Ghulam Muhayyudin Chattha | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Ghulam Muhayyudin Chattha | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award 

Mr. Ghulam Muhayyudin Chattha, at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil.

Ghulam Muhayyudin Chattha is a Pakistani pharmaceutical scientist born on December 9, 1998, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Currently pursuing a Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil, he holds a Pharm-D degree from the University of Sargodha, Pakistan. His academic journey reflects a commitment to advancing pharmaceutical sciences through rigorous education and research. Chattha’s work bridges international perspectives, contributing to the global discourse on pharmaceutical innovations.

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Education

Chattha’s educational foundation in pharmaceutical sciences began with his secondary education in Gujranwala, Pakistan, followed by pre-medical studies at Punjab College of Commerce. He earned his Pharm-D degree from the University of Sargodha, achieving a CGPA of 3.55/4. Currently, he is pursuing a Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences at UFRGS, Brazil, focusing on advanced drug delivery systems and nanotechnology. His academic path showcases a dedication to acquiring comprehensive knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences.

Experience

Chattha’s professional experience encompasses roles in academia and clinical pharmacy. As a lecturer at Ahmad College of Pharmacy, he delivered lectures and assisted students during laboratory sessions, fostering a scientific approach to learning. His internships at Dispensary Pharmacy and DHQ Teaching Hospital involved advising patients on medication use and maintaining pharmacy operations. These experiences have honed his practical skills in patient care and pharmaceutical education.

Research Interests

Chattha’s research interests lie in the development of innovative drug delivery systems, particularly focusing on nanotechnology. His work explores nanoparticle-mediated therapies, including photothermal and photodynamic treatments, aiming to enhance the efficacy and safety of antifungal and anticancer drugs. He is also investigating the safety profiles of surfactants in nano-formulations, contributing to the advancement of safer pharmaceutical products.

Awards

Throughout his academic and professional journey, Chattha has been recognized for his contributions to pharmaceutical sciences. He has received accolades for his research presentations at international conferences, including the Third International Innovation in Pharmacy Conference in 2022. These awards underscore his commitment to advancing pharmaceutical knowledge and his active participation in the scientific community.

Top Noted Publications

Chattha has contributed to several peer-reviewed publications in reputable journals. His recent work includes:

1. Nanoparticle-Mediated Photothermal Therapy and Photodynamic Therapy: A Novel Strategy for Antifungal Drug Delivery and Treatment

Status: Accepted (2025)
Key Details:

  • Focus: Combines photothermal therapy (PTT) and photodynamic therapy (PDT) using nanoparticles (NPs) for the treatment of fungal infections.

  • Innovation: Dual-action therapy enhances antifungal efficacy while minimizing systemic toxicity.

  • Mechanism:

    • PTT: Converts light energy into localized heat to kill fungal cells.

    • PDT: Produces reactive oxygen species (ROS) upon light activation to damage fungal cell structures.

  • Nanoparticles used: Gold NPs, carbon-based NPs, and porphyrin-loaded nano-formulations.

  • Advantages: Targeted delivery, minimal resistance development, reduced dosage and side effects.

  • Applications: Treating resistant fungal infections in clinical settings, especially in immunocompromised patients.

2. Safety Concerns of Surfactants Used in Various Types of Nano-formulations: A Comprehensive Review

Status: Submitted (2025)
Key Details:

  • Focus: Reviews the toxicity and biocompatibility of surfactants used in nano-formulations across pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food industries.

  • Surfactants covered: Tween, Span, SDS, Pluronic, and bile salts.

  • Concerns Addressed:

    • Cytotoxicity and immunogenicity.

    • Effects on biodistribution and clearance of nanoparticles.

    • Interaction with biological membranes and long-term exposure risks.

  • Recommendations: Emphasizes the need for safer, biodegradable surfactants and standardized toxicity assessments.

  • Outcome: Proposes guidelines for regulatory screening and clinical translation of nano-formulated products.

3. Nanorobots: An Innovative Approach for DNA-Based Cancer Treatment

Published: 2023
Key Details:

  • Focus: Discusses the design and functionality of DNA-based nanorobots for targeted cancer therapy.

  • Mechanism:

    • Uses DNA origami and molecular logic gates to recognize tumor-specific markers.

    • Nanorobots deliver therapeutic payloads (e.g., siRNA, chemotherapeutics) directly into cancer cells.

  • Key Features:

    • Biocompatibility and programmability of DNA structures.

    • Tumor-targeting via aptamers or antibody-conjugated nanorobots.

  • Preclinical Results: Demonstrated efficient tumor regression in murine models with minimal off-target effects.

  • Future Prospects: Customizable platforms for precision oncology and potential integration with CRISPR or immunotherapy strategies.

Conclusion

Ghulam Muhayyudin Chattha exhibits clear potential and emerging excellence as a pharmaceutical researcher. His active publication record, diverse research focus, and international exposure support his candidacy for the Best Researcher Award. While there is room for growth in terms of deeper research engagement and language fluency, his trajectory shows dedication, multidisciplinary skill development, and consistent academic and professional improvement.

Han Zhang | Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Han Zhang | Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor, Qingdao University, China

Dr. Han Zhang is an esteemed academic currently serving as an Associate Professor at the Business School of Qingdao University, China 🇨🇳. With a Ph.D. in Applied Economics and postdoctoral research in Management Science and Engineering, Dr. Zhang contributes significantly to contemporary economic thought, especially in urban and rural development, green innovation, and defense economics. His scholarly pursuits are marked by interdisciplinary depth and practical policy relevance 🌏📊.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Zhang earned his Doctorate in Applied Economics, a discipline focusing on real-world economic applications 📚. Following his Ph.D., he pursued postdoctoral research in Management Science and Engineering, deepening his analytical and strategic expertise. His academic foundation enables him to integrate economic theory with management practice for sustainable development and policy reform.

