Ms. Jianzhao Yin | Gynecological Tumor | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Jianzhao Yin | Gynecological Tumor | Best Researcher Award

Gansu Provincial Hospital | China

Jianzhao yin is an associate chief physician at Gansu provincial hospital, with nearly ten years of dedicated work in obstetrics and gynecology. After completing a master of medical science in obstetrics and gynecology at Xinjiang medical university, she embarked on a multifaceted career combining clinical practice, teaching, and research. Her clinical work involves diagnosis and treatment of women’s reproductive health issues, prenatal and postnatal care, and surgical and non-surgical gynecological procedures. In her teaching role, she trains medical students, residents, and fellows, contributing to curriculum development and mentoring future gynecologists. Her research interests focus on improving maternal and fetal outcomes, Gynecological tumor, disorders of pregnancy, gynecologic surgery, and women’s health more broadly. Over the past decade she has published 2 documents in peer-reviewed outlets, presented at national and regional conferences, and collaborated with colleagues on clinical studies. Though specific bibliometric indicators such as h-index and citation metrics are not currently available, her scholarly work has helped to inform best practices in obstetrics and gynecology in her institution, and her ongoing efforts are expected to increase his academic visibility. Through her combined roles, jian-zhao yin aims to bridge patient care, medical education, and research to advance women’s health in her region.

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Featured Publication

"A Systematic Review and Meta- Analysis of the Effectiveness and Cost of Single- Site Robotic Surgery and Single- Site Laparoscopic Surgery in Gynecological Diseases: The Era of Single- Site Robotic Surgery May Have Arrived"

Prof. Dr. Marija Bogataj | LTC | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Marija Bogataj | LTC | Best Researcher Award

Institute INRISK & Alma Mater Europaea | Slovenia 

Professor Marija Bogataj is a distinguished scholar in operations research, statistics, and actuarial mathematics, with an academic foundation that includes a diploma in mathematics, an m.sc. in operations research, and a ph.d. in engineering sciences — spatial (urban) modelling — from the university of ljubljana. she began her career as a research and teaching assistant at the faculty of medicine, university of ljubljana, LTC later contributed at the faculty of architecture, civil engineering and geodesy, and served as lecturer at the university of maribor.She was elected full professor of operations research and statistics at the university of ljubljana, where she also lectured on actuarial mathematics, location theory, and supply chain management.She served as dean of the faculty of maritime and transport. currently, she is the head of cerrisk at the inrisk institute, supervises doctoral students in the field of social infrastructure optimization, LTC and leads both national and international research projects. she has authored, co-authored, or edited more than 50 books and over 200 papers, with more than 60 published in top wos-indexed journals. her academic impact is reflected in 1,748 citations, 110 documents, and an h-index of 24, with google scholar ranking her among the most highly cited researchers in ageing studies worldwide.

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Featured Publications

"The dynamics of specialised housing construction in a time of human resource shortages in long-term care services"

"The Advancement of In Vitro Lipolysis: Two-Step Flow-Through Method for the Evaluation of Lipid-Based Drug Delivery Systems"

"Design of Social Infrastructure and Services Taking into Account Internal Migration by Age Cohort"

"Planning and managing public housing stock in the silver economy"

"The Role of Housing in Sustainable European Long-Term Care Systems"

Dr. Konstantinos Palaiologos | Robotic Surgery Systems | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Konstantinos Palaiologos | Robotic Surgery Systems | Best Researcher Award

Royal Surrey Hospital NHS Foundation Trust | United Kingdom

Dr. Konstantinos Palaiologos is a greece-trained medical doctor and specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology currently serving as a senior clinical fellow in gynaecological oncology at royal surrey county hospital, guildford. He completed his medical degree at Aristotle university of Thessaloniki and holds postgraduate qualifications including mrCOG and cct in o/g. after initial surgical and obstetric training in Greece he progressed through a series of UK specialty training posts across northern lincolnshire, grimsby, hull and scunthorpe, gaining wide clinical experience in gynaecology, oncology and complex surgical care. his professional journey includes roles as trust specialty registrar and locum shO posts, Robotic Surgery Systems and he has participated extensively as first assistant in laparoscopic, obstetric and general surgical procedures. dr. palaiologos combines clinical practice with academic activity: He has 7 documented scholarly items, has received 3 citations to date and holds an h-index of 1, reflecting an emerging research profile alongside his clinical contributions. known for his commitment to patient care, surgical skill development and multidisciplinary teamwork, he continues to develop both clinical expertise in gynaecological oncology and contributions to the medical literature, education and service improvement.

