Ms. Soree Hwang | Biomedical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Soree Hwang | Biomedical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Soree Hwang | Biomedical Engineering – Researcher at KIST | Korea Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea

So Ree Hwang is an emerging biomedical engineering researcher whose multidisciplinary expertise in mechanical engineering, design, and biomedical systems positions her at the forefront of AI-integrated healthcare innovation. Currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Korea University and conducting research at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), she brings a unique fusion of engineering principles and data-driven health solutions. Her work centers on wearable sensor technologies, machine learning, and neurorehabilitation platforms, with a clear commitment to transforming clinical care through personalized, non-invasive, and remote monitoring systems. As a student researcher, her contributions are both technically rigorous and socially impactful, targeting populations with urgent healthcare needs such as stroke patients and frontline workers.

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Hwang’s educational journey reflects a strong foundation in engineering disciplines, which has evolved into highly specialized research in healthcare technologies. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by a Master’s in Design and Engineering. These programs equipped her with deep technical knowledge and problem-solving capabilities, allowing her to apply advanced engineering concepts to human health systems. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Korea University, she is now applying data-driven methodologies to solve real-world clinical challenges. Her academic path shows a consistent upward progression from foundational mechanics to AI-assisted medical technology.

Experience:

Professionally, Hwang has gained extensive research experience through her role at KIST, a premier research institute known for advanced technological development. She has contributed to over 16 research projects, covering domains such as gait analysis, fatigue detection, and motor function evaluation. Her collaborative initiatives include working with Korea University Hospital and the Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM) on technologies that promote neuroplasticity in stroke rehabilitation. She also collaborated on the development of an AI-powered stress monitoring system tailored for police officers. These projects illustrate her ability to engage in high-level, cross-disciplinary research that directly translates into real-world healthcare improvements.

Research Interest:

Hwang’s research interests include AI-based health monitoring, smart wearable technologies, neurorehabilitation, and digital healthcare applications for special populations. She is especially focused on developing systems that use inertial measurement units (IMUs), electromyography (sEMG), and machine learning algorithms to detect fatigue, classify abnormal gait, and assess stroke severity. Her goal is to enable remote, continuous health monitoring systems that assist clinicians in delivering customized rehabilitation and stress management therapies. By combining physiological signal analysis with deep learning architectures, she aims to improve both diagnostic accuracy and patient autonomy in the recovery process.

Award:

Though she is still in the early stages of her career, So Ree Hwang has demonstrated excellence in academic and applied research that makes her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. She is actively involved in two patent applications and is a member of recognized professional bodies such as the Korean Society for Precision Engineering and the Korean Society of Medical & Biological Engineering. These affiliations, coupled with her multidisciplinary achievements and collaborative projects, establish her as a rising talent whose work is already contributing meaningfully to the biomedical field.

Publications:

  • 🧠📶 “A Multimodal Fatigue Detection System Using sEMG and IMU Signals with a Hybrid CNN-LSTM-Attention Model”, Sensors, 2025 – Main Author, Vol. 25, Article 3309.
  • 🦿📊 “Machine Learning-Based Abnormal Gait Classification with IMU Considering Joint Impairment”, Sensors, 2024 – Main Author, Vol. 24, Article 5571.
  • 🧬🚶 “Classification of Gait Phases Based on a Machine Learning Approach Using Muscle Synergy”, Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2023 – Co-Author, Vol. 17, Article 1201935.
  • 🔁🧠 “Classification of Stroke Severity Using Clinically Relevant Symmetric Gait Features Based on Recursive Feature Elimination with Cross-Validation”, IEEE Access, 2022 – Co-Author, Vol. 10, pp. 119437–119447.
  • ⛹️📐 “Prediction of Lower Extremity Multi-Joint Angles During Overground Walking Using a Single IMU with a Low Frequency Based on an LSTM Recurrent Neural Network”, Sensors, 2021 – Co-Author, Vol. 22, Article 53.
  • 🖨️🧪 “Property Analysis of Photo-Polymerization-Type 3D-Printed Structures Based on Multi-Composite Materials”, Applied Sciences, 2021 – Main Author, Vol. 11, Article 8545.

Conclusion:

So Ree Hwang stands out as a highly motivated and innovative researcher who is already making meaningful contributions to AI-driven healthcare systems. Her integration of engineering principles with clinical insights allows her to design impactful solutions for rehabilitation and stress monitoring. With a solid academic background, multiple high-quality publications, and successful collaborative research efforts, she exemplifies the qualities of a future leader in biomedical research. Recognizing her with the Best Researcher Award would not only validate her significant accomplishments but also inspire further innovations in digital health and neurorehabilitation technologies.

 

 

Ms. mengjiao lu | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Mengjiao lu | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Mengjiao lu | Biosensors – Guizhou University, China

Dr. Mengjiao Lu is an emerging researcher at Guizhou University, China, known for her innovative contributions to nanomaterials and biosensor development. Her research centers on photoelectrochemical (PEC) immunoassays enhanced by advanced hybrid materials, particularly ZnIn₂S₄/TiO₂ nanorod heterojunctions integrated with multifunctional hydrogels. With a strong foundation in interdisciplinary science, she has quickly built a reputation for her scientific rigor and commitment to addressing biomedical challenges through material innovation. Her work bridges chemistry, materials science, and medical diagnostics, aiming to create ultrasensitive, reliable biosensing platforms for clinical applications.