💼 Experience

Since January 2025, Dr. Zhang has held the position of Associate Professor at Qingdao University’s Business School 🏫. His role encompasses teaching, research, and academic leadership, particularly in guiding studies on economic geography and innovation dynamics. His expertise bridges academia and government policy, ensuring his work contributes to real-world economic advancements.

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Zhang’s research focuses on diverse but interlinked areas: Urban and Rural Economics, Spatial Economics, Economic Geography, Regional Innovation, Green Development, and Defense Economics 📈🌱🛡️. His interdisciplinary scope reflects a strong commitment to addressing economic disparities and fostering innovation through spatial and policy reforms.

🏆 Awards

Dr. Zhang’s contributions have been recognized with prestigious grants and awards 🏅. He received the Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Foundation from the Ministry of Education of China and the Social Science Planning Project award from the Shandong Province Federation of Social Sciences 🎖️. These honors underscore the national impact of his research.

📚 Publications

Leveraging Environmental Information Disclosure for Sustainable Cities: Quasi-Experimental Evidence from China – Sustainability, 2025 🌇
Cited by articles: Exploring sustainable policy impacts in urban China.

How do analyst attention and green credit promote corporate green innovation? – International Review of Economics & Finance, 2025 🏢🌿
Cited by articles: Green finance as a catalyst for innovation.

China’s Civil-Military Integration and Regional Defence Innovation – Defence and Peace Economics, 2024 🛡️🧭
Cited by articles: Strategic synergies in defense economics.

Impact of air pollution prevention and control on urban green economy efficiency: evidence from China – Scientific Reports, 2024 🌬️🏙️
Cited by articles: Efficiency models in green urban growth.

Does expansion of college education benefit urban entrepreneurship and innovation in China? – Heliyon, 2023 🎓🏙️
Cited by articles: Human capital and entrepreneurial ecosystems.

The ambient air quality standards, green innovation, and urban air quality: evidence from China – Scientific Reports, 2023 🌫️🔬
Cited by articles: Regulatory impact on innovation and air quality.

🏆 Conclusion

Based on his strong academic record, impactful publications, successful grant acquisition, and active peer-review contributions, Dr. Han Zhang is a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work reflects innovation, policy relevance, and a dedication to sustainable economic development. With continued expansion into international forums and public impact, Dr. Zhang has the potential to become a globally recognized thought leader in applied and spatial economics. 🥇📖

Shahbaz Ul Haq | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award

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Shahbaz Ul Haq | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral at Shantou university medical college, China

Dr. Shahbaz Ul Haq is an accomplished veterinary scientist and postdoctoral researcher at Shantou University Medical College, China. With a Ph.D. in Basic Veterinary Medicine from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, his work focuses on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and zoonotic infections. His groundbreaking research investigates the synergistic potential of artemisinin derivatives to boost antibiotic efficacy against multidrug-resistant E. coli. Dr. Haq has held technical leadership roles in Pakistan’s veterinary industry, implementing evidence-based treatment protocols and exploring alternatives to antibiotics in livestock. He has authored impactful publications in top-tier journals like Frontiers in Veterinary Science and European Journal of Pharmacology. Dr. Haq has also been honored as a “Shantou High-Level Talent” and received the “Best Researcher Award” by ScienceFather. With international training, collaborative projects, and a strong publication record, he is a recognized authority in veterinary microbiology and One Health.

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Education

Dr. Shahbaz Ul Haq holds a Ph.D. in Basic Veterinary Medicine from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (2018–2022), where he focused on enhancing antibiotic activity through artemisinin derivatives. His coursework included advanced studies in immunology, microbiology, veterinary epidemiology, and Chinese culture. He earned his M.Phil. in Clinical Medicine and Surgery from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad (2016–2018), conducting a comparative study on udder edema in dairy goats. Earlier, he completed a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from the same university (2010–2015), with a strong foundation in parasitology, virology, public health, and pathology. His academic path reflects a consistent emphasis on veterinary health, disease management, and clinical research. He also undertook several international workshops and advanced trainings in veterinary diagnostics, AMR surveillance, and zoonotic disease control across China, Morocco, Italy, and Pakistan.

Experience

Dr. Haq currently serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Shantou University Medical College, China, where his research addresses multidrug-resistant bacteria and antibiotic resistance. Previously, he worked as a Technical Manager at Polaris Life Sciences in Pakistan (2022–2023), focusing on reducing antibiotic residues in food through alternatives like probiotics. As Technical Executive at Forward Solutions (2015–2016), he explored mineral supplementation and metabolic disorders in livestock. He also interned at Sarbuland Dairy Farm, learning dairy management protocols. Dr. Haq has actively contributed to project proposals under the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation and National Natural Science Fund of China. He has participated as a speaker in numerous international conferences and workshops on animal health, veterinary biotechnology, and traditional medicine. With strong field and laboratory experience, he bridges academic research and real-world veterinary challenges.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Shahbaz Ul Haq has received notable national and international recognition for his research contributions. He was honored as a “Shantou High-Level Talent” in China, a prestigious recognition of exceptional scientific contributions. In 2025, he received the “Best Researcher Award” in Traditional Medicine from ScienceFather. He also serves as an Editorial Board Member for the New Scientists Awards, under Scifax Company Group. His academic journey was supported by competitive scholarships, including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS) for his Ph.D., and the Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF) for his M.Phil. Dr. Haq has presented at numerous international forums, including conferences in Italy, Morocco, China, and Pakistan. His participation in postdoctoral research forums and his leadership in AMR-focused projects further solidify his standing as a rising global voice in veterinary science and One Health research.

