Prof. Dr. Huda AlMohammed | Radiotherapy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Huda AlMohammed | Radiotherapy | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Huda AlMohammed | Radiotherapy – Professor at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia

Prof. Huda Almohammed is a distinguished academic and research expert in the field of Medical Physics and Radiation Therapy, known for her impactful contributions to radiation protection, oncology applications, and interdisciplinary advancements in health sciences. She is widely recognized for bridging clinical medical physics with applied research to improve patient outcomes and reduce radiological risks. Her scholarly record is marked by consistent publication in peer-reviewed journals and active collaboration with leading scientists in radiological sciences. Her innovative approach, dedication to academic integrity, and focus on high-impact healthcare challenges place her among the prominent researchers advancing medical physics in the 21st century.

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Education:

Prof. Almohammed’s educational foundation is rooted in radiation sciences, medical physics, and therapeutic applications. She has undergone rigorous academic training and professional development that has equipped her with expertise in diagnostic imaging, radiation dosimetry, nuclear medicine, and oncology physics. Through postgraduate specialization and continuous academic certifications, she has built a robust knowledge base that supports her leadership in both clinical and research environments. Her educational journey has been marked by both depth and interdisciplinary integration, enabling her to operate at the confluence of theory, application, and policy.

Experience:

Over the years, Prof. Almohammed has held significant academic and research roles in medical institutions, where she has contributed to curriculum design, radiation safety training, and the supervision of postgraduate research. She has worked collaboratively with esteemed institutions and professionals in Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and Europe, demonstrating global competence. Her experience encompasses applied nuclear science, radiological assessments, radiation oncology procedures, and occupational risk evaluations. In clinical settings, she has participated in optimizing imaging protocols and implementing safe radiological practices. Her academic presence is further strengthened by conference presentations, workshops, and peer-review activities.

Research Interest:

Prof. Almohammed’s research interests center around radiation dose optimization, biological risk assessment in imaging and therapy, radiation safety protocols, and the application of artificial intelligence in diagnostic radiology. A core focus of her work involves evaluating patient and staff exposure in nuclear medicine and interventional radiology procedures, with the goal of minimizing risks and ensuring safety in clinical environments. Additionally, she is interested in the integration of machine learning models to predict and explain health risks, especially in oncology. Her interdisciplinary work spans education technology, radiological awareness, and digital transformation in medical training during public health emergencies.

Award:

Prof. Almohammed’s research achievements and contributions to radiation protection and patient safety in medical physics make her a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. Her impact spans both scientific advancement and practical application, with notable involvement in AI-driven studies and risk assessment frameworks. Through multi-institutional collaborations and publication in international journals, she has demonstrated sustained academic excellence, leadership, and relevance to pressing healthcare issues. Her scholarship supports improved clinical standards and contributes directly to safer imaging and therapeutic practices, aligning well with the mission of honoring researchers with outstanding global contributions.

Publication:

  • Exploring the relationship between students’ learning satisfaction and self-efficacy during the emergency transition to remote learning amid the coronavirus pandemic: A cross … (2022, Education and Information Technologies) – cited by 147
  • Patient radiation biological risk in computed tomography angiography procedure (2017, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences) – cited by 79
  • Anticancer activity of EA1 extracted from Equisetum arvense (2017, Pak. J. Pharm. Sci) – cited by 33
  • Assessment of occupational exposure and radiation risks in nuclear medicine departments (2020, Radiation Physics and Chemistry) – cited by 31
  • Estimation of cancer risks during mammography procedure in Saudi Arabia (2019, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences) – cited by 25
  • The efficacy of machine learning models in lung cancer risk prediction with explainability (2024, PLOS ONE) – cited by 8
  • Artificial intelligence-based fuzzy logic systems for predicting radiation protection awareness levels among university population (2023, Radiation Physics and Chemistry) – cited by 6

Conclusion:

In summary, Prof. Huda Almohammed exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated and high-impact researcher in the domain of medical physics and radiation therapy. Her work addresses critical issues in radiation exposure, patient safety, and technological innovation in health sciences. With a consistent track record of research excellence, academic leadership, and multidisciplinary collaboration, she has significantly influenced both theoretical frameworks and clinical practices. Her evolving interests in AI applications and educational technology further demonstrate her forward-thinking approach. Prof. Almohammed’s achievements and continued commitment to research innovation make her an outstanding nominee for the Best Researcher Award, and her contributions stand to inspire future developments in global health and medical physics.

