Wenchuan Hsu | Gastrointestinal Surgery | Women Researcher Award

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Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu | Gastrointestinal Surgery | Women Researcher Award 

Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu | Gastrointestinal Surgery | Supervisor at Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital | Taiwan

Gastrointestinal Surgery plays a central role in shaping the remarkable professional identity of Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu, an accomplished Taiwanese nursing leader whose expertise bridges advanced clinical care, oncology nursing, gastroenterology practice, hospital administration, evidence-based research, and patient-centered service within one of Asia’s most distinguished medical systems. Throughout her extensive career, Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu has demonstrated exceptional capability in supporting patients undergoing complex Gastrointestinal Surgery, hepatology procedures, and cancer treatments, while strengthening institutional standards in clinical safety, nursing professionalism, multidisciplinary collaboration, and high-acuity ward operations. Born in Taiwan, Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu built her academic foundation with a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Fu Jen Catholic University, followed by a Master’s degree in Health Care from Chang Gung University of Science and Technology, and she is currently pursuing her PhD in Nursing at Taipei Medical University, reflecting her commitment to advancing scholarly excellence in Gastrointestinal Surgery–related nursing care, oncology pathways, postoperative recovery, and quality improvement systems. Her professional journey at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Linkou Branch)—one of the largest, most advanced medical centers in Asia—began as a Registered Nurse, where she developed strong clinical skills in gastroenterology, hepatobiliary surgery units, and oncology wards, and later progressed through leadership positions including Head Nurse for fourteen years and, ultimately, Nursing Supervisor, a role that underscores her mastery in operational management, nursing education, staff development, and the organization of high-complexity care environments. With decades of experience in Gastrointestinal Surgery support, Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu has become a key figure in areas such as postoperative gastrointestinal management, early complication monitoring, dysphagia screening after cancer surgery, symptom management, patient counseling, and the coordination of comprehensive rehabilitation and survivorship services for oncology patients. Her research interests reflect the depth of her clinical practice, focusing on gastrointestinal postoperative recovery, oncology patient outcomes, quality-of-life enhancement, self-care interventions, dysphagia risk identification, and nursing leadership development. She has contributed significantly to scientific knowledge, participating in studies that investigate postoperative complications, free-flap reconstruction outcomes, swallowing function, and self-management strategies for cancer patients—work that directly informs best practices in Gastrointestinal Surgery nursing care worldwide. Her research skills include clinical data interpretation, protocol development, systematic review methodology, evidence synthesis, statistical evaluation, and interprofessional collaboration, enabling her to translate bedside realities into measurable improvements in patient experience and clinical efficiency. Throughout her career, Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu has been recognized for her dedication to nursing excellence, her strong contributions to high-performance hospital units, and her leadership in guiding new generations of nurses to uphold safety, compassion, and technical precision in Gastrointestinal Surgery and oncology care. Fluent in clinical communication, proficient in healthcare management, and deeply committed to the advancement of nursing science, she continues shaping the future of patient care through academic progress, clinical mentorship, and the pursuit of innovative models that strengthen quality outcomes. In conclusion, Mrs. Wenchuan Hsu exemplifies the modern nursing professional whose expertise integrates Gastrointestinal Surgery nursing, oncology excellence, administrative leadership, research productivity, and continuous learning, making her an influential figure in Taiwan’s healthcare community and a driving force in improving patient well-being through evidence-based, compassionate, and forward-looking nursing practice.

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Featured Publications

Hsu, W. C. (2026). Effects of self-management on quality of life in patients with head and neck cancer: A systematic review. Supportive Care in Cancer.
Hsu, W. C. (2025). Occurrence, risk factors, and early clinical outcomes of dysphagia on postoperative day 7 in patients with oral cancer undergoing free-flap reconstruction surgery: A hospital-based retrospective study. Head & Neck.

Mauricio Mocha | Cardiologic | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Mauricio Mocha | Cardiologic | Research Excellence Award 

Dr. Mauricio Mocha | Cardiologic | Doctor at Heart Institute of the University of São Paulo | Brazil

