Aref Jeribi | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Aref Jeribi | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Aref Jeribi | Mathematics – University of Sfax, Tunisia

Prof. Dr. Aref Jeribi is a renowned academic in the field of mathematics, particularly known for his contributions to operator theory, spectral analysis, and nonlinear functional analysis. With decades of experience in research and higher education, he has become a respected authority in functional analysis and its applications in mathematical modeling. His extensive work has made notable impacts on transport theory, fixed point theorems, and the structure of essential spectra in Banach spaces. He is currently a senior academic at the University of Sfax and is actively engaged in collaborative and interdisciplinary research.

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Education:

Prof. Jeribi pursued advanced studies in pure mathematics, specializing in functional and operator analysis. He earned his doctoral degree with research focused on the spectral theory of linear operators. His academic background laid a strong foundation for his later contributions to Banach space theory, operator matrices, and nonlinear systems. Throughout his academic training, he demonstrated a strong commitment to theoretical rigor and research innovation, which continues to characterize his scholarly output.

Experience:

Over the years, Prof. Jeribi has held various academic and research positions, predominantly at the University of Sfax, where he has served as a professor, mentor, and research leader. He has supervised numerous PhD students and contributed to curriculum development in higher mathematics. His experience extends to international research collaborations, conference presentations, and joint projects with mathematicians across North Africa, Europe, and the United States. His professional roles reflect a balance between high-level teaching, supervision, and theoretical advancement in mathematics.

Research Interest:

Prof. Jeribi’s primary research interests lie in operator theory, spectral theory, Banach algebras, fixed point theorems, and nonlinear integral equations. He has developed theoretical frameworks that address complex systems involving transport equations and essential spectra. His work often bridges the gap between abstract mathematical theory and its practical applications in physics, biology, and engineering. He is particularly recognized for his contributions to essential pseudospectra, multivalued operators, and the functional analysis of block operator matrices.

Awards:

While specific awards may not be publicly detailed, Prof. Jeribi has been acknowledged widely for his scholarly contributions. His consistently high citation metrics (h-index 34, i10-index 111, with nearly 3,800 citations overall) reflect the academic community’s recognition of his impactful work. His reputation has earned him regular invitations to review international journal articles, contribute to academic boards, and participate in prestigious mathematics symposia. He is frequently considered for honors recognizing research excellence and academic leadership.

Selected Publications:

📘 Spectral Theory and Applications of Linear Operators and Block Operator Matrices – Springer, 2015.
🔢 Cited by: 249 – A comprehensive monograph on spectral properties of operator matrices.
🧬 Some Fixed Point Theorems and Application to Biological Model – Numerical Functional Analysis and Optimization, 2008.
🔢 Cited by: 82 – A blend of functional analysis with population dynamics modeling.
📚 Nonlinear Functional Analysis in Banach Spaces and Banach Algebras – CRC Press, 2015.
🔢 Cited by: 72 – Advanced topics in fixed point theory under weak topologies.
📈 Linear Operators and Their Essential Pseudospectra – Apple Academic Press, 2018.
🔢 Cited by: 69 – Essential for understanding stability in operator equations.
⚙️ Demicompact Linear Operators, Essential Spectrum and Some Perturbation Results – Mathematische Nachrichten, 2015.
🔢 Cited by: 65 – Important for the perturbation theory of linear operators.
🌐 Fredholm Operators, Essential Spectra and Application to Transport Equations – Acta Applicandae Mathematica, 2005.
🔢 Cited by: 60 – Application of operator theory to physics-based models.
📊 New Fixed Point Theorems in Banach Algebras under Weak Topology Features – Journal of Functional Analysis, 2010.
🔢 Cited by: 60 – Extending classic results in fixed point theory with applied focus.

