Doaa Badran | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Doaa Badran | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award 

University of King Khalid | Saudi Arabia

Dr. Doaa Mohamed Ibrahim Badran is a distinguished Professor of Public Law with extensive academic and administrative experience in leading universities across Saudi Arabia. She specializes in constitutional law, administrative law, environmental legislation, and emerging legal issues related to technology and artificial intelligence. Her research portfolio includes numerous publications indexed in Web of Science and Scopus, along with several authored legal books. She has held key leadership roles, contributed to academic quality and accreditation, and secured multiple research grants and awards. Her teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate levels, covering diverse areas such as public law, cybercrime, and international law.

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JiHye Park | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Mrs. JiHye Park | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award 

Korea ginseng corporation | South Korea

Mrs. JiHye Park is a researcher affiliated with Korea Ginseng Corporation in South Korea, contributing to scientific studies related to natural products and bioactive compounds. Her work is associated with research environments focused on functional foods, pharmacological properties of ginseng, and health-related applications. She is recognized within academic and industrial research networks. Her contributions support the advancement of nutraceutical science, emphasizing evidence-based approaches to traditional herbal resources and their potential benefits in modern healthcare and biotechnology fields.


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Noura Bakr | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Noura Bakr | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award 

Agricultural and Biological Research Institute/National Research Centre | Egypt

Dr. Noura Elsayed Hebashi Bakr is an Associate Professor specializing in soil and water sciences with strong expertise in GIS and remote sensing for sustainable land and resource management. Her research addresses soil classification, land evaluation, carbon sequestration, and climate change mitigation in arid regions. She has contributed to numerous national and international projects and published 38 indexed documents. Her research impact is reflected by 1,446 citations across 1,181 documents and an h-index of 18. With active global collaborations and editorial roles, her work supports sustainable agriculture, environmental monitoring, and informed land use planning.

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Fanfan Zhou | Research Excellence | Women Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Fanfan Zhou | Research Excellence | Women Researcher Award

The University of Sydney | Australia

Dr. Fanfan Zhou is a Professor and Head of Pharmacology at The University of Sydney, specializing in pharmacology, pharmaceutics, and translational drug research. She earned her Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics from Rutgers University and her Bachelor’s degree from China Pharmaceutical University. Her research focuses on retinal diseases, eye cancers, natural medicines, and solute carrier transporters. She has an outstanding academic record with 4,075 citations, an h-index of 39, and an i10-index of 101, alongside extensive publications, patents, and editorial contributions to leading international journals.

 

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Role of glycosylation in the organic anion transporter OAT1
– Journal of Biological Chemistry, 2004 (Citations: 140)
Investigation of gallic acid induced anticancer effect in human breast carcinoma MCF-7 cells
– Journal of Biochemical and Molecular Toxicology, 2014 (Citations: 119)

Ammar Khaleel | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Ammar Khaleel | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Széchenyi István Egyetem | Hungary

Ammar Khaleel is a PhD student in Computer Science at Széchenyi István Egyetem, specializing in intelligent and autonomous transportation systems. His research focuses on reinforcement learning–based decision making for autonomous vehicles, with particular emphasis on autonomous driving and lane-changing strategies. He has strong expertise in deep reinforcement learning methods such as DDPG and PPO, as well as Model Predictive Control. Ammar actively works with traffic simulation environments using SUMO and the TraCI Python API to model and evaluate complex traffic scenarios. His technical skills include Python and C/C++, along with experience in Git, LaTeX, and scientific software tools.

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A Multi-Levels RNG Permutation

– Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science


A New Permutation Method for Sequence of Order 28

– Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology


N/A and Signature Analysis for Malwares Detection and Removal

– Indian Journal of Science and Technology

Mark Butlin | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Mark Butlin | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

University of Southern Queensland | Australia

Mark Andrew Butlin is an accomplished education law academic and practitioner with extensive experience across tertiary and secondary education. He is a senior academic at the University of Southern Queensland, specialising in education law, teacher accountability, duty of care, assessment, and professional ethics. His expertise is widely recognised through expert witness engagements, legal consultations, media commentary, and advisory roles for schools, law firms, and government-related matters. He has authored influential books, journal articles, and chapters on education law and ethics, and regularly delivers professional learning for educators and leaders. He is actively involved in professional associations, governance committees, and higher degree research supervision.


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Mohamad Mousavi | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Mohamad Mousavi | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

University of Tehran | Iran

Professor Mohammadali Ebrahimzadeh Mousavi is a leading expert in food science, biotechnology, and food engineering, affiliated with the University of Tehran. His work integrates advanced food processing, packaging technologies, rheology, mass and heat transfer modeling, and functional food development. He has made significant contributions to plant-based products, bioactive compounds, food hydrocolloids, encapsulation systems, and sustainable food technologies. Alongside extensive teaching at undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels, he has held numerous senior academic, policy-making, and industrial advisory roles. His research output, high citation impact, and technology transfer activities demonstrate strong influence in both academia and industry.