Cardiologic expertise defines the distinguished professional journey of Dr. Mauricio Mocha, a highly accomplished medical specialist whose career blends advanced clinical practice, academic research, telemedicine innovation, and leadership in life-support training across Brazil’s top healthcare institutions. Throughout his career, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has built a reputation for excellence in Cardiologic care, internal medicine, emergency response, and medical consultancy, demonstrating a rare combination of technical precision, compassionate practice, and system-level thinking essential for modern cardiovascular medicine. Born in March, Dr. Mauricio Mocha completed his medical degree at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, followed by a residency in Internal Medicine at UNICAMP and subsequent specialization in Cardiologic fields through a rigorous residency in Cardiology at InCor–USP. His commitment to advancing Cardiologic science led him to pursue a fellowship in Atherosclerosis at the Heart Institute (InCor) at USP, culminating in a Doctorate in Medical Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine, University of São Paulo, where he further expanded his expertise in translational cardiovascular research. With a strong academic foundation, Dr. Mauricio Mocha developed extensive professional experience across leading Brazilian hospitals, including service as Emergency Physician at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Cardiologist and Hospitalist at Hospital Samaritano Higienópolis, Intensive Care Physician at Hospital TotalCor, and Clinician at Hospital Walter Ferrari, in addition to earlier experience in critical care at Hospital Centro do Coração. His Cardiologic acumen extends to the digital frontier as a Telemedicine Physician at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, where he provides urgent virtual care, routine cardiology consultations, and medical expertise for PROADI-SUS programs, reflecting his commitment to accessible and technology-enhanced Cardiologic services. Complementing his clinical work, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has accumulated substantial experience in medico-legal practice, serving as a technical evaluator for NAT-JUS and judicial medical expert for the Court of Justice, contributing objective Cardiologic and multidisciplinary assessments to high-impact legal decisions. His leadership experience includes roles as Instructor for ACLS and PALS, where he trained thousands of healthcare professionals nationwide, and as Supervisor of Pre-Hospital Medical Services at ECCO-SALVA, reinforcing his skill in emergency response systems. His research interests span Cardiologic disease mechanisms, atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction detection, telemedicine optimization, outcomes in coronary intervention, and the integration of evidence-based medicine with digital health. Throughout his career, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has demonstrated research skills in clinical interpretation, cardiologic diagnostics, scientific writing, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration, supporting both academic advancement and clinical innovation. Fluent in English and capable in German, Dr. Mauricio Mocha continues to expand his global engagement and intellectual reach. His honors include significant roles in high-complexity hospital systems, invitations for academic collaboration, and long-standing recognition as a national instructor in life-support programs. In conclusion, Dr. Mauricio Mocha stands out as a forward-thinking Cardiologic specialist whose career integrates scientific rigor, patient-centered excellence, advanced digital health practices, and leadership in medical education, positioning him as an influential contributor to the future of cardiovascular medicine and healthcare innovation.

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Featured Publications

  1. Mocha, M. R. (2025). Underestimation of stent efficacy: Untreated artery events distort coronary intervention outcomes. Clinical Cardiology. 2025
  2. Mocha, M. R. (2024). The unexpected silent manifestation of myocardial infarctions in ischemic heart failure patients: Insights from a case-control study. Clinics.2024

Kuan Li | Geomagnetism | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Kuan Li | Geomagnetism | Research Excellence Award 

Dr. Kuan Li | Geomagnetism | Researcher at Sichuan University, China

Geomagnetism forms the core of the scientific identity, pioneering contributions, and international research trajectory of Dr. Kuan Li, a distinguished physicist whose work spans mathematical modeling, geodynamo theory, magnetohydrodynamics, data assimilation, and machine learning applications to complex geophysical systems. Throughout his career, Dr. Kuan Li has established himself as a leading innovator in the theoretical, numerical, and computational study of planetary magnetic fields, turbulent flows, and advanced dynamical processes that govern the evolution and variability of geomagnetic phenomena. Currently serving as Chief Scientist at Cloud-Stack Science and Technology LTD and as a researcher in the Institute of Atomic and Molecular Physics at Sichuan University, Dr. Kuan Li integrates high-performance computation, data-driven modeling, and advanced physics-based simulation to design next-generation scientific tools for geomagnetism and fluid dynamics. His prior professional appointments include serving as Assistant Professor at the State Key Laboratory of Lunar and Planetary Science and the Macau Institute of Space Technology and Application at Macau University of Science and Technology; Visiting Scholar at the State Key Laboratory of Lunar and Planetary Science in Zhuhai; REC Research Fellow in the Astrophysical and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Group at the University of Leeds; and Senior Scientist (Oberassistent) and Postdoctoral Researcher in the Earth and Planetary Magnetism Group at ETH Zurich, where he also completed his PhD on numerical approaches to the geodynamo problem after earlier studies in theoretical physics and electrical engineering at the University of Oulu and undergraduate training in physics at Sichuan University. His research interests extend broadly across new mathematical methods for studying geomagnetism, statistical approaches for modeling turbulent fluid flows, theoretical and computational investigations of fluid dynamical and magnetohydrodynamical systems, machine-learning-driven prediction of nonlinear dynamics, and the development of sophisticated numerical schemes to advance geodynamo theory. Highly skilled in numerical analysis, data assimilation, optimal control theory, large-scale simulation, mathematical modeling, and machine-learning-based prediction, Dr. Kuan Li has contributed transformative insights into the optimal kinematic dynamo problem, variational data assimilation, instantaneous geostrophic flow reconstruction, and the dynamics of magnetostrophic regimes. His collaborations with leading international researchers have produced influential results in journals such as Journal of Computational Physics, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Physical Review E, and Geophysical Journal International. Through his work, Dr. Kuan Li has shaped modern perspectives on how planetary magnetic fields are generated, sustained, and perturbed. His achievements have been further strengthened by awards, institutional recognitions, and invitations to contribute to major research collaborations in geomagnetism and dynamo theory. In conclusion, Dr. Kuan Li stands as a forward-thinking scientist whose contributions to geomagnetism, computational physics, and magnetohydrodynamics continue to push the boundaries of planetary science, offering mathematically rigorous, computationally powerful, and intellectually original frameworks that advance our understanding of Earth and planetary magnetic systems.

