Daniela Batallas | Neuroscience | Young Scientist Award

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Mrs. Daniela Batallas | Neuroscience | Young Scientist Award 

Mrs. Daniela Batallas | Neuroscience | Predoctoral Researcher at University of Valencia | Spain

Mrs. Daniela Batallas is a dedicated and emerging scholar in the field of Neurosciences, currently serving as a Predoctoral Researcher at the University of Valencia under the prestigious Talent Attraction Fellowship. With a strong academic foundation in psychology and psychobiology, Mrs. Batallas has cultivated deep expertise in exploring the cognitive, affective, and neurobiological mechanisms underlying minimal hepatic encephalopathy, stress, and memory processes. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the Technical University of Loja (UTPL), Ecuador, and a Master’s Degree in Basic and Applied Neurosciences from the University of Valencia, Spain, where she is presently pursuing her Ph.D. in Neurosciences. Her professional experience includes lecturing at UTPL in areas such as developmental psychology, psychophysiology, and experimental psychology, and conducting advanced neuropsychological research at the Príncipe Felipe Research Center (CIPF). Mrs. Batallas has contributed to several SCOPUS-indexed journals such as Behavioural Brain Research, Quality of Life Research, and Brain, Behavior & Immunity – Health, addressing topics including neuroplasticity, inflammation, and stress biomarkers. Her research skills encompass neuropsychological assessment, experimental design, statistical analysis, and psychobiological data interpretation, supported by active participation in international congresses and symposiums. Recognized for her academic excellence, she has received numerous honors including the Best Graduate in Psychology Award (UTPL), Luis Vives Scholarship, and Talent Attraction Fellowship. As a peer reviewer for the journal Stress and Health, Mrs. Batallas demonstrates her commitment to advancing rigorous scientific inquiry. Her ongoing projects, supported by national and international research grants, emphasize translational neuroscience and the biological basis of cognitive dysfunction. In conclusion, Mrs. Daniela Batallas exemplifies a rising scientific leader whose interdisciplinary approach, research innovation, and commitment to mental health and cognitive science mark her as a promising contributor to the global neuroscience community.

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Featured Publications

  1. Batallas, D. A., Rodríguez-Hernández, V., Hidalgo, V., & Salvador, A. (2024). Loneliness during the post-confinement period: The significance of social living conditions for stress biomarkers and memory. Behavioural Brain Research, 459, 114771.

  2. Batallas, D. A., Gallego, J. J., Casanova-Ferrer, F., Fiorillo, A., & Rivas-Diaz, P. (2025). Blood ammonia and eye-hand coordination negatively affect health-related quality of life in women with minimal hepatic encephalopathy. Quality of Life Research, 34(6), 1669–1682.

  3. Batallas, D. A., Gallego, J. J., Casanova-Ferrer, F., López-Gramaje, A., & Salvador, A. (2025). Sex differences in the mediating role of brain-derived neurotrophic factor between inflammation and memory in cirrhotic patients with minimal hepatic encephalopathy. Brain, Behavior, & Immunity – Health, 100998.

  4. Giner Pérez, L., Gallego, J. J., Gimènez-Garzó, C., Batallas, D., et al. (2025). The analysis of the gut microbiome during liver disease progression led to the identification of biomarkers for related mild cognitive impairment. Frontiers in Microbiology, 16, 1670512.

  5. Vaca-Gallegos, S. L., Peñaherrera-Aguirre, M., Batallas, D., et al. (2025). Alone and under pressure: The transdiagnostic role of loneliness, stress, and psychological inflexibility in university students. Frontiers in Public Health, 13, 1642529.

  6. Rodríguez-Hernández, V., Batallas, D., Hidalgo, V., & Salvador, A. (2025). Exploring the heart rate variability response to persuasive health messages. Journal of Psychophysiology.

  7. Guerra, V. L., Quizhpe, L. I. A., Quinde, L., Calva, W. C., & Batallas, D. (2022). Quejas subjetivas de memoria y su relación con el estrés percibido y consumo de alcohol en estudiantes universitarios: rol mediador de la sintomatología prefrontal. Neuropsicología Latinoamericana, 14(2), 11–20.

