Nataliya Babayevska | Material Science | Best Researcher Award

Prof . Nataliya Babayevska | Material Science | Best Researcher Award

Prof . Nataliya Babayevska | Material Science | Nano BioMedical Centre at Adam Mickiewicz University | Poland

Prof. Nataliya Babayevska is a distinguished materials scientist with extensive expertise in nanomaterials, particularly zinc oxide (ZnO)-based nanosystems, multifunctional hybrid nanocomposites, and their biomedical applications. She earned her Ph.D. in Materials Science, demonstrating exceptional academic rigor and innovative research capabilities. Prof. Babayevska has accumulated significant professional experience leading international collaborative projects involving synthesis, characterization, and functionalization of nanostructures for antibacterial, drug delivery, bioimaging, and biosensing applications. Her research interests focus on the design of multifunctional nanosystems, photoluminescence-based immunosensors, nanostructured drug carriers, and the development of advanced biomaterials for healthcare technologies. She possesses strong research skills in materials synthesis, structural and morphological characterization, cytotoxicity and antibacterial assays, photoluminescence analysis, and nanocomposite fabrication. Prof. Babayevska has made notable contributions to the scientific community with over 30 Scopus-indexed publications, high citation metrics, and a proven record of translational research bridging fundamental nanomaterials science with practical biomedical applications. She has actively participated in peer review for high-impact journals and served in leadership roles in collaborative research projects, fostering mentorship and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her memberships in professional organizations, including IEEE and ACM, demonstrate her engagement with global scientific networks. Prof. Babayevska has received multiple honors and recognitions for her contributions to nanomaterials and biomedical research, reflecting her sustained excellence and international reputation. Areas for continued development include broadening clinical applications of her nanosystems and integrating computational modeling for predictive material design. In conclusion, Prof. Nataliya Babayevska’s exceptional research profile, leadership in international projects, and prolific publication record underscore her outstanding potential to advance nanomaterial applications in healthcare, biosensing, and bioimaging, positioning her as a globally recognized scientist whose ongoing contributions are expected to make a significant impact on both academic research and applied biomedical technologies.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Babayevska, N., Kustrzyńska, K., Przysiecka, Ł., Jarek, M., Jancelewicz, M., Iatsunskyi, I., … Janiszewska, E. (2025). Doxorubicin and ZnO-loaded gadolinium oxide hollow spheres for targeted cancer therapy and bioimaging. Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy. Citations: 5

  2. Myndrul, V., Yanovska, A., Babayevska, N., Korniienko, V., Diedkova, K., Jancelewicz, M., … Iatsunskyi, I. (2024). 1D ZnO–Au nanocomposites as label-free photoluminescence immunosensors for rapid detection of Listeria monocytogenes. Talanta. Citations: 12

  3. Babayevska, N., Przysiecka, Ł., Iatsunskyi, I., Nowaczyk, G., Jarek, M., Janiszewska, E., … Jurga, S. (2023). Author correction: ZnO size and shape effect on antibacterial activity and cytotoxicity profile. Scientific Reports. Citations: 8

  4. Babayevska, N., Woźniak, A., Iatsunskyi, I., Florczak, P., Jarek, M., Janiszewska, E., … Zalewski, T. (2023). Multifunctional ZnO:Gd@ZIF-8 hybrid nanocomposites with tunable luminescent-magnetic performance for potential bioapplication. Biomaterials Advances. Citations: 15

  5. Babayevska, N., Iatsunskyi, I., Florczak, P., Jarek, M., Janiszewska, E., Woźniak, A., … Jurga, S. (2022). MXene nanoflakes decorating ZnO tetrapods for enhanced performance of skin-attachable stretchable enzymatic electrochemical glucose sensor. Biosensors and Bioelectronics. Citations: 20

 

 

Weihong Gao | Thermoelectrical Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weihong Gao | Thermoelectrical Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weihong Gao | Thermoelectrical Materials – Associate professor at Harbin Engineering University College, China

Professor Weihong Gao is an acclaimed expert in the field of materials science, with a strong research emphasis on thermoelectric materials, microstructure design, and shape memory alloys. She is a faculty member at the School of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering at Harbin Engineering University. Her academic footprint is recognized internationally through over 2,000 citations, influential publications, and impactful scientific collaborations. Her research is dedicated to developing next-generation energy materials, making her a key contributor to advancing sustainable technology and energy conversion systems. Her innovative mindset and scholarly achievements make her a standout candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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🎓 Education:

Professor Gao’s academic journey is rooted in advanced materials science and engineering. Her formal education includes comprehensive training in physical metallurgy, thermoelectric material design, and functional alloys. Through a structured academic and research trajectory, she built a solid foundation in understanding the relationship between microstructure and material performance. Her education not only provided her with scientific rigor but also shaped her approach to multidisciplinary problem-solving, which remains a defining aspect of her research methodology today.

🧪 Experience:

With over a decade of intensive research experience, Professor Gao has led and participated in numerous scientific investigations on thermoelectricity, phase transformation, and alloy mechanics. At Harbin Engineering University, she has contributed to both theoretical advancement and practical development of smart materials. She has also played a significant role in supervising graduate researchers, developing academic programs, and fostering international collaborations. Her expertise extends to interfacial analysis and nanostructuring—two critical areas that have defined her scientific output. Her research projects often blend materials chemistry, solid-state physics, and engineering design.

🔬 Research Interest:

Professor Gao’s research interests lie at the intersection of energy science and material innovation. She focuses on enhancing the performance of thermoelectric materials for power generation and cooling applications, particularly at low temperatures. Her work investigates the optimization of electrical and thermal conductivity through advanced doping, nanostructuring, and crystal engineering. Additionally, she explores the properties and phase transitions of shape memory alloys like Ti-Ni-Hf, aiming to improve their mechanical strength and recovery behavior. Her interests reflect a commitment to both foundational discovery and application-driven innovation in smart materials.

🏆 Award:

Though specific accolades may remain undisclosed, Professor Gao’s academic metrics stand as a testament to her scholarly impact: with over 2,095 citations, an h-index of 23, and an i10-index of 41, her research resonates strongly across the global materials science community. Her work is regularly published in elite journals and frequently cited by peers, reflecting high relevance and credibility. These achievements form a solid basis for her nomination for the Best Researcher Award and affirm her consistent contribution to scientific excellence and research leadership.

📚 Publications:

  • “Demonstration of ultrahigh thermoelectric efficiency of ∼7.3% in Mg₃Sb₂/MgAgSb module for low-temperature energy harvesting” 🌡️ – Joule, 2021 – Cited by 346 articles
  • “Maximizing the performance of n-type Mg₃Bi₂ based materials for room-temperature power generation” ⚙️ – Nature Communications, 2022 – Cited by 237 articles
  • “High power factor and enhanced thermoelectric performance in Sc and Bi codoped GeTe” 🔋 – Advanced Energy Materials, 2020 – Cited by 114 articles
  • “Challenges for thermoelectric power generation: from a material perspective” 🔍 – Materials Lab, 2022 – Cited by 99 articles
  • “Mechanical properties of nanostructured thermoelectric materials α-MgAgSb” 🧪 – Scripta Materialia, 2017 – Cited by 95 articles
  • “Extraordinary thermoelectric performance in AgSbSe₂ with ultralow thermal conductivity” 💡 – ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2018 – Cited by 65 articles
  • “Improved thermoelectric performance of GeTe via efficient yttrium doping” 🔧 – Applied Physics Letters, 2021 – Cited by 36 articles

🧾 Conclusion:

Professor Weihong Gao exemplifies the qualities of a leading researcher: scientific vision, innovation, and consistent impact. Her dedication to developing high-efficiency materials for energy applications is both timely and transformative. Her record of publication, mentorship, and interdisciplinary integration positions her as a compelling nominee for the Best Researcher Award. By continuing to explore the frontiers of material science and engineering, Professor Gao not only advances academic excellence but also contributes meaningfully to global technological progress. Her work bridges science and sustainability, marking her as a trailblazer in the next generation of research leaders.