 

 

 

Mr. Yang Wang | Energy Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Yang Wang | Energy Economics | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Yang Wang | Energy Economics – PHD candidate at Southeast University, China

Yang Wang is an emerging scholar in the field of environmental and urban sustainability research, currently pursuing a doctoral degree at Southeast University in China. With a research profile that intersects urban planning, carbon mitigation, and digital transformation, Wang’s contributions to the academic community have been both timely and impactful. His growing portfolio of peer-reviewed publications demonstrates not only his depth of knowledge in construction and real estate but also his commitment to tackling global sustainability challenges through interdisciplinary research. As a promising early-career researcher, he has already gained recognition in highly regarded international journals and is steadily building a reputation as a thought leader in the nexus of urban development and environmental governance.

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Yang Wang commenced his academic journey at Southeast University, one of China’s most prestigious institutions in architecture and urban studies. He earned his bachelor’s degree in the Department of Construction and Real Estate from 2019 to 2023, where he developed foundational skills in sustainable building design and urban systems analysis. Continuing seamlessly into doctoral studies at the same institution in 2023, Wang is now engaged in advanced research focused on low-carbon transitions in urban settings. His PhD education is enriched by rigorous methodological training, field research, and collaborative projects that span environmental economics, data science, and construction management.

Experience:

Although still early in his professional journey, Wang has participated in several national and institutional research projects addressing China’s carbon neutrality goals. He has co-authored multiple scientific articles with senior academics and interdisciplinary teams, contributing key data analytics, modeling frameworks, and policy evaluations. His work experience involves integrating interpretable machine learning with urban datasets, applying evolutionary game theory in policy studies, and using hybrid decision-making frameworks such as LDA-DEMATEL-ISM to assess behavioral patterns in construction practices. Through these experiences, Wang has developed strong competencies in quantitative research, systems thinking, and scholarly writing, all of which make him an asset to any academic or policy-driven initiative.

Research Interest:

Yang Wang’s core research interests lie in sustainable urban development, low-carbon innovation, digital transformation of cities, and behavioral science in construction management. He is particularly interested in the application of machine learning and systems modeling to understand how urban policies and technologies can influence carbon emission trajectories. His ongoing PhD work explores the synergy between smart urbanization and environmental performance, with an emphasis on identifying policy levers that support China’s carbon peaking and neutrality strategies. Wang’s research is forward-looking, often intersecting with themes of climate change adaptation, green infrastructure, and environmental governance in developing urban regions.

Award:

Given his early but impactful scholarly contributions, Yang Wang is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His ability to publish in top-tier journals, engage in collaborative multidisciplinary research, and address pressing real-world problems reflects both excellence and potential. This nomination recognizes not only his academic rigor but also his commitment to leveraging science for societal benefit, especially in the context of sustainable urban transitions and global climate action.

Publication:

📘 Promoting Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems to Curb Rent-Seeking: Evolutionary Game Insights (2025) – Energy Economics – 📊 cited by 5 articles
📗 Disentangling the Non-Linear Relationships and Interaction Effects of Urban Digital Transformation on Carbon Emission Intensity (2025) – Urban Climate – 🌐 cited by 3 articles
📙 Exploring the Key Influencing Factors of Low-Carbon Innovation from Urban Characteristics in China Using Interpretable Machine Learning (2024) – Environmental Impact Assessment Review – 🤖 cited by 6 articles
📕 Factors Influencing Contractors’ Low-Carbon Construction Behaviors in China: A LDA-DEMATEL-ISM Approach (2024) – Environmental Science and Pollution Research – 🏗️ cited by 4 articles
📔 Calculating and Analyzing Carbon Emission Factors of Prefabricated Components (2023) – Sustainability – 🧱 cited by 7 articles

Conclusion:

Yang Wang exemplifies the qualities of an impactful and visionary researcher, whose academic pursuits align with global priorities on sustainability, urban resilience, and carbon reduction. His swift ascent in the academic publishing world, coupled with a forward-thinking and analytical mindset, makes him a strong contender for recognition through the Best Researcher Award. He stands at the intersection of theory, technology, and policy, making tangible contributions toward building smarter, greener, and more inclusive cities. With continued mentorship, funding, and exposure, Wang is poised to become a leader in environmental research and a catalyst for sustainable change in the years to come.