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Dr. Lu pursued her higher education in the field of materials science and nanotechnology, where she developed a deep understanding of semiconductor materials, surface modification techniques, and biosensor systems. During her academic training, she specialized in photoelectrochemical systems and hydrogel-based composite materials. Her graduate and postgraduate studies equipped her with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for high-impact research, particularly in the synthesis and characterization of functional materials for biomedical detection. This educational background has formed the basis of her research focus on smart analytical technologies.

Experience:

Dr. Lu currently serves as a researcher at Guizhou University, where she has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects related to PEC biosensing and material interface engineering. She has worked with a diverse team of scholars and co-authors across various institutions, contributing to both theoretical and experimental aspects of research. Her experience includes material synthesis, device fabrication, sensor validation, and application testing. In addition to publishing peer-reviewed articles, she has contributed to collaborative reviews and played an active role in laboratory-based innovation, establishing herself as a technically skilled and research-oriented professional.

Research Interest:

Dr. Lu’s core research interest lies in the development of PEC-based biosensors using nanostructured semiconductors and hydrogels. Her work focuses on creating hybrid materials that enhance signal output and detection sensitivity for clinical diagnostics. She is particularly interested in heterojunction systems like ZnIn₂S₄/TiO₂, which offer synergistic photoelectric properties, and in soft hydrogel matrices that improve biocompatibility and analyte interaction. Her studies aim to improve the performance and reliability of biosensors used for detecting disease biomarkers, environmental toxins, and small molecules, advancing the field of smart analytical devices.

Award:

Although Dr. Lu has not yet received major international awards, her scholarly reputation is rapidly growing. With more than 340 citations from 253 documents and an h-index of 8, her research has clearly gained academic recognition. Her work is frequently cited in high-impact publications, reflecting both relevance and innovation. Her potential for awards in the near future is evident through her publication record, interdisciplinary collaborations, and contributions to high-demand applications in biomedical technology.

Publications 📚:

🌟 “ZnIn₂S₄/TiO₂ NRs heterojunction-multifunctional hydrogel hybrid for ultrasensitive photoelectrochemical immunoassay” – Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2023), cited by 42 articles.
🔬 “Research Progress of Biosensor Based on Organic Photoelectrochemical Transistor” – Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical (2022), cited by 37 articles.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Dr. Mengjiao Lu exemplifies the ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her pioneering work in nanostructured biosensors and PEC detection systems. Her innovative research, publication impact, and technical excellence place her at the forefront of interdisciplinary science. Although still early in her career, her contributions have already advanced the field of photoelectrochemical biosensing, with promising applications in medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring. Her continuous drive for innovation, strong academic background, and growing international recognition make her a compelling nominee for this prestigious honor.

 

 

 

Dr. peyman peyrovan | Numerical Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. peyman peyrovan | Numerical Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. peyman peyrovan | Numerical Analysis – Independent Researcher at shahed university, Iran

Dr. Peyman Peyrovan is a dedicated researcher in applied mathematics with expertise in numerical analysis, particularly in delay differential and integro-differential equations. His academic and research journey reflects a strong focus on solving complex mathematical problems with direct applications in healthcare and cybersecurity. Known for integrating rigorous theory with practical computation, Dr. Peyrovan has made notable contributions to the fields of inverse problems, regularization, and computational modeling. His vision lies in leveraging mathematics to address real-world challenges through algorithmic development and intelligent modeling. With an early but impressive track record, he stands out as a rising scholar in scientific computing and applied analysis.

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Dr. Peyrovan obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics (Numerical Analysis) from Shahed University in Tehran, Iran. His doctoral thesis, supervised by Dr. A. Tari, focused on developing and analyzing collocation methods for solving delay Volterra integro-differential equations with weakly singular kernels using continuous piecewise polynomial functions. Before his doctoral studies, he earned his M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics from Kharazmi University, specializing in regularization and inverse problems—particularly the determination of optimal regularization parameters for discrete ill-posed problems. His academic foundation was built during his undergraduate studies in mathematics at Damghan University, where he developed a strong theoretical background and problem-solving skills.

Experience:

Throughout his academic career, Dr. Peyrovan has accumulated substantial research experience in both theory and application. He has designed adaptive numerical algorithms for solving delay integral equations relevant to cybersecurity threat detection and system vulnerability analysis. In the biomedical domain, he developed MATLAB-based simulation tools for modeling tumor growth and biological feedback using delay systems. His contributions to MRI image reconstruction through inverse problem techniques have led to improved accuracy and reduced computational noise. He is proficient in MATLAB and Maple for numerical computing, and LaTeX for technical documentation. Dr. Peyrovan’s work demonstrates his capacity to bridge abstract mathematics with technological applications in data-driven domains.

Research Interests:

Dr. Peyrovan’s primary research interests include numerical methods for solving integral and integro-differential equations with delays, regularization of inverse problems, and computational modeling for real-life systems. He is particularly interested in delay systems with weakly singular kernels and their applications in healthcare, such as modeling biological responses and image reconstruction, and in cybersecurity, including the prediction of cyberattack propagation. He is actively exploring the synergy between machine learning and numerical analysis, aiming to develop hybrid models that combine data-driven insights with analytical rigor for intelligent system modeling and anomaly detection.

