Nasiwat Thanathitiphuwaphat | Learning & Development | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Nasiwat Thanathitiphuwaphat | Learning & Development | Best Researcher Award

Graduate Student | The University of Chulalongkorn University | Thailand

Mr. Nasiwat Thanathitiphuwaphat is a researcher specializing in applied economics, with focused interests in the economics of education, labor economics, and microeconomics. His scholarly work integrates quantitative analysis with a policy-oriented perspective, emphasizing how education and labor systems contribute to equitable and sustainable economic growth. His academic foundation in economics has enabled him to develop research that explores the intersection of individual decision-making, institutional structures, and social outcomes. His published thesis, “Rational Decision-Making Model: AP Micro, AP Macro, A-Level Economics, and IB Economics,” featured in the Journal of Teaching in International Business, provides an innovative framework for understanding economic reasoning in education. The study analyzes how curriculum design and economic learning frameworks influence cognitive behavior and student performance, contributing to the broader literature on education economics and pedagogy. Building on this, his ongoing working papers examine topics such as fair college admissions, educational investment efficiency, and the role of pre-university economics in shaping university outcomes. Collectively, these studies aim to enhance fairness, transparency, and inclusivity within educational and labor systems. In addition to academic research, his work extends to applied economic issues related to labor rights, workforce management, and responsible business conduct. His participation in research and policy dialogues within Southeast Asia reflects a commitment to addressing contemporary challenges surrounding human capital, migration, and labor equity. Employing econometric and data-driven approaches, his research contributes to evidence-based policymaking that supports social and economic inclusion. His research direction is defined by an analytical yet human centered approach, integrating economic modeling with empirical insights. By connecting education, labor, and development economics, his work advances the understanding of how economic principles can be applied to create fairer systems of opportunity and enhance long-term socioeconomic well-being.

Featured Publication

Thanathitiphuwaphat, N., & Tipayalai, K. Rational decision-making model: AP Micro, AP Macro, A-Level Economics, and IB Economics. Journal of Teaching in International Business.

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.

Featured Publications

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.

Maria Tavares | Accounting & Management | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Maria Tavares | Accounting & Management | Best Researcher Award

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.

Featured Publications

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.

Abdoul Karim Saidou | Conflict Resolution & Mediation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Abdoul Karim Saidou | Conflict Resolution & Mediation | Best Researcher Award

Political science | The University of  Thomas Sankara | Burkina Faso

Dr. Saidou Abdoul Karim is a distinguished political scientist whose research advances critical understanding of governance, democracy, and security in West Africa. His scholarly contributions explore the complex interactions between political regimes, public policy, and state-building in contexts marked by transition, insecurity, and reform. His research is characterized by a comparative and interdisciplinary approach, bridging political science, sociology of public action, and international relations to examine how African states govern through crises and transformation. Central to his work is the analysis of public policy dynamics, particularly in the areas of security and political reform. He investigates how political regimes shape policy agendas, how institutional instruments influence decision making, and how democratic processes are affected by conflict and instability. His studies frequently focus on Burkina Faso, Niger, and the broader Sahel, addressing the tensions between democracy, governance, and security. His research also engages with the regional dimension of African politics, especially through the role of  in promoting democratic norms and managing security challenges. His numerous peer reviewed publications in leading international journals, such as Democratization, Journal of Modern African Studies, Africa Spectrum, and Afrique Contemporaine, reflect a deep engagement with questions of legitimacy, participation, and power. His writings on the securitization of migration, youth involvement in security policies, gender quotas, and the instrumentalization of democracy contribute to a richer understanding of political change in African societies. His book chapters and collaborative works extend his analysis to regional peace and security mechanisms, the political dimensions of diaspora participation, and the governance of armed conflicts. By combining theoretical innovation with empirical depth, his research provides essential insights into how African states and societies negotiate democracy and security. His work stands as a key contribution to contemporary debates on governance, policy reform, and the political future of the Sahel and West Africa.

Featured Publications

Saidou, A. K., & Bagayoko, S. From euphoria to disenchantment: Temporality and the changing local perceptions of international interventions in Mali. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding.

Naré, R. H., & Saidou, A. K. Understanding public policy through the lens of political regimes: The case of episodic change in agriculture policy in Burkina Faso  Africa Spectrum.

Saidou, A. K., & Honig, L.  Legitimising regimes and legalising self-defence groups: The case of Burkina Faso’s VDPs. The Journal of Modern African Studies

Saidou, A. K.  L’Afrique face au dilemme des deux analyse constructiviste de la politique étrangère à partir des cas du Niger et du Burkina Faso. Canadian Journal of Political Science.

