Moises Leon-Ruiz | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Moises Leon-Ruiz | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Neurology | Hospital University Sivero Ochoa | Spain

Dr. Moises Leon-Ruiz is a neurologist with advanced training in neurophysiology and clinical neurology, having completed his medical degree, followed by specialization and fellowships in neurology and neurosciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Neuroscience, having conducted his doctoral work at a well-reputed university, focusing on neurodegenerative disease models and neuroinflammation. His professional experience spans positions in university hospitals and clinical research centers, where he has served both as a clinician seeing patients and as a researcher in translational neuroscience laboratories. Dr. Moises Leon-Ruiz has authored 71 documents, 147 Citations, 6 h-index, demonstrating his performance in scholarly publishing. His research interests include Alzheimer’s disease, induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) models, clinical neuroimmunology, and biomarkers of neurological disorders. He has skills in molecular biology (gene editing, PSEN1 mutation correction), stem cell biology, neurophysiological assessment, imaging, and computational/statistical analysis. He has participated in international collaborative research projects, including isogenic iPSC line generation from Alzheimer’s disease patients. Dr. Moises Leon-Ruiz has been recognized with honors such as awards from neurology societies, invitations to speak at international symposia, and membership or roles in professional organisations in neurology.

Dr. Moises Leon-Ruiz demonstrates a strong and growing profile combining clinical neurology, stem cell-based disease modeling, and molecular neuroscience. His publication record and research skills show that he is well positioned to continue making meaningful contributions to understanding neurodegenerative disease mechanisms, translating findings into clinical impact, and mentoring the next generation of researchers.

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Featured Publications

  1. Generation of a gene-corrected human isogenic iPSC line from an Alzheimer’s disease iPSC line carrying the PSEN1 H163R mutation — 2024

  2. “Wine Glass” sign following COVID-19 vaccination in a previously healthy adult — 2022

  3. Cerebral Venous Thrombosis as The Sole Presenting Manifestation of Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Hepatitis B Virus Co-Infection — 2022

  4. PSEN1 Mutant iPSC-Derived Model Reveals Severe Astrocyte Pathology in Alzheimer’s Disease — 2017

  5. Babinski’s Lost Legacy: A Remarkable Case of a Not-So-New Clinical Construct — 2016

 

Boru Jin | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Boru Jin | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Boru Jin | Neuroscience | lecturer | First hospital of China medical university | China

Dr. Boru Jin is an accomplished female neurologist and lecturer who has established herself as a promising researcher in the field of neurodegenerative disorders. Currently serving as a lecturer and attending physician at the China Medical University Affiliated First Hospital, she combines clinical excellence with scientific rigor, contributing to innovative approaches in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cognitive and neuropsychiatric conditions. Her research integrates advanced bioinformatics and clinical data analysis to uncover biomarkers for early detection of neurodegenerative diseases, thereby helping improve patient outcomes and supporting the development of precision medicine strategies. Dr. Boru Jin’s professional journey reflects dedication to both academic scholarship and clinical practice, making her a valuable contributor to neurology and neuroscience research.

Professional Profile 

Education

Dr. Boru Jin has completed a comprehensive academic pathway in neurology through leading medical institutions in China. She obtained her master’s degree in neurology from China Medical University through an integrated medical program, followed by a doctoral degree in neurology from Fudan University, one of the nation’s top research universities. Her advanced training has equipped her with a robust understanding of neurological disorders, clinical research methodologies, and translational science approaches. This educational background has been instrumental in shaping her career as a clinician-scientist committed to bridging the gap between bench research and bedside application.

Experience

Dr. Boru Jin currently holds a dual role as a lecturer and attending physician, where she is actively engaged in teaching medical students, mentoring young researchers, and delivering high-quality patient care. Her experience includes participating in collaborative research projects that focus on Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and cognitive impairment. She has contributed to multiple systematic reviews and network meta-analyses that have been published in internationally indexed journals. Her professional involvement also extends to serving as a member of several national academic committees, including divisions on Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive impairment, where she participates in shaping policies and research priorities for geriatric mental health and neurological care.

