & Li, F. Global well-posedness for the fractional magneto-micropolar equations in variable exponent Fourier Besov spaces. Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics.
Ma, Ruohong. & Sun, X. Global well-posedness for the Boussinesq–Coriolis equations in variable exponent Fourier Besov Morrey spaces. Pure Mathematics.
Zhang, J., & Sun, X. Adaptedness of Wick product on Guichardet-Fock space. Research Square.
Sun, X., Wu, Y., & Xu, G. Global well-posedness for the 3D rotating Boussinesq equations in variable exponent Fourier Besov spaces. AIMS Mathematics.
Sun, X., Liu, M., & Zhang, J. Global well-posedness for the generalized Navier–Stokes–Coriolis equations with highly oscillating initial data. Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences.
EEP | The University of Thessaly | Greece
Chatzipanteli, A., Zafeiroudi, A., Trigonis, I., Tsartsapakis, I., Fotiadis, A., Patsiaouras, A., & Digelidis, N. Justifications for judgment accuracy in sports.
Professor | The University of Shandong University of Aeronautics | China
Prof. Xinsheng Xu is an accomplished scholar whose research sits at the intersection of supply chain management, inventory theory, risk analytics, and quantitative optimization. With 34 academic documents, over 300 citations, and an h-index of 10, his scholarly impact is reflected in both the depth and breadth of his contributions to operations research and management science. His work advances understanding of decision-making under uncertainty, particularly focusing on how risk attitudes such as loss aversion and risk aversion shape procurement and ordering behavior. A significant portion of his research extends classical models such as the newsvendor framework, exploring new dimensions that incorporate backlogging, shortage penalties, fill rate considerations, opportunity loss, and advanced risk measures including Conditional Value-at-Risk. These models offer improved decision-support tools for retailers, suppliers, and logistics managers facing increasingly volatile market environments. Beyond behavioral decision models, his research also encompasses multi sourcing procurement, dual sourcing under emergency conditions, supply option contracts, supplier default risks, and portfolio purchasing strategies. He has developed analytical methods for optimizing procurement in hybrid sourcing systems, considering mismatch costs, spot market dynamics, emergent replenishment strategies, and utility maximizing approaches for risk-sensitive buyers. In parallel, Xinsheng Xu has made influential contributions to optimization theory, including bilevel programming, tri level supply chain models, smoothing techniques for penalty functions, and algorithmic strategies for constrained optimization. These theoretical developments are applied in multi-stage supply chain design, cooperative risk-sharing, and interaction programming problems. His work appears in respected journals such as International Journal of Production Economics, International Journal of Production Research, Annals of Operations Research, Industrial Management & Data Systems, Computers & Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, and Numerical Functional Analysis and Optimization.
Xu, X., Sang, S., & Lee, C. K. M. The optimal ordering decision of a retailer with a spot buying. International Journal of Production Research.
Xu, X., & Lee, C. K. M. Portfolio procurement with an option contract and spot market. International Journal of General Systems.
Sang, S., Xu, X., & Lee, C. K. M. A purchaser’s optimal procurement strategy under emergencies. International Journal of General Systems. Published online.
Attaché de Recherche | The University of Centre National De Recherche Pour Le Developpement | Chad
Barreau, J. B., Guemona, D., & Robion-Brunner, C. Reconstructing ancient iron-smelting furnaces of Guéra through 3D modeling and AI-assisted video generation. Electronics.
PhD Candidate | The University of Addis Ababa University | Ethiopia
Mr. Abebe Shimelis Kassaye demonstrates exceptional academic depth, analytical rigor, and an applied research orientation that make him a strong contender for this award. His strengths lie in integrating theoretical frameworks with practical industry applications, particularly in the domains of industrial engineering, production systems, and technology based entrepreneurship. His published research in reputable journals showcases innovative use of advanced modeling techniques such as Interpretive Structural Modeling and Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling providing empirical insights into the success factors of Ethiopian technology startups. Mr. Abebe’s ability to synthesize complex interdependencies between business models, operational efficiency, and innovation ecosystems underscores his capacity for multidisciplinary research. His strong command of quality management systems, sustainable industrial development, and lean manufacturing principles reflects a balance between academic excellence and practical impact. Furthermore, his active engagement in professional societies such as the Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Society International strengthens his global outlook and professional network, enhancing his potential to bridge academia and industry effectively. While his accomplishments are commendable, there remain areas of improvement that could further elevate his research influence and professional contribution. Expanding his scholarly output through increased publications in indexed international journals would enhance visibility and citation impact. Developing collaborations with interdisciplinary teams and global research institutions could enrich his research perspectives and foster innovative methodologies. Additionally, gaining experience in consultancy or applied industrial projects would allow him to translate academic findings into tangible outcomes, thereby extending his impact beyond the academic sphere. Strengthening statistical and simulation-based research tools and engaging in data driven policy advisory roles could also enhance the societal relevance of his work. Looking ahead, Mr. Abebe’s future research potential is both promising and strategically significant. His focus on industrial innovation, technology management, and sustainable manufacturing positions him to address emerging challenges in Africa’s industrialization agenda. His research could evolve toward building smart, adaptive production systems integrating artificial intelligence, circular economy principles, and digital transformation strategies.