 

 

 

Mrs. Rebecca Menhart | Psychology | Young Researcher Award

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Mrs. Rebecca Menhart | Psychology | Young Researcher Award

Mrs. Rebecca Menhart | Psychology – Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

Rebecca Menhart is a highly motivated early-career researcher in clinical psychology and child & adolescent psychiatry. Based at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, one of Europe’s premier medical institutions, she has already begun to make notable contributions to the field of trauma-informed care for children and adolescents. With a strong academic foundation, diverse international education, and hands-on clinical experience, she is emerging as a promising scholar-practitioner committed to advancing mental health care for vulnerable youth populations. Her work reflects a deep engagement with both theory and practice, making her an ideal candidate for a Young Researcher Award.

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Rebecca’s academic journey reflects excellence and international diversity. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology & Management from the International School of Management (ISM), Cologne, followed by study abroad experiences in the UK, Spain, and the USA. She then completed her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology at Sigmund Freud University Berlin with distinction, graduating with a GPA equivalent of 1.1. She is currently pursuing her doctoral degree (Dr. rer. medic.) in Medical Sciences at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, where she also engages in academic research. In parallel, she is undergoing advanced training in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the Institut für Psychotherapie (IfP) in Berlin. This academic and professional training forms a robust foundation for her evolving clinical and research career.

Experience:

Rebecca has gained rich and practical experience in both clinical and academic roles. Since 2023, she has been working as a research associate at Charité Berlin in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Psychosomatics, and Psychotherapy, where she contributes to the PROMISE Elpis research project focused on trauma-informed mental health care. Previously, she served as a student research assistant and completed a trauma-focused clinical internship supporting victims of violence. Her responsibilities have included one-on-one psychiatric care in acute units, coordination of clinical assessments, and engagement with interdisciplinary treatment teams. Her clinical acumen is supported by practical experiences across multiple healthcare settings, reinforcing her academic research with hands-on expertise.

Research Interest:

Rebecca’s core research interests revolve around trauma psychology, child and adolescent psychiatry, and psychosocial interventions for abuse and neglect survivors. She focuses on the integration of medical and psychological care, particularly in cases of digital or online sexual abuse. Her doctoral work seeks to build evidence-based practices for psychosocial care in such contexts, contributing to a critical and underdeveloped area in mental health services. She is particularly drawn to the intersection of psychological resilience, trauma recovery, and service accessibility in culturally diverse and marginalized youth communities. Her passion lies in creating scalable, trauma-informed care models that are interdisciplinary, evidence-driven, and youth-centered.

Award:

Rebecca has been recognized for her academic excellence through merit-based awards from Sigmund Freud University, receiving Leistungsstipendium (Performance Scholarships) for two consecutive academic years: 2021–2022 and 2022–2023. In 2022, she was also invited as a guest speaker at the Annual Conference of the Japanese Association for TEA and Qualitative Inquiry in Osaka, Japan—an opportunity that highlights her growing international academic visibility. These awards reflect her commitment to academic excellence, global research engagement, and leadership potential in mental health research.

Publication:

📘 “A systematic review and meta-analysis of medical and psychosocial care procedures for children and adolescents after (online) sexual abuse” – Child Abuse and Neglect, 2025, Cited by: 1 article – showcases a comprehensive analysis of care models for abuse survivors and is already being cited for its contribution to child trauma literature.