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Featured Publications 

Li, K., Livermore, P. W., & Jackson, A. (2010). An optimal Galerkin scheme to solve the kinematic dynamo eigenvalue problem in a full sphere. Journal of Computational Physics, 229(23), 8666–8683. Cited by 37.
Li, K., Jackson, A., & Livermore, P. W. (2011). Variational data assimilation for the initial-value dynamo problem. Physical Review E, 84(5). Cited by 32.
Chen, L., Herreman, W., Li, K., Livermore, P. W., Luo, J. W., & Jackson, A. (2018). The optimal kinematic dynamo driven by steady flows in a sphere. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 839, 1–32. Cited by 30.
Li, K., Jackson, A., & Livermore, P. W. (2014). Variational data assimilation for a forced, inertia-free magnetohydrodynamic dynamo model. Geophysical Journal International, 199(3), 1662–1676. Cited by 26.
Li, K., Jackson, A., & Livermore, P. W. (2018). Taylor state dynamos found by optimal control: Axisymmetric examples. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 853, 647–697. Cited by 20.
Pershin, A., Beaume, C., Li, K., & Tobias, S. M. (2023). Training a neural network to predict dynamics it has never seen. Physical Review E, 107(1), 014304. Cited by 12.
Hardy, C. M., Livermore, P. W., Niesen, J., Luo, J., & Li, K. (2018). Determination of the instantaneous geostrophic flow within the three-dimensional magnetostrophic regime. Proceedings of the Royal Society A. Cited by 10.

Francisco Hernández Gómez Crespo | Body Aesthetics | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo | Body Aesthetics | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Francisco Hernández Gómez Crespo | Body Aesthetics | MD at KIREI University | Mexico

Body Aesthetics stands at the forefront of the professional identity and scientific contributions of Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo, whose distinguished career integrates advanced medical aesthetics, clinical practice, academic instruction, and scientific research into a unified vision of excellence and innovation. Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo is a highly accomplished Médico Estético and Médico Laboral with more than a decade of certified experience in bioestimulación facial y corporal, hyaluronic acid–based facial remodeling, PDO thread techniques, toxin botulinum applications, and non-invasive body contouring procedures within the broad field of Body Aesthetics. With a strong background as a Medical Director, Trainer, and Occupational Health Coordinator, his professional journey reflects a dynamic combination of clinical mastery, anatomical expertise, patient-centered care, and scientific inquiry. Educated as a Médico Cirujano at the Universidad del Valle de México, he expanded his academic foundation with a Master’s in Gestión Directiva en Salud from the Universidad Católica de Cuyo in Argentina, a Master’s degree in Medicina Estética from UNAM and Universidad Abierta de México–IT Pharma, a Fellowship in Medicina Estética from the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, specialized anatomical training in cadaveric studies and ultrasound-guided filler procedures at Universidad Kirei, an upcoming Especialidad en Estética Facial y Corporal from Universidad Kirei, a Maestría en Educación from Universidad Chapultepec, and an Especialidad en Derecho Sanitario from the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares. His academic leadership is reinforced by continuous training across LATAM and global institutions, including Merz Aesthetics, University of Toronto, Medscape, Aesthetic Ideals, and Cotofana Anatomy/Swift Beauty, supported by memberships in AMEQRO, CEEYC, and the Canadian Association of Medical Aesthetics. Professionally, Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo has served as a Médico Estético, Director Médico, Capacitador, and Medical Trainer at Élevé, specializing in advanced filler techniques, PDO thread lifting, lip rejuvenation, facial nutrition and hydration, enzyme-based lipolysis, peelings, skinboosters, skinbuilders, and regenerative facial and body protocols, all of which reinforce his leadership in Body Aesthetics. His previous experience includes work as Coordinador de Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional at FEMSA/OXXO and Médico Laboral at Dr. Santamaría Medicina Laboral, complemented by his academic roles as Docente at Universidad Kirei and Profesor at Instituto de Estudios Superiores en Ciencias Médicas. His research interests encompass regenerative aesthetics, hybrid techniques for neck and facial rejuvenation, hyaluronic acid enhancements, biomimetic peptides, ultrasound-assisted filler safety, aging biomarkers, aesthetic anatomy, and the development of innovative non-surgical protocols. Skilled in scientific writing, clinical documentation, facial aesthetic assessment scales, cadaver-based anatomical analysis, and minimally invasive rejuvenation procedures, he integrates research and practice to deliver evidence-based aesthetic solutions. His numerous presentations at international congresses—World Anatomy Day, DERMACOSMÉTICA, CISMM, Congreso Mundial Antienvejecimiento y Longevidad, and Odella Virtual Academy—demonstrate his commitment to advancing Body Aesthetics through global knowledge exchange. His scientific publications explore acute respiratory distress biomarkers, aesthetic regenerative techniques, hyaluronic acid innovations, Korean lifting modifications, and neck rejuvenation protocols, reflecting a rigorous academic portfolio. Throughout his career, Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo has earned recognition for his commitment to advanced learning, aesthetic excellence, and patient safety. In conclusion, Dr. Francisco Hernandez Gomez Crespo stands as a leading figure in Body Aesthetics—an educator, researcher, practitioner, and innovator whose multifaceted expertise continues to elevate the standards of aesthetic medicine across Latin America and beyond.

