Mr. Ghazi Abbas | Financial Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Ghazi Abbas | Financial Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Dalian Uiversity of Technology | China

Ghazi Abbas is a researcher specializing in machine learning applications in finance and economics, with a particular focus on predicting default risk and financial risk management. His work explores interpretable hybrid stacking models for multi-class loan default prediction, contributing to data-driven decision-making in financial systems. His research is recognized in international journals, accumulating citations across Google Scholar and Scopus, reflecting measurable scholarly impact, with a current h-index of 1 and total citations of 8. Ghazi’s contributions highlight the integration of advanced computational techniques into economic modeling, demonstrating strong potential for innovation in financial risk prediction and management.

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Prof. Dr. George Vaos | Pediatric Surgery | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. George Vaos | Pediatric Surgery | Research Excellence Award

Emeritus Professor of Pediatric Surgery | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens | Greece

George Vaos is an eminent pediatric surgeon and researcher specializing in clinical and experimental studies in pediatric surgery, including acute appendicitis, infantile hemangiomas, hypospadias, enteric nervous system development, Hirschsprung’s disease, and tissue healing models. His work integrates clinical outcomes with translational research, addressing laser applications, biomarkers like procalcitonin and calprotectin, gut microbiota, and pandemic-related impacts. With 79 peer-reviewed publications, his research has garnered 1,198 Scopus citations (h-index 19) and 1,816 Google Scholar citations (h-index 24), reflecting a sustained academic influence. His contributions significantly advance pediatric surgical knowledge and practices, making him highly suitable for awards recognizing clinical and translational research excellence.

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Highly Cited Publications

Fecal calprotectin in pediatric inflammatory bowel disease: a systematic review

Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2013) – 113 citations
The role of calprotectin in pediatric disease

BioMed Research International (2013) – 108 citations
Optimal timing for repair of an inguinal hernia in premature infants

Pediatric Surgery International (2010) – 88 citations

Prof. Dr. Daniel Dias | Geotechnical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Daniel Dias  | Geotechnical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Professor of Geotechnical Engineering | Grenoble Alpes University | France

Daniel Dias is an internationally recognized scholar in geotechnical and rock engineering, specializing in numerical and physical modeling of underground structures, soil–structure interaction, geostructural reliability, energy geostructures, and risk-based design of tunnels, foundations, and earth structures. His research integrates advanced finite element modeling, in-situ testing interpretation, and emerging machine learning techniques applied to geomechanics and infrastructure resilience. He has authored and co-authored more than 400 journal articles and over 100 international conference papers, contributing significantly to both theory and practice. His scholarly impact is evidenced by approximately 12,700+ citations with an h-index of 59 in Scopus and about 17,700+ citations with an h-index of 67 on Google Scholar, reflecting sustained global influence and leadership in geotechnical research.

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Rotational failure mechanisms for tunnel face stability

International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics (2011) – 552 citations
Face stability analysis of circular tunnels driven by a pressurized shield

Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering (2010) – 438 citations
Three-dimensional numerical simulation of mechanized twin tunnels

Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology (2014) – 305 citations

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Qiang Liu | Communication Devices | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Qiang Liu | Communication Devices | Research Excellence Award

Guangxi University | China

Qiang Liu is an accomplished researcher in intelligent assisted design of optical devices and multifunctional integrated optical systems, combining advanced algorithms such as the adjoint method and direct binary search to achieve low-loss, compact, and high-performance photonic components. His research advances AI-driven design methodologies for waveguide crossings, mode converters, logic gates, and quantum communication applications, including security analysis against Trojan horse attacks. He has contributed extensively to peer-reviewed journals and national research projects, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary expertise in optics and computer science. According to Scopus and Google Scholar metrics, his work has achieved 76 citations across 18 documents, with an h-index of 4, reflecting consistent and growing research impact.

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• Design of low-loss and low-crosstalk compact waveguide crossing based on the adjoint method and direct binary search algorithm

– Physics Letters Section A: General Atomic and Solid State Physics, 2025

Mr. Ahmed Elsawi | Automation | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Ahmed Elsawi | Automation | Best Researcher Award

Project Manager Engineer | Mansoura University | United Arab Emirates

Ahmed Reda Ahmed Mohamed Elsawi is a defense systems researcher specializing in guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) for unmanned aerial vehicles, satellites, and intelligent aerospace systems. His research integrates control theory, deep learning, embedded systems, and optical sensing to enhance tracking accuracy, attitude determination, and autonomous performance in military-grade platforms. He has authored multiple international journal articles and conference papers covering UAV guidance laws, satellite control subsystems, encryption techniques, and neural-network-based optical measurement systems. His scholarly impact is reflected through Scopus and Google Scholar indexing, with over 100 citations, 11 indexed documents, and an h-index of 6, demonstrating sustained contributions to aerospace control and intelligent defense technologies.

