Şüheda Köse | HR Technology and Digital Transformation | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Şüheda Köse | HR Technology and Digital Transformation | Research Excellence Award

Research Assistant (PhD) | The University of İzmir Institute of Technology | Turkey

Dr. Şüheda Köse is an urban studies researcher whose work focuses on urban innovation, spatial dynamics, and socio-institutional transformation in metropolitan and non-metropolitan contexts. Her engages with themes such as urban agglomeration, location preferences of creative and knowledge-based industries, social innovation, participatory planning, and the Triple Helix model. She adopts interdisciplinary and mixed method approaches, combining spatial analysis, econometric modeling, and qualitative policy evaluation to examine how innovation ecosystems shape urban and regional development. Her scholarly contributions advance theoretical and empirical discussions on innovation spaces, governance models, and citizen-driven urban transformation, with particular attention to Turkish and European urban contexts. Dr. Köse has authored 6 peer reviewed scientific documents, which have received 5 citations, resulting in an h-index of 1.

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Sofía López Araya | Women in Leadership | Research Excellence Award

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Mrs. Sofía López Araya | Women in Leadership | Research Excellence Award

Máster | The University of  Universidad de Extremadura | Spain

Mrs. Sofía López-Araya is an emerging researcher in sport science whose academic work centers on performance analysis, technical–tactical behaviors, and the application of technology in team sports. Currently undertaking doctoral studies in Sport Science at the University of Extremadura, her research emphasizes data-driven evaluation of match performance, with a strong focus on women’s soccer at the international level. Her scientific production includes three peer-reviewed documents, collectively accumulating four citations and establishing an h-index of 1. These publications investigate key performance indicators in elite women’s soccer, examining differences across final classifications, match outcomes, and confederations of origin. Additionally, she has contributed to research exploring the effects of training on body composition in elite basketball players, broadening her analytical scope across multiple team sports. She has also presented her work at internationally recognized conferences, addressing topics such as tactical evolution across major tournaments, scoring patterns in world-class competitions, and contextual influences on performance. Her research frequently integrates wearable technology particularly devices to quantify athlete performance with precision. Through her growing body of research, she contributes to the advancement of evidence-based methodologies in sport performance, offering insights relevant to coaches, analysts, and high-performance environments.

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López-Sierra, et al.  Impact of training on body composition in elite basketball players. E-Balonmano: Revista de Ciencias del Deporte.

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.

Hatef Pourrashidi Alibigloo | Political Communication | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. Hatef Pourrashidi Alibigloo | Political Communication | Best Research Article Award

communication at The University of University of Religions and denominations |  Iran

Dr. Hatef Pourrashidi is an accomplished Assistant Professor of Communication Science at the University of Religions and Denominations in Qom, Iran, recognized for his extensive academic and professional contributions to the field of media and communication. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication Science from Islamic Azad University, Tabriz  an M.A. in Communication Science and Journalism from Islamic Azad University, Tehran , and an M.S. in Agricultural Engineering from Urmia University. His professional journey spans over two decades, including positions as Deputy of the Department of Media Management at URD, Administrator of the University of Applied Science and Technology (Urmia campus), and Public Relations and International Affairs Manager at Maku Free Zone Organization. Dr. Pourrashidi has also served as Chief Editor at the Islamic Parliament of Iran’s News Agency and as a long-serving reporter and correspondent for ISNA, covering major regional events in Lebanon, Afghanistan, and Iraq. His research interests encompass political communication, cognitive warfare, media diplomacy, cultural identity in cyberspace, digital media ethics, and health communication. He possesses strong research and analytical skills in thematic and discourse analysis, qualitative and quantitative research methods, and cross-cultural media studies, complemented by expertise in academic writing, translation, and multilingual communication in Farsi, Azeri, English, Turkish, and Arabic. Dr. Pourrashidi has authored numerous peer-reviewed papers in high-impact international journals, including SCOPUS- and JCR-indexed publications, as well as books on media equipment and Islamic political history. His scholarly excellence has earned him several awards, including the 2025 Featured Researcher Award from the University of Religions and Denominations, and honors from Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance. Overall, Dr. Pourrashidi stands out as a distinguished scholar whose interdisciplinary expertise and commitment to advancing communication science continue to bridge cultural understanding and contribute meaningfully to global academic discourse.

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Featured Publications

Hassim, A. A., Azman, N. S., & Shamsudin, M. F. . The global business environment and the role of cultural intelligence: Systematic literature review. Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice.

Shamsudin, M. F., Hassim, A. A., Zandi, G., & Esa, S. A. Managing customer trust and satisfaction on chatbots in the retail industry. Journal of Information Technology Management.

Hassim, A. A., Shamsudin, M. F., Zandi, G., & Ismail, N. The influence of social media marketing activities on purchase intention: A study of the e-commerce industry. Journal of Information Technology Management.

Shamsudin, M. F., & Hassim, A. A.  Mediating role of organizational innovation on market orientation and business performance: SEM-AMOS approach. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology.

Abudaqa, A. M., Hassim, A. A., & Saidun, Z. . Relationship between service usefulness and information awareness toward citizen satisfaction of e-government services in Kuala Lumpur. International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change.