Conclusion:

In summary, Rebecca Menhart is an exceptionally dedicated early-career researcher who brings a balanced blend of academic rigor, clinical experience, and cross-cultural understanding to the field of child and adolescent mental health. Her educational achievements, practical engagement in trauma-focused care, and impactful early publications align well with the ideals of a Young Researcher Award. As she continues to build on her research and clinical portfolio, she demonstrates the potential to become a leading contributor in mental health sciences. This nomination recognizes her current excellence and future promise in shaping trauma-informed, youth-centered mental health solutions.

 

 

 

Nasreldeen Siam | Environmental Chemistry | Publication Excellence Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Nasreldeen Siam | Environmental Chemistry | Publication Excellence Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Nasreldeen Siam | Environmental Chemistry – Assistant Professor at Bahri University, Sudan

Dr. Nasreldeen Siam is an emerging academic researcher in the field of Industrial and Environmental Chemistry, currently working as an Assistant Professor. With a dedicated focus on applied, industrial, and physical chemistry, Dr. Siam has contributed significantly to sustainable scientific solutions through advanced materials and green chemical processes. His work combines innovation and impact, particularly in catalysis and environmental remediation, making him a strong contender for the Publication Excellence Award.

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Dr. Siam’s academic background is rooted in Industrial Chemistry, where he acquired a comprehensive understanding of applied chemical processes, environmental systems, and industrial technology. His education emphasized eco-friendly synthesis methods, catalysis, and pollutant control. This foundation enabled him to approach global chemical challenges with a research-oriented and interdisciplinary mindset, ultimately shaping his current work in sustainable materials and green innovation.

🧪Experience:

Professionally, Dr. Siam has gained experience through teaching, mentoring, and research collaboration. As an Assistant Professor, he has contributed to both undergraduate education and graduate-level research supervision. His scientific endeavors span multiple collaborative projects related to advanced catalytic systems, industrial reforming techniques, and biomimetic material fabrication. Through his professional journey, he has developed experimental techniques and analytical skills crucial for tackling modern environmental and industrial issues.

🔬Research Interest:

Dr. Siam’s research interests center on the synthesis and application of functional nanomaterials for environmental and industrial use. His specialties include photocatalysis, CO₂ and CH₄ reforming, biomimetic systems, and desulfurization techniques using wood-inspired and waste-derived catalysts. He is particularly interested in how chemical innovations can enhance energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and offer green alternatives in chemical manufacturing and environmental protection.

🏆Award:

Although at an early stage in his academic career, Dr. Siam’s scholarly contributions have already earned him recognition in the scientific community. His papers have been published in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals and cited internationally. With a total of 72 citations, h-index of 4, and i10-index of 1, his research has begun to gain momentum and visibility. He is now considered a promising researcher with increasing global relevance — fitting for a nomination to the Publication Excellence Award.

📚Publication:

  1. 🔋 “A CMP-based [FeFe]-hydrogenase dual-functional biomimetic system…” in Applied Catalysis B: Environmental (2024) – 📈 cited 49 times, showcasing a dual-functional catalyst for hydrogen evolution and tetracycline degradation.
  2. 🌱 “Controllable synthesis of xPt–yNiO/MgO–PWAC nanoparticles…” in Journal of CO₂ Utilization (2022) – cited 9 times, focuses on reforming CO₂/CH₄ into value-added products.
  3. 🔥 “Anisotropic designing of persimmon wood-duplicated macroporous… (Mo-Mn) catalysts” in Fuel Processing Technology (2022) – cited 8 times, investigates desulfurization in coal gas.
  4. 💨 “Residual steam/CH₄ reforming using pinewood-derived catalysts…” in Applied Surface Science (2022) – cited 6 times, targets sulfur removal from raw syngas.
  5. 🌳 “Forest Tree and Woody Plant-Based Biosynthesis of Nanoparticles…” in Nanomaterials (2025) – an eco-friendly route for nanomaterial synthesis with biomedical and industrial potential.
  6. ⚗️ “Controllable fabrication of persimmon wood-inspired (Co-Mn) catalysts…” in Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (2023) – focuses on catalyst deactivation mechanisms and reuse performance.

