Dr. Arnab Kundu | Safe Human-Robot Collaboration | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Arnab Kundu | Safe Human-Robot Collaboration | Best Researcher Award

Institute for Educational Research and Policy | India

Dr. Arnab Kundu, an eminent Indian scholar in the field of education, currently serves as the founder and senior researcher at the institute for educational research and policy , bankura, west bengal. He possesses a rich academic background with multiple postgraduate qualifications including ma in english literature, ma in education, two pg diplomas in educational management and technology from ignou, and a ph.d. in education with specialization in educational technology. he also completed postdoctoral research at the tata institute of social sciences, mumbai, under a csf-funded project on digital classroom engagement in madhya pradesh. dr. kundu has made remarkable contributions to the domains of educational technology, teacher development, and school education reform. With 31 scopus-indexed research papers, one book, and one book chapter, Safe Human-Robot Collaboration his scholarly output reflects both depth and diversity. According to google scholar, his work has received 1323 citations, with an h-index of 19, i10-index of 27, and 25 documents cited by 268 sources. through his extensive research and leadership, dr. kundu continues to influence educational policy, pedagogy, and global dialogue on technology integration in schools.

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Featured Publications

Kundu, A., & Bej, T. (2025). Relationship between psychological distress and teaching efficacy of Indian elementary school teachers: A moderated mediation model. Contemporary School Psychology. Advance online publication.

Kundu, A. (2025). Crafting effective school teachers: A comparative study of Finland, Japan and India. International Journal of Comparative Education and Development. Advance online publication.

Kundu, A., & Bej, T. (2025). Behind the empty desks: Teachers’ insights into student absenteeism in India. Power and Education. Advance online publication.

Kundu, A., & Bej, T. (2025). Transforming EFL teaching with AI: A systematic review of empirical studies. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. Advance online publication.

Kundu, A., & Bej, T. (2024). Psychological impacts of AI use on school students: A systematic scoping review of the empirical literature. Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning. Advance online publication.

Dr. Victor Ekuta | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Victor Ekuta | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

Morehouse School of Medicine | United States

Dr. Victor Ekuta is a neurology resident physician at morehouse school of medicine in atlanta, georgia. He earned his doctor of medicine degree with honors from xavier university school of medicine in oranjestad, aruba. prior to his medical education, dr. ekuta completed a bachelor of arts in biology with a neuroscience track and a philosophy-neuroscience-psychology track, along with a chemistry minor, at washington university in st. louis, missouri, he also attended methacton high school in norristown, pennsylvania, and waterford high school in waterford, connecticut. dr. ekuta has received numerous awards and honors, including scholarships, fellowships, and travel awards from institutions such as the national multiple sclerosis society, Artificial Intelligence alzheimer’s association, mit solve, and harvard innovation labs, as well as recognition from the national institute of neurological disorders and stroke and the american academy of neurology. in addition to his medical training, he has contributed to research in neurology and mental health, including studies on insulin resistance and alzheimer’s biomarkers. his academic output includes 3 documents, 11 citations, and an h-index of 1. Dr. ekuta’s commitment to advancing brain health equity and addressing disparities in neurology continues to shape his career as a physician-scientist-advocate.

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Featured Publication

Ekuta, V. (2025). Racing against the algorithm: Leveraging inclusive AI as an antiracist tool for brain health. Clinical and Translational Science.

Prof. Elena Strelnikova | Advanced Motion Planning | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Elena Strelnikova | Advanced Motion Planning | Best Researcher Award

Anatolii Pidhornyi Institute of Power Machines and Systems NAS of Ukraine | Ukraine

Prof. Elena Strelnikova is a distinguished ukrainian mathematician and professor with a long, productive career in applied analysis, fracture mechanics, boundary element methods, and fluid-structure interaction. Educated at v. n. karazin kharkiv national university , she received her phd in “analysis of 2d contact problems for anisotropic cracked plates” and later her dsc  for her work on strength and vibrations of turbo-machine units using the boundary element method. She has held senior and full professorship positions at karazin national university, kharkiv polytechnical institute, and kharkiv national university of radio electronics, among others, and has led research groups and served as a leading researcher at the a. pidhorny institute of power machines and Advanced Motion Planning systems of the national academy of sciences of ukraine. Professor strelnikova’s research is especially known for her deep contributions in singular and hypersingular integral equations, contact problems, cracked plate theory, and fluid-structure coupling. over the course of her career, she has published 71 documents, which have received 602 citations across 309 documents, reflecting an h-index of 17. her scholarship has made a lasting impact on mechanical engineering, structural dynamics, and computational methods in applied mathematics, continuing to influence both theory and application worldwide.