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Featured Publications

Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2025). Facial biorevitalization: A regenerative approach, with hyaluronic acid and biomimetic peptides.
Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2024). Mejora funcional y estética de quemaduras con péptidos y factores de crecimiento: Revisión de un caso.
Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2023). Lifting coreano, técnica modificada (Villaseñor–Hernández): Reporte de un caso.
Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2023). Técnica de bandas híbridas BH Briseño Hernández.
Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2019). Review of diagnostic biomarkers in acute respiratory distress syndrome: A comprehensive narrative.
Hernández Gómez-Crespo, F. (2015). Marcadores bioquímicos, fisiológicos y celulares asociados con lesión pulmonar aguda (LPA/SDRA).

Yu Matsueda | Chemical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Yu Matsueda | Chemical Engineering | Research Excellence Award 

Mr. Yu Matsueda | Chemical Engineering | Student at James Cook University | Australia

Chemical Engineering Mr. Yu Matsueda is an ambitious and forward-looking chemical engineer whose academic training, research experiences, and professional engagements reflect a strong commitment to sustainable bioresource valorisation and renewable-biomass conversion, merging core Chemical Engineering principles with applied environmental and energy-system challenges. Mr. Yu Matsueda completed his Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Chemical Engineering at James Cook University (Townsville, QLD), attaining a GPA of 6.4, laying the foundation for his future work in biomass, sustainability, and process engineering; he continued into the Ph.D. in Engineering at the same institution, focusing on advanced chemical engineering research and graduate-level investigations into biomass conversion, waste valorisation, and energy integration. During his undergraduate and early research career he gained practical experience working as a lab research assistant at INPEX (Townsville), where he investigated current and potential methods for analyzing oil content in water samples using techniques such as GC-MS, fluorescence spectrometry, and UV–VIS spectroscopy — honing his problem-solving skills, data analysis capabilities, and ability to present results and prepare technical reports for industry audiences. Simultaneously, he contributed as a tutor for first-year engineering students in Process Engineering courses, demonstrating his commitment to education and mentorship, and worked with a project funded by Atlas Soils assessing soil restoration from dredged materials and organic waste — collecting and preparing soil samples, monitoring soil quality changes, and applying his analytical skills. These experiences allowed Yu Matsueda to build strong competencies in analytical instrumentation, experimental design, sample preparation, spectroscopy, chromatography, data analysis, report writing, and process modelling. His research interests centre around renewable lignocellulosic biomass conversion, sustainable valorisation of agricultural and industrial residues, pyrolysis and thermal-chemical transformation processes, energy integration in industrial systems, waste-to-energy conversion, environmental chemical engineering, and development of sustainable process routes for bio-based materials and fuels — combining traditional chemical engineering with modern environmental and sustainability goals. Through his work, Yu Matsueda has contributed to transforming biomass waste (such as sugarcane bagasse) into value-added materials or energy-rich products and integrating such processes into existing industry infrastructures, thereby advancing the global bioeconomy and circular economy frameworks. His skills in chemical analysis, chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques, process engineering fundamentals, sustainable system modelling, and application of engineering principles to environmental and energy problems give him a versatile and future-oriented profile. Though early in his academic career, Yu Matsueda is building momentum through peer-reviewed publications that reflect his focus on sustainable biomass valorisation and integration of renewable feedstocks into industrial energy systems. With this strong academic-industry blend, clear research focus, technical skills, and motivation, Yu Matsueda is positioning himself as a promising young researcher and engineer dedicated to advancing sustainable Chemical Engineering solutions for the challenges of waste management, renewable energy, and bio-based material production — demonstrating vision, capability, and a drive to contribute positively to environmental sustainability and industrial innovation.

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Featured Publications

Matsueda, Y., & Antunes, E. (2024). A review of current technologies for the sustainable valorisation of sugarcane bagasse. (2 citations)
Matsueda, Y. (2025). Conversion of renewable lignocellulosic biomass-derived nanocellulose into graphene via pyrolysis and high shear-mediated exfoliation.
Matsueda, Y. (2024). Modelling the integration of bagasse pyrolysis into sugar mill energy systems.

 

Roma Pandey | Traditional Medicine | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Dr. Roma Pandey | Traditional Medicine | Best Academic Researcher Award

Dr. Roma Pandey | Traditional Medicine |Assistant Professor at IILM University | India