✅Conclusion:

In conclusion, Dr. Nasreldeen Siam is an outstanding emerging researcher whose publications clearly reflect excellence in innovation, relevance, and scientific integrity. His work addresses some of the most pressing challenges in industrial and environmental chemistry, including pollutant degradation, energy transformation, and green catalyst development. With a growing citation record and a portfolio of impactful papers, Dr. Siam is well-positioned for future leadership in chemical research. Nominating him for the Publication Excellence Award is a well-founded recognition of his scholarly promise and growing global influence.

 

 

 

 

Prof. Dr. Adam Zdunek | Aerospace Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Adam Zdunek | Aerospace Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Adam Zdunek | Aerospace Materials – Swedish Defense Research Agency FOI , Sweden

Dr. Adam Zdunek is a prominent figure in the field of computational mechanics, renowned for his contributions to finite element methods and the modeling of complex material behaviors. With a research career spanning over 40 years, he currently holds the position of Department Research Director in Aeronautics at the Swedish Defence Research Agency. His scholarly work bridges theoretical development and practical implementation in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Dr. Zdunek’s expertise in solid mechanics, combined with a rich publication history and active peer-review participation, underscores his sustained impact on the global research community.

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Dr. Zdunek earned his PhD in Solid Mechanics from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, one of Europe’s premier institutions for engineering and applied science. His academic training emphasized continuum mechanics, elasticity theory, and advanced numerical methods, laying a strong foundation for his later research in computational simulations and structural modeling. His doctoral work and subsequent research contributions reflect a deep theoretical grounding combined with applied relevance in engineering problems.

Experience:

Since 1983, Dr. Zdunek has been affiliated with the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), where he currently serves as Department Research Director in Aeronautics. In this leadership role, he has overseen numerous projects focused on high-fidelity modeling, numerical simulation, and structural analysis in defense and aerospace contexts. His work spans research planning, algorithm development, solver implementation, and collaboration with both academic and governmental stakeholders. His career demonstrates a unique blend of long-term institutional commitment and adaptive innovation across changing technological landscapes.

Research Interest:

Dr. Zdunek’s research interests lie in solid mechanics, computational mechanics, and finite element analysis with a focus on hyperelasticity, compressibility, anisotropic behavior, and fiber-reinforced materials. He specializes in mixed finite element formulations, nearly incompressible/inextensible elasticity, and transversely isotropic material models. Additionally, he has explored high-performance solvers for large-scale mechanical problems and has contributed to the development of computational tools for simulations involving advanced materials. His work often addresses the mathematical stability and numerical precision required in structural and fluid-structure interaction models.

Award:

Although not individually decorated with high-profile personal awards, Dr. Zdunek’s professional record speaks volumes about his credibility and research excellence. His longstanding leadership role at the Swedish Defence Research Agency and his contributions to high-impact journals reflect sustained institutional recognition. He has also participated in peer reviewing for the journal Computers & Mathematics with Applications, reinforcing his role in maintaining scientific quality and contributing to the broader research ecosystem.

Publication:

📘 To ℘ or not to p – the mixed displacement–pressure p, versus the higher order ℘ displacement finite element formulation (2023, Computers & Mathematics with Applications) – Cited for advancing formulations in nearly incompressible elasticity.
📘 A discontinuous Petrov-Galerkin method for compressible Navier-Stokes equations in three dimensions (2021, Computers & Mathematics with Applications) – Highlighted for improving compressible flow simulations.
📘 Tests with FALKSOL: A massively parallel multi-level domain decomposing direct solver (2021, Computers & Mathematics with Applications) – Recognized for its impact on high-performance solvers.
📘 On Purely Mechanical Simple Kinematic Internal Constraints (2020, Journal of Elasticity) – Noted for its exploration of internal constraint modeling.
📘 A mixed finite element formulation for compressible finite hyperelasticity with two fibre family reinforcement (2019, Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering) – Widely referenced in materials modeling.
📘 A mixed finite element formulation for slightly compressible finite elasticity with stiff fibre reinforcement (2018, Computers & Mathematics with Applications) – Cited in biomechanics and structural analysis.
📘 A novel computational formulation for nearly incompressible and nearly inextensible finite hyperelasticity (2014, Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering) – Cited extensively for hyperelastic simulations.