Awards:

In recognition of his academic excellence, Dr. Peyrovan was awarded the Top Graduate Student Award at Shahed University in 2024. This honor reflects both his outstanding performance during his Ph.D. studies and his commitment to advancing the field of applied mathematics. His early achievements demonstrate his potential to contribute further as a leader in numerical research, algorithm development, and interdisciplinary problem solving.

Publications:

📘 “Convergence analysis of collocation solutions for delay Volterra integral equations with weakly singular kernels” – Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2025, frequently cited in delay equation research.

📗 “Collocation method for Volterra integro-differential equations with piecewise delays” – Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2026, referenced in adaptive modeling studies.

Conclusion:

Dr. Peyman Peyrovan exemplifies the qualities of a forward-thinking researcher whose work sits at the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and real-world problem-solving. His research contributions in numerical delay equations, inverse problems, and algorithm development have been both technically rigorous and societally relevant. With a growing body of publications, experience in cross-disciplinary applications, and a clear research vision, he demonstrates strong potential for long-term academic and practical impact. Dr. Peyrovan is a highly deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award, and his trajectory suggests continued innovation and leadership in applied mathematical research.

 

 

 

Prof. Guanwei Fan | Cardiovascular | Outstanding Researcher Award

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Prof. Guanwei Fan | Cardiovascular | Outstanding Researcher Award

Prof. Guanwei Fan | Cardiovascular – Dean at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China

Dr. Qu Qingling is an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of sports science, with a specialized focus on physical education, exercise physiology, and public health. Currently serving as a lecturer at Nanjing Xiaozhuang University, she combines strong academic insight with practical application in her work. Her dedication to understanding the physiological effects of exercise and sports training on various populations has led to significant advancements in the discipline. With a career rooted in education and research, Dr. Qu exemplifies academic excellence, integrity, and innovation, making her an ideal candidate for recognition through this award nomination.

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Dr. Qu’s academic journey reflects a deep and enduring commitment to physical education and scientific inquiry. She earned her Bachelor of Education in Physical Education from Anhui Normal University in 2009, followed by a Master’s degree in Physical Education and Training from Shanghai University of Sport in 2012. Seeking to further expand her expertise, she pursued and completed her Ph.D. in Sports Science at Jeonbuk National University, South Korea, in 2023. Her doctoral studies emphasized evidence-based interventions to enhance physical health, particularly among women and athletic populations.

💼Experience:

Since 2013, Dr. Qu has been a dedicated lecturer at Nanjing Xiaozhuang University, where she has consistently delivered high-quality education in physical education and sports training. Her responsibilities include teaching, curriculum development, and mentoring students across various academic levels. In addition to her academic role, she has collaborated with governmental and community organizations to promote sports participation and youth fitness. Her leadership in interdisciplinary projects has significantly contributed to the implementation of health-focused physical education programs throughout the region.

🔬Research Interests:

Dr. Qu’s research interests span the fields of exercise physiology, health promotion, and physical training methodologies. Her investigations primarily focus on how structured exercise—such as circuit training and competitive sports—impacts cardiovascular health, body composition, and metabolic function, especially in middle-aged and female populations. She is also passionate about exploring the psychological benefits of exercise and has recently delved into studies evaluating how sports participation influences self-esteem and social development in youth. Her integrative approach combines empirical research with applied practice to foster healthier, more active communities.

🏅Awards:

Throughout her career, Dr. Qu has received multiple accolades for her contributions to academia and physical education. Notably, she was honored with the “Excellent Researcher Award” by Jeonbuk National University in recognition of her outstanding doctoral research. Additionally, she received the “Outstanding Teacher Award” from Nanjing Xiaozhuang University, reflecting her commitment to teaching excellence and student mentorship. These honors are a testament to her dedication, innovation, and positive impact in the field of sports science.

📚Publications:

  • 🏃‍♀️ “Effects of 12-Week Circuit Training on Metabolic Health in Middle-Aged Women” – Korean Journal of Sports Science (2022) – Cited by 14 articles.
  • 🧘‍♀️ “Comparative Study on Physical Training Methods for Improving Balance and Coordination in Female College Students” – Journal of Physical Education Research (2021) – Cited by 11 articles.
  • 🏋️‍♀️ “Strength and Endurance Outcomes from Resistance Circuit Training in Young Adults” – Asian Journal of Sports Medicine (2021) – Cited by 8 articles.
  • 🏃 “Impact of Aerobic Exercise on Body Composition and Lipid Profiles in Sedentary Adults” – International Journal of Health Sciences (2020) – Cited by 9 articles.
  • 👟 “Motor Skill Development Through Recreational Sports in Elementary School Programs” – Chinese Journal of Sports Education (2019) – Cited by 6 articles.
  • 🎯 “Goal-Setting and Motivation in Team Sports Performance: A Pilot Study” – Sport and Exercise Psychology Review (2019) – Cited by 7 articles.
  • 🧠 “Psychosocial Effects of Exercise Participation on Adolescent Mental Health” – Health and Behavior Journal (2022) – Cited by 12 articles.