Research Focus

Dr. Haq’s research is centered on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), zoonotic pathogens, and veterinary pharmacology. His Ph.D. research demonstrated the synergistic effect of artemisinin derivatives in enhancing β-lactam and fluoroquinolone efficacy against multidrug-resistant E. coli, offering new hope in the fight against AMR. At Shantou University, his postdoctoral work continues to explore novel combinations of natural compounds and conventional antibiotics. Dr. Haq is also active in genetic epidemiology, studying mitochondrial gene variation in zoonotic parasites like Taenia multiceps, Clonorchis sinensis, and Echinococcus granulosus. His work integrates bioinformatics, microbial genomics, drug resistance profiling, and public health risk assessment. In applied veterinary settings, he has led research into probiotic alternatives, parasite control, and clinical treatment protocols to reduce antibiotic residues in livestock products. His interdisciplinary approach spans One Health, molecular microbiology, and pharmacogenomics.

Publication Top Notes

Revealing novel cytb and nad5 genes-based population diversity and benzimidazole resistance in Echinococcus granulosus of bovine origin

Anticoccidial Activity of Qinghao Powder Against Eimeria tenella in Broiler Chickens

Toxicological evaluation of the ultrasonic extract from Dichroae radix in mice and wistar rats

Regulation and analysis of the diversity of intestinal microbiota in SD rats by Danggui Buxue Tang (DBT) fermented with Bacillus subtilis

Drug resistance modulation of dairy MRSA through Berberine. Artesunate and Quercetin in Combination with β-Lactams

Subclinical Mastitis in Small-Holder Dairy Herds of Gansu Province, Northwest China: Prevalence, Bacterial Pathogens, Antimicrobial Susceptibility, and Risk Factor Analysis

Comparison of photosensitized tissue bonding and vet glue in closure of incisional wounds.

 

Ayman M. Ibrahim | Engineering and Technology | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Ayman M. Ibrahim | Engineering and Technology | Best Academic Researcher Award

Dr Ayman M. Ibrahim, kunmining university of science and technology, China

Dr. Ayman M. Ibrahim is a distinguished mineral processing engineer and academic researcher known for his expertise in sustainable mining practices. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the University of Nyala and a Postdoctoral Researcher at Kunming University of Science and Technology in China, Dr. Ibrahim bridges the gap between academia and industry. Fluent in Arabic, English, and Chinese, he is also a part-time instructor at the University of Khartoum. His work focuses on enhancing mineral recovery methods and reducing the environmental footprint of mining operations. Dr. Ibrahim’s academic contributions are reflected in numerous SCI-indexed publications addressing flotation technologies, sulfidization mechanisms, and eco-friendly leaching techniques. With a commitment to innovation and community upliftment, he is also deeply involved in mentoring and guiding students. His multilingual capabilities, cross-continental collaborations, and industry-integrated teaching practices place him at the forefront of mineral engineering research globally.

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Education

Dr. Ayman M. Ibrahim holds a Ph.D. in Mineral Processing Engineering from the Sudan Academy of Sciences, earned in June 2023, where he explored advanced flotation and sulfidization techniques. Prior to this, he completed his Master of Science in Mining Technology at Omdurman Islamic University in March 2017, gaining hands-on experience in ore beneficiation and sustainable mining solutions. His foundational education includes a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from the same university, completed in June 2012, which established his strong engineering background. Throughout his academic journey, Dr. Ibrahim has maintained a research-oriented approach, actively publishing and participating in scientific discourse. Proficient in Arabic, English, and Chinese, his multilingual education enhances his collaborative research with institutions across Asia and Africa. His academic training has equipped him with the skills necessary for cutting-edge mineral resource management, sustainable development, and the formulation of environmentally responsible mining practices.

Experience

Dr. Ayman M. Ibrahim’s professional journey showcases a blend of academia, research, and field expertise. Since June 2023, he has held dual roles as an Assistant Professor at the University of Nyala and a Postdoctoral Researcher at Kunming University of Science and Technology, China. At Nyala, he teaches mineral engineering and engineering geology, mentors students, and bridges industry-academia through collaborative research. Simultaneously, his postdoctoral work in China focuses on cutting-edge mineral processing technologies and environmental impact reduction. Previously, he served as a Lecturer (2017–2018) and Teaching Assistant (2013–2015) at the University of Nyala. His core skills include data analysis, GIS, simulation software, academic publishing, and cross-functional collaboration. His leadership, teamwork, and communication abilities enable him to contribute meaningfully to global sustainability goals through innovative engineering solutions. Dr. Ibrahim’s experience reflects a strong commitment to advancing academic excellence, community impact, and technical innovation in mineral sciences.

Awards and Honors

While specific named awards are not listed in his profile, Dr. Ayman M. Ibrahim’s academic accomplishments and continuous progression into higher educational and research roles signify recognition of his exceptional capabilities. His current postdoctoral position at Kunming University of Science and Technology, one of China’s leading technical institutions, is a testament to his scholarly merit and international recognition. Moreover, his appointment as Assistant Professor at the University of Nyala and his selection as a master’s-level instructor at the University of Khartoum reflect institutional trust in his academic leadership. His ability to publish in SCI-indexed international journals and collaborate with cross-border experts in mineral processing is a notable achievement in itself. Furthermore, his inclusion in multiple collaborative projects involving cutting-edge surface chemistry, flotation technologies, and eco-friendly extraction techniques mark him as a rising figure in sustainable mineral engineering. His academic trajectory is decorated with milestones deserving formal recognition.

Research Focus

Dr. Ayman M. Ibrahim’s research is rooted in advanced mineral processing, with a particular focus on sustainable flotation techniques, sulfidization mechanisms, and eco-friendly leaching methods. He seeks to enhance copper recovery from complex ores like malachite using selective collectors and depressants, minimizing environmental impact. His recent research investigates synergistic reagents, such as DDTC and ammonium phosphate, to improve flotation efficiency while reducing the use of toxic materials. Through surface analysis techniques like XPS, FTIR, ToF-SIMS, and zeta potential measurements, Dr. Ibrahim elucidates the physicochemical interactions governing flotation and leaching. He also explores the optimization of leaching parameters (temperature, acid concentration, and particle size) to maximize recovery from Sudanese ore bodies. His work bridges academic theory with industrial needs, offering innovative and environmentally responsible solutions to mining challenges. His mission aligns with global sustainability goals, positioning him as a thought leader in the transformation of mineral engineering for the 21st century.

Publication Top Notes

  1. “Improved activation of malachite sulfurization flotation by thiourea” – Colloids and Surfaces A, Oct 2024. 📄🔬
    ✅ Achieved 89% flotation recovery; introduced eco-friendly chemisorption pathway.

  2. “Effect of DDTC and xanthate in malachite flotation” – Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing, Mar 2025. 📘⚗️
    ✅ Reached 93.15% recovery; collaborative reagents significantly outperformed traditional systems.

  3. “Effect of Ammonium Sulfide on Malachite Flotation” – Minerals, Sep 2022. 🧪🌿
    ✅ Demonstrated superior performance of ammonium vs sodium sulfide.

  4. “Ammonium phosphate’s role in malachite flotation” – Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing, Feb 2023. 🔍📈
    ✅ Enhanced stability and recovery through surface modification.

  5. “Effect of pre-oxidation and PAAS on Cu-Pb separation” – Separation and Purification Technology, Sep 2022. 🧫💧
    ✅ Pre-oxidation improved galena depression, replacing toxic agents.

  6. “Lead ions affecting CLS adsorption on chalcopyrite” – Journal of Molecular Liquids, Feb 2023. ⚛️🧲
    ✅ Revealed challenges in selectivity of Cu-Pb separation due to lead interference.

  7. “Cu-S separation using PAAS in acidic pulp” – Minerals Engineering, Sep 2022. ⚙️🧪
    ✅ Selective flotation achieved at low pH, improving pyrite hydrophilicity.

  8. “Enhanced Malachite Leaching from Jebel Hadieda” – Conclusions in Engineering, May 2025. 🔬🌍
    ✅ 88.15% extraction achieved under optimized leaching conditions.

Wajid Ali | Technology Management | Emerging Research Star Award

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Wajid Ali | Technology Management | Emerging Research Star Award

Lecturer at International Islamic University Islamabad Pakistan

Dr. Wajid Ali is an emerging scholar in Technology Management with an interdisciplinary background in engineering and management sciences. With a PhD in Management Sciences (Technology Management) from the International Islamic University, Islamabad (2025), Dr. Ali has made significant research contributions in the domain of Artificial Intelligence (AI) readiness, organizational performance, and innovation strategy. His scholarly work spans over seven peer-reviewed publications and systematic literature reviews, highlighting his deep commitment to bridging engineering principles with management innovation. Beyond academia, Dr. Ali’s professional journey includes hands-on industrial experience in mechanical maintenance and instructional roles in top Pakistani universities. His blend of academic prowess and technical expertise makes him a rising leader in AI-based transformation in public and private sectors. A strong advocate for interdisciplinary growth, he continues to contribute to research and teaching that advances technology-driven management solutions for emerging economies.

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Education

Dr. Wajid Ali holds a Ph.D. in Management Sciences with a focus on Technology Management from the International Islamic University, Islamabad (2025), where he maintained a CGPA of 3.50/4.00. He earned his MS in Engineering Management from The University of Lahore in 2019 with a CGPA of 3.40/4.00 and a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering & Technology in 2016. Earlier, he completed a D.A.E in Mechanical Technology from the Punjab Board of Technical Education in 2012 with a commendable 75% and received a Diploma in Computer Science in 2011 with an 81% score. He also cleared the Class Three Boiler Engineer examination in 2018 and obtained his SSC (Science Group) in 2009. This solid academic foundation across engineering, management, and computing reflects Dr. Ali’s diverse capabilities and underpins his research in AI-driven technological innovation and efficiency in organizations.

Experience

Dr. Wajid Ali has over six years of professional experience blending academia and industry. He has served as a visiting lecturer at the International Islamic University Islamabad and Fatima Jinnah Women’s University Rawalpindi for two years, where he taught across Management Sciences, Engineering, and Social Sciences. His responsibilities extended to administrative duties, test supervision, seminar organization, and curriculum planning. Additionally, Dr. Ali boasts 3 years and 8 months of practical experience as a mechanical maintenance technician. His industrial tenure includes critical outage projects at renowned power plants like Kot Addu Power Company (KAPCO), Roush Power Plant, Fuji Kabir Wala Power Plant, and others. From 2016 to 2018, he was engaged in operational and maintenance roles at SKAIKHU Sugar Mills LTD. His internships at KAPCO and GENCO-3 further enriched his engineering experience. This multidisciplinary exposure shapes his innovative and grounded research in AI readiness and performance optimization.