Conclusion:

Dr. Adam Zdunek exemplifies the qualities of a leading researcher in mechanical and aerospace computational modeling. His deep understanding of finite element theory, combined with decades of experience in high-impact research environments, positions him as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His scholarly output, leadership role, and peer engagement reflect a professional dedication to advancing scientific frontiers. With a reputation for precision, consistency, and innovation, Dr. Zdunek’s work continues to shape the future of structural mechanics and computational engineering.

 

 

 

Dr. Qianfeng Wang | MRI | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Qianfeng Wang | MRI | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Qianfeng Wang | MRI – MRI Physicist at Fudan University, China

Dr. Qianfeng Wang is a dedicated researcher at the Institute of Science and Technology for Brain-Inspired Intelligence, Fudan University, Shanghai. His expertise lies in biomedical imaging, especially magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), applied to neuroscience and liver disease. With over ten years of experience, he integrates imaging physics, artificial intelligence, and clinical research to develop innovative diagnostic tools that bridge the gap between engineering and medicine.

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Dr. Wang completed his Bachelor’s degree in Physics at Taishan University. He then pursued both his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in Magnetic Resonance Physics at East China Normal University. During his doctoral studies, he was a visiting scholar at the University of Utah’s Center for Advanced Imaging Research, where he gained advanced knowledge of high-field MRI technology and imaging methodology, broadening his international research perspective.

Experience:

Dr. Wang has spent his research career at Fudan University, focusing on preclinical and clinical MRI applications. He has contributed significantly to the fields of high-field MRI, neuroimaging, liver fibrosis imaging, and quantitative biomarker development. His collaborative work involves experts in neuroscience, physics, and bioinformatics. He has also authored several editorials in prominent journals, reflecting his leadership and influence in the MRI research community.

Research Interest:

His research centers on MRI physics, neuroimaging techniques, liver fibrosis quantification, and the development of AI-assisted diagnostic tools. Current projects include the use of T1ρ and T2* imaging for liver iron overload assessment, functional brain imaging in obsessive-compulsive disorder, and ischemic stroke recovery mechanisms. He is also pioneering magnetic resonance fingerprinting at ultra-high magnetic fields to improve tissue characterization and early disease diagnosis.

Award:

Though not yet formally awarded internationally, Dr. Wang’s research has been recognized through invitations to contribute editorials to prestigious journals such as the Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging. His studies have been widely cited and presented at major MRI conferences, showcasing his growing impact and making him a strong candidate for future research awards.

Publication:

📘 “Inhibition of Mitochondrial Oxidative Stress and Apoptosis in the Protection of Ginkgo biloba Extract 50 Against Cognitive Impairment” (2025, Journal of Ethnopharmacology)
🧠 “Evidence Accumulation and Neural Correlates of Uncertainty in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder” (2023, Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging)
🧪 “Phase Transfer of Hydrophobic Nanoparticles Functionalized with Zwitterionic Bisphosphonate Ligands for Renal-Clearable Imaging Nanoprobes” (2021, ACS Applied Nano Materials)
🧬 “Staging Liver Fibrosis: Comparison of Native T1 Mapping, T2 Mapping, and T1ρ” (2022, Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
🧲 “R1ρ at High Spin-lock Frequency Could Be a Complementary Imaging Biomarker for Liver Iron Overload Quantification” (2021, Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
🧘 “High-frequency Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Promotes Ipsilesional Functional Hyperemia and Motor Recovery in Mice with Ischemic Stroke” (2024, Cerebral Cortex)
🧫 “Dorsal Dentate Gyrus Mediated Enriched Environment-induced Anxiolytic and Antidepressant Effects in Cortical Infarcted Mice” (2024, Experimental Neurology).

Conclusion:

In summary, Dr. Wang is a pioneering researcher whose work exemplifies the integration of physics, neuroscience, and clinical medicine. His innovative imaging research and interdisciplinary collaborations position him as a rising leader in biomedical imaging. With a robust publication record and growing international recognition, Dr. Wang is well-suited for the Best Researcher Award, with promising contributions to advancing medical diagnostics and patient care.