🔚Conclusion:

Dr. Qu Qingling stands as a leader in sports science, combining academic rigor, effective teaching, and socially impactful research. Her contributions to exercise physiology, physical education, and public health have not only advanced scientific knowledge but also shaped better practices in education and community fitness programs. Her career is marked by a commitment to empowering students, enhancing well-being, and building bridges between theory and real-world application. With her exceptional achievements and steadfast dedication, Dr. Qu is a deserving nominee for this prestigious award.

 

 

 

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahdi Abdollahi | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahdi Abdollahi | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahdi Abdollahi | Smart Materials – Academic Staff at Tarbiat Modares University, Iran

Dr. Mahdi Abdollahi is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Department of Polymer Reaction Engineering at Tarbiat Modares University. Renowned for his expertise in polymer chemistry and engineering, Dr. Abdollahi has consistently contributed to the advancement of polymer research through both theoretical and applied investigations. His academic career spans nearly two decades, marked by notable achievements in radical polymerization kinetics, nanocomposite synthesis, and high-performance material development. He is recognized by peers for his precision in experimental design, commitment to academic excellence, and impactful mentorship of emerging scientists.

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Dr. Abdollahi began his academic journey with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Chemistry, followed by a Master’s degree in Polymer Science and Technology. His Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering with a focus on Polymer Engineering was earned from Tarbiat Modares University in 2009. His doctoral dissertation centered on Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization (ATRP) and its interplay with layered nano-silicates—an advanced and multidisciplinary topic that positioned him at the forefront of polymer synthesis and nanotechnology integration.

Experience:

Dr. Abdollahi’s professional experience bridges both academic and industrial sectors. From 2006 to 2011, he served at the Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI), contributing to polymer application and synthesis groups. Since 2011, he has held a faculty position at Tarbiat Modares University, where he is involved in teaching, supervising graduate research, and leading scientific projects. His dual exposure to academia and applied research has allowed him to maintain a practical outlook while pursuing theoretical advancements in polymer chemistry.

Research Interests:

His primary research interests lie in emulsion and miniemulsion polymerization, kinetic studies of homo- and co-polymerizations using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and the development of polymer/clay nanocomposites. Dr. Abdollahi is particularly interested in controlled/living radical polymerization techniques such as ATRP, which enable the design of tailored macromolecular architectures. He also explores chemical modifications of natural polymers for use in energy and petroleum sectors, including fluid loss control and enhanced oil recovery (EOR). In recent years, he has ventured into the synthesis of polymers for high-temperature proton exchange membrane (HTPEM) fuel cells, reflecting his commitment to sustainable and high-performance materials.

Awards:

While formal award listings are not included in the profile, Dr. Abdollahi’s research impact, reflected in his citation record and long-term academic appointments, suggests consistent recognition within the scientific community. His leadership in advanced polymer studies and his publication record position him as a strong contender for awards acknowledging outstanding research in engineering and materials science.

Publications:

📘 “Kinetic Study of Radical Polymerization III: Solution Polymerization of Acrylamide by 1H-NMR” (J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 2004) – cited for its contribution to understanding polymerization kinetics in aqueous systems.

📗 “Effect of Carboxylic Acid Monomer Type on Particle Nucleation and Growth in Emulsifier-Free Emulsion Copolymerization of Styrene-Carboxylic Acid Monomer” (Polymer Journal, 2007) – recognized for advancing eco-friendly emulsion techniques.

📙 “Structure and Mechanical Properties of Carboxylated Styrene-Butadiene/Clay Nanocomposites” (e-Polymers, 2007) – highly cited for its implications in tire and sealant industries.

📕 “A New Simple Procedure to Calculate Monomer Reactivity Ratios Using 1H-NMR Kinetic Experiments” (Polymer, 2007) – a methodological innovation often referenced in kinetic modeling.

📘 “Kinetic Study of Radical Polymerization: VIII. Solution Copolymerization of Vinyl Acetate and Methyl Acrylate by 1H-NMR” (J. Macromol. Sci. A, 2007) – cited in polymer design strategies.

📗 “Kinetic Study of ATRP of Methyl Acrylate and Methyl Methacrylate with Poly(vinyl acetate) Telomers” (J. Macromol. Sci. A, 2007) – instrumental in advancing ATRP mechanisms.

📙 “Using 1H-NMR for Kinetic Study of Copolymerization of Styrene and Ethyl Acrylate” (J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 2007) – frequently cited for its precision and applicability in reactive systems.

Conclusion:

Dr. Mahdi Abdollahi exemplifies the qualities of a leading researcher in polymer science. His integration of kinetic theory, experimental chemistry, and nanotechnology has enriched the understanding of radical polymerization and functional material design. His prolific publication record, emphasis on industrial applicability, and dedication to academic mentorship reflect a career committed to scientific excellence. As an award nominee, Dr. Abdollahi represents a model of research integrity, innovation, and long-term impact in chemical engineering and polymer science. His selection for the Best Researcher Award would honor a trajectory defined by depth, diligence, and demonstrable scientific contribution.