Conclusion:

Prof. Dr. Aref Jeribi stands as a distinguished researcher whose body of work has significantly enriched the field of mathematical analysis. His dedication to rigorous theory, combined with meaningful applications in transport models and integral systems, underscores his value as a global academic contributor. With over three decades of experience, a sustained record of high-impact publications, and active mentorship, Prof. Jeribi is a highly deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award. His legacy continues to influence mathematical science and inspire future generations of scholar

 

 

 

Prof. Dr. E. Elsayed | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. E. Elsayed | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. E. Elsayed | Mathematics – Professor at King AbdulAziz University, Saudi Arabia

Professor E. M. Elsayed is a distinguished mathematician renowned for his extensive contributions to the field of difference equations and mathematical modeling. With over two decades of academic and research excellence, he currently serves as a Professor of Mathematics at King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia. Throughout his career, Professor Elsayed has been recognized for his innovative work in pure mathematics, particularly in analyzing the dynamic behavior of nonlinear difference equations and their applications in real-world systems.

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Education:

Professor Elsayed began his academic journey with a B.Sc. in Mathematics from Mansoura University, Egypt, in 1999, graduating with honors. He completed his M.Sc. in 2004 with a thesis titled Qualitative Study of Some Difference Equations, and was awarded a Ph.D. in Pure Mathematics in 2006 from the same institution. His doctoral research focused on the Asymptotic Behavior of Certain Difference Equations, laying the foundation for a prolific research career.

Experience:

Dr. Elsayed has accumulated rich teaching and research experience in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Starting as a demonstrator at Mansoura University in 2001, he rose through academic ranks to become a professor by 2017. His international academic journey includes appointments at Albaha Private College and King Abdulaziz University, where he has taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Calculus, Differential Equations, and Advanced Mathematical Analysis. He has mentored numerous postgraduate students and contributed to curriculum development in his department.

Research Interests:

Professor Elsayed’s research encompasses several interlinked mathematical disciplines. His primary focus is on difference equations, where he investigates stability, periodicity, boundedness, and oscillation behaviors. He has also made significant strides in graph theory, particularly in the construction and analysis of R-spectral codes, MDS-R codes, and spectral energy of graphs. Additionally, his work in mathematical modeling has addressed ecological systems, population dynamics, and bifurcation phenomena. More recently, he has expanded his interests into fractional differential equations, covering a wide array of modern fractional operators such as the ψ-Hilfer, Caputo-Fabrizio, and Atangana-Baleanu derivatives.

Awards:

Although specific awards were not listed in the public records, Professor Elsayed’s scholarly achievements are evident in his high-impact publications, citations, and international collaborations. His sustained record of research output and teaching excellence at leading institutions underscore the recognition and esteem he enjoys in the academic community.

Selected Publications 📘:

  1. 📄 On the Periodic Nature of Some Max-type Difference Equations, Int. J. Math. Math. Sci., 2005 – Cited by 60+ articles. This paper investigates the cyclical dynamics of non-linear max-type recursive systems.
  2. 📄 On the Difference Equation xn+1 = axn – bxn / (cxn – dxn-1), Advances in Difference Equations, 2006 – Cited by 45 articles. A seminal work on rational recursive sequences and their stability conditions.
  3. 📄 Global Attractivity and Periodic Character of a Fractional Difference Equation of Order Three, Yokohama Math. J., 2007 – Cited by 35 articles. One of the early studies combining fractional calculus with discrete dynamics.
  4. 📄 Qualitative Behavior of Higher Order Difference Equation, Soochow J. Math., 2007 – Cited by 30+ articles. Offers a comprehensive analysis of higher-order nonlinear systems.
  5. 📄 On the Solutions of a Class of Difference Equations Systems, Demonstratio Mathematica, 2008 – Cited by 28 articles. Focuses on solvability and boundedness of complex systems of equations.
  6. 📄 Qualitative Behavior of Some Max-type Difference Equations, Vietnam J. Math., 2008 – Cited by 25 articles. Enhances understanding of discrete models with maximum-type terms.
  7. 📄 Qualitative Behavior of A Rational Recursive Sequence, Indagationes Mathematicae, 2008 – Cited by 50+ articles. This highly cited paper addresses the evolution and complexity of rational recurrence relations.

Conclusion:

Professor E. M. Elsayed exemplifies scholarly excellence in mathematical sciences through his dedication to research, education, and academic service. His contributions have significantly advanced the theory and applications of difference and differential equations, influencing diverse fields such as ecology, physics, and engineering. His strong publication record, international teaching experience, and leadership in curriculum development highlight his status as a leading figure in modern applied mathematics. As a researcher and educator, Professor Elsayed continues to shape the future of mathematical research with clarity, depth, and innovation.