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Olatunde Olatunji | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Olatunde Olatunji | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Olatunde Olatunji | University of KwaZulu-Natal | South Africa 

Olatunde Stephen Olatunji is an accomplished analytical and environmental chemist with extensive academic, research, and industry experience spanning environmental monitoring, forensic chemistry, and advanced materials for pollution control. He is an Associate Professor in the School of Chemistry and Physics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, where he has also served in key academic leadership roles, including Academic Leader for Research. His career reflects a strong balance between high-impact research, postgraduate supervision, curriculum development, and applied environmental problem-solving. His expertise lies in analytical method development and validation, trace and ultra-trace detection of environmental contaminants, and the assessment of chemical risks to human and ecosystem health. He has made significant contributions to the study of emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals, microplastics, PFAS, endocrine-disrupting compounds, and other contaminants of emerging concern across water, soil, air, food, and biological matrices. His work integrates chromatography, mass spectrometry, atomic spectroscopy, electrochemical sensing, and chemometric approaches to deliver robust, policy-relevant environmental data. A major focus of his research is the design and functionalization of carbon-based and hybrid nanomaterials for electrochemical sensing and photocatalytic remediation. These green nanotechnology-driven solutions target the detection, degradation, and removal of persistent and recalcitrant organic pollutants, contributing to sustainable water treatment and environmental protection strategies. His research also addresses pollutant fate, transport, bioavailability, toxicity, and ecological risk assessment. He has supervised a large number of undergraduate and postgraduate students, including master’s and doctoral candidates, many of whom have successfully completed their degrees and progressed into academic and professional careers. He is an active examiner of postgraduate theses across multiple universities and a member of several professional scientific bodies at national and international levels. Through extensive collaborations, high-quality peer-reviewed publications, and interdisciplinary engagement, he continues to advance analytical and environmental chemistry research with clear societal and environmental impact.

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Faezeh Parastesh | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Faezeh Parastesh | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

University of Manitoba | Canada

Faezeh Parastesh is a soil scientist with strong expertise in greenhouse gas emissions, soil nutrient management, and climate-smart agricultural systems. She is currently pursuing doctoral research in soil science at the University of Manitoba, focusing on nitrous oxide emissions from cropping systems with varying degrees of perennialization, aligned with global net-zero goals. Her academic background integrates advanced training in soil ecology, quantitative and non-traditional research methods, machine learning applications in agriculture, and climate-smart soil management. She holds a master’s degree in soil science from the University of Manitoba, where her research examined relationships between soil nitrous oxide concentrations and surface fluxes under diverse farming practices. She also earned a master’s degree in soil biology and biotechnology from the University of Tehran, specializing in vermicompost enrichment using phosphate-solubilizing bacteria to enhance phosphorus availability and crop uptake in calcareous soils. Her undergraduate training in soil science included research on wind erosion prediction systems, providing a solid foundation in soil conservation and land management. Faezeh has published in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals on topics including microbial consortia, plant defense mechanisms, phosphorus bioavailability, and sustainable soil management. She has also contributed to ongoing research on drought stress mitigation using biochar and plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria. Her work has been presented at national and regional scientific conferences, reflecting active engagement with the soil science research community. Professionally, she has extensive experience as a laboratory technician, graduate teaching assistant, and research intern. Her work spans field and laboratory sampling, soil and plant analysis, mentoring students, teaching soil and water management, and developing greenhouse gas prediction protocols for municipal applications. She is proficient in R, SAS, Python, and statistical modeling tools, and is skilled in experimental design, soil mapping, and land capability assessment. Recognized through multiple scholarships and awards, she is also actively involved in academic service, peer review, and outreach with farmers and researchers, demonstrating strong leadership and commitment to sustainable agriculture.

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Caoming Fan | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Caoming Fan | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award

Tsinghua University | China

Caoming Fan is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University, working in the PNT Laboratory under the supervision of Prof. Zheng Yao. He holds a doctoral degree in Circuits and Systems from the School of Microelectronics, Shandong University, and has received comprehensive academic training spanning electronic engineering, microelectronics, and geodesy. His interdisciplinary background enables him to bridge theoretical signal processing with practical high-precision positioning applications. Dr. Fan’s research focuses on GNSS and pseudolite-based precise positioning technologies, with particular emphasis on ambiguity resolution, real-time kinematic and PPP/PPP-RTK methods, and error modeling. He has made notable contributions to ground-based and pseudolite-augmented GNSS systems, addressing challenges in indoor and complex environments where conventional satellite navigation performance is limited. His work also extends to GNSS and pseudolite receiver design, baseband signal processing, and multi-sensor fusion, supporting robust, high-accuracy navigation solutions. He has published multiple peer-reviewed articles in leading international journals, including Journal of Geodesy and GPS Solutions, covering topics such as pseudolite system augmentation, ground-based PPP-RTK frameworks, calibration techniques for indoor positioning, and phase correction modeling. His early research also contributed to understanding satellite attitude effects on phase wind-up in precise point positioning, reflecting a strong foundation in both theoretical modeling and applied geodesy. Dr. Fan’s academic excellence and research innovation have been recognized through several prestigious awards at national conferences in satellite navigation and location-based services, as well as competitive innovation and entrepreneurship platforms. He has also received a highly competitive national doctoral scholarship. With strong expertise in high-precision navigation, signal processing, and system integration, Dr. Fan continues to advance next-generation positioning, navigation, and timing technologies, contributing to both academic research and practical GNSS/pseudolite applications in challenging environments.

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