Traditional Medicine Dr. Roma Pandey is a dynamic biotechnology research scholar and educator whose multidisciplinary contributions bridge Traditional Medicine, molecular biology, and computational bioscience, demonstrating excellence in both academic and industrial research environments. Traditional Medicine serves as a central focus of Dr. Roma Pandey’s scientific endeavors, particularly in the context of bioactive medicinal herbs from the northwestern Himalayas and their biosynthetic pathways, contributing to the modernization and evidence-based validation of traditional herbal formulations. Having earned her Ph.D. in Biotechnology from Bennett University, Greater Noida, with 73.15%/7.7 CGPA, Dr. Roma Pandey worked extensively on biosynthetic pathway elucidation, gene marker development, and molecular profiling of endangered medicinal herbs, an area that strongly intersects modern biotechnology with ancient plant-based traditional therapies. Her postgraduate credentials include M.Tech in Biotechnology with Honors from IILM (AKTU Lucknow) with 84.35%, M.Sc. in Biotechnology with Honors from Sharda University with 83.03%/8.74 CGPA, and a foundational B.Sc. degree from CCS University with 72.31%, preceded by strong academic results from CBSE at both the Intermediate and High School levels. Professionally, Dr. Roma Pandey is currently serving as Assistant Professor in the Department of Biotechnology at IILM University, where she teaches core biotechnology papers, guides student research, contributes to curriculum strengthening, and mentors young researchers. Her past research experience includes a prestigious tenure as Research Fellow at Bennett University under a major DBT-funded initiative, where she focused on biosynthesis of medicinally valuable iridoid glycosides in endangered Himalayan botanicals—establishing her role in molecular Traditional Medicine research. Prior to that, she worked as Assistant Professor at Mangalmay Institute. Her research interests include medicinal plant genomics, biosynthetic pathway studies, Traditional Medicine molecular validation, gene expression profiling, comparative transcriptomics, immunoinformatics, and computational epitope mapping. Skilled in molecular techniques, in-silico sequence modeling, genome-mining tools, biotechnology instrumentation, and bioinformatics software suites, Dr. Roma Pandey has acquired practical exposure through NICPR (ICMR) and TEVA-API, combining industry-level understanding with academic credibility. Awards and honors include FITM Doctoral Fellowship from Ministry of Ayush, Science Academies’ Summer Fellowship, UNESCO-PLOS Open Science Monitoring Initiative Membership, invited speaking engagements at Hunan University, China, panel membership at ICNPHH Aveiro University Portugal, and multiple research qualification recognitions including JGEEBILS (TIFR). She holds prominent memberships including the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society and advisory position in Curevent Cancer Foundation. Her scholarly work integrates the ethos of Traditional Medicine with genomics, positioning her as a significant contributor to India’s herbal knowledge system modernization. In summary, Dr. Roma Pandey embodies research depth, teaching excellence, and collaborative scientific leadership rooted in biotechnology and Traditional Medicine, contributing meaningfully to India’s future biomedical innovation landscape through experimental validation, molecular insight, and interdisciplinary scholarship.

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Featured Publications

Pandey, R., Sharma, A., Sood, H., & Chauhan, R. S. (2023). ABC transporters mined through comparative transcriptomics associate with organ-specific accumulation of picrosides in a medicinal herb, Picrorhiza kurroa. (5 citations)
Pandey, R., Kharb, A., Sharma, A., Sood, H., & Chauhan, R. S. (2025). Pathway gene paralogues and transcription factors differentially associate with contents of picrosides in tissues and populations of a medicinal herb, Picrorhiza kurroa. (1 citation)
Kharb, A., Sharma, A., Sharma, A., Nirwal, N., Pandey, R., Bhattacharyya, D., … (2022). Capturing acyltransferase(s) transforming final step in the biosynthesis of a major iridoid glycoside, picroside-II, in a Himalayan medicinal herb, Picrorhiza kurroa. (6 citations)
Kumar, A., Pandey, R., Yadav, I. S., & Bharadwaj, M. (2018). Structural and epitope analysis (T- and B-cell epitopes) of hepatitis C virus glycoproteins: an in silico approach. (8 citations)

Fereshteh Abbasi | Horticulture | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi | Horticulture | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi | Horticulture | Researcher at University of Tehran | Iran

Horticulture Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi is a dedicated horticultural scientist whose academic journey and professional career reflect her deep commitment to advancing greenhouse and ornamental-plant cultivation. Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi earned her PhD in Horticultural Sciences (specializing in physiology of production and post-harvest horticultural plants) from the University of Tehran, Department of Horticultural Sciences and Landscape Engineering, Karaj, Iran, where she completed a doctoral thesis titled “Optimization of Soilless Culture Systems and Nutritional Demand to Improve Morph-Physiological Parameters of Lilium OT Hybrid cv. ‘Zambesi’” with a high GPA of 18.60 and full top-grades in all courses including Flowering Physiology, Growth and Function Physiology, Physiology of Absorption and Transmission, Biotechnology, Modeling in Horticulture, Advanced Statistical Methods, and Quality in Horticultural Products. Prior to that, she completed a Master’s in Horticultural Sciences (Physiology and Breeding of Flowers and Ornamental Plants) at Arak University, graduating first in her department with GPA 18.22, for her thesis on the “Effect of foliar application of salicylic acid and benzyl adenine on some physiological and biochemical traits of Lilium cultivar ‘Navona’.” Her foundational education began with a Bachelor’s in Agricultural Engineering (Agriculture and Plant Breeding) from Zanjan University, where she also achieved top grades including for her Agricultural pilot projects. Professionally, Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi serves as a visiting lecturer at Qom Scientific-Applied University, bringing her expertise to higher-education teaching. She has been a distinguished consultant for greenhouse cultivation of ornamental plants and cut flowers, helping growers optimize flower production, especially lilies and other ornamental species. She has also operated as a greenhouse products manufacturer—producing cut lilies and greenhouse vegetables (tomato, cucumber, and other vegetables); earlier in her career she worked as a cotton farm supervisor and was employed by the Natural Resources Department of Qom Province, Iran. Her core research interests span greenhouse horticulture, ornamental and flowering plants, controlled-environment agriculture, plant physiology, plant nutrition, agricultural systems, and tissue culture/biotechnology. She is proficient in analytical and research tools such as SAS, SPSS, Microsoft Office, and has passed the UTEPT (University of Tehran English-language exam) with a score of 60. Over her academic career, Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi has received multiple recognitions: during her PhD she ranked among the top national candidates in entrance examinations (top half percent), secured first or second rank within her department, and was awarded a full scholarship (tuition waiver) from University of Tehran; in her Master’s she also held first rank in her department; additionally she has been honored as an acclaimed female entrepreneur in her province for her successful greenhouse and cut-flower business. Dr. Fereshteh Abbasi’s work demonstrates a robust integration of academic excellence, practical horticultural production, and applied research—particularly in soilless and controlled-environment systems for ornamental and horticultural crops. Her education and hands-on experience combine to create a professional profile deeply rooted in both theory and practice, making her a valuable researcher, educator, consultant and practitioner in modern horticulture.