Shimelis, A., Beshah, B., & Tesfaye, E. Measuring successful business models in Ethiopian technology business. African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development.
Shimelis, A., Beshah, B., & Tesfaye, E. An investigation on the factors influencing the success of Ethiopian tech startup companies: The ISM approach. African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development.
ISCA-UA | The University of Aveiro | Portugal
Dr. Maria da Conceição da Costa Tavares is a distinguished researcher whose academic work centers on sustainability, accounting, and digital transformation within organizational and public sector contexts. Her research integrates social responsibility, governance, and emerging technologies, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on how ethical and digital innovation contribute to sustainable development. With a scholarly output of 21 indexed documents, 203 citations, and an h-index of 5, Dr. Tavares’s publications reflect both productivity and academic influence in the fields of sustainability reporting, financial transparency, and management sciences. Her studies are widely recognized for advancing the discourse on Environmental, Social, and Governance performance, intellectual capital, and the role of artificial intelligence in sustainable accounting practices. Her research portfolio includes articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Administrative Sciences, Sustainability, Journal of Risk and Financial Management, and International Journal of Financial Studies. She has also contributed to international conferences and edited volumes addressing themes such as Audit 5.0, Industry 5.0, and the digital transformation of higher education. Through collaborations with interdisciplinary teams, Dr. Tavares bridges theoretical insights and empirical evidence to enhance accountability and transparency in both private and public organizations. Her bibliometric impact demonstrates a commitment to addressing global challenges aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to responsible production, innovation, and institutional integrity. By connecting sustainability frameworks with emerging digital paradigms, her research continues to inform policy, education, and management practices that prioritize ethical, technological, and societal progress.
Azevedo, G., Oliveira, J., Almeida, T., Borges, M. F. R., Tavares, M. C., & Vale, J. Determinants of financial risks pre- and post in companies listed on Euronext Lisbon. Journal of Risk and Financial Management.
Azevedo, G., Oliveira, J., Sousa, I., Borges, M. F., Tavares, M. C., & Vale, J. Disclosure of sustainability information under the Corporate Social Responsibility Directive: The degree of compliance of Portuguese stock index companies. International Journal of Financial Studies.
Community Affair Chinese Community Partnership for Health | The University of New York Presbysterian Hosptial | United States
Ada M. Wong, is a researcher and professional recognized for her contributions to the fields of health information management, community health systems, and healthcare administration. Her scholarly and professional work focuses on strengthening the integration between data governance, public health strategy, and organizational performance within healthcare institutions. Wong’s academic background in health information management provides a strong analytical foundation for exploring how structured data systems can drive equitable and efficient healthcare delivery. Her research interests encompass healthcare information systems, medical data quality, and the optimization of clinical and administrative processes through evidence-based management. Wong’s work emphasizes the role of digital transformation in enhancing patient-centered care, promoting interoperability, and improving community health outcomes. She advocates for leveraging health information management as a strategic tool for decision-making, public policy support, and sustainable healthcare innovation. In her scholarly publications, Wong addresses emerging challenges in managing complex health networks, developing standardized reporting frameworks, and improving organizational transparency. Her studies contribute to understanding how data-driven strategies can be applied to bridge healthcare disparities, improve service delivery, and enhance communication between providers, administrators, and policymakers. Across her academic record, Wong has authored 2 research documents, accumulating 52 citations and an h-index of 2. These metrics reflect her growing influence in advancing discussions around healthcare data utilization and system reform. Her contributions demonstrate a commitment to integrating information science with public health goals, positioning her as a valuable voice in contemporary health management discourse. Through her applied research and leadership insights, Wong continues to promote innovation and accountability in healthcare information practices, supporting more resilient, responsive, and community-oriented health systems.
Chen, Y., Li, X., Wong, A. M., & Zhang, J. Adaptation of diabetes prevention program for Chinese Americans a qualitative study. BMC Public Health.
Department of Sports Management | The University of Tehran | Iran
Naghipour Givi, B., Pournaghi, A., Mohamadi Turkmani, E., Pourkiani, M., Dzioban, K., & Almasizadeh, S. The analysis of the social capital of the football ecosystem in Iran. Soccer & Society.
Mohamadi Turkmani, E., Nassif, N., Houhou, K., Włodarczyk, A., & Javid, M. Social capital building through mega-sporting events: Did the Qatar World Cup foster bonding, bridging, and linking social capital? International Review for the Sociology of Sport.
Mohamadi Turkmani, E., Nassif, N., & Gabriel, M. Indirect legacy and outcomes of mega‐sporting events: The case of the Qatar World Cup. Event Management.
Ghorbani, M. H., Safari Jafarloo, H. R., Mohamadi Turkmani, E., & Włodarczyk, A. The synergy of Pahlavāni rituals and Olympic values: A historical perspective. Asian Journal of Sport History & Culture.
NazemiBidgoli, A., Mohamadi Turkmani, E., & Irani, H. R. Acceptance of digital technologies. In Digital Transformation and Emerging Technologies Global.