Awards and Honors

While formal awards have not been explicitly listed in his profile, Dr. Wajid Ali’s rapid progression through academic ranks, strong publication record, and diverse professional experience are indicative of his emerging stature in the field of technology management research. He has gained recognition through publication in reputed journals such as Data Science and Management, Journal of Business and Management Research, and International Journal of Business and Management Sciences. His contribution as a co-author in collaborative research projects reflects his growing academic network and influence. His teaching roles at top institutions and involvement in cross-functional academic initiatives also highlight institutional trust in his expertise. Given his Ph.D. completion in 2025 and multiple publications during the doctoral phase, Dr. Ali is a compelling candidate for the Emerging Research Star Award, which aims to celebrate promising early-career researchers who demonstrate leadership and innovation potential.

Research Focus

Dr. Wajid Ali’s research centers on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Readiness, Technology Management, and Organizational Performance. His investigations aim to uncover how public sector and transformational organizations can strategically prepare for and leverage AI integration. Through expert surveys, literature reviews, and empirical models, he explores critical success factors influencing AI adoption, cost efficiency, and the mediating role of control systems. His work also delves into emotional intelligence, team dynamics, and their impact on project success—bridging human factors with technological transitions. Dr. Ali’s interdisciplinary approach combines engineering management tools with data-driven strategic planning. His growing body of work addresses both theoretical frameworks and practical challenges facing institutions undergoing digital transformation. As organizations worldwide increasingly adopt AI, Dr. Ali’s research offers timely, actionable insights into readiness metrics, cost control, and innovative strategies that optimize performance in both emerging and established economies.

Publication Top Notes

Laws Governed Role Of Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning In Supply Chain Management

Factors influencing readiness for artificial intelligence: a systematic literature review

THE DETERMINANTS OF CONSUMERS’ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT

Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises Performance Through Dynamic Marketing Strategies and Innovations

The influence of emotional intelligence and team building on project success

Exploring Artificial Intelligence Readiness Framework for Public Sector Organizations: An Expert Opinion Methodology

Assessment of community perceptions on drinking water quality and its implications for human health in Islamabad, Pakistan: A comprehensive analysis

Critical Artificial Intelligence Readiness Factors in Context of Public Sector Organizations: An Expert Opinion Survey

GULDANA MAKASHEVA | Engineering and Technology | Research Hypothesis Excellence Award

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GULDANA MAKASHEVA | Engineering and Technology | Research Hypothesis Excellence Award

Leading Research Scientist at LLP KazHydroMed, Kazakhstan

Mrs. Guldana Makasheva is a seasoned metallurgical researcher and Senior Research Scientist at LLP KazHydroMed, Kazakhstan. With over a decade of hands-on and theoretical experience across various roles in metallurgy, her expertise lies in flotation, hydrometallurgy, and the beneficiation of complex ores and industrial tailings. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Metallurgy at Satbayev University and holds advanced degrees in Metallurgy and Organic Chemistry. Her career spans from laboratory chemist to lead engineer, demonstrating her adaptability and growth. Makasheva has authored numerous scientific publications in both national and international journals and has contributed to high-impact projects aimed at developing eco-friendly and efficient mineral processing technologies. Her research, marked by technical precision and practical relevance, has addressed pressing industrial challenges in Kazakhstan’s mining sector. With a strong foundation in hypothesis-driven experimentation, she exemplifies the principles celebrated by the Research Hypothesis Excellence Award.

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Education

Mrs. Makasheva holds a Master’s degree in Technical Sciences with a specialization in Metallurgy and Mineral Processing from Satbayev University, one of Kazakhstan’s premier technical institutions. Her academic foundation began with a Bachelor’s in Chemistry of Organic Substances from Karaganda State University named after E.A. Buketov, where she gained solid grounding in analytical and synthetic chemistry. Continuing her academic journey, she is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Metallurgy at Satbayev University (2023–present), focusing on advanced beneficiation techniques and processing of complex ore materials. Her academic background is complemented by specialized certifications, including a Certified PC User qualification and Accounting & 1C certification, highlighting her commitment to interdisciplinary skills. Her education has consistently supported her progression as a research leader in metallurgical science, emphasizing innovation, practical application, and publication in high-impact forums. 🎓📘🧪

Experience

Mrs. Guldana Makasheva’s professional trajectory reflects deep engagement with Kazakhstan’s metallurgical sector. Since 2021, she has served as a Senior Research Scientist at LLP KazHydroMed, where she designed cutting-edge research programs and executed pilot-scale tests in slag and ore processing. Earlier, as Lead Process Engineer at JSC “Zhairem GOK” (2020–2021), she worked on mineral flow diagrams and thickening technologies. At JSC “Varvarinskoye” (2011–2020), she ascended from Laboratory Chemist to Metallurgical Process Engineer, gaining end-to-end operational experience—from ore crushing to desorption and AAS/XRF analysis. Her earliest role was at the Institute of Organic Synthesis and Coal Chemistry, where she synthesized catalysts and conducted chromatographic studies. Each position honed her skills in technical reporting, pilot experiments, and project leadership, building a solid foundation for her present-day research excellence.

Awards and Honors

While specific national or international awards are not listed, Mrs. Guldana Makasheva’s consistent leadership in funded scientific projects and co-authorship of peer-reviewed publications signifies her recognition within the scientific community. Her appointment as Lead Investigator across multiple major projects—such as beneficiation of legacy tailings and development of flotation technologies—indicates institutional trust and high-level peer acknowledgment. She has also been a frequent contributor to SCOPUS-indexed and national journals, suggesting editorial confidence in her scientific rigor. As a Senior Research Scientist, she has been a key figure in government and industrial research initiatives, often coordinating multidisciplinary teams to address Kazakhstan’s critical metallurgical challenges. Her accolades are implicit in her elevation to senior scientific ranks and her pivotal roles in transformative projects. Her ongoing Ph.D. candidacy further reflects academic recognition and career progression.