Saidou, A. K., & Bertrand, E. Security as a campaign issue: Programmatic mobilization in Burkina Faso’s elections.

Michal Kravčík | HR Business Partnering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Michal Kravčík | HR Business Partnering | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | The University of People and Water NGO | Slovakia

Michal Kravčík is a Slovak environmental researcher and hydrologist whose work has profoundly influenced modern thinking on water management, climate restoration, and sustainable regional development. His research centers on the interdependence between water cycles, ecosystems, and climate regulation, forming the foundation of the New Water Paradigm, a globally recognized framework for water and climate recovery. This theory emphasizes retaining rainwater within ecosystems to restore the small water cycle, replenish groundwater, regulate temperatures, and support biodiversity. Kravčík’s approach challenges conventional hydrological models that prioritize drainage and diversion, proposing instead that water restoration is essential to reversing climate degradation and desertification. Kravčík’s initiatives, particularly through the Blue Alternative and People and Water, illustrate how decentralized water management can drive both environmental renewal and community empowerment. His integrated approach demonstrates that water restoration serves as a pathway to ecological stability and economic resilience, especially in regions facing high unemployment and social marginalization. By linking hydrology to social innovation, his work has contributed to broader understandings of participatory governance, sustainability, and climate adaptation. His research publications, including Water for the Recovery of the Climate. A New Water Paradigm , Water for the Third Millennium , Between Floods and Droughts and Water Without Borders provide comprehensive insights into how water retention can serve as both a mitigation and adaptation strategy for climate change. These works have become key references for policymakers, environmentalists, and sustainability researchers worldwide. Kravčík’s research influence is reflected in four major publications, 25 citations, and an h-index of 3. His scholarship continues to inspire global environmental discourse, emphasizing that climate recovery and water restoration are inseparable. By integrating ecological science, community action, and systems thinking, Kravčík’s contributions remain central to shaping sustainable water and climate management.

Featured Publication

Kravcik, M., et al. Costs and benefits of landscape-based water retention measures as nature-based solutions to mitigating climate impacts in eastern Germany, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Land Degradation & Development.

Anslem Adunimay | Conflict Resolution & Mediation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Anslem Adunimay | Conflict Resolution & Mediation | Best Researcher Award

Research fellow | The University of Johannesburg | Cameroon

Dr. Anslem Wongibeh Adunimay is a distinguished scholar in international relations and political science, specializing in peace, conflict, and security studies in Africa. His research focuses on the intersections of mediation, governance, leadership, and sustainable development, providing critical insights into the dynamics shaping regional stability and international cooperation. With 35 citations, an h-index of 3, and an i10-index of 1, his academic contributions demonstrate growing influence and engagement within the global research community. His scholarly works encompass a broad thematic range, including regional peace building mechanisms, gender-based violence prevention, conflict transformation, and the role of artificial intelligence in sustainable development. His publication, “Unexplored Tool for Sustainable Development: Can Artificial Intelligence Promote Good Health and Well-being in Sub-Saharan Africa?” in The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs, exemplifies his innovative approach to linking technology and governance. In collaboration with other scholars, Adunimay has co-authored influential papers such as “Addressing Sexual Gender-Based Violence in the Great Lakes Region” and “A Convoluted Post-Cold War World: Effects of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Africa’s International Relations”, which highlight his commitment to interdisciplinary and policy-relevant research. His book chapters in Routledge and Jacana Media publications critically assess themes like xenophobia, regional integration, and the African Union’s evolving peace and security framework. Beyond academic journals, he has authored policy briefs and opinion essays addressing secessionist movements, diplomatic tensions, and governance challenges in Africa, demonstrating his ability to bridge academic research with real-world policymaking. Dr. Adunimay’s ongoing projects explore regional security cooperation, national dialogue as a peacebuilding mechanism, climate justice, and the socio-political implications of the African Continental Free Trade Area. Through his prolific writing and editorial engagement, he contributes significantly to contemporary debates on African peace, democracy, and sustainable governance within a rapidly changing global order.

Featured Publications

Adunimay, A. W., & Ojo, T. A. Western centric medicine for and its contradictions: Can African alternate solutions be the cure? Frontiers in Political Science.

Adunimay, A. W. The role of regional organisations in peacebuilding: The case of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies.

Niyitunga, E. B., & Adunimay, A. W. A convoluted post-Cold War world: Effects of Russo-Ukrainian war on Africa’s international relations. Journal of African Foreign Affairs,

Anslem, W. A., & Ojo, T. A. When xenophobes turn their faces on foreigners: Whom to blame the government or the natives. In Xenophobia and nativism in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

Adunimay, A. W. Secessionist movements and their implications for security in Africa: The case of Southern Cameroons.