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Featured Publications

Akimov, D., Degtyariov, K., Gnitko, V., Kriutchenko, D., & Strelnikova, E. (2025). Flight stage-dependent vibration characteristics of launch vehicle fuel tanks. In Advances in Aerospace Engineering.

Choudhary, N., Degtyariov, K., Gnitko, V., Kriutchenko, D., & Strelnikova, E. (2025). Liquid vibrations analysis of baffled reservoirs with fuzzy concepts implementation. In Advances in Fluid-Structure Interaction.

Degtyariov, K., Kriutchenko, D., Osypov, I., Sierikova, O., & Strelnikova, E. (2024). Dampers influence on sloshing mitigation in fuel tanks of launch vehicles and reservoirs. In Recent Advances in Aerospace Structures.

Strelnikova, E., Choudhary, N., Degtyariov, K., Kriutchenko, D., & Vierushkin, I. (2024). Boundary element method for hypersingular integral equations: Implementation and applications in potential theory. Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements, 161, 105999.

Doroshenko, V. O., Stognii, N. P., Zhyla, O. V., Strelnikova, E. A., Sidorov, M. V., & Remayeva, O. O. (2024). Mathematical modeling of exciting a wideband semitransparent antenna with longitudinal slots by a concentrated source. In Proceedings of the IEEE European Workshop on Modern Topics in Signal.

Dr. Aya Chelh | Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Aya Chelh | Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

Mohammed V University | Morocco

Dr. Aya Chelh is a PhD candidate in Materials Science at University Mohammed V in Rabat, Morocco, specializing in first-principles computational modeling and density functional theory simulations for advanced energy materials. Her research investigates structural, electronic, optical, thermodynamic, and hydrogen storage properties of innovative compounds with promising applications in photovoltaics, hydrogen production and storage, and spintronics. She previously obtained her Master’s degree in Matter and Radiation, graduating with distinction, where she focused on the elaboration and characterization of transparent conductive oxide thin films, and a Bachelor of Science in Physics from University Chouaib Doukkali, El Jadida. In her doctoral work, she has conducted extensive DFT analyses on band structures, optical absorption, Renewable Energy and thermodynamic stability, while also engaging in multidisciplinary collaborations that bridge computational studies with material synthesis and experimental characterization. Her research portfolio demonstrates both depth and interdisciplinarity, preparing her for impactful contributions to academia and industry. Scientifically, Dr. Chelh has published 9 documents, which have collectively received 29 citations from 11 citing documents, with an h-index of 3, reflecting the relevance and growing impact of her work in the field of sustainable energy technologies.

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Featured Publications

Chelh, A., Akenoun, B., Dahbi, S., & Ez-Zahraouy, H. (2026). Ab-initio investigation of structural, elastic, optoelectronic, thermoelectric and thermodynamic properties of the pure, doped and co-doped calcium hafnate perovskite for photovoltaic applications. Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 190, 113232.

Chelh, A., Akenoun, B., Dahbi, S., Chakkour, I., Ouichou, H., Tahiri, N., & Ez-Zahraouy, H. (2025). Hydrogen storage potential and physical properties of XSiH₃ (X = Bi, Ga) perovskite hydrides: A first-principles study. Computational Condensed Matter, 37, e01133.

Chelh, A., Dahbi, S., & Ez-Zahraouy, H. (2025). Ab-initio study of the structural, electronic, optical, and thermoelectric properties of chalcogenide-doped Sr₂UZnO₆. Solid State Communications, 386, 116024.

Chelh, A., Akenoun, B., Dahbi, S., & Ez-Zahraouy, H. (2025). First-principles calculations to investigate photovoltaic, photocatalytic, and spintronic properties of Fe-doped and alloyed MgSiO₃ perovskite. Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 189, 112773.

Chelh, A., Akenoun, B., Dahbi, S., & Ