Xue Li | Medicine and Health Sciences | Research Excellence Award

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Mrs. Xue Li | Medicine and Health Sciences | Research Excellence Award

Mrs. Xue Li | Medicine and Health Sciences | Associate Professor | Shanghai University | China

Mrs. Xue Li is an Associate Professor in the School of Psychology at Shanghai University of Sport and a recognized scholar in the interdisciplinary domains of sports psychology and women’s mental health. She holds a doctoral degree in psychology from a nationally accredited university, where her academic training emphasized experimental psychology, cognitive assessment, and applied mental health research. Professionally, Mrs. Xue Li has developed a strong academic profile through her teaching, research leadership, and curriculum innovation within higher education, particularly in psychology programs integrating sport science and behavioral health. Her research interests focus on cognitive and emotional regulation in female populations, attention bias, psychological risk assessment, time perception in athletes, and the mental health benefits of structured physical and mind–body interventions such as yoga. Mrs. Xue Li possesses advanced research skills in experimental design, psychological measurement, virtual simulation development, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration, enabling her to translate theoretical models into applied educational and clinical contexts.

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Featured Publications

Regular Yoga Modulates Attention Bias During the Luteal Phase in Women with Premenstrual Syndrome

– Brain Sciences, Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute

Emrah Can | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Emrah Can | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Emrah Can | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award | Professor| Istanbul University | Turkey

Prof. Dr. Emrah Can is a highly accomplished pediatrician and neonatology-focused clinician-scientist recognized for his extensive contributions to neonatal health, pediatric infectious diseases, neonatal sepsis, retinopathy of prematurity, and pediatric critical care. Prof. Dr. Emrah Can completed his medical training at Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine, followed by his medical specialization in Child Health and Diseases at Health Sciences University, İstanbul Bağcılar Training and Research Hospital, where he developed strong clinical expertise in neonatal nutrition, early sepsis biomarkers, high-risk neonatal monitoring, and pediatric intensive care. He progressed academically to the ranks of Associate Professor and Professor through consistent research productivity, clinical excellence, and mentorship. Throughout his career, Prof. Dr. Emrah Can has supervised numerous pediatric specialization theses focused on neonatal sepsis biomarkers, MRSA carriage among hospitalized children, melatonin levels in early sepsis, prognostic tools for pediatric traumatic brain injury, differentiation of lower respiratory tract infection and colonization in tracheostomized children, fetal malnutrition indicators, and hyperbilirubinemia-related risk factors, demonstrating his commitment to developing evidence-based pediatric protocols and training the next generation of pediatric specialists. His research interests include neonatal immunology, inflammation markers, nutritional interventions for premature infants, oxygen affinity biomarkers, neonatal thrombosis, and innovative hypothesis-driven models for predicting neonatal morbidity. His research skills include statistical analysis, advanced clinical data interpretation, hypothesis modeling, neonatal diagnostic model development, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Prof. Dr. Emrah Can has authored impactful publications in reputable journals such as Medical Hypotheses, International Ophthalmology, European Journal of Pediatrics, Pediatric Cardiology, and Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, contributing significantly to early detection strategies for NEC, ROP, neonatal thrombosis, and hematologic alterations in neonates. His scientific memberships reflect his professional commitment, including active participation in the Pediatric Allergy and Asthma Academy Association, Turkish National Pediatric Association, Child Friends Association, and Turkish Neonatology Association. He has also served in academic administrative roles, including program head positions that highlight his leadership in medical education. Prof. Dr. Emrah Can has received recognition for his academic achievements, research contributions, and involvement in pediatric healthcare improvement initiatives. Overall, Prof. Dr. Emrah Can demonstrates exceptional clinical acumen, research innovation, collaborative engagement, and leadership in pediatric and neonatal medicine, positioning him as a scholar whose contributions continue to shape evidence-based neonatal care, advance scientific understanding of pediatric diseases, and improve health outcomes for vulnerable newborn populations.

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Featured Publications

  1. Can, E. (2025). Development of a scoring model integrating inflammatory markers for predicting ROP in preterm neonates. International Ophthalmology.

  2. Can, E. (2025). Postnatal hemoglobin P50 as a surrogate marker for hypoxia-driven NEC in preterm infants: A mechanistic hypothesis. Medical Hypotheses.

  3. Can, E. (2025). Phototherapy modifies hematologic markers without inducing inflammation in neonates: A retrospective observational study. European Journal of Pediatrics.

  4. Can, E. (2025). Could parabiotics safely enhance immune maturation and mitigate NEC/sepsis in preterm neonates? Medical Hypotheses.