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Featured Publications

Abbasi, F., Khandan-Mirkohi, A., Ahmad, A. H., Kafi, M., & Shokrpour, M. (2024). Optimization of Aeroponic and Ultrasonic Soilless Culture Systems in Terms of Timing and Growth Characteristics of Lilium OT Hybrid. International Journal of Horticultural Science and Technology, 11(2), 269–284.
Abbasi, F., Khandan-Mirkohi, A., Hajiahmad, A., Kafi, M., Shokrpour, M., Nicola, S., & Devecchi, M. (2025). Evaluation of Lily Response to Different Proportions of Calcium and Ammonium in Nutrient Solutions of Soilless Culture Systems. Horticulturae, 11(12), 1460.

Wael Khreisat | Pediatrics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Wael Khreisat | Pediatrics | Best Researcher Award 

Dr. Wael Khreisat | Pediatrics | Neurologist at Royal Rehabilitation Center at Jordan

Pediatrics is the foundation of Dr. Wael Khreisat’s distinguished clinical and academic journey, defining his excellence in child neurological health, neurodevelopmental rehabilitation, and evidence-based diagnostic and therapeutic pediatric practices. As a highly dedicated Pediatric Neurologist serving at the esteemed Royal Rehabilitation Center in Jordan, Dr. Wael Khreisat has devoted his career to improving the clinical outcomes and quality of life of children suffering from complex neurological conditions, neurodevelopmental disorders, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, neuromuscular disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and behavioral neurodevelopmental disabilities. His professional identity blends deep medical expertise, compassionate patient care, and strong advocacy for early childhood neurological support, ensuring clinical interventions that improve long-term neurocognitive development. Dr. Wael Khreisat’s academic foundation is built upon rigorous medical education and specialized neurological training, culminating in pediatric subspecialization that has positioned him as one of Jordan’s leading experts in neuro-rehabilitation. His professional experience extends across outpatient and inpatient pediatric services, interdisciplinary rehabilitation programs, neuro-assessment clinics, and neurological diagnostics, bridging multidisciplinary teamwork and patient-centered therapeutic approaches. His research interest lies in pediatric neurology, clinical neurodevelopment, neurorehabilitation technologies, cerebral palsy management, neuroplasticity, and long-term outcomes of pediatric neurological interventions. He actively pursues research that investigates diagnostic innovations, neurological rehabilitation strategies, pediatric neurophysiology, and the integration of early rehabilitative therapy models, contributing to clinical protocols that are increasingly adopted across rehabilitation centers in the region. Throughout his medical career, Dr. Wael Khreisat has acquired core research, diagnostic, and clinical skills including EEG interpretation, neurological disorder assessment, rehabilitation program structuring, neurodevelopmental screening, clinical decision-making, and multidisciplinary therapeutic coordination. His dedication to academic pursuit has earned him recognition in scholarly communities and he has been honored with the Best Researcher Award, acknowledging the regional and clinical impact of his academic contributions in Pediatrics. Dr. Wael Khreisat has also contributed significantly to professional development within pediatric neurology through conference participation, case study reporting, and knowledge dissemination in interdisciplinary medical environments. His contributions emphasize holistic pediatric care, accurate clinical diagnosis, early interventions, functional rehabilitation, and psychosocial support tailored to child and family needs. As a pediatric neurologist integrated into a national rehabilitation center, his work reflects a compassionate commitment to children’s neurological health while advancing medical excellence across Jordan. Conclusively, Dr. Wael Khreisat represents a strong model of medical professionalism, scientific advancement, and community-centered healthcare practice in Pediatrics, consistently striving to deliver evidence-led treatments that elevate neurodevelopmental outcomes and empower families, rehabilitation teams, and the broader medical community.