 

 

 

Mr. Alex Hall | Mining Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Alex Hall | Mining Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Alex Hall | Mining Engineering – Engineer at Glencore, Canada

Alexander Hall is a highly skilled geomechanical engineer and Ph.D. candidate at Laurentian University, with over 14 years of global experience in underground and open-pit mining. Known for his hands-on innovation in deep mining challenges, Hall has become a leading figure in translating field-based engineering problems into practical, research-driven solutions. His contributions range from seismic risk mitigation to advanced shaft design, all delivered with a consistent focus on safety, productivity, and scientific rigor. His current research aims to enhance geomechanical understanding at extreme mining depths, positioning him as a strong contender for academic and professional recognition in applied mining science.

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Alexander Hall’s academic journey reflects a strong foundation in both theory and application. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Mining Engineering at Laurentian University (2020–present), with a focus on deep mine geomechanics. He holds a Master of Applied Science (2012–2014) from the same institution, where he began integrating numerical modeling with mine design. Hall completed his Bachelor of Mining Engineering at Dalhousie University (2006–2008) after earning a Certificate in Applied Science from Acadia University (2003–2006), equipping him with both practical engineering tools and analytical acumen.

Experience:

Professionally, Hall has demonstrated leadership and impact in both operational and consulting roles. As Senior Engineering Specialist at Glencore since 2017, he spearheaded the geomechanical planning and execution of the Onaping Depth Project, managing shaft construction at depths beyond 2,500 meters. His strategies to combat strain bursting through precondition blasting have become reference practices in deep shaft sinking. Before Glencore, Hall worked as Senior Geomechanics Engineer at Itasca Consulting Canada (2011–2017), where he contributed to over 100 projects worldwide. He advised leading mining companies—such as Vale, Rio Tinto, and De Beers—on ground control, seismic monitoring, and life-of-mine planning. His earlier roles with PotashCorp and Vale provided hands-on experience in shaft logistics, liner design, and freeze ring monitoring, completing a comprehensive professional profile.

Research Interests:

Hall’s research is rooted in applied geomechanics, focusing on the behavior of rock masses at extreme depths, seismic hazard control, numerical modeling (e.g., FLAC3D), and optimization of excavation sequences under high stress. His work aims to mitigate operational risk while improving production performance in deep mines. He is particularly interested in using field data from seismic and microseismic monitoring to validate computational models, advancing predictive capabilities in rock engineering and contributing to safer, smarter mining systems.

Awards:

Although Hall has yet to receive formal academic research awards, his contributions have been internally recognized within major mining organizations for innovation, safety enhancements, and operational efficiency. His development of new blasting strategies, optimized excavation planning, and integration of seismic monitoring systems have received high praise at Glencore and Itasca Consulting. He also holds professional certifications including Six Sigma Lean Green Belt and Project Management coursework, which underpin his methodical and results-oriented approach to complex engineering challenges.

Publications 📚🧠:

  • 📘 Mitigating geotechnical challenges in deep mining: lessons learned from shaft station excavations at extreme depths – Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 2025 – Cited by 0
  • 📘Preconditioning blasting for a deep blind sink shaft excavation
  • 📘 Preconditioning blasting for rockburst control in a deep shaft sink

Conclusion:

Alexander Hall’s integrated expertise in geomechanics, field operations, and numerical modeling makes him a standout candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His ongoing Ph.D. research, combined with over a decade of impactful industry experience, exemplifies a career trajectory dedicated to solving complex mining problems through innovation and evidence-based engineering. While his publication history is still growing, the technical depth, industry relevance, and problem-solving innovation reflected in both his projects and papers affirm his readiness for recognition as an emerging leader in applied mining research. His blend of academic rigor and engineering excellence strongly supports this nomination.

 

 

 

Dr. Heraiz Hocine | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Heraiz Hocine | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Heraiz Hocine | Environmental Science – PhD at University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

Dr. Hocine Heraiz is an accomplished researcher in the field of Mineral Processing Engineering, with a focus on sustainable construction materials and the recycling of industrial solid waste into high-performance cementitious systems. He is currently completing his Ph.D. at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, where his pioneering work in Ultra-High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) has drawn international attention for its environmental significance and engineering innovation. Dr. Heraiz brings a multidisciplinary approach to his research, integrating expertise in materials science, mining engineering, and sustainable construction to address some of the most pressing challenges in global infrastructure and environmental protection.

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Dr. Heraiz’s academic foundation spans multiple disciplines and countries. He obtained his engineering degree in Mining Engineering from the National Polytechnic School in Algeria, focusing on blasting plan optimization and geotechnical analysis. He later completed a Master’s degree in Material Science at the University of M’Sila, where he investigated the mechanical and physicochemical properties of palm fiber composites, with an emphasis on sustainable reinforcement and the use of Artificial Neural Networks. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Mineral Processing Engineering at the University of Science and Technology Beijing. His doctoral research involves the development of solid waste-based UHPC using steel fibers and clinker-free binders to enhance mechanical properties while promoting sustainability.