  5. Can, E. (2025). Early haemoglobin oxygen affinity as a hypothesis-generating marker for retinopathy of prematurity risk in preterm infants. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health.

  6. Can, E. (2025). Neonatal portal vein thrombosis: A case series from a tertiary NICU. Pediatric Cardiology.

 

Jonathan Harley | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Jonathan Harley | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Mr Jonathan Harley, University of Minnesota Medical School, United States

Jonathan Harley 🎓🏥 is a dedicated medical student at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (M.D. anticipated 2026). He earned his B.A. in Mathematics summa cum laude (2021). Passionate about orthopaedic surgery, he is a Research Fellow at the University of Minnesota. His accolades include the Medical Student Research Award 🏆 and the Schiff Family Foundation Scholarship. A former collegiate athlete 🏃‍♂️, he remains a competitive distance runner. He actively mentors students through Black Men in Medicine and SNMA. With numerous research presentations and professional memberships, he strives to impact sports medicine and patient care. 🔬📚💪

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Education

Jonathan Harley is a dedicated medical student at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine 🎓🩺, where he anticipates earning his M.D. in May 2026. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the University of Cincinnati 🎯📊, graduating summa cum laude in May 2021 as part of the prestigious University Honors Program 🌟. With a strong analytical background and a passion for medicine 💡❤️, Jonathan combines mathematical precision with compassionate healthcare. His journey reflects academic excellence, dedication, and a commitment to making a meaningful impact in the medical field. 🚀🏥

Experience

Jonathan Harley is a dedicated medical student pursuing a career in Orthopaedic Surgery 🏥🦴. Since June 2024, he has been the Orthopaedic Surgery Medical Student Research Fellow at the University of Minnesota Medical School’s Sports Medicine Division, working under renowned surgeons 🩺📊. His role involves study creation, IRB submission, data collection, statistical analysis, and manuscript writing, focusing on shoulder arthroplasty and rotator cuff repair. Since June 2022, he has also been a Research Assistant at the University of Cincinnati, contributing to studies on ACL repair, opioid education, and geriatric hip fractures, with multiple abstracts and publications 📚📈.

Honors and Awards

Jonathan Harley 🎓🏅, a distinguished medical student, has earned multiple accolades for his academic excellence and research contributions. He secured 3rd place in the 2022 Medical Student Research Award 🏆 at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine’s Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. A Legion of Excellence Inductee (2021) 🏅, he was recognized as the top senior student-athlete with the highest GPA. His achievements include the Schiff Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship 💰, Connections Dual Admissions Program 🎟️, Dean’s List (8/8 Semesters) 📜, and the Cincinnatus Excellence Scholarship 🎖️, reflecting his dedication to medicine and academic success.

Presentations

Jonathan Harley 🏥 has actively contributed to orthopedic research through multiple podium and poster presentations. He presented a study on shoulder range of motion and ACL psychological readiness at the UCCOM Medical Student Summer Research Presentation (2022) 🎤. His poster presentations include research on opioid consumption after shoulder arthroplasty at the University of Minnesota Orthopaedic Surgery Research Symposium (2025) 💊, as well as findings on rotator cuff retear rates 🦾. Additionally, he has presented studies on shoulder range of motion at the UCCOM Research and Service Symposium (2022) 📊 and the SNMA Region V Medical Education Conference 📢.

Research Focus

Jonathan D. Harley’s research primarily focuses on orthopedic surgery, particularly in shoulder and knee injuries 🤕🦵. His studies examine rotator cuff repair outcomes, postoperative pain management, and ligament and tendon injuries in athletes 🏥⚽. He investigates rehabilitation strategies, opioid consumption following anesthesia, and the biomechanics of joint recovery 🏋️‍♂️🔬. His case reports highlight complex injuries, while his clinical research assesses surgical techniques and patient-reported outcomes 📊🩺. Through his contributions, Harley aims to enhance patient recovery, surgical efficacy, and sports injury management 🚑💡. His work is valuable for sports medicine, orthopedic surgery, and rehabilitation sciences 🏥📚.

Publication Top Notes

Rates of Retear following Rotator Cuff Repair are Similar Between Men and Women

Early postoperative opioid consumption following liposomal bupivacaine compared to standard bupivacaine in interscalene brachial plexus block for shoulder arthroplasty

Concomitant Rupture of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament and the Patellar Tendon in a High-Level Athlete: A Case Report

A comparison of quantitative and qualitative shoulder range of motion with patient-reported outcomes