Carolina Moliner | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Carolina Moliner | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr Carolina Moliner, Research Institute IDOCAL. University of Valencia. Spain Spain

Based on the provided information, Prof. Dr. Carolina Moliner appears to be a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Here are some key points supporting this opinion:

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Expertise and Academic Background

  • Educational Qualifications: Prof. Moliner holds a Doctorate in Social Psychology from the University of Valencia, complemented by an international doctoral program in collaboration with the University of Arizona. This academic foundation positions her as an expert in her field. 🎓
  • Professional Role: Currently a Titular de Universidad at the University of Valencia, she has been actively involved in research and teaching since April 2010. Her focus on social psychology, particularly in areas like quality of life, interpersonal relationships, and well-being, aligns well with contemporary research themes. 🌍

Research Contributions

Significant Research Activity: Prof. Moliner has participated in over 10 competitive research projects, demonstrating her commitment to advancing knowledge in her field. She has served as the principal investigator (IP) for two projects, highlighting her leadership in research initiatives. 📊

Recognition and Awards

Tesis Doctorales Dirigidas: She has successfully supervised three doctoral theses since 2010, showcasing her dedication to mentoring the next generation of researchers. 🌟Competitive Funding: Prof. Moliner has been involved in several funded projects, with substantial amounts allocated for research related to well-being and intellectual disabilities, demonstrating the relevance and application of her work. 💰

Publication top notes

Organizational justice and extrarole customer service: The mediating role of well-being at work

Justice Perceptions as Predictors of Customer Satisfaction: The Impact of Distributive, Procedural, and Interactional Justice1

Relationships between organizational justice and burnout at the work-unit level.

Los tangibles como predictores de la satisfacción del usuario en servicios deportivos

Calidad de Servicio y Satisfacción del cliente

Linking functional and relational service quality to customer satisfaction and loyalty: differences between men and women

El trabajo emocional desde una perspectiva clarificadora tras treinta años de investigación

Linking organizational justice to burnout: Are men and women different?

Perceived reciprocity and well‐being at work in non‐professional employees: Fairness or self‐interest?

Unit-level fairness and quality within the health care industry: A justice–quality model

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Carolina Moliner’s extensive academic training, notable research contributions, and impactful publications position her as an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her work in social psychology not only advances theoretical frameworks but also has practical implications for improving quality of life and well-being in vulnerable populations. Her leadership in research and commitment to mentoring make her an inspiring figure in academia. 🌟

Tatsuya Nakanowatari | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Tatsuya Nakanowatari | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Dr Tatsuya Nakanowatari, Fukushima Medical University, Japan

Based on Dr. Tatsuya Nakanowatari’s impressive academic background and research achievements, he appears to be a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Below is a summary of his accomplishments:

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Education and Training

Dr. Nakanowatari holds a PhD in Physiotherapy from the University of Newcastle, Australia (2023) and a Master’s degree in Disability Sciences from Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine (2011). He also has a BS in Physical Therapy from Yamagata Prefectural University of Health Science (2004).

Research and Publications

  1. Loading Asymmetry as a Predictor of Frailty (2024) In a study published in Sensors, Dr. Nakanowatari and colleagues used in-shoe sensors to assess gait asymmetry in community-dwelling older adults. The research identified loading asymmetry as a potential predictor of frailty, a crucial finding for fall prevention and early diagnosis in aging populations.
  2. Detecting Limb Load Asymmetry (2023) In Gait Posture, Dr. Nakanowatari examined limb load asymmetry between fallers and non-fallers among older adults using in-shoe sensors. The study highlighted significant gait differences that can aid in predicting fall risk in elderly individuals, a critical area in physical rehabilitation.
  3. Plantar Force Variation during Treadmill Walking (2024) His preliminary study in Biomedical Human Kinetics explored the effects of walking speed on plantar forces across different foot regions. The research employed force-sensing insoles and provided valuable insights into the biomechanical aspects of gait.
  4. Tensor Fasciae Latae Length and Leg Length Discrepancy (2022) In a study published in the Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, Dr. Nakanowatari examined the effect of shoe lifts on the tensor fasciae latae using ultrasonic elastography. The findings contributed to understanding how artificial leg length discrepancies impact musculoskeletal health.
  5. Insular Lesion and Perception of Noxious Stimulation (2022) Published in Internal Medicine, this case study involved a patient with a unilateral insular lesion exhibiting bilaterally reduced pain perception. The research provided deeper insight into the neurological mechanisms behind pain perception and the impact of brain lesions.

Conclusion

Dr. Nakanowatari’s research primarily focuses on biomechanics, frailty, and neuromuscular health in older adults. His innovative use of sensor technology for gait analysis and muscle function assessment positions him as an influential figure in physical therapy research. His work is not only advancing scientific understanding but also making practical contributions to improving patient outcomes, making him a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award.

Publication top notes

In-Shoe Sensor Measures of Loading Asymmetry during Gait as a Predictor of Frailty Development in Community-Dwelling Older Adults

Effects of speed on plantar forces in three-foot regions during treadmill walking: A preliminary study using force sensing insoles

Detecting differences in limb load asymmetry during walking between older adult fallers and non-fallers using in-shoe sensors

The effect of a shoe lift on tensor fasciae latae length during standing with an artificial functional leg length discrepancy: An ultrasonic shear wave elastography study

A Case of Supernumerary Phantom Limb and Suspected Posterior Alien Hand Syndrome after Pontine Hemorrhage

Excellence in Research Award

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Excellence in Research Award

Introduction:

Welcome to the Excellence in Research Award, celebrating outstanding contributions in the realm of academic inquiry and discovery. This prestigious accolade recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, innovation, and impact in their respective fields of research.

Award Overview:

The Excellence in Research Award honors individuals across various disciplines for their exemplary achievements in advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and making significant contributions to their fields through groundbreaking research endeavors.

Eligibility:

  • Open to researchers of all ages and backgrounds
  • No age limits apply
  • Qualification: Demonstrated excellence in research
  • Publications: Significant contributions to scholarly literature
  • Recurrements: Continuous commitment to advancing knowledge and innovation

Evaluation Criteria:

Candidates will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

  1. Quality and significance of research contributions
  2. Innovation and creativity in research methodology
  3. Impact and influence on the field
  4. Consistency and sustainability of research efforts

Submission Guidelines:

  • Submit a comprehensive biography highlighting research achievements
  • Include an abstract summarizing key contributions
  • Provide supporting files such as publications, patents, or technical reports

Recognition:

Recipients of the Excellence in Research Award will receive:

  • A prestigious award certificate
  • Recognition at a formal ceremony or conference
  • Publicity through various media channels

Community Impact:

Winners of the award are expected to serve as role models and mentors within their research communities, inspiring future generations of scholars and fostering a culture of excellence and innovation.

Biography:

A detailed biography outlining the candidate's academic background, research interests, notable achievements, and contributions to the field is required.

Abstract and Supporting Files:

Candidates must submit an abstract summarizing their research accomplishments along with supporting files such as publications, patents, or technical reports to substantiate their contributions.