 

 

 

Dr. Tigran Petrosyan | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tigran Petrosyan | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tigran Petrosyan | Neuroscience – Associate professor at Yerevan Haybusak University, Armenia

Dr. Tigran Petrosyan is a distinguished researcher in the fields of health sciences and neuroscience, known for his impactful contributions to the study of neuroprotection, neuroregeneration, and motor function recovery. His research has particularly focused on the therapeutic potential of bacterial melanin in treating central nervous system (CNS) injuries and neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. With over 600 citations, a strong h-index of 17, and a research portfolio spanning over a decade, Dr. Petrosyan stands as a committed and innovative scientist in experimental neurobiology.

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Dr. Petrosyan’s academic journey is rooted in a rigorous scientific education in biomedical and health sciences, with specialization in neuroscience and motor system rehabilitation. His graduate and postgraduate training emphasized neurophysiology, neuroimmunology, and experimental therapeutics, equipping him with the theoretical knowledge and methodological tools to conduct high-level laboratory research. His deep academic foundation supports his ability to design and lead investigations involving CNS injury models, behavioral assessments, and neurochemical analysis.

Experience:

With extensive experience in experimental research, Dr. Petrosyan has worked in multiple neuroscience-focused research environments, contributing to both academic and applied studies. He has developed and led studies involving corticospinal tract lesions, substantia nigra degeneration, and sciatic nerve injuries in rodents. He has also collaborated on projects involving motion analysis systems, cognitive recovery, and rehabilitative therapies, often blending behavioral neuroscience with biomedical engineering tools. His portfolio includes peer-reviewed publications, research supervision, and inter-institutional collaborations.

Research Interest:

Dr. Petrosyan’s research interests lie in neuroprotective mechanisms, neuroregeneration, and the therapeutic applications of natural compounds, particularly bacterial melanin. His work has shown the compound’s ability to cross the blood-brain barrier, reduce inflammation, enhance neural activity, and support motor function recovery in animal models. He is also interested in movement disorders, sensorimotor rehabilitation, and alternative communication systems for individuals with disabilities, demonstrating his commitment to both scientific innovation and social impact.

Award:

Dr. Petrosyan’s scientific contributions, particularly in the study of bacterial melanin as a novel neuroprotective agent, have made a significant impact in the field of neuroscience. His research has been consistently cited and discussed in international literature, including journals on neurophysiology, motor behavior, and neuroimmune biology. These accomplishments make him a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, recognizing both the depth and translational relevance of his work.

Publications:

🧠 “Neuroprotective action of bacterial melanin in rats after corticospinal tract lesions” – Pathophysiology, 2012, cited by 50 articles;
🏃 “Application of motion capture systems in ergonomic analysis” – Armenian Journal of Special Education, 2020, cited by 38 articles;
🧪 “Effects of bacterial melanin on motor recovery… in rats” – Neuropeptides, 2014, cited by 37 articles;
⚡ “Bacterial melanin increases electrical activity of neurons…” – Journal of Neural Transmission, 2014, cited by 30 articles;
🧬 “Bacterial melanin in rat models of Parkinson’s disease” – Neural Regeneration Research, 2015, cited by 26 articles;
🧍 “Initial training facilitates posttraumatic motor recovery…” – Somatosensory & Motor Research, 2015, cited by 26 articles;
🧫 “Bacterial melanin crosses the blood–brain barrier…” – Fluids and Barriers of the CNS, 2014, cited by 25 articles.

Conclusion:

In summary, Dr. Tigran Petrosyan exemplifies a strong blend of scientific rigor, innovation, and dedication to applied neuroscience. His research has contributed new perspectives to the treatment of CNS injuries and neurodegenerative diseases, particularly through the exploration of bacterial melanin as a therapeutic agent. With a solid publication record, strong citation metrics, and a broad research scope that spans from molecular neuroscience to rehabilitative technology, Dr. Petrosyan is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award, and his continued work promises further contributions to neuroscience and health sciences.