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Featured Publications

  1. Khreisat, W. (2024, December 11). An evaluation of whether routine QTc interval screening is necessary prior to starting ADHD medications: Experience from a large retrospective study. Pediatric Reports.
  2. Khreisat, W. (2024, January 26). Atomoxetine treatment of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder symptoms in 3–6-year-old children with autism spectrum disorder: A retrospective cohort study. Children (Basel, Switzerland).
  3. Khreisat, W. (2022, July 19). The role of clinical pharmacist in pediatrics’ adherence to antiepileptic drugs. The Journal of Pharmacy Technology, 38(4), 256–263.
  4. Khreisat, W. (2020, October). Genetic association of epilepsy and anti-epileptic drugs treatment in Jordanian patients. Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine.
  5. Khreisat, W. (2019, September). Genetic polymorphisms of CYP3A5, CHRM2, and ZNF498 and their association with epilepsy susceptibility: A pharmacogenetic and case–control study. Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine.
  6. Khreisat, W. (2019, June). Effects of MTHFR and ABCC2 gene polymorphisms on antiepileptic drug responsiveness in Jordanian epileptic patients. Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine.
  7. Khreisat, W. (2018). The impact of potassium channel gene polymorphisms on antiepileptic drug responsiveness in Arab patients with epilepsy. Journal of Personalized Medicine, 8(4), 37.
  8. Khreisat, W. (2011). Clinical applications of electroencephalogram in children. Basic and Clinical Neuroscience.

Peck Loo Kiew | Nanotechnology | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Peck Loo Kiew | Nanotechnology | Research Excellence Award 

Dr. Peck Loo Kiew | Nanotechnology | Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology at Malaysia

Nanotechnology forms the central scientific foundation of Dr. Peck Loo Kiew’s distinguished and highly productive academic career, aligning perfectly with her expertise in chemical engineering, environmental technology, and innovative bio-based materials. Dr. Peck Loo Kiew is a highly respected academic at the Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, where her contributions integrate Nanotechnology into food science, biopolymers, bioplastics, and chemical and environmental engineering. Her educational foundation reflects strong academic rigor; Dr. Peck Loo Kiew earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering from Universiti Sains Malaysia, preceded by her Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Chemical Engineering from the same university, graduating with First Class distinction, an exceptional CGPA of 3.91, and Dean’s Awards consistently throughout eight semesters, demonstrating academic excellence. She further expanded her pedagogical expertise through a Postgraduate Diploma in Tertiary Teaching from UCSI University, completed with an outstanding CGPA of 3.81, enhancing her instructional proficiency for tertiary academic environments. Professionally, Dr. Peck Loo Kiew has served with dedication in teaching, mentoring postgraduate students, publishing impactful scientific research, and contributing significantly to the advancement of Nanotechnology-aligned innovation. Her extensive conference engagements include participation in national and international scientific platforms, such as ICaTAS, SCE3, MJJIC, ICoST, ICL, ICAME, and other engineering and sustainability-focused conferences, reflecting her active academic networking, knowledge dissemination, and collaboration pursuits. Dr. Peck Loo Kiew’s research interests are diverse yet synergistic, focusing on Nanotechnology applications in food and biomaterials science, nanocrystalline cellulose, bioplastics, bio-based polymers, sustainable materials, waste valorization, environmental remediation, and synergistic multi-objective optimization processes, which serve industrial needs across biotechnology, chemical engineering, and green manufacturing. Her research skills include nanostructure characterization, response surface methodology, biochemical extraction optimization, fatty acid profiling, microstructural analysis, and biodegradability evaluation using advanced instrumental techniques, aligning strongly with Nanotechnology-driven sustainability breakthroughs. Dr. Peck Loo Kiew’s commitment to impactful science is demonstrated through her widely cited research publications, including major works on nanocrystalline cellulose extracted from palm oil biomass, nanotechnology-enabled food science, environmental bio-based polymers, optimization of pectin extraction, and biodegradable polymeric bioplastics, which contribute meaningfully to academic literature and industrial application potential. She has earned recognition through her strong citations, granting her growing influence in the Nanotechnology scientific community. Dr. Peck Loo Kiew exemplifies academic integrity, scientific curiosity, and innovative leadership. Her career reflects excellence in chemical engineering education, high-impact research, active conference participation, strong publication record, and advancement of eco-friendly Nanotechnology solutions. As a scholar committed to environmentally conscious development and advanced materials engineering, Dr. Peck Loo Kiew continues shaping modern research directions while inspiring younger generations of engineers and researchers. Her work in Nanotechnology demonstrates deep intellectual rigor, industrial relevance, and societal value, highlighting Dr. Peck Loo Kiew as an outstanding contributor to engineering science, environmental innovation, and sustainable technological development.

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Featured Publications

Kiew, P. L., & Don, M. M. (2012). Jewel of the seabed: sea cucumbers as nutritional and drug candidates. International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 63(5), 616–636. Cited by 118.
Shanmugarajah, B., Kiew, P. L., Chew, I. M. L., Choong, T. S. Y., & Tan, K. W. (2015). Isolation of nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) from palm oil empty fruit bunch (EFB): Preliminary result on FTIR and DLS analysis. Chemical Engineering Transactions, 45, 1705–1710. Cited by 86.
Tan, X. B., Lam, M. K., Uemura, Y., Lim, J. W., Wong, C. Y., Ramli, A., & Kiew, P. L. (2018). Semi-continuous cultivation of Chlorella vulgaris using chicken compost as nutrients source: Growth optimization study and fatty acid composition analysis. Energy Conversion and Management, 164, 363–373. Cited by 85.
Duwee, Y. S., Kiew, P. L., & Yeoh, W. M. (2022). Multi-objective optimization of pectin extraction from orange peel via response surface methodology: Yield and degree of esterification. Journal of Food Measurement and Characterization, 16(2), 1710–1724. Cited by 51.
Ng, J. S., Kiew, P. L., Lam, M. K., Yeoh, W. M., & Ho, M. Y. (2022). Preliminary evaluation of the properties and biodegradability of glycerol-and sorbitol-plasticized potato-based bioplastics. International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 19(3), 1545–1554. Cited by 49.
Kiew, P. L., & Don, M. M. (2013). The influence of acetic acid concentration on the extractability of collagen from the skin of hybrid Clarias sp. and its physicochemical properties: A preliminary study. Focus on Modern Food Industry, 2, 123–128. Cited by 42.