Research Interest

Dr. Boru Jin’s primary research interest lies in the study of neurodegenerative diseases, with a particular focus on Alzheimer’s disease, dementia syndromes, and vascular cognitive impairment. She applies integrated bioinformatic analyses and machine learning strategies to identify diagnostic biomarkers that differentiate among neurodegenerative conditions. Her research also explores therapeutic interventions for depressive symptoms, migraine, and behavioral manifestations of dementia using network meta-analytical approaches. She is passionate about developing evidence-based treatment strategies and improving clinical guidelines to enhance the quality of care for patients with neurological disorders.

Award

Dr. Boru Jin has been recognized for her contribution to clinical neurology and research excellence through her active participation in professional committees and scholarly output. Her role as a member of national associations dedicated to geriatric medicine and cognitive impairment highlights her leadership potential and commitment to advancing the field. These recognitions underscore her growing influence in both academic and clinical circles, positioning her as an emerging leader in neurological research.

Selected Publication

“Repopulation of Microglia and Its Implications for CNS Disorders: Insights from the Single-Cell Era” published in 2025 with 68 citations

“Identification of Diagnostic Biomarkers in Alzheimer’s Disease by Integrated Bioinformatic Analysis and Machine Learning Strategies” published in 2023 with 52 citations;

“Identification of Biomarkers Differentiating Alzheimer’s Disease from Other Neurodegenerative Diseases by Integrated Bioinformatic Analysis and Machine Learning Strategies” published in 2023 with 47 citations

“Comparative Efficacy and Acceptability of Treatments for Depressive Symptoms in Cognitive Impairment: A Systematic Review and Bayesian Network Meta-Analysis” published in 2022 with 41 citations.

Conclusion

Dr. Boru Jin exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding clinician-scientist through her integrated approach to patient care, academic teaching, and pioneering research. Her work in identifying diagnostic biomarkers and conducting large-scale meta-analyses contributes significantly to improving early diagnosis and treatment strategies for neurodegenerative diseases. Her leadership roles in professional organizations and mentorship activities further reflect her dedication to the advancement of neuroscience education and community health. With her strong foundation in research, clinical practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration, Dr. Boru Jin is exceptionally deserving of recognition in this award category and is poised to make even greater contributions to the global neurological research community in the coming years.

 

Kaouthar Louati | Neuroscience | Excellence in Research Award

Kaouthar Louati | Neuroscience | Excellence in Research Award

Dr Kaouthar Louati, University of Monastir, Tunisia

Dr. Kaouthar Louati is a distinguished researcher and analytical chemist 🎓🧪 with a doctoral degree in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Monastir, Tunisia 🇹🇳. She has made substantial contributions to pharmaceutical sciences through over 15 high-impact publications 📚, two book contributions 📘, and collaborative projects in Tunisia and the UK 🇬🇧. Her work focuses on toxicoproteomics, redox proteomics, and stability studies of pharmaceuticals 💊. Dr. Louati is affiliated with prestigious institutions including the University of Nottingham, Habib Bourguiba University Hospital, and multiple pharmaceutical laboratories 🏥🔬. Known for her meticulous method validation, drug impurity analysis, and environmental toxicology studies 🌿⚗️, she has emerged as a key figure in analytical method development and toxicological risk assessment. With deep academic commitment and a passion for pharmaceutical innovation 💡, she continues to impact the global scientific community and serves as a role model for women in STEM 👩‍🔬🌍.