 

Ling Wang | Neuroimaging | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Ling Wang | Neuroimaging | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Ling Wang | Neuroimaging | Postdoctoral Researcher at Beijing Friendship Hospital & Capital Medical University | China

Ms. Ling Wang is an accomplished postdoctoral researcher in the field of radiology, specializing in neuroimaging and its applications to clinical medicine. She has demonstrated excellence in both clinical practice and academic research, making significant contributions to understanding brain reorganization in patients with complex neurological conditions. Her professional journey combines medical expertise, research leadership, and dedication to advancing precision medicine. With her ability to integrate clinical insights with cutting-edge imaging methods, Ms. Ling Wang has established herself as a rising leader in medical imaging research, with a body of work that bridges fundamental science and clinical application.

Academic Profile

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Education

Ms. Ling Wang has pursued a comprehensive academic journey in medical imaging and neurology. She completed her foundational medical training as a physician, which gave her strong clinical grounding in patient care. Building on this, she advanced into graduate-level studies, focusing on medical imaging, neurology, and clinical medicine, where her research addressed brain reorganization in patients with spinal cord injury. She further expanded her expertise through doctoral research at a leading medical university, where she integrated clinical neurology with advanced radiological approaches. This academic training provided her with a unique perspective that combines the rigorous demands of medical practice with innovative scientific inquiry, shaping her into a skilled physician-scientist committed to advancing diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in radiology.

Experience

Ms. Ling Wang has professional experience spanning clinical practice and academic research. Beginning her career as a physician, she served in a hospital setting, where she gained valuable expertise in treating patients and managing complex clinical cases. Transitioning into academia and research, she became actively involved in advancing neuroimaging techniques that support precision medicine. Currently serving as a postdoctoral researcher, she collaborates with leading experts in radiology and neurology to explore the brain’s reorganization processes in conditions such as spinal cord injury and tinnitus. Her professional experience also includes active participation in grant-funded projects, international collaborations, and research mentorship, where she has guided early-career scholars. This blend of clinical and research experience strengthens her ability to address challenges at the intersection of medicine and imaging science.

Research Interest

Ms. Ling Wang’s research interests lie in neuroimaging, radiology, and precision medicine. Her work primarily focuses on understanding how the human brain reorganizes itself following injury or disease, with particular emphasis on spinal cord injury and tinnitus. She applies advanced imaging technologies to map structural and functional brain changes, providing insights that can influence rehabilitation strategies and therapeutic approaches. Beyond clinical imaging, she is also interested in integrating multi-omics data and exploring how molecular changes can be visualized through imaging. Her research reflects a broader vision of contributing to precision medicine by developing imaging-based biomarkers that improve diagnosis, monitor treatment outcomes, and enhance patient care.

Award

Ms. Ling Wang has received recognition for her academic achievements and research outputs. She has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and has been cited for her impactful work in international scientific databases. Her involvement as principal investigator in competitive grants highlights her ability to secure research funding and lead projects of significant scientific value. She has been invited to contribute as a reviewer and editorial member in her field, acknowledging her expertise and influence in shaping radiology research. Additionally, her participation in collaborative projects with international researchers underlines her growing global presence in the academic community. These achievements position her as a strong candidate for awards recognizing emerging leaders in medical imaging and neuroimaging research.

Selected Publication

  • Inorganic nitrate attenuates neuroinflammation after traumatic brain injury via Sialin — Published 2025

  • Nitrate ameliorates myelin loss and cognitive impairment in Alzheimer’s disease through upregulation of neuronal sialin and subsequent inhibition of TPPP phosphorylation — Published 2025

  • Integrated multi-omics profiling characterizes the crucial role of human dental epithelium during tooth development — Published 2025

  • LAMB3 regulates extracellular matrix stiffness and promotes odontoblast differentiation in dental papilla — Published 2025

Conclusion

In summary, Ms. Ling Wang is an outstanding researcher whose work in neuroimaging and radiology has already made a meaningful impact on both science and clinical practice. Her academic training, clinical experience, and strong research record illustrate her ability to bridge the gap between medical imaging and patient care. With a growing number of high-quality publications, active participation in collaborative projects, and recognition in the academic community, she exemplifies the qualities of a forward-looking scientist and physician. Her dedication to innovation in precision medicine and commitment to advancing the field of radiology make her a deserving candidate for recognition through this award nomination.