Research Focus

Mrs. Makasheva’s research spans flotation chemistry, hydrometallurgical processing, ore beneficiation, and tailings revalorization. Her core investigations involve innovative techniques for processing refractory oxidized ores and polymetallic tailings, with special emphasis on flotation using hydroxamate-based collectors and gravity-flotation technologies. She has actively contributed to pilot testing for slag processing from metallurgical plants and has optimized concentrate thickening strategies. Her projects are critical to sustainable resource management, addressing legacy waste streams from major mining hubs like Balkhash and Zhezkazgan. Guldana also explores the oxidative-reductive potential in ore enrichment and thermochemical methods for improving flotation performance. Her current Ph.D. research likely intersects with these themes, pushing boundaries in extractive metallurgy. With a clear focus on bridging lab research with field applications, her work is both environmentally and economically transformative.

Publication Top Notes

Study of Oxidative–Reductive Potential Changes in the Enrichment of Oxidized Polymetallic Ores

Improving the Efficiency of Flotation Enrichment of Oxidized Lead-Zinc Ores Using Calcium Polysulfide

Study of Oxidative-Reductive Potential Changes in the Enrichment of Oxidized Polymetallic Ores

HYDROMETALLURGICAL PROCESSING OF MOLYBDENUM MIDDLINGS FROM SHATYRKUL-ZHAYSAN CLUSTER ORE,HIDROMETALURŠKA PRERADA SRASLAKA MOLIBDENA IZ RUDE ŠATIRKUL-ŽAJSAN KLASTERA

STUDIES ON EXTRACTION OF COPPER FROM SULFURIC ACID SOLUTION AFTER THERMOCHEMICAL ENRICHMENT OF ROUGH CONCENTRATE

Electrocatalytic reduction of quinoline and its oxy derivatives

Uthayashanker Ezekiel | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Uthayashanker Ezekiel | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Saint Louis University, United States

Prof. Uthayashanker R. Ezekiel is a distinguished academician and molecular biologist with over three decades of expertise in immunology, microbiology, cancer biology, and stem cell research. Currently a tenured Professor at the Clinical Health Sciences Department, Saint Louis University, USA, he holds a secondary appointment in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. His academic journey spans prestigious institutions, including Yale, University of Chicago, and Washington University. He is a pioneer in developing novel therapeutics using phytochemicals and stem cell-based disease models. Prof. Ezekiel is a gold medalist from Madurai Kamaraj University and has earned fellowships from CSIR, NIH, and the Cancer Research Institute. He has successfully led interdisciplinary teams in both academia and industry and is a sought-after editorial board member and reviewer for high-impact journals. His significant contribution to translational research has impacted cancer therapeutics and neurodevelopmental disorders, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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Education

Prof. Ezekiel earned his Ph.D. in Microbiology from Saint Louis University, focusing on mitochondrial enzymes, under Dr. H. Peter Zassenhaus. His academic foundation began with a BS in Zoology and continued through an MS in Immunology from Madurai Kamaraj University, where he received multiple gold medals. He then joined the Indian Institute of Science for advanced research in allergen-specific immunotherapy. Throughout his career, he was awarded competitive national and international fellowships including CSIR, UGC, Baxter Foundation, Brown-Coxe, and the Cancer Research Institute Fellowship. His diverse academic training in India and the U.S. spans molecular microbiology, immunology, neurobiology, and biochemistry, equipping him with a unique interdisciplinary foundation. This strong academic background underpins his impactful translational research in cancer biology, neurodevelopment, and stem cell therapeutics.

Experience

Prof. Ezekiel’s professional journey includes over 30 years of impactful contributions in academia, research, and industry. He began as a postdoctoral fellow at Yale, University of Chicago, and Washington University, researching DNA repair, recombination, and neurodegeneration. He later transitioned into the biotechnology sector, where he served as Group Leader and Associate Director at Incyte Genomics, spearheading product development in genomics. As the founder of GeneProTech Inc., he provided consulting services for transgenic development and molecular diagnostics. At Saint Louis University, he advanced from adjunct to full professor, designing and mentoring research programs in molecular biology and cancer therapeutics. His leadership in academia is matched by his influence in translational biotech innovations, mentorship of undergraduates and graduate students, and commitment to academic service through journal editorial roles. His wide-ranging experiences across molecular science and translational applications underscore his suitability for the Best Researcher Award.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Ezekiel’s excellence in research and mentorship has been widely recognized. He is a gold medalist in both his BS and MS programs, equivalent to Summa Cum Laude in the U.S. He has earned prestigious fellowships including the Brown-Coxe Fellowship (Yale), Baxter Foundation Fellowship (University of Chicago), and the Cancer Research Institute Fellowship. He received the 2009 Joseph J. Kleiner Memorial Award for best paper in Clinical Laboratory Science. His university acknowledged his excellence with the DCHS Excellence in Scholarly Endeavors Award and the Graduate Student Association Mentorship Award. Additionally, he holds lifetime memberships in elite societies such as Sigma Xi, Alpha Eta, and the American Society for Microbiology. His editorial contributions to journals like Biologics and Frontiers and his frequent invitations as a reviewer demonstrate his high regard in the scientific community. These accolades reflect his sustained excellence and commitment to research innovation.

Research Focus

Prof. Ezekiel’s research lies at the intersection of molecular immunology, neurodevelopmental biology, and cancer therapeutics. He has extensively investigated DNA repair, apoptosis, V(D)J recombination, and oxidative damage in neural and immune cells. A major thrust of his work involves elucidating the pathological mechanisms of CTBP1 mutations in neurodevelopmental disorders using iPSC-derived neuronal models. He is also pioneering phytochemical-based therapeutic strategies, exploring epigenetic regulation and microRNA modulation in colorectal and other cancers. His research bridges basic molecular science with translational medicine, evidenced by NIH, NSF, and institutional grants. Collaborative studies with Saint Louis University and Washington University highlight his integrative approach to tackling complex biological problems. Additionally, his patented methods in cell selection and embryoid body screening illustrate his innovation in stem cell technologies. Through multidisciplinary projects, Prof. Ezekiel contributes meaningfully to regenerative medicine, personalized therapeutics, and next-generation diagnostics.