Publication Profile

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Education

Dr. Louati’s academic journey is rooted in excellence 🌟. She earned her Doctorate in Analytical Chemistry (2019–2024) 🧪 from the University of Monastir, Tunisia, with very honorable distinction 🎓. Previously, she completed a Master’s in Medicaments’ Research and Development (2009–2010) 🧬 and a Diploma in Doctor of Pharmacy (2008–2009), both with high honors 🏅. Her early academic path included a Diploma in Pharmacy (2002–2007) with a very good grade 🧑‍⚕️ and a Mathematics Baccalaureate (2002) with very honorable mention 🧠➕➖. Throughout her education, she displayed strong scientific aptitude, particularly in pharmaceutical formulation, analytical chemistry, and medical science fundamentals 💉📘. This rich academic foundation positioned her to excel in multidisciplinary pharmaceutical research, bridging clinical applications with laboratory innovation 🧫🔍.

Experience

Dr. Louati has extensive experience in academia, hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry 🏥🏭. Since 2020, she has served as a Doctor Pharmacist and Associate Researcher at the University of Monastir’s Laboratory of Pharmacology and Drug Development 🔬, and at the Habib Bourguiba University Hospital in both the pharmaceutical and pathological anatomy departments 🧑‍⚕️🧫. She also contributed internationally at the University of Nottingham and Royal Derby Hospital, UK (2020–2023) 🇬🇧. From 2010 to 2015, she worked in UNIMED and PHARMACARE Laboratories, where she developed generic drugs, validated analytical methods, and ensured product compliance with international pharmacopeias 💊📈. Her expertise spans method validation (ICH Q2R1), stress testing, impurity profiling, and regulatory documentation ✍️📑. Her collaborative approach and technical leadership across diverse settings underscore her excellence as both a researcher and pharmaceutical scientist 🌍🧪.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Kaouthar Louati has earned academic distinction throughout her career, including “Very Honorable” mentions for both her doctoral and master’s studies 🏅📘. She was recognized for producing highly cited research and has published over 15 peer-reviewed articles and 2 books in respected international journals and editions 📚🌐. Her contributions to method development, toxicological evaluation, and environmental health have received national and international attention 🧬🌍. Her scientific rigor earned her opportunities to collaborate with global institutions such as the University of Nottingham, reflecting peer recognition and trust in her expertise 🤝🔬. Her work on toxicoproteomics and pharmaceutical impurities has made significant impacts on public health research and regulatory science 🌡️⚗️. Dr. Louati’s continued academic excellence, innovation, and mentorship potential position her as a prime candidate for the Best Researcher Award 🏆🎖️.

Research Focus

Dr. Louati’s research is at the forefront of analytical chemistry, toxicoproteomics, and pharmaceutical sciences 🔍🧪. She focuses on validating and developing robust analytical methods to detect drug impurities, residual solvents, and degradation products, essential for drug stability and safety studies 💊📈. Her work in toxicoproteomics includes assessing oxidative stress and protein damage induced by environmental toxins like pesticides using cutting-edge techniques like Nano-UHPLC-MS/MS and 2D-SDS-PAGE 🌿🧬. She also pioneers method development for anti-epileptic drug monitoring and anabolic steroid detection for doping control 🧠💪. Her integration of redox biology and pharmacological analytics strengthens both environmental health surveillance and clinical pharmacology 🌎🏥. Dr. Louati’s unique blend of expertise bridges fundamental research with real-world applications, significantly contributing to public health, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory standards 🌐📊.

Publication Top Notes

A Shotgun Proteomic-Based Approach with a Q-Exactive Hybrid Quadrupole-Orbitrap High-Resolution Mass Spectrometer for the Assessment of Pesticide Mixture-Induced Neurotoxicity on a 3D-Developed Neurospheroid Model from Human Brain Meningiomas: Identification of Trityl-Post-Translational Modification

Margaret Boone Rappaport | Neuroscience | Hypothesis Achievement Award

Margaret Boone Rappaport | Neuroscience | Hypothesis Achievement Award

Dr Margaret Boone Rappaport, The Human Sentience Project, LLC, United States

Dr. Margaret Rappaport is a seasoned program evaluator and policy analyst, specializing in health and social services. She has extensive experience with Federal, State, and local programs, notably with the US Census Bureau. Her expertise spans quantitative and qualitative methodologies, including multivariate statistical techniques and field research. Margaret’s career highlights include work on substance abuse program evaluation, cognitive interviewing, and managing large datasets. She has authored studies and provided consultancy for numerous agencies and organizations, focusing on program effectiveness and data quality. Margaret continues to contribute actively to research and evaluation in her field. 📊

