Yao Li | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Yao Li | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Yao Li | Artificial Intelligence | postgraduate at National University of Defense Technology | China

Mr. Yao Li is an emerging researcher specializing in emergency response informatics, intelligent decision-support systems, and automated information-requirement generation, with a strong academic foundation developed through advanced postgraduate research training. Mr. Yao Li has built his academic profile through rigorous study in information systems engineering, data-driven modeling, and applied computational analysis, supported by research involvement within recognized academic institutions. His professional experience includes contributing to analytical projects at the National University of Defense Technology, where he supports research on complex emergency scenarios, system automation, and interdisciplinary response frameworks. His research interests span emergency decision-making systems, machine-assisted information extraction, adaptive response models, data analytics for crisis management, and integration of computational tools to strengthen situational awareness during unexpected events. Mr. Yao Li’s research skills include quantitative modeling, system design, simulation-based analysis, algorithm development, data processing, collaborative research coordination, and the application of applied analytics to real-world emergency operations. His scholarly work includes a peer-reviewed article in Applied Sciences, indexed in Scopus, highlighting automated information-requirement generation through computational techniques. Additional contributions include collaborative studies with multidisciplinary teams, participation in institutional research initiatives, and support roles in internationally aligned research programs focusing on intelligent emergency systems. Throughout his academic journey, Mr. Yao Li has demonstrated excellence in both independent and team-based research, receiving recognition for his analytical clarity, methodological discipline, and project commitment. His honors include acknowledgments for research productivity, contributions to institutional research tasks, and active engagement in academic development forums. His future research aims to advance intelligent emergency-response technologies, expand cross-domain collaboration, and contribute to impactful scientific advancements addressing real-world societal challenges. Mr. Yao Li’s growing publication record and increasing engagement with broader academic platforms reflect his potential to emerge as a significant contributor in the fields of emergency informatics and intelligent systems research. His continued dedication to methodological innovation, academic integrity, and professional growth demonstrates his readiness to assume greater research responsibilities and strengthen his contributions to global scientific progress.

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Featured Publications:

Li, Y., Guo, C., Lu, Z., Zhang, C., Gao, W., Liu, J., & Yang, J. (2025). Research on the automatic generation of information requirements for emergency response to unexpected events. Applied Sciences.

 

Prerna Chaudhary | Machine Learning | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Prerna Chaudhary | Machine Learning | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Prerna Chaudhary | Machine Learning | PhD student at IIT DELHI | India

Ms Prerna Chaudhary is an accomplished researcher and scholar specializing in machine learning applications for wireless communication. She earned her Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi, where her research focused on advanced channel estimation techniques, adaptive filtering, and signal processing in non-Gaussian environments. Her professional experience includes contributing to international collaborative research projects and working with leading experts such as Prof. Manav R. Bhatnagar and B.R. Manoj, reflecting her strong collaborative and interdisciplinary capabilities. Ms Chaudhary’s research interests encompass machine learning in wireless communications, adaptive signal processing, OFDM systems, and jamming detection. She possesses a diverse set of research skills, including expertise in linear regression models, unscented Kalman filters, algorithm development, data analysis, and experimental design, which have enabled her to address complex problems in modern wireless systems. Throughout her academic career, Ms Chaudhary has achieved recognition for her impactful research contributions, including publications in high-impact IEEE and Scopus-indexed journals, presenting at prestigious international conferences, and receiving institutional awards for excellence in research and innovation. Her notable strengths include methodological rigor, innovative problem-solving, collaborative leadership, and the ability to translate theoretical insights into practical implementations. Areas for development include expanding her research impact through increased citations and assuming leadership in large-scale, multi-institutional projects. Ms Chaudhary is committed to mentoring emerging researchers, participating in professional societies such as IEEE and ACM, and contributing to the global research community through knowledge sharing and international collaborations. Looking ahead, she aims to pursue cross-disciplinary research initiatives and explore opportunities for translating her work into real-world applications, ensuring that her research continues to have a meaningful impact on the field of wireless communication. Ms Prerna Chaudhary’s consistent record of publications, research excellence, and professional engagement establishes her as a leading figure in her domain and a deserving candidate for recognition and awards.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Chaudhary, P., Chauhan, I., Manoj, B. R., & Bhatnagar, M. R. (2024). Linear Regression-Based Channel Estimation for Non-Gaussian Noise. IEEE 99th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC2024-Spring). Citation: 2

  2. Chaudhary, P., Manoj, B. R., Chauhan, I., & Bhatnagar, M. R. (2025). Channel Estimation using Linear Regression with Bernoulli-Gaussian Noise.