 

 

Dr. Shuang Dai | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shuang Dai | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Shuang Dai | Mathematics – Academy of Science and Technology, China

Dai Shuang is an emerging scholar in the field of statistics with a focused research background in high-dimensional data analysis, semi-parametric inference, and functional data analysis. With a strong foundation in theoretical and applied statistics, Dai has demonstrated exceptional promise through impactful publications, collaborative research across institutions, and a rapidly growing academic presence. Her work stands at the intersection of advanced statistical theory and practical data science solutions, positioning her as a key contributor to the evolving landscape of modern statistics.

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Dai began her academic journey with a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics from Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, followed by a Master’s degree in Statistics from Nanjing University of Science and Technology. Her academic commitment culminated in the successful pursuit of a Ph.D. in Statistics at East China Normal University, where she engaged in rigorous methodological research. During her doctoral studies, she also participated in an international joint supervision program with the National University of Singapore, gaining valuable global research exposure and collaboration. Her educational path reflects a continuous and strategic progression in statistical sciences, equipping her with deep theoretical knowledge and practical insights.

Experience:


Following her doctoral studies, Dai assumed the role of Postdoctoral Researcher at the Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science in Beijing, a leading institution in mathematical research. This position allowed her to continue her methodological innovations in statistics while collaborating with prominent scholars in her field. Previously, during her doctoral research, her collaborative involvement with the National University of Singapore helped her build a global perspective and tackle international research challenges. Across both domestic and international platforms, her experience has been marked by technical rigor, innovation, and scholarly productivity.

Research Interest:


Dai’s primary research interests lie in semi-parametric inference, sufficient dimension reduction, high-dimensional statistical methods, and functional data analysis. These areas are pivotal to the development of modern statistical tools that can accommodate the growing complexity and scale of real-world data. Her work frequently addresses challenges such as robustness, computational efficiency, and model interpretability. By focusing on both theoretical developments and computational applications, her research bridges academic insight and real-world utility, especially in the context of large-scale and structured data.

Awards:

While Dai is in the early stage of her research career, her academic trajectory, high-quality publications, and institutional affiliations reflect strong recognition within the academic community. She has been selected for advanced research roles at prestigious institutions, which serves as a testament to her research competence and potential for future awards in the field. As her publication record and collaborative network continue to grow, she is a strong contender for honors such as the Best Researcher Award.

Publications 📚:

Dai has authored several peer-reviewed journal articles that have gained attention in the field of statistics.

  1. “Robust estimation for varying coefficient partially linear model based on MAVE” (2025) – Journal of Nonparametric Statistics 📊 – This article explores robust estimation in complex models and has already been cited by 3 subsequent papers.
  2. “A distributed minimum average variance estimation for sufficient dimension reduction” (2025) – Statistics and Its Interface 🧠 – A technically advanced work focused on scalable solutions, cited by 5 articles.
  3. “New forest-based approaches for sufficient dimension reduction” (2024) – Statistics and Computing 🌲 – Introduces machine learning-enhanced statistical models; cited by 7 studies to date.
  4. “Intrinsic minimum average variance estimation for dimension reduction with symmetric positive definite matrices and beyond” (2024) – Statistica Sinica 🔢 – A high-impact methodological contribution cited by 4 articles.
  5. “Nonparametric inference for covariate-adjusted model” (2020) – Statistical and Probability Letters ✏️ – An early-career paper that established Dai’s credibility in nonparametric modeling, with 6 citations.
  6. “Estimation for varying coefficient partially nonlinear models with distorted measurement errors” (2019) – Journal of the Korean Statistical Society 📈 – Cited by 8 subsequent works and recognized for its contribution to measurement error models.

Conclusion:

Dai Shuang exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding early-career researcher with a clear trajectory toward academic leadership in statistical science. Her work is grounded in methodological sophistication, international collaboration, and a consistent commitment to advancing the frontiers of statistical theory and application. With a growing citation footprint and a strong institutional foundation, Dai is not only deserving of recognition but poised to become a central figure in the statistical research community. Her nomination for the Best Researcher Award is both timely and well-deserved.