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Featured Publication

"Robotic Hysterectomy for Endometrial Cancer in Class III Obesity: 13 Years of Experience From a UK Epicentre in Guildford"

Dr. Amit Bhattacharyya | Nano Biosensing | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Amit Bhattacharyya | Nano Biosensing | Best Researcher Award

Haldia Institute of Technology | India 

Amit Bhattacharyya, phd, is an academic and researcher in the field of electronics and communication engineering, With a strong focus on device modeling and nano-biosensing for scientific applications. He earned his phd from Makaut, west bengal, building on a solid foundation with an m.tech in radio physics and electronics and an m.sc in electronic science, both from the university of calcutta. His career as an educator spans for many years, including roles at Dinabandhu Andrews college, surendranath evening college, and haldia institute of technology, where he has contributed extensively to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in electronics and engineering disciplines. his technical expertise covers programming in c, matlab, vhdl, verilog, and verilog-ams, along with proficiency in industry-standard simulation tools such as silvaco-atlas, spice, synopsys, and xilinx. His research productivity is well-recognized, with 23 documents, 329 citations, and an h-index of 8, reflecting both the quality and impact of his scholarly contributions. through his work, he continues to bridge advanced theoretical modeling with practical applications in nano-biosensing and allied areas, fostering innovation and inspiring future researchers in the rapidly evolving landscape of electronics and engineering.

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Featured Publications

"Performance assessment of new dual-pocket vertical heterostructure tunnel FET-based biosensor considering steric hindrance issue"

"Analysis of partial hybridization and probe positioning on sensitivity of a dielectric modulated junctionless label free biosensor"

"Analysis of noise-immune dopingless heterojunction bio-TFET considering partial hybridization issue"

"GaAs0. 5Sb0. 5/In0. 53Ga0. 47As heterojunction dopingless charge plasma-based tunnel FET for analog/digital performance improvement"

"Sensitivity measurement for bio-TFET considering repulsive steric effects with better accuracy"

Dr. A. Sreenivasulu | Dynamic system on time scales | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. A. Sreenivasulu | Dynamic System on Time Scales | Best Researcher Award

Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation | India

Dr. a. sreenivasulu is an assistant professor of mathematics at Koneru lakshmaiah education foundation, India, with a specialization in dynamical systems on time scales. he earned his b.sc from Sri Venkateshwara University, followed by m.sc in mathematics from osmania university, and a ph.d. in applied mathematics, where his thesis explored first-order matrix sylvester and volterra integro-dynamic systems on time scales. over his more than ten years of teaching and research experience, he has taught a broad suite of courses- engineering mathematics, numerical analysis, operations research, partial differential equations, probability & statistics, etc. Across several institutions. his research output includes 12 published documents dealing with stability, controllability, observability, periodic and impulsive behaviour of matrix sylvester and volterra integro-dynamical systems. according to google scholar, his works have been cited 18 times, giving him an h-index of 3, with notable contributions such as “stability criteria for nonlinear volterra integro-dynamic matrix sylvester systems on measure chains” cited up to eight times across sources, and “exponential stability of volterra integro-dynamic sylvester matrix system on time scales” already attracting citations. his scholarly identifiers include orcid, scopus author id, wos id, and vidwan id, and his ongoing work continues to enhance the scope of applied mathematics in interdisciplinary domains.

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Featured Publications

"Controllability for Volterra Integro-Dynamic Sylvester Matrix Systems with Impulse on Time Scales"

"Exponential Stability of Volterra Integro-Dynamic Sylvester Matrix System on Time Scales"

"Periodic and Pseudo Periodic Solutions for Matrix Sylvester Dynamic System on Measure Chains"

"Unstationary Viscoelastic MHD Flow of Walters-B Liquid through a Vertical Porous Plate with Chemical Reactions"

"Periodic Solution for Almost Linear Volterra Integro-Dynamic Matrix Sylvester System on Measure Chains"

Prof. Zuxin Chen |  Crystal Growth | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Zuxin Chen |  Crystal Growth | Best Researcher Award

South China Normal University | China

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Summary

Chen Zuxin is an accomplished associate professor at South China normal university, with a solid background in electronic science and technology. His early academic journey at sun yat-sen university, followed by postdoctoral research at the international iberian nanotechnology laboratory, laid the foundation for his expertise in two-dimensional materials, heterojunctions, and spintronic devices. As principal investigator of multiple national and provincial projects, he has secured competitive funding and advanced innovative research in areas that intersect with next-generation memory, magnetoelectric coupling, and power electronics. his career highlights a consistent trajectory of academic excellence, research leadership, and international collaboration.

Early academic pursuits

Chen Zuxin began his academic journey at Sun Yat-Sen University, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in optical information science and technology. His strong foundation in electronics and optics led him to pursue advanced studies in microelectronics and crystal growth solid-state electronics. he completed his doctor of engineering at sun yat-sen university, developing expertise in two-dimensional materials and device physics, areas that resonate closely with emerging fields such as power electronics and nanoelectronics.