Experience:

Dr. Heraiz has accumulated diverse professional experience across academia, industry, and government institutions. He served as an Associate Professor at the University of M’Sila, where he contributed to teaching and mentoring in the field of materials engineering. In the private sector, he worked as a mining engineer, leading aggregate extraction operations and managing safety, compliance, and efficiency in day-to-day activities. As a site manager for a national construction company, he led a team of 25 workers, coordinated engineering workflows, and enforced strict quality and safety standards. His recent administrative and technical role at the Embassy of Algeria in China demonstrates his capacity for leadership and cross-cultural collaboration in complex environments.

Research Interest:

Dr. Heraiz’s research interests are centered on the reuse of industrial solid waste for sustainable building materials, particularly in developing Ultra-High-Performance Concrete. His studies cover the mechanical behavior, durability, and microstructural characteristics of these materials using advanced techniques such as XRD, SEM, FTIR, and TGA-DSC. He is especially interested in reducing CO₂ emissions in cement-based construction by using steel fibers, mineral admixtures, and industrial by-products. Additionally, his research integrates data modeling and optimization techniques, including Artificial Neural Networks and Response Surface Methodology, for predictive analysis of composite performance.

Award:

Dr. Heraiz was awarded the Silver Prize in the “Challenge Cup” International Entrepreneurship Competition in 2024, under the Belt and Road Initiative track. His winning project, Cotton Silk Road, focused on innovative cotton processing technologies and the use of solid waste in green development. In addition, he plays an active role in national research projects in China, including a National Key R&D Program on enhancing the resilience of municipal systems, and a Hebei Provincial Science and Technology Project on developing ultra-low carbon cementitious materials. These accolades highlight his leadership, innovation, and contribution to sustainable engineering solutions.

Publication:


🔹 Optimization of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Using a Clinker-Free Binder and Iron Mine Tailings Aggregate (🧱 Minerals, 2024) — widely cited in green construction studies.

🔹 Examining the bending test properties of bio-composites strengthened with fibers through a combination of experimental and modeling approaches

🔹 Assessment of Mechanical and Physicochemical Properties of Palm Fiber Composites (🌿 Journal of Composite Materials, 2024) — cited in natural fiber reinforcement studies.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Dr. Hocine Heraiz exemplifies a forward-thinking and solution-oriented researcher whose work merges scientific rigor with real-world relevance. His achievements in developing sustainable construction materials, backed by practical field experience and academic excellence, position him as a standout figure in the global movement toward eco-friendly infrastructure. Through innovative research, award-winning contributions, and strong academic publishing, Dr. Heraiz has proven his merit as a leading candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work not only advances the state of materials engineering but also supports international sustainability goals and circular economy practices.

 

 

 

Prof. Dr. Mu-Hua Huang | Organic | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Mu-Hua Huang | Organic | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Mu-Hua Huang | Organic – Beijing Institute of Technology, China

Professor Mu-Hua Huang is a distinguished researcher in polymer chemistry, renowned for his pioneering work on porous organic polymers and functional materials. He has contributed extensively to the synthesis and application of advanced macromolecular structures for catalysis, energy conversion, membrane separation, and environmental remediation. Currently serving as a professor at Beijing Institute of Technology, he leads a dynamic research group committed to sustainable innovation in material science.

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Professor Huang earned his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he developed a strong foundation in polymer synthesis and structure-function relationships. He expanded his expertise through postdoctoral appointments at ETH Zurich and the University of Liverpool, where he specialized in supramolecular systems and catalytic polymerization processes. These experiences enriched his interdisciplinary perspective and international collaborations.

Experience:

Since joining the faculty at Beijing Institute of Technology in 2012, Professor Huang has directed numerous national and regional research projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and other governmental agencies. He has established advanced laboratories and cultivated a team of young researchers who are now active contributors in academia and industry. His dedication to both fundamental and applied research has positioned him as a leader in functional polymer materials and sustainable technologies.

Research Interests:

Professor Huang’s research is focused on the design and synthesis of porous organic frameworks, functional membranes, and supramolecular polymer systems. His primary interests lie in gas adsorption and separation, CO₂ capture and conversion, energy storage, and the recovery of precious metals. By integrating synthetic organic chemistry with polymer engineering and environmental applications, he continues to develop next-generation materials that address pressing global challenges in energy and sustainability.

Awards:

While individual honors are not explicitly listed, Professor Huang’s research excellence has been consistently recognized through prestigious grants and long-term institutional support. These include multiple projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and municipal science and technology commissions, underscoring his high-impact contributions and leadership within the scientific community.

Publications 📚:

  • 🧪 “Flexible porous organic polymers with 1,2-diol subunits favoring the high loading of Pd nanoparticles,” Nanoscale, 2025. Cited for enabling stable and efficient catalysts through high Pd dispersion.
  • 🌫️ “Highly porous polysalicylates via Grignard reagent triggered ‘three-in-one’ polyesterification,” Journal of Membrane Science, 2025. Cited for advancing selective membrane technologies in separation science.
  • 💨 “Porous Polyketones with a Well-Defined 1,3,5-Triphenyloylbenzene Subunit for Functional Gas Adsorption,” ACS Applied Polymer Materials, 2025. Referenced for innovative framework design in gas capture applications.
  • ♻️ “Porous Polypyrrolidines for Highly Efficient Recovery of Precious Metals,” Advanced Materials, 2024. Noted for introducing a sustainable strategy for noble metal recycling.
  • 🌍 “Improved synthesis of porous C2N for CO₂ conversion to formamides,” Journal of Polymer Science, 2024. Highlighted for promoting carbon utilization and green chemistry.
  • 🔋 “Incorporation of Azo-Linkage to Elevate the Redox Potential of Triphenylamine-Based POP Cathodes,” ACS Applied Energy Materials, 2023. Cited in work on organic electrode materials for energy storage.
  • ⚡ “Supramolecular polyoxometalate organic frameworks (SPOFs) with tunable redox properties for energy storage and environmental remediation,” Chemical Science, 2025. Recognized for novel supramolecular framework design in electrochemical applications.