 

Pankaj Shrivastava | Polymer Composites | Excellence in Research Award

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Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava | Polymer Composites | Excellence in Research Award 

Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava | Polymer Composites | Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah at Malaysia

Polymer Composites research forms the central scientific foundation of Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava’s distinguished academic and research career, reflecting his sustained excellence in metallurgical, mechanical, and nanomaterials engineering. Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava earned his Ph.D. in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, achieving an outstanding 9.63 CGPA, where he pioneered the development of Al and Cu-based hybrid nanocomposites using graphite nanoplatelets and multiwalled carbon nanotubes as hybrid nano reinforcement, with significant implications in advanced materials and Polymer Composites interfaces. He completed his M.Tech in Automotive Technology at the College of Engineering Pune (CoEP)-ARAI Academy under Savitribai Phule Pune University with an 8.13 CGPA, working on high-strength steel welded joints under high strain rates, contributing valuable insights into crashworthiness and automotive safety. His academic journey began with a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Central College of Engineering & Management, CSVTU Bhilai, where he achieved an impressive 80.05%, supported by earlier schooling with 77.02% in Higher Secondary and 75% in High School. Professionally, Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava has served as Assistant Professor at Medi-Caps University, Indore and G.H.R.C.E.M Pune with notable teaching contributions, while his research brilliance spans postdoctoral work at the University of South Africa (UNISA) in Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, Research Associate experience at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai focusing on hydrogen storage materials and devices, and earlier industrial exposure during his internship at ARAI Pune on AHSS welding and testing. His advanced research interests include metal matrix nanocomposites, carbon-based reinforcements, powder metallurgy, hybrid nanostructures, triboelectric nanogenerators, nanomechanics, and high-performance materials for aerospace, biomedical, and defense applications. His research skills encompass mechanical alloying, characterization, microstructural analysis, high strain rate testing, nanocomposite fabrication, and materials performance evaluation with significant impact in next-generation materials and Polymer Composites innovation. He has attended multiple high-level workshops, including programs at IIT Kanpur, IIT Hyderabad, NIT Rourkela, ARAI Pune, and BARC Mumbai. His achievements include qualifying GATE twice—97.36 percentile and 88 percentile. He has contributed several highly cited publications in reputed journals such as Diamond and Related Materials, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, Materials Today Communications, and Nano-Objects, with growing international impact. Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava continues advancing research at the intersection of nanomaterials and Polymer Composites, demonstrating technical leadership, strong research ethics, and academic excellence. His work reflects deep commitment to scientific innovation, material sustainability, industrial relevance, and global research collaboration.

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Featured Publications 

Shrivastava, P., Alam, S. N., Ghosh, A., Shukla, U., Garg, K., Edara, A. C., & Sahoo, N. (2023). An introduction to triboelectric nanogenerators. 44 citations.
Shrivastava, P., Alam, S. N., Panda, D., Sahoo, S. K., Maity, T., & Biswas, K. (2020). Effect of addition of multiwalled carbon nanotube/graphite nanoplatelets hybrid on the mechanical properties of aluminium. 27 citations.
Alam, S. N., Shrivastava, P., Panda, D., Gunale, B., Susmitha, K., & Pola, P. (2022). Synthesis of Al2Cu intermetallic compound by mechanical alloying. 23 citations.
Shrivastava, P., Alam, S. N., Panda, D., Sahoo, S. K., Maity, T., & Biswas, K. (2021). Development and mechanical properties investigation of Cu-MWCNT-graphite nanoplatelets hybrid nanocomposites. 15 citations.
Ghosh, A., Shukla, U., Sahoo, N., Das, B., Kar, U. K., Shrivastava, P., & Alam, S. N. (2025). Development and mechanical characterization of copper-Hexagonal boron nitride metal matrix nanocomposites using powder metallurgy route. 12 citations.
Ghosh, A., Shukla, U., Sahoo, N., Ganguly, S., Shrivastava, P., Kumar, L., & others. (2023). Effect of ball milling on hexagonal boron nitride and development of Al-hBN nanocomposites by powder metallurgy route. 12 citations.
Raj, R., Shrivastava, P., Jindal, N., Alam, S. N., Naithani, N., Padhy, M., & others. (2019). Development and characterization of eutectic Sn-Zn, Sn-Ag, Sn-Bi and Sn-Cu solder alloys. 10 citations.
Shrivastava, P., Alam, S. N., Ghosh, A., & Biswas, K. (2023). Fabrication, characterization, and mechanical properties and wear characteristics of graphite nanoplatelets incorporated nanotwinned Cu composites. 9 citations.