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Mrs. Asmaa Hajib | Emission Mitigation | Research Excellence Award

Mrs. Asmaa Hajib | Emission Mitigation | Research Excellence Award

Hassan II Agronomic and Veterinary Institute | Morocco

Asmaâ Hajib is an interdisciplinary researcher specializing in climate-smart agriculture, greenhouse gas mitigation, and sustainable agri-food supply chains, with a strong focus on evidence-based policy pathways for Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa. Her research integrates life cycle assessment, carbon footprint analysis, and climate policy benchmarking to support low-emission agricultural transitions. She is a published lead author in international journals, with research visibility across Google Scholar and Scopus-indexed sources, contributing to emerging citation counts and an early-stage h-index reflecting growing academic impact. Her work bridges applied food-system expertise with rigorous sustainability research, positioning her strongly within climate-resilient agriculture and environmental policy scholarship.

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Dr. Serban-Daniel Fechet | Internal Medicine | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Serban-Daniel Fechet | Internal Medicine | Research Excellence Award

Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy | Romania

Șerban-Daniel Fechet is an emerging clinical researcher and physician specializing in cardiovascular medicine, with growing involvement in investigator-led and regulated clinical research. His academic and scientific interests focus on cardiology, clinical trial methodology, patient-centered outcomes, and evidence-based medical practice. As a Sub-Investigator, he contributes to data collection, clinical assessment, and protocol-driven research within institutional cardiovascular studies. His research activity is progressively developing, with scholarly outputs indexed across Google Scholar and expanding visibility toward Scopus-indexed platforms, reflecting an early-stage citation record and foundational h-index profile. His commitment to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and structured clinical research training positions him as a promising candidate for early-career clinical research and investigator development award categories.

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Ms. Leigh Pham | Renewable Energy | Research Excellence Award

Ms. Leigh Pham | Renewable Energy | Research Excellence Award

Complex Plant Specialist | Charles Darwin University | Australia

Leigh Kim Pham is an emerging researcher in sustainable mechanics and renewable energy systems, with a strong focus on circular economy applications for large-scale energy infrastructure. His research investigates material lifecycles in solar, wind, gas turbine, and hydro-electric systems, emphasizing the re-introduction of short-lifespan materials into more sustainable energy generation pathways. His scholarly work addresses gaps between recycling strategies and practical reintegration of materials within mechanical and electrical energy systems. His publications are indexed across Scopus- and Google Scholar–tracked sources, reflecting early-stage but growing academic impact, including documented citations, an emerging h-index, and peer-reviewed journal contributions supporting innovation in sustainable mechanics and energy systems research.


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Dr. Ning Zhang | Real-Time Processing | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Ning Zhang | Real-Time Processing | Research Excellence Award

Beijing Institute of technology | China

Ning Zhang is a researcher specializing in lightweight deep learning, FPGA-based acceleration, and onboard artificial intelligence for remote sensing, UAVs, and small satellite platforms. His research emphasizes energy-efficient neural network architectures, model compression, quantization, and hardware–algorithm co-design for edge intelligence under strict power and reliability constraints. He has authored multiple high-impact journal and conference papers in IEEE Transactions and related venues, alongside several authorized and accepted invention patents in AI hardware acceleration and remote sensing analytics. According to Google Scholar and Scopus-tracked outputs, his work has accumulated over 330 citations, with an h-index of 9 and a growing portfolio of peer-reviewed publications, reflecting strong academic impact and research leadership.

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Mrs. Snežana Đurković | Materials Science | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Snežana Đurković | Materials Science | Women Researcher Award

Junior Research Assistant | Institute for Nuclear Sciences Vinča | Serbia

Snežana Đurković is an early-career physicist specializing in applied physics, optical materials, and physics-informed artificial intelligence. Her research focuses on luminescence mechanisms in transition-metal-activated inorganic phosphors, integrating supervised machine-learning techniques to predict optical properties for sensor and LED applications. Working within the Optical Materials and Spectroscopy (OMAS) research framework, she bridges experimental spectroscopy with data-driven modeling to enhance material performance understanding. Her emerging scholarly output is indexed across Google Scholar and Scopus, reflecting a developing citation record and h-index characteristic of a growing doctoral research portfolio. Her work demonstrates strong potential for impactful contributions to smart photonic materials and AI-assisted materials science.


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Physics-Informed Artificial Intelligence Framework for Predicting Luminescence Properties of Cr³⁺-Doped Inorganic Phosphors
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Synthesis and Luminescent Properties of Pr³⁺-Doped Sr₂LaF₇ Phosphor Nanoparticles
– Optical Materials Conference, 2024