Conclusion:

Professor Mu-Hua Huang’s career exemplifies scientific rigor, creativity, and a commitment to sustainable advancement in materials science. His interdisciplinary work bridges chemistry and environmental engineering, offering practical solutions to global energy and resource challenges. His innovative research, high-impact publications, and dedicated mentorship make him an outstanding nominee for the Best Researcher Award. Honoring Professor Huang through this recognition would celebrate a scientist whose work continues to inspire meaningful scientific and societal progress.

 

 

 

Dr. Lina Cui | Psychology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Lina Cui | Psychology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lina Cui | Psychology – Researcher at Ewha Womans University, South Korea

Lina Cui is an emerging leader in the field of social work whose research focuses on the intricate challenges faced by marginalized youth populations, especially children with incarcerated parents, multicultural adolescents, and those affected by social stigma. With a strong academic and practical foundation, Dr. Cui’s trajectory in social welfare research reflects a clear commitment to promoting social justice and evidence-based policy reform. She has contributed to a growing body of knowledge addressing the psycho-social wellbeing of vulnerable children and adolescents in South Korea, making her an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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🎓 Education:

Dr. Cui earned her Ph.D. in Social Work from Ewha Womans University in Seoul, with a doctoral thesis that explored the Social Relationships of Children with Incarcerated Parents, supervised by Dr. Choong-Rai Nho. She previously completed a Master’s in Social Work from the same institution, investigating The Effects of Acculturative Stress on Life Satisfaction in Multicultural Adolescents, with a focus on ego-resilience and school adjustment. Her academic path began with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Chinese Literature. Across all levels of her education, Dr. Cui demonstrated exceptional interdisciplinary insight, combining literary, cultural, and social frameworks in her scholarly inquiry.

🧪 Experience:

Dr. Cui currently serves as a lecturer at both Handong Global University and the Asian Center for Theological Studies and Mission University, where she teaches subjects related to child welfare, elder care, and multicultural families. Beyond academia, she has served as a researcher and research assistant in numerous government and NGO-sponsored projects, including roles at the National Center for the Rights of the Child (NCRC) and the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. Her work has spanned evaluations of child policy implementation, mentoring programs for at-risk youth, and even studies integrating digital platforms such as the Metaverse to support children of incarcerated parents.

🔬 Research Interests:

Dr. Cui’s research spans several critical areas: social work for children and adolescents, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), multicultural welfare, and the social adaptation of refugee children. She particularly focuses on how trauma, stigma, and social isolation affect development, and how social programs can mitigate these effects through structured support systems. Her studies are characterized by empirical rigor, innovative methodologies such as latent class analysis and structural equation modeling, and a consistent emphasis on policy relevance.

📚 Select Publications:

Lina Cui’s scholarly output is both prolific and impactful. Some of her key publications include:

  • 📖 “Surviving in the Darkness: Autobiographical Insights of Young Adults Who Experienced Parental Incarceration in South Korea” (2025, Children and Youth Services Review) – A powerful qualitative piece exploring identity and trauma.
  • 📊 “Association between Food Insecurity and Multiple Chronic Diseases in Elderly People with Disabilities in South Korea” (2025, Asian Social Work and Policy Review) – Bridging youth and elder care research.
  • 🌱 “Effects of Positive Parenting Attitudes on Citizenship: Focusing on Double Mediating Effects of Self-Efficacy and Career Maturity” (2025, Social Work Practice & Research) – Highlighting parent-child dynamics in civic development.
  • 💬 “Serial Dual Mediating Effects of Self-esteem and Peer Support in the Relationship Between Acculturative Stress and Life Satisfaction among Refugee Children in Korea” (2025, Asian Social Work and Policy Review) – Addressing minority stress in child refugees.
  • 📵 “The Effect of Social Stigma on Smartphone Overdependence among Out-of-School Adolescents” (2024, Korean Journal of Youth Studies) – A behavioral study on digital dependency.
  • 🌈 “The Influence of Learner-Centered Teaching on School Life Satisfaction in Korean Adolescents” (2024, Journal of School Social Work) – Exploring classroom experiences and student wellbeing.
  • 💡 “Latent-Class Identification and Prediction for Pattern Changes of Career Barriers Among Multicultural Adolescents” (2023, Journal of Youth Welfare) – A methodological innovation in youth development research.

🏆 Awards:

Dr. Cui’s outstanding contributions have earned her multiple honors, including the 2023 Young Researcher Award from the Korean Association of Youth Welfare and the Best Young Investigator Award from Ewha Womans University. Additionally, she has received prestigious dissertation awards and research recognition from national academic bodies such as the Korea Youth Research Association and the Korea Employment Agency for the Disabled. These accolades underscore her consistent academic excellence and the societal relevance of her work.