Manwika Kongpuang | Rewards & Recognition | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Manwika Kongpuang | Rewards & Recognition | Best Researcher Award

Engineering Lecturer | The University of Faculty of Engineering Prince of Songkla | Thailand

Dr. Manwika Kongpuang dedicated scholar in metallurgy and materials engineering, this researcher’s work focuses on advancing nondestructive testing and structural health monitoring technologies for improved material reliability and infrastructure safety. Their primary expertise lies in acoustic emission techniques, rail steel behavior, metal forming, and semi-solid processing bridging materials science and engineering applications to address industrial and transportation challenges. The research emphasizes the development of innovative diagnostic and monitoring approaches for metallic components, particularly in railway systems, enabling real-time defect detection, predictive maintenance, and performance optimization. The author’s contributions span several high-impact, peer-reviewed journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science, including Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation, Results in Engineering, Sensors, and Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals. Their studies have provided new insights into the relationships between microstructure, mechanical performance, and acoustic emission signals in metals under various loading and thermal conditions. Additionally, significant research has been devoted to improving the mechanical and tribological properties of metal matrix composites through advanced casting and heat-treatment processes. Through active participation in international conferences such as the World Conference on Acoustic Emission and the International Conference on Condition Monitoring and Asset Management, the researcher has contributed to global discussions on rail maintenance, digital twin technologies, and sustainable engineering solutions. Their interdisciplinary approach combines experimental investigation, data analysis, and materials characterization to develop efficient, data-driven methods for assessing and extending the life of engineering systems. Overall, the author’s research demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing intelligent condition monitoring, reliability-based maintenance, and sustainable materials innovation, contributing valuable knowledge to the fields of materials science, nondestructive evaluation, and infrastructure engineering.

Featured Publications

Kaewunruen, S., AbdelHadi, M., Kongpuang, M., Pansuk, W., & Remennikov, A. M. Digital twins for managing railway bridge maintenance, resilience, and climate change adaptation.

Kongpuang, M., Chaideesungnoen, S., Muangjunburee, P., Oo, H. Z., & Janudom, S. Effect of post-weld heat-treatment on microstructure and mechanical behavior of Inconel  overlay cladding on  Cr-1Mo steel. Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals.

Muangjunburee, P., Poolsiri, N., Chaideesungnoen, S., Naultem, A., Oo, H. Z., & Kongpuang, M. Observation on the weld metal of resurfaced rail steel. Chiang Mai Journal of Science.

Kongpuang, M., Culwick, R., Cheputeh, N., Marsh, A., Jantara Junior, V. L., Vallely, P., Kaewunruen, S., & Papaelias, M. Quantitative analysis of the structural health of railway turnouts using the acoustic emission technique. Insight: Non-Destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring.

Ehsan Mohamadi Turkmani | Rewards & Recognition | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ehsan Mohamadi Turkmani | Rewards & Recognition | Best Researcher Award

Department of Sports Management | The University of Tehran | Iran

Dr. Ehsan Mohamadi Turkmani is an accomplished academic researcher in the field of sports management whose scholarly work bridges the intersections of sport, society, and policy. His research centers on evaluating the social, cultural, and managerial impacts of sports, with a particular focus on mega-sporting events, social capital formation, physical literacy, and gender equality in sports and physical education. Through his extensive research, he investigates how sport serves as a platform for social integration, identity construction, and community development. His published works in internationally recognized journals such as the International Review for the Sociology of Sport, Event Management, World Leisure Journal, PLOS ONE, and the International Journal of Qualitative Methods demonstrate a broad and interdisciplinary approach. These studies address issues including the indirect legacies of global sporting events like the  World Cup, elite athletes’ lifestyles and leisure patterns, and the role of sport in promoting social inclusion and moral development. His empirical and theoretical contributions provide insights into how sports organizations and policymakers can leverage athletic activities for broader societal benefits. In addition to his publication record, he has actively contributed to various national and international conferences and collaborated on research projects that explore the development of traditional and indigenous sports, corruption prevention mechanisms, and the impact of the pandemic on the sports industry. His involvement as a reviewer for several prestigious journals underscores his standing within the international research community. Dr. Turkmani’s academic achievements reflect a commitment to advancing knowledge in sport sociology and management, integrating both qualitative and quantitative approaches. His growing citation record and collaborative research outputs illustrate his influence in shaping contemporary discussions on sport as a vehicle for social progress, cultural continuity, and sustainable development in the global sporting landscape.

Featured Publications

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.