  3. Srivastava, S., Chaudhary, P., & Bhatnagar, M. R. (2024). Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Algorithms for Pulse Jammer Detection. IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and …. Citation: 0

  4. Chaudhary, P., Manoj, B. R., Patidar, V. K., & Bhatnagar, M. R. (2024). Adaptive Unscented Kalman Filter for Time Varying Channel Estimation in OFDM Systems. IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and ….

 

Valentin Mollov | Computer Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Valentin Mollov | Computer Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Valentin Mollov | Computer Science | Associate Professor at Technical University of Sofia | Bulgaria

Dr. Valentin S. Mollov is a male researcher at the Technical University of Sofia whose education includes a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering awarded from the same university; he has built professional experience through roles in both academic teaching and research, supervising graduate students and collaborating with international institutions on projects relating to sensor systems, data security, and embedded architectures. His research interests focus on sensor data processing, flexible and secure architectures for IoT‐enabled systems, signal fusion, and real‐time embedded computing. He has skill in algorithm design, data modeling, secure communications, signal/sensor fusion, hardware‐software integration, and using tools and platforms such as Scopus, IEEE Xplore, as well as embedded system design environments. Dr. Mollov has earned recognition through publications in peer‐reviewed conferences and journals, membership in professional societies, participation in international collaborative research projects, and awards or honours relating to research in sensor technologies and data processing. He has demonstrated the capacity to contribute original research, mentor junior researchers, and engage in outreach, which positions him as a promising leader in his field. Overall, Dr. Mollov is distinguished by his technical depth, collaborative work, and continuing growth toward greater impact in intelligent sensor systems and secure data architectures.

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Featured Publications:

Mollov, V. S. (2023). Sensor data processing methodology based on flexible architecture and secure data storage.

 

Henry Ogbu | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Henry Ogbu | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Henry Ogbu | Artificial Intelligence | Assistant Lecturer at Covenant University | Nigeria

Mr Henry Ogbu is an emerging scholar and researcher in the field of Computer and Information Science whose academic journey and professional achievements demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing artificial intelligence and computational intelligence. He pursued his higher education at Covenant University, Nigeria, where he specialized in Computer and Information Science, acquiring a solid academic foundation that enabled him to explore machine learning, optimization algorithms, and recommender systems in depth. Through his education and research training, Mr Henry Ogbu developed expertise in algorithm design, neural network optimization, and intelligent systems modeling, positioning himself as a promising academic with innovative contributions to technology-driven solutions. Professionally, Mr Henry Ogbu has participated actively in research projects, presenting his work at international conferences and publishing in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings indexed in Scopus and IEEE databases. His professional experience reflects a dedication to solving practical problems through artificial intelligence applications, including automated grading systems, operating system evaluation, and optimization strategies in computational models. His research interests cover deep learning, neural networks, optimization techniques, artificial intelligence, and intelligent recommender systems, with an emphasis on designing models that are efficient, scalable, and adaptable to modern computational challenges. In his published works, such as iAttention Transformer: An Inter-Sentence Attention Mechanism for Automated Grading and Application of Optimization Techniques in Recommender Systems, he demonstrates both technical rigor and practical applicability, thereby contributing to the global body of knowledge in artificial intelligence. His skills extend across several domains including advanced algorithm development, optimization modeling, neural network training, data-driven analysis, and collaborative research across interdisciplinary domains. Mr Henry Ogbu is adept in employing mathematical foundations, coding skills, and machine learning frameworks to design and evaluate systems, making his research highly relevant to academia and industry. Alongside his research expertise, he has also participated in academic leadership roles, contributing to collaborative projects and engaging with the broader research community through conference presentations and knowledge-sharing forums.

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Featured Publications:

Ogbu, H. N., Dada, I. D., Akinwale, A. T., Osinuga, I. A., & Tunde-Adeleke, T. J. (2025). iAttention Transformer: An inter-sentence attention mechanism for automated grading. Mathematics, 13(18), 2991.

Ogbu, H. N. (2024). Application of optimization techniques in recommender systems. Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Science.

Ogbu, H. N. (2024). Training neural network model using an improved three-term conjugate gradient algorithm. In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference & Research Showcase on Science, Technology & Innovation (ICRS-STI 2024).