Professional endeavors

After receiving his doctorate, Chen advanced to postdoctoral research at the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, Portugal. He explored the microstructure and magnetic mechanisms of two-dimensional high-tc intrinsic ferromagnetic materials. He joined South China normal university as an associate professor and master’s supervisor, where he continues to expand research on next-generation materials and devices. his leadership in funded projects demonstrates a balance of academic rigor and technological application, crystal growth with direct implications for power electronics and advanced memory systems.

Contributions and research focus

Chen Zuxin’s research centers on two-dimensional materials, heterojunctions, and multiferroic coupling. He has been the principal investigator of numerous projects supported by prestigious organizations, including the national natural science foundation of China, Guangzhou science and technology elite “pilot” project, Guangdong provincial joint funds, and China postdoctoral science foundation. his projects span topics such as magnetoelectric coupling in heterojunctions, ferroelectric van der waals devices for reversible computing, exciton-spin coupling in chromium-based compounds, and optically readable memory devices. These efforts mark important contributions toward bridging nanoelectronics with scalable systems, crystal growth potentially transforming power electronics through energy-efficient and multifunctional devices.

Impact and influence

Through his work, Chen Zuxin has positioned himself at the forefront of two-dimensional material research. his investigations into heterojunction-based computing and optoelectronic memory offer promising pathways for nonvolatile memory, spintronics, and logic devices. by integrating experimental design with theoretical insights, he influences both national and international scientific communities. he also plays a pivotal role in mentoring young researchers, crystal growth ensuring the transmission of advanced knowledge in electronics and nanotechnology.

Academic cites

Chen’s research outputs have been supported by significant funding— across multiple national and provincial projects. his ability to secure competitive funding reflects recognition of his innovative approach to material science and device engineering. projects such as the development of cuinp2s6/co2se3 heterojunctions and the study of photoluminescence control in mose2 heterostructures are likely to be cited widely, crystal growth as they address key challenges in material integration and application for multifunctional electronic systems.

Legacy and future contributions

Chen Zuxin is expected to further strengthen his contributions in reversible computing, exciton-spin interactions, and novel device architectures. His leadership in cutting-edge projects suggests a long-lasting legacy in the fields of electronic science and technology. As he continues to mentor graduate students and contribute to interdisciplinary research, his work will remain instrumental in shaping the future of electronics, crystal growth material science, and applied nanotechnology. his vision places him among the emerging leaders whose impact will extend from academic exploration to industrial applications.

Publications

Title: Activating Basal Planes of NiPS₃ for Hydrogen Evolution by Nonmetal Heteroatom Doping
Authors: J. Wang, X. Li, B. Wei, R. Sun, W. Yu, H.Y. Hoh, H. Xu, J. Li, X. Ge, Z. Chen, C. Su, ...
Journal: Advanced Functional Materials
Publication Year: 2020

Title: Wafer-Size and Single-Crystal MoSe₂ Atomically Thin Films Grown on GaN Substrate for Light Emission and Harvesting
Authors: Z. Chen, H. Liu, X. Chen, G. Chu, S. Chu, H. Zhang
Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Publication Year: 2016

Title: Magnetically-dressed CrSBr exciton-polaritons in ultrastrong coupling regime
Authors: T. Wang, D. Zhang, S. Yang, Z. Lin, Q. Chen, J. Yang, Q. Gong, Z. Chen, Y. Ye, ...
Journal: Nature Communications
Publication Year: 2023

Title: “Three-in-One”: A New Hg-Based Selenide Hg₇P₂Se₁₂ Exhibiting Wide Infrared Transparency Range and Strong Nonlinear Optical Effect
Authors: Y. Chu, H. Wang, Q. Chen, X. Su, Z. Chen, Z. Yang, J. Li, S. Pan
Journal: Advanced Functional Materials
Publication Year: 2024

Title: Terahertz photodetector arrays based on a large-scale MoSe₂ monolayer
Authors: H. Liu, Z. Chen, X. Chen, S. Chu, J. Huang, R. Peng
Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Publication Year: 2016

Conclusion

Through his pioneering studies on ferroelectric van der waals heterojunctions, exciton-spin coupling, and multifunctional two-dimensional materials, Chen Zuxin has established himself as a rising leader in the field of electronic science and technology. his contributions not only expand the boundaries of nanoelectronics but also open new directions for efficient and scalable applications in power electronics and optoelectronic systems. looking forward, his commitment to research innovation and mentorship will continue to shape scientific progress, ensuring a lasting impact on both academia and industry.