Publication Top Notes

Human iPSC-Derived Neuronal Cells From CTBP1-Mutated Patients Reveal Altered Expression of Neurodevelopmental Gene Networks

A pathogenic CtBP1 missense mutation causes altered cofactor binding and transcriptional activity

Abdulilah Mayet | Neuroscience | Excellence in Innovation Award

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Abdulilah Mayet | Neuroscience | Excellence in Innovation Award

Faculty at King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia

Prof. Abdulilah Mohammad Mayet is a distinguished Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia, with over 25 years of experience spanning academia, industry, and innovation. An alumnus of KAUST and KFUPM, he is a trailblazer in MEMS/NEMS devices, semiconductor fabrication, and AI-integrated sensor systems. As CTO and co-founder of commercial semiconductor ventures, and a Fulbright Scholar and visiting professor at UC Irvine, Dr. Mayet bridges cutting-edge research with real-world impact. He is a prolific inventor with multiple US patents and over 35 scholarly publications. His pioneering work in amorphous WNx metals, transient electronics, and nanoscale switching systems has pushed boundaries in sustainable and ultra-low-power electronics. An active member of leadership and innovation programs like MiSK 2030 and the Saudi Leadership Society, he is committed to transforming ideas into scalable innovations with national and global relevance.

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Education

Dr. Mayet holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), completed in April 2016. His doctoral work focused on advanced NEMS switches using amorphous materials, culminating in innovations in transient electronics. He also earned an M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from KAUST in 2011, where he began developing high-end microelectronic systems. His foundational training began with a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM), Dhahran, in June 1991. Dr. Mayet has further enriched his academic profile through prestigious executive programs in innovation and leadership from institutions such as MIT, Esade Business School, and Cornell University. These programs equipped him with deep interdisciplinary knowledge, allowing him to integrate business acumen with high-level research and technology transfer, particularly in nanofabrication, MEMS/NEMS, and AI-driven system design.

Experience

Prof. Mayet’s career spans academia, industry, and global research. He currently serves as Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at King Khalid University, where he leads research in nanofabrication, teaches AI-integrated FPGA systems, and directs the college’s research center. He is also the CEO of Qimam Abha Company and a founding member of the Saudi Leadership Society. Notably, he served as CTO at SEMC, overseeing a 4,000 m² commercial nano-fabrication fab. He has held visiting appointments at the University of California, Irvine, and is a Fulbright Scholar. Over three decades, he has collaborated with institutions such as Cornell, Atmel, and KAUST, gaining extensive expertise in MEMS/NEMS, EBL, and semiconductor technologies. He’s also a Regeneron ISEF Grand Awards judge and advisor in national innovation programs like MiSK 2030 Leaders. His global career uniquely blends scientific innovation, technical execution, entrepreneurship, and academic mentorship.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Mayet’s excellence has been recognized through numerous national and international honors. He is a Fulbright Scholar Fellow (2023–2024), a prestigious title awarded to distinguished scholars for international academic exchange. He was selected as a Grand Awards Judge at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in 2024, honoring his scientific integrity and innovation. He’s also a recipient of more than SAR 26 million in competitive research grants for pioneering work in MEMS/NEMS, AI, and nanotechnology. His leadership in innovation has earned him roles in strategic national programs such as the MiSK 2030 Leaders Program and recognition through multiple invited roles and patents. He holds 8 intellectual properties and is the co-founder and CEO of a university-owned tech company. As a result, his career reflects not just scholarly excellence, but also high-impact leadership in shaping research-to-market ecosystems.

Research Focus

Dr. Mayet’s research lies at the intersection of MEMS/NEMS, nanoelectronics, AI-driven sensor systems, and advanced semiconductor fabrication. He is renowned for fabricating ultra-low voltage NEM switches with unprecedented endurance—over 8 trillion cycles—based on his innovation in amorphous WNx metals. His research has led to breakthroughs in transient electronics, AI-integrated capacitive sensors, and intelligent test compression methods. He’s deeply involved in the commercialization of MEMS devices for medical, industrial, and defense applications. He also actively integrates AI into hardware, using neural networks for flow detection, biosensing, and radiative sensing systems. His focus spans from fundamental material discovery and nanodevice design to applied engineering and real-world deployment. Through his leadership at King Khalid University’s research center and consulting at the Artificial Intelligence Center, he is initiating new fabs for research and commercial use, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s capacity in high-tech manufacturing and innovation.

Publication Top Notes

Multiphase Flow’s Volume Fractions Intelligent Measurement by a Compound Method Employing Cesium-137, Photon Attenuation Sensor, and Capacitance-Based Sensor

Combination of a Nondestructive Testing Method with Artificial Neural Network for Determining Thickness of Aluminum Sheets Regardless of Alloy’s Type

Application of the Fourier Transform to Improve the Accuracy of Gamma-Based Volume Percentage Detection System Independent of Scale Thickness

An Insight to the Outage Performance of Multi-Hop Mixed RF/FSO/UWOC System

Intelligent Measuring of the Volume Fraction Considering Temperature Changes and Independent Pressure Variations for a Two-Phase Homogeneous Fluid Using an 8-Electrode Sensor and an ANN

Proposing a Method Based on Artificial Neural Network for Predicting Alignment between the Saudi Nursing Workforce and the Gig Framework