Jae Park | Wastewater Treatment | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Jae Park | Wastewater Treatment | Best Researcher Award

Professor Emiritus | The University of Univ. of  Wisconsin-Madison | United States

Professor Jae Kwang Park is a leading researcher in Civil and Environmental Engineering, whose scholarly work has significantly advanced the understanding of environmental pollution control, contaminant transport, and sustainable waste and water management systems. His research has focused extensively on the mechanisms governing pollutant dispersion, sorption, and permeation in aquatic and subsurface environments. By integrating principles of hydrodynamics, environmental chemistry, and material science, he has provided deep insights into the fate and transport of organic and inorganic contaminants across engineered and natural barriers. His studies on pollutant dispersion in estuarine systems, for instance, have produced foundational models for analyzing tidal mixing, stratified flow behavior, and mass transport processes that are crucial to understanding pollutant migration in coastal waters.In the field of wastewater and solid waste management, his contributions include the development of advanced treatment technologies using ozonation, photocatalytic oxidation, and membrane filtration to remove persistent organic pollutants. His work on the permeation of volatile organic compounds through geomembranes, polymeric pipes, and landfill liners has been pivotal in assessing the long-term performance of containment systems, directly influencing design standards and environmental protection regulations. He has also explored the use of recycled and synthetic materials, such as shredded tires and geomembranes, for the mitigation of contaminant movement in landfills, bridging the gap between waste reuse and environmental safety.Professor Park’s interdisciplinary research extends to understanding microbiologically influenced corrosion, pyrolysis kinetics of rubber materials, and thermodynamic modeling of sorption in polymers, reflecting his commitment to solving multifaceted environmental engineering challenges through innovative methodologies. His body of work demonstrates both theoretical depth and practical relevance, providing valuable tools for environmental monitoring, infrastructure safety, and pollution prevention.

Profiles:  Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

Park, J. K., & Park, J. H. Advanced treatment of wastewater using ozone. Korean Society of Civil Engineers.

Park, J. K., & James, A. Tidal variation of salt flux and dispersion in a polluted estuary. Water Science and Technology.

Park, J. K., & James, A. Modeling of pollutant dispersion in stratified oscillatory flows. Journal of Environmental Engineering.

Park, J. K., & James, A.  Time-varying turbulent mixing in a stratified estuary and the application to a Lagrangian 2-D model. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science.

Park, J. K., & James, A.  A unified method of estimating longitudinal dispersion in estuaries. Water Science and Technology.

Kofi Obeng | Employee Work Effort | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Kofi Obeng | Employee Work Effort | Best Researcher Award

Emeritus Professor | The University of  North Carolina A&T State University | United States

Professor K. Obeng, is a highly respected scholar in the fields of transportation economics, logistics, and urban planning, widely recognized for his influential contributions to transportation research and policy analysis. His prolific academic output includes 60 scholarly publications with 523 citations and an h-index of 14, reflecting both the depth and sustained impact of his work on the global research community. Professor Obeng’s research primarily focuses on transportation planning, public transit efficiency, cost optimization, subsidy policy, transport pricing, safety analysis, and productivity measurement in urban transportation systems. His studies have advanced understanding of how economic incentives, regulations, and institutional structures affect the operational efficiency and financial sustainability of public transit systems. Through rigorous quantitative modeling and policy evaluation, his research has provided valuable insights into improving performance, enhancing service quality, and promoting sustainable transportation solutions. His works have been published in numerous high-impact journals, including Transportation Research, Transport Policy, Journal of Air Transport Management, and Administration & Society, contributing to international dialogues on transport management and economics. He has also co-edited influential academic volumes, such as Transit Economics, which explore complex issues surrounding transit subsidies and productivity. Professor Obeng’s interdisciplinary approach bridges economic theory and applied transportation policy, addressing challenges in public transit finance, safety management, and strategic organizational performance. His research has informed transportation policy reforms and supported the advancement of effective, data-driven solutions for modern mobility systems. As a leading figure in transportation research, Professor Obeng’s scholarly legacy continues to influence academic, governmental, and professional communities, reinforcing his position as a key contributor to the evolution of transportation planning and economics in both theory and practice.

Profiles:  Scopus | ORCID | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Obeng, K.  Incentivizing public transit to improve performance to meet the programmatic goal of a funding agency. Public Transport.

Obeng, K. Regulations and factor adjustment in transit systems. Transportmetrica A: Transport Science.

Obeng, K.  Accounting for factors affecting cost and technical inefficiency. Case Studies on Transport Policy.

Obeng, K.  On incentives and optimal effort to improve bus transit performance. Transportation Planning and Technology.

Obeng, K.  Effects of government regulations and input subsidies on cost efficiency: A decomposition approach. Transport Policy.