🔚 Conclusion:

Lina Cui exemplifies the qualities of an impactful researcher—intellectually curious, methodologically rigorous, and socially committed. Through her extensive research, teaching, and public engagement, she has consistently addressed the pressing needs of disadvantaged youth. Her work not only fills critical gaps in academic literature but also informs welfare policy and practice at both national and international levels. Lina Cui’s academic journey is marked by a rare blend of empathy, innovation, and scholarship, making her a highly deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

 

 

Prof. Mohammad R. Sabzalian | Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Mohammad R. Sabzalian | Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Mohammad R. Sabzalian | Agriculture – Professor at Isfahan University of Technology, Iran

Professor Mohammad R. Sabzalian is a highly respected academic and research leader in the fields of plant genetics, biotechnology, and sustainable agriculture. Serving as a professor at Isfahan University of Technology, he has made significant contributions to the scientific understanding of plant stress responses, essential oil biosynthesis, and phytoremediation. With over 5,200 citations and an h-index of 34, his research is both widely recognized and practically impactful. His scholarly work spans topics like LED-induced plant performance, drought resistance, and bioactive compound enhancement in medicinal plants. As a result, he has earned a strong international reputation for advancing innovative and ecologically relevant research.

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Education:

Professor Sabzalian pursued advanced academic training in agricultural sciences, focusing on agronomy, plant physiology, and genetics. His formal education provided a rigorous foundation in molecular biology and crop breeding, which laid the groundwork for his multifaceted research. His academic background also emphasizes the integration of plant biotechnology with environmental and ecological applications, enabling him to contribute meaningfully to both theoretical studies and applied agricultural challenges.

Experience:

With an academic career spanning several years, Professor Sabzalian has developed extensive experience in teaching, research, and graduate mentorship. At Isfahan University of Technology, he has served as a senior faculty member in plant genetics, supervising numerous graduate theses and research projects. His collaborations with fellow researchers in Iran and abroad reflect his commitment to knowledge-sharing and interdisciplinary development. He has participated in a variety of funded research projects and has led several initiatives focused on sustainable crop production and soil health. His expertise bridges laboratory and field-based studies, allowing for the practical application of scientific discoveries in real-world agriculture.

Research Interests:

Professor Sabzalian’s research is centered on the physiological and genetic mechanisms that enable plants to adapt to challenging environmental conditions such as drought, salinity, and nutrient stress. He is particularly interested in the use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to optimize photosynthesis and the synthesis of secondary metabolites in controlled environments. Another core area of interest is phytoremediation—using plants to remediate contaminated soils, particularly those affected by petroleum pollutants. Additionally, he explores the variability of essential oil content and the biochemical enhancement of medicinal and aromatic plants under environmental stress, highlighting his focus on sustainable and health-promoting agriculture.

Awards:

While Professor Sabzalian’s work has not been tied to a specific international award thus far, his influence in the academic and research community is evident through his citation metrics, leadership roles, and collaborations. He has been regularly invited to contribute to journals, conferences, and research networks, and his scholarly impact reflects broad recognition of his contributions. The consistent quality and applicability of his research make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, underscoring both academic merit and scientific relevance.

Publications:

Professor Sabzalian’s publications are widely cited, with many appearing in internationally recognized journals. Some of his most influential works include:

🌿 “Photosynthesis under artificial light: the shift in primary and secondary metabolism” (2014, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, cited by 548)—explores how artificial lighting affects plant metabolism.

💧 “Effect of salinity and drought stresses on growth parameters and essential oil content of Matricaria chamomile” (2008, Int. J. Agric. Biol., cited by 440)—analyzes the stress tolerance of a key medicinal plant.

🌱 “Phytoremediation of an aged petroleum contaminated soil using endophyte infected and non-infected grasses” (2010, Chemosphere, cited by 291)—investigates eco-friendly methods for soil cleanup.

🌸 “High performance of vegetables, flowers, and medicinal plants in a red-blue LED incubator” (2014, Agronomy for Sustainable Development, cited by 261)—advances indoor cultivation systems.

🥬 “Impact of LED irradiation on photosynthesis and mineral content of lettuce” (2017, Photosynthetica, cited by 185)—enhances nutritional value of indoor-grown crops.

🌻 “Oil content and fatty acid composition in seeds of three safflower species” (2008, Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society, cited by 179)—assesses oilseed potential for food and fuel.

🌾 “Neotyphodium endophytes trigger salt resistance in tall and meadow fescues” (2010, Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, cited by 119)—examines symbiotic strategies for stress resistance.

Conclusion:

In summary, Professor Mohammad R. Sabzalian is a visionary researcher whose work exemplifies scientific excellence, practical innovation, and environmental stewardship. His contributions to plant genetics, LED-based cultivation, and phytoremediation position him as a key figure in sustainable agriculture. His consistently cited publications, dedication to collaborative science, and real-world impact affirm his suitability for the Best Researcher Award. By bridging fundamental research and applied outcomes, he continues to shape the future of plant biotechnology and ecological resilience.