Ogbu, H. N. (2021). Comparative study of operating system quality attributes. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 1107(1), 012061. — Citations: 6

Wai Kin Victor Chan | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Wai Kin Victor Chan | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Wai Kin Victor Chan | Artificial Intelligence | Professor at Tsinghua University | China

Prof. Wai Kin Victor Chan is a distinguished academic and researcher at Tsinghua University’s Tsinghua-Berkeley Shenzhen Institute, widely recognized for his expertise in agent-based simulation, discrete-event systems, intelligent transportation networks, and sustainable energy applications. Over his career, he has made significant strides in computational modeling, deep learning frameworks, blockchain systems, and manufacturing optimization, earning more than 2,600 citations across his research portfolio. His work addresses pressing technological challenges by bridging simulation science, artificial intelligence, and smart city innovation, establishing him as a thought leader and collaborator in advancing next-generation technologies for global benefit.

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Education

Prof. Chan earned his Ph.D. in Systems Engineering, focusing on discrete-event simulation modeling and optimization techniques for complex industrial systems. His doctoral research, supported by international collaborations, laid the foundation for his future breakthroughs in multi-cluster scheduling, simulation-based energy analysis, and AI-driven forecasting frameworks. Building upon his early academic achievements, his continuous learning through postdoctoral engagements and research residencies allowed him to refine expertise in transportation systems modeling, sustainable manufacturing, and decentralized technologies.

Experience

Prof. Chan has built an extensive research career through faculty roles, international research collaborations, and industry-linked projects that merge academic rigor with real-world impact. At Tsinghua University, he leads interdisciplinary initiatives connecting simulation, artificial intelligence, and smart infrastructure, partnering with global institutions to develop computational frameworks for blockchain energy modeling, emergency transportation planning, and AI-powered traffic systems. His experience spans conference leadership, workshop facilitation, and mentoring graduate researchers, while his advisory roles for industrial partners have enabled the application of his models to enhance supply chains, urban planning, and energy-efficient manufacturing systems.

Research Interest

Prof. Chan’s research interests are anchored in agent-based and discrete-event simulations, Monte Carlo computational techniques, AI-enabled traffic prediction, blockchain-driven sustainability, and system optimization for smart cities and industrial processes. He is particularly focused on developing hybrid modeling approaches that combine simulation and artificial intelligence to manage complex, dynamic systems. His contributions to the study of emergent behavior modeling, electricity market simulations, and multi-cluster scheduling have influenced the design of scalable frameworks for both academic research and applied engineering solutions worldwide.

Award

Prof. Chan’s exceptional academic trajectory, marked by his citation index of 2,634, h-index 24, and i10-index 49, positions him as a strong nominee for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions have advanced transportation system resilience, sustainable blockchain adoption, and AI-driven optimization techniques, earning recognition within academic and professional networks such as IEEE and ACM. His role as a collaborative leader in international research projects exemplifies the kind of global impact celebrated by this award category.

Publications

  • “Cost modeling and optimization of a manufacturing system for mycelium-based biocomposite parts”
    Published year: 2016 | Citations: 77

  • “Agent-Based Simulation Tutorial: Simulation of Emergent Behavior”
    Published year: 2010 | Citations: 240

  • “Optimal Scheduling of Multicluster Tools Part I”
    Published year: 2010 | Citations: 154

  • “Spatial-Temporal Attention Wavenet for Traffic Prediction”
    Published year: 2021 | Citations: 117

  • “Evaluation of Energy Consumption in Blockchains”
    Published year: 2020 | Citations: 109

  • “Monte Carlo Simulations Applied to Uncertainty in Measurement”
    Published year: 2013 | Citations: 125

  • “Offline RL with No OOD Actions: In-Sample Learning via Implicit Value Regularization”
    Published year: 2023 | Citations: 107

Conclusion

Prof. Wai Kin Victor Chan’s research career embodies the qualities celebrated by the Best Researcher Award, blending theoretical innovation, high-impact publications, and interdisciplinary leadership. His pioneering studies in agent-based systems, AI-driven simulations, and sustainable technologies not only advance the state of knowledge but also provide solutions for urban resilience, energy efficiency, and digital innovation. With a strong publication record, global collaborations, and a vision for expanding AI-integrated sustainability and smart infrastructure frameworks, he continues to shape the future of computational science, making him a deserving recipient of this recognition.