Publication profile

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Education

In 1968, I earned my B.A. in Biology from George Washington University, embarking on a journey of academic pursuits. This was followed by an M.Ed. in Social Foundations of Education from the University of Florida in 1970, laying a solid groundwork for my educational career. Subsequently, I pursued Anthropology, obtaining an M.A. in 1975 and a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology in 1977 from Ohio State University, delving deep into cultural studies. Later, in 1979 and 1985, I enriched my expertise with coursework in Statistics and Advanced SAS at George Washington University. Finally, in 1990 and 1992, I engaged in Environmental Biology coursework at George Mason University, broadening my knowledge 📚.

Experience

From 1988 to 2007, as President of POLICY RESEARCH METHODS, INCORPORATED (PRMI), I led diverse projects focused on evaluation and research for prominent clients such as the U.S. Census Bureau, HUD, and various nonprofit organizations. My responsibilities ranged from conducting cognitive interviews on census questions to evaluating programs like transitional housing and substance abuse rehabilitation. I also facilitated grants review and developed methodologies for assessing program effectiveness. Transitioning to independent consulting from 2008 to 2010 with AMATEA LLC, I specialized in business development and proposal writing, leveraging extensive experience in research and evaluation across multiple sectors. 📊

Honors
Dr Margaret Boone Rappaport ‘s scholarly achievements have been recognized through prestigious memberships in honor societies like Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. Her exemplary work earned her accolades such as the Praxis Award from the Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists. These honors underscore her academic prowess and dedication to advancing anthropological research and practice.

Presentations

A frequent presenter at leading conferences such as the American Anthropological Association and the Society for Applied Anthropology, Dr Margaret Boone Rappaport has consistently contributed groundbreaking insights. Her presentations on topics ranging from cultural ecology to health policy underscore her interdisciplinary approach and commitment to knowledge dissemination.

Publication Legacy 📚

Dr Margaret Boone Rappaport has authored several seminal books and numerous articles that delve into critical societal issues. Her publications, including “Capital Cubans” and “Capital Crime: Black Infant Mortality in America,” reflect her deep-seated commitment to addressing social inequalities through rigorous anthropological inquiry. Her research has notably influenced policy and practice, making her a pivotal figure in the field of applied anthropology.

Research focus

Dr. M.B. Rappaport’s research focuses on the intersection of theology, ethics, and space exploration, with a particular emphasis on the ethical implications of human expansion beyond Earth. Their work delves into ecotheology, exploring how religious principles can inform humanity’s approach to settling different celestial bodies—from the inner planets to the outer reaches of our solar system. They also investigate moral questions surrounding extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI) and the ethical frameworks necessary for future space colonization. Through their publications, Rappaport contributes to discussions on sustainability, morality, and the theological dimensions of space exploration. 🌌🛰️

Publication top notes

RESCUE AND RECOVERY AS A THEOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE, AND A KEY TO MORALITY IN EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPECIES

An Ecotheology for Human Settlement of the Outer Planets: Roles for Religion Beyond the Warmth of the Sun

An Ecotheology for Human Settlement of the Inner Planets: Dominion, Despoilment, and a Chance for Re-Dedication

Religion’s Role in a Martian War of Independence

Expanding Ecotheology to Embrace the Earth-Moon System

A Theory of the Merging Noospheres: Teilhard and Big History

Interstellar Ethics and the Goldilocks Evolutionary Sequence: Can We Expect ETI to Be Moral?

Genetics, Ethics, and Mars Colonization: A Special Case of Gene Editing and Population Forces in Space Settlement

Neuroplasticity as a foundation for human enhancements in space

Visions of a Martian future