An Intelligent Approach to Determine Component Volume Percentages in a Symmetrical Homogeneous Three-Phase Fluid in Scaled Pipe Conditions

Queena Lee | Qualitative Hypotheses | Excellence in Innovation Award

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Queena Lee | Qualitative Hypotheses | Excellence in Innovation Award

Dr Queena Lee, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia

Dr. Queena Lee is an early-career academic and lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology, specializing in early childhood education and teacher development. With a deep-rooted passion for nurturing future educators, Dr. Lee focuses on fostering agency and citizenship in young learners through innovative pedagogical approaches. Her journey reflects a rich blend of teaching, academic research, and cross-cultural education across Australia and Asia. Known for her dynamic workshops, digital simulation strategies, and immersive teaching tools, she integrates cultural-historical theory into practice to support professional growth. Her doctoral work at Monash University explored how Victorian early education frameworks shape children’s agency. Dr. Lee’s recent publications and collaborative research on virtual reality-based learning environments have received international attention. She is also the current convenor for the AARE’s Special Interest Group on Cultural Historical Activity Theory, demonstrating leadership and vision in transforming teacher education. Her work bridges theory, practice, and technology to create meaningful learning environments.

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Education

Dr. Lee holds a Doctor of Philosophy (2020–2024) from Monash University, where she also completed her Graduate Certificate of Educational Research (2019), Master of Teaching in Early Years Education (2017), and Graduate Diploma of Education Studies (2015). Her educational journey in Australia has been marked by progressive exploration of pedagogy, curriculum, and educational theory with a focus on early childhood development. Her doctoral thesis provided a cultural-historical analysis of children’s agency development in Victorian early learning environments. Before her education in Australia, she earned a Bachelor of Management in Electronic Commerce (2014) from Nanjing Auditing University, China. This multidisciplinary foundation allows Dr. Lee to engage with digital innovations in educational practices. Her qualifications reflect not only academic excellence but also her deep commitment to blending research with teaching to shape reflective, competent, and compassionate educators prepared for the challenges of contemporary classrooms.

Experience

Dr. Queena Lee brings rich and multifaceted experience as a Lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology (2024–present), where she coordinates units and research in early childhood education. Her previous roles include Teaching Associate at Swinburne, Australian Catholic University, and Monash University, delivering both undergraduate and postgraduate education across early childhood, primary, and secondary sectors. Her roles also involved assessment design, unit planning, and facilitating online and face-to-face workshops. As a Program Facilitator at Monash University’s English Connect, she enhanced global communication skills for higher degree research students. Additionally, her career includes impactful roles as an Early Childhood Teacher and Educational Leader (2016–2022), applying hands-on pedagogical strategies in kindergartens and long day care services. Dr. Lee’s trajectory showcases her seamless integration of academic research, educational innovation, and classroom leadership. Her academic and field-based experiences empower her to create immersive, student-centered learning environments that are responsive to cultural and technological shifts in education.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Queena Lee has been recognized for both her academic excellence and her contributions to the educational research community. She was awarded Best Presenter at the 2020 International Graduate Research Symposium, reflecting her exceptional ability to communicate complex research in accessible and engaging ways. In addition to academic accolades, Dr. Lee has held numerous leadership and voluntary roles that underline her service to the educational field. These include her ongoing role as Convenor of the AARE Special Interest Group: Cultural Historical Activity Theory, where she manages national-level research activities, and her previous roles as Mentor, PhD Ambassador, and Research Community Leader at Monash University. These positions not only underscore her leadership capabilities but also highlight her dedication to mentoring future researchers and fostering collaborative learning environments. Through these accolades and roles, Dr. Lee demonstrates the innovative spirit, collaborative ethos, and research-driven leadership that align with the values of the Excellence in Innovation Award.

Research Focus

Dr. Lee’s research focuses on children’s agency development, teacher education, play-based pedagogy, curriculum studies, and the application of cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT) in early childhood settings. A significant component of her work involves analyzing how educational systems influence young children’s sense of agency and identity. Her doctoral research explored teaching practices in Victoria and how these shape children’s agency development. She is particularly interested in exploring how virtual reality (VR) simulations can serve as social situations of development for early childhood pre-service teachers, transforming traditional fieldwork and professional practice experiences. Her comparative studies across Australia, Vietnam, and Indonesia also highlight her interest in transnational pedagogy and culturally responsive practices. By applying both qualitative methodologies and theoretical frameworks like CHAT, Dr. Lee produces research that not only informs teaching practices but also advocates for equity, innovation, and reflective practice in early education.

Publication Top Notes

📘 Li, Y. (2020). The discourse of agency in early childhood: A corpus-driven discourse analysis of a state-level curriculum in Australia. Vietnam National University Press, pp. 611-626.
📘 Lee, Q. (2022). PhD candidature during the pandemic: Hansel and Gretel’s trip through the woods. In Springer Nature Singapore, pp. 275-285.
📘 Lee, Q. Y. (2024). Teaching practices in early childhood educational settings in Victoria and the development of children’s agency: A cultural-historical analysis [Doctoral thesis, Monash University].
📘 Lee, Q., Utami, A.D., & Minh, T.D. (2024). Comparative studies of play practices in Australia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. In Springer Nature Singapore, pp. 207-228.
📘 Lee, Q., Devi, A., & Cutri, J. (2025). Harnessing virtual reality to enrich pre-service teachers’ professional experiences. Education Sciences, 15(5), 635.
📘 Devi, A., Cutri, J., & Lee, Q. (2025). Virtual reality in postgraduate pre-service teacher education. In W. Goff (Ed.), Immersive learning in teacher education. IGI Global. (In press).