 

 

Saddam Hossain | Computer Science | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Saddam Hossain | Computer Science | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Saddam Hossain | Computer Science – Lecturer at World University of Bangladesh, Bangladesh

Saddam Hossain is an emerging scholar and dedicated academic in the field of Applied Mathematics, currently serving as a Lecturer at the World University of Bangladesh. With a deep-rooted passion for mathematical modeling and problem-solving, he has steadily built a career marked by academic rigor, teaching innovation, and interdisciplinary research. His interests lie at the intersection of pure mathematics and applied sciences, with particular expertise in numerical methods, cosmological modeling, and time series forecasting. Known for his methodical thinking and intellectual curiosity, Saddam consistently contributes to both academia and society through his commitment to quality education and impactful research.

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Education:

Saddam completed his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Applied Mathematics from Noakhali Science & Technology University. During his undergraduate studies, he secured a First Class 4th position with a CGPA of 3.57 out of 4, and in his postgraduate program, he attained a First Class 5th rank with a CGPA of 3.50. His academic training emphasized rigorous mathematical foundations along with applied problem-solving, preparing him to conduct advanced research. Both his thesis and project work demonstrate a focus on cosmological mathematics and numerical approximation methods — setting the stage for his ongoing academic journey. His educational accomplishments reflect not only strong analytical aptitude but also perseverance and academic consistency.

Experience:

Since January 2019, Saddam Hossain has been contributing to higher education as a Lecturer in the Basic Science Division at the World University of Bangladesh. His role extends beyond teaching to curriculum development, creative lesson planning, and academic mentorship. He has been instrumental in designing effective mathematical modules, integrating both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Saddam’s teaching philosophy is student-centered, emphasizing clarity, logic, and conceptual depth. He has also taken part in IT and programming training, enhancing his technical capacity to conduct and guide computational research.

Research Interest:

Saddam’s research interests are diverse yet deeply grounded in mathematical applications. His focus areas include numerical methods, mathematical physics, cosmology, econometric modeling, and the application of statistical tools in agriculture and economics. He has shown an aptitude for merging theoretical mathematics with real-world data interpretation. From studying inflation prediction models to exploring the mathematical underpinnings of the universe through Friedmann equations, Saddam’s work represents a bold effort to integrate classical mathematics with contemporary scientific inquiries. His computational skills in MATLAB, FORTRAN, and MATHEMATICA support his analytical explorations and enable precise modeling.

Award:

Saddam Hossain’s commitment to academic excellence and research has earned him a reputation as a high-potential educator and scholar. Though currently in the early stages of his award journey, his top academic ranking and leadership in several peer-reviewed publications have laid a solid foundation for national and international recognition. His consistent publication record and contribution to interdisciplinary fields highlight his suitability for honors such as the “Best Researcher Award,” which would not only acknowledge his existing achievements but also motivate future breakthroughs in mathematical research.

Publication:

📊 “Linear Trend Line Analysis by the Method of Least Square for Forecasting Rice Yield in Bangladesh” (2022), published in Journal of Mechanics of Continua and Mathematical Sciences, cited for its application in agricultural policy forecasting.
🌌 “A New Mathematical Approach Based on the Friedmann Equation” (2020), featured in IOSR Journal of Applied Physics, bridges cosmological theory with mathematical formulation.
🧮 “A New Analysis of Approximate Solutions for Numerical Integration Problems with Quadrature-based Methods” (2020), published in Pure and Applied Mathematics Journal, is widely used in computational math studies.
🐄 “A Mathematical Study of Break-Even Analysis Based on Dairy Farms in Bangladesh” (2020), in International Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, applies quantitative models in agribusiness.
🔢 “Operations and Actions of Lie Groups on Manifolds” (2020), featured in American Journal of Computational Mathematics, explores abstract algebraic structures with geometric implications.
📉 “A Comparative Exploration on Different Numerical Methods for Solving Ordinary Differential Equations” (2020), from JMCMS, offers key insights for numerical analysis students.
📈 “Could Econometric Models Predict Higher Inflation? Time Series Modelling and Inflation Rate Forecasting” (2024), published in American Scientific Research Journal for Engineering, Technology, and Sciences, provides a predictive framework for economic indicators.

Conclusion:

Saddam Hossain exemplifies the qualities of a dynamic researcher and committed educator whose work consistently blends academic rigor with practical relevance. His academic journey, shaped by strong performance, research curiosity, and educational leadership, positions him as a deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award. Through his contributions to both theoretical and applied mathematics, he not only enriches his field but also sets a benchmark for future researchers in Bangladesh and beyond. Recognizing Saddam at this stage of his career would not only validate his efforts but also encourage further innovation and scholarly excellence in mathematical sciences.