Dr. Tiran Wang | Bio-Inspired Robot Design | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tiran Wang | Bio-Inspired Robot Design | Best Researcher Award

Wenzhou University of Technology | China

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Summary

Wang Tianran is an accomplished researcher and lecturer specializing in Sers sensors, biochemical detection, and nanosensor technologies. with strong academic foundations from central south university and the national university of defense technology, he has advanced research in nanomaterials, wearable devices, and high-sensitivity detection systems. his professional journey includes leading university-level projects and contributing to national defense initiatives, reflecting both academic rigor and practical impact.

Early academic pursuits

Wang Tianran began his academic journey in materials science and engineering, earning both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from central south university. During this period, he built a strong foundation in advanced materials, nanotechnology, and Bio-Inspired Robot Design sensor applications. his pursuit of knowledge led him to the national university of defense technology, where he completed his doctoral research in mechanical engineering. this phase shaped his expertise in developing high-performance sensors, bridging materials science with engineering applications, a direction that later aligned closely with innovations in power electronics.

Professional endeavors

Following his Doctoral studies, Wang joined the Wenzhou institute of technology as a lecturer. Here, he actively combined teaching with applied research, mentoring young scholars while also contributing to multi-disciplinary projects. his involvement in Bio-Inspired Robot Design national defense and university-level projects demonstrates his ability to integrate theory with practice, particularly in areas such as nanosensor preparation, graphene-based wearable electronics, and advanced detection technologies.

Contributions and research focus

Wang’s primary research interest lies in the construction of highly sensitive sers sensors and their biochemical detection performance. He has contributed to projects focused on wearable electronic devices for explosive detection, high-sensitivity sensor chips, and the application of gold-shell magnetic beads in pathogen identification. his research emphasizes functionalized films, nanomaterial modifications, Bio-Inspired Robot Design and nanosensor key components, making significant strides in bridging micro-nanotechnology with biochemical detection. These areas also intersect with the miniaturization and optimization trends seen in power electronics, showcasing his multidisciplinary perspective.

Impact and influence

By hosting talent introduction and university-level research projects, wang has shown leadership in fostering innovation at institutional and national levels. His participation in military research projects further reflects the strategic importance of his work. his research outputs provide practical solutions for biochemical sensing and safety applications, strengthening technological self-reliance. moreover, Bio-Inspired Robot Design his interdisciplinary approach contributes to advancing both engineering sciences and emerging technologies like power electronics, reinforcing their applications in defense, healthcare, and industrial fields.

Academic cites

Wang’s academic contributions, though early in their impact trajectory, are rooted in highly cited fields such as nanotechnology, biochemical detection, and sensor performance evaluation. His participation in multi-institutional projects and Bio-Inspired Robot Design defense-related research ensures that his work is recognized not only in academic literature but also in applied industrial and governmental domains.

Legacy and future contributions

Wang Tianran is poised to build a legacy as a scholar who bridges materials science, sensor engineering, and real-world applications. His future contributions may include advancing Nanosensor miniaturization, improving biochemical detection accuracy, Bio-Inspired Robot Design and mentoring the next generation of researchers. by integrating his expertise with global advancements, he is likely to influence future research directions in applied materials, sensor technologies, and interdisciplinary engineering.

Publications

Title: Electronic Properties of van der Waals Heterostructure of Black Phosphorus and MoS₂
Authors: K. Tang, W. Qi, Y. Li, T. Wang
Journal: The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Publication Year: 2018

Title: Fabrication of 2D titanium carbide MXene/Au nanorods as a nanosensor platform for sensitive SERS detection
Authors: T. Wang, P. Dong, C. Zhu, W. Gao, P. Sha, Y. Wu, X. Wu
Journal: Ceramics International
Publication Year: 2021

Title: Fabrication of Au nanorods by the oblique angle deposition process for trace detection of methamphetamine with surface-enhanced Raman scattering
Authors: B. Li, T. Wang, Q. Su, X. Wu, P. Dong
Journal: Sensors
Publication Year: 2019

Title: A ‘sandwich’ structure for highly sensitive detection of TNT based on surface-enhanced Raman scattering
Authors: W. Gao, T. Wang, C. Zhu, P. Sha, P. Dong, X. Wu
Journal: Talanta
Publication Year: 2022

Title: AgNWs@SnO₂/CuO nanocomposites for ultra-sensitive SO₂ sensing based on surface acoustic wave with frequency-resistance dual-signal display
Authors: J. Yang, T. Wang, C. Zhu, X. Yin, P. Dong, X. Wu
Journal: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
Publication Year: 2023

Conclusion

Wang’s work demonstrates the critical intersection of materials science, mechanical engineering, and applied sensor technology. His contributions to biochemical sensing and micro-nanotechnology highlight his role in shaping innovative detection systems for defense, healthcare, and industrial needs. as his career progresses, his multidisciplinary expertise and leadership will ensure meaningful advancements, positioning him as a key contributor to the evolving fields of sensor innovation and advanced engineering applications.