 

 

 

Dr. vincenzo mirco la fazia | Cardiology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. vincenzo mirco la fazia | Cardiology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. vincenzo mirco la fazia | Cardiology – PhD candidate at Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute, United States

Dr. Vincenzo Mirco La Fazia is a highly dedicated and fast-rising clinical researcher in the field of cardiac electrophysiology. Currently working as a Clinical Research Electrophysiology Fellow, he has been making substantial contributions to arrhythmia treatment and catheter ablation technologies, particularly pulsed-field ablation (PFA). His research blends clinical relevance with scientific innovation, resulting in notable contributions to the understanding of atrial fibrillation (AF), procedural safety, and post-ablation patient outcomes. With over 322 citations, an h-index of 11, and an i10-index of 13, Dr. La Fazia has rapidly established a research profile of international repute.

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Dr. La Fazia pursued his medical education and specialized postgraduate training in cardiovascular medicine with a concentration in clinical electrophysiology. His academic background offered in-depth exposure to advanced cardiac imaging, electrophysiological mapping, and interventional ablation. These formative experiences laid the foundation for his current role in clinical research, where he continues to apply rigorous scientific principles to solve real-world cardiovascular challenges.

💼 Experience:

With extensive hands-on experience in clinical electrophysiology, Dr. La Fazia has contributed to several multi-institutional studies and trials focusing on atrial fibrillation and ventricular arrhythmias. He collaborates with top-tier electrophysiologists in Europe and the United States, playing key roles in trials that explore patient safety, procedural efficacy, and the integration of new technologies in electrophysiology labs. His work spans invasive procedures, postoperative monitoring, and data-driven decision-making, establishing him as a well-rounded and impactful clinical researcher.

🔬 Research Interest:

Dr. La Fazia’s research interests center around improving outcomes for patients with cardiac arrhythmias. His primary focus lies in pulsed-field ablation (PFA)—a promising technology that reduces collateral damage during AF ablation. His investigations have also examined the safety of ablation in complex patients, including those with cardiac amyloidosis, pulmonary hypertension, and HIV, as well as the management of contrast-induced nephropathy. Additionally, his work explores novel imaging and monitoring techniques to improve procedure planning and post-operative care, with a vision to make electrophysiology safer and more efficient.

🏆 Award:

Although Dr. La Fazia is in the early stages of his independent research career, his published studies in top journals and frequent collaboration with established leaders in the field speak volumes about his excellence. His contributions have already attracted significant academic attention and citations, underscoring the quality and relevance of his work. His candidacy for the Best Researcher Award is strengthened by this growing impact and the potential for long-term leadership in cardiac electrophysiology.

📚 Publications:

  • 📄 “Acute kidney injury resulting from hemoglobinuria after pulsed-field ablation in atrial fibrillation” – Clinical Electrophysiology, 2024 (🔁 54 citations)
  • 🧠 “Inherited arrhythmias in the pediatric population: an updated overview” – Medicina, 2024 (🔁 31 citations)
  • ⚡ “Redefining the blanking period after pulsed-field ablation” – Heart Rhythm, 2025 (🔁 26 citations)
  • 🧪 “Catheter ablation approach and outcome in HIV+ patients with recurrent atrial fibrillation” – Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, 2023 (🔁 24 citations)
  • 🫀 “Three-dimensional intracardiac echocardiography for left atrial appendage sizing” – Europace, 2024 (🔁 23 citations)
  • 💊 “Best anticoagulation strategy with and without appendage occlusion” – Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, 2024 (🔁 19 citations)
  • 💥 “Direct epicardial validation of posterior wall electroporation” – Clinical Electrophysiology, 2024 (🔁 14 citations)

✅ Conclusion:

Dr. Vincenzo Mirco La Fazia has demonstrated impressive scholarly productivity, clinical relevance, and scientific curiosity within a relatively short span of time. His contributions to PFA technology, AF management, and the evaluation of procedural complications have already influenced clinical practice and academic thought. With strong collaborative networks, a growing publication record, and a clear focus on advancing patient outcomes, he is exceptionally well-positioned for recognition through the Best Researcher Award. His dedication to excellence, combined with a forward-looking vision in cardiac electrophysiology, underscores his potential to become a future leader in cardiovascular research.