Panagiotis Mallis | Stem Cells | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Panagiotis Mallis | Stem Cells | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Panagiotis Mallis | Stem Cells | Manager at Biomedical Research Foundation Academy of Athens | Greece

Dr. Panagiotis Mallis is a highly accomplished researcher at the Hellenic Cord Blood Bank with extensive expertise in mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs), regenerative medicine, and tissue engineering of small-diameter vascular grafts. He obtained his Ph.D. in Regenerative Medicine (university details withheld) and has since developed a robust professional portfolio encompassing both laboratory research and translational clinical applications. Dr. Mallis has substantial professional experience in stem cell isolation, culture optimization, MSC banking protocols, and decellularization techniques, contributing to preclinical and clinical studies aimed at vascular tissue engineering and immune modulation. His research interests include vascular graft development, regenerative therapies using MSCs, tissue scaffolds, immunomodulatory applications, and innovative approaches for treating degenerative and immune-related diseases. He is highly skilled in MSC characterization, decellularization and recellularization of tissue scaffolds, proteomic and biomechanical analyses, and preclinical transplantation studies. Dr. Mallis has authored numerous high-impact publications, with 546 citations across 40 documents, an h-index of 13, and multiple articles in Q1 journals, demonstrating the global relevance of his work. He actively engages in international research collaborations, strengthening cross-border scientific partnerships and contributing to translational biomedical innovation. His leadership extends to mentoring early-career researchers, coordinating research teams, and participating in professional societies and volunteer initiatives in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Dr. Mallis has received multiple awards and recognitions for his pioneering contributions to MSC-based therapies and vascular tissue engineering, reflecting his commitment to advancing both science and clinical practice. His research has enhanced scientific understanding of MSC biology, vascular graft engineering, and immunomodulatory mechanisms, while also offering practical therapeutic solutions that have potential for global adoption. Looking forward, Dr. Mallis is positioned to expand his research into new regenerative medicine applications, lead international consortia, and contribute to high-impact publications, while continuing to mentor the next generation of biomedical scientists.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Chatzistamatiou, T. K., Papassavas, A. C., Michalopoulos, E., Gamaloutsos, C., Mallis, P., et al. (2014). Optimizing isolation culture and freezing methods to preserve Wharton’s jelly’s mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) properties: An MSC banking protocol validation for the Hellenic Cord Blood Bank. Transfusion, 54(12), 3108–3120. [Cited by 126]

  2. Mallis, P., Kostakis, A., Stavropoulos-Giokas, C., Michalopoulos, E. (2020). Future perspectives in small-diameter vascular graft engineering. Bioengineering, 7(4), 160. [Cited by 119]

  3. Protogerou, V., Michalopoulos, E., Mallis, P., Gontika, I., Dimou, Z., Liakouras, C. (2019). Administration of adipose derived mesenchymal stem cells and platelet lysate in erectile dysfunction: A single center pilot study. Bioengineering, 6(1), 21. [Cited by 58]

  4. Mallis, P., Gontika, I., Poulogiannopoulos, T., Zoidakis, J., Vlahou, A. (2014). Evaluation of decellularization in umbilical cord artery. Transplantation Proceedings, 46(9), 3232–3239. [Cited by 45]

 

 

Abdeldjalil Ouahabi | Bioengineering | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Abdeldjalil Ouahabi | Bioengineering | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Abdeldjalil Ouahabi | Bioengineering – Full Professor at University of Tours, France

Professor Abdeldjalil Ouahabi is a distinguished academic and a leading figure in electrical and computer engineering, recognized globally for his pioneering work in image and signal processing. With decades of commitment to scientific innovation, he has become a driving force in the integration of artificial intelligence into medical imaging, communication systems, and sustainable education technologies. Through cross-disciplinary research and international collaborations, he continues to shape the future of intelligent systems and data-driven analysis. His prolific academic output, active editorial roles, and contributions to institutional development position him as an exemplary nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

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🔹Education:

Professor Ouahabi’s academic journey began with advanced training in automatic control and signal processing, culminating in a Ph.D. from one of Europe’s leading institutes. He later achieved a State Doctorate in Electrical and Computer Engineering through a joint program that exemplified his international academic approach. His formal education, deeply rooted in mathematical modeling and engineering, laid the groundwork for his lifelong specialization in signal interpretation, AI-driven algorithms, and multiscale analysis methods. His dual academic background across two continents empowered him with a broad and adaptable perspective on complex engineering challenges.

🔹Experience:

Over a career spanning more than three decades, Professor Ouahabi has served as a full professor at a renowned European university, where he also contributed to strategic international relations and academic leadership. Previously, he taught and conducted research at prominent institutions in North Africa and Europe, holding senior academic roles. Beyond teaching, he has led and participated in cutting-edge research projects across biomedical engineering, telecommunications, and intelligent systems. His roles as general and scientific chair at major international conferences reflect his commitment to knowledge dissemination and his leadership within the global research community.

🔹Research Interest:

His research interests lie at the intersection of signal processing, artificial intelligence, and biomedical imaging. He is particularly known for his work on multiresolution algorithms, wavelet transforms, fractal analysis, and sampling theories. His innovative applications of deep learning models to challenges in brain imaging, face recognition, and environmental monitoring have attracted wide attention. Recently, his focus has expanded to encompass sustainable digital technologies, hybrid learning environments, and AI-driven medical diagnostics. His interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical rigor with real-world relevance, often producing transformative insights across engineering, health, and educational systems.

🔹Award:

Professor Ouahabi’s contributions have earned him several accolades, including the Outstanding Reviewer Award from Elsevier journals such as Knowledge-Based Systems (2018) and Measurement (2016). He also received the Best Paper Award from the IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society in 1999, recognizing his long-standing impact in precision engineering. His reputation has led to invitations as a distinguished visiting professor and international collaborator on flagship AI projects, including one with a Fields Medal laureate. These honors underscore his consistency in scholarly excellence, peer recognition, and societal relevance.

🔹Publications:

📘 “Neonatal EEG classification using attention-based CNN”, Biomedical Signal Processing and Control (2025) – Cited by 15 articles.
🧠 “Advanced genetic image encryption for intelligent transport systems”, Computers and Electrical Engineering (2025) – Cited by 22 articles.
🌍 “Post-COVID-19 education and sustainability”, Sustainability (2023) – Cited by 30 articles.
🔬 “Brain tumor segmentation using PSO and ANOVA”, Cancers (2022) – Cited by 40 articles.
📊 “Image denoising using compressive sensing with regularization”, Sensors (2022) – Cited by 25 articles.
📹 “Medical video coding based on 2nd-generation wavelets”, Electronics (2019) – Cited by 28 articles.
🔍 “A review on wavelet denoising in medical imaging”, IEEE WoSSPA (2013) – Cited by 45 articles.

🔹Conclusion:

In conclusion, Professor Abdeldjalil Ouahabi exemplifies the ideals of research excellence, innovation, and global engagement. His sustained contributions to signal processing and artificial intelligence have profoundly influenced both academic knowledge and practical technologies. Through leadership in education, high-impact publications, and influential collaborations, he continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in engineering and biomedical research. His record of achievements, dedication to mentoring, and ongoing research into sustainable and intelligent systems make him a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work not only advances the frontiers of science but also empowers the global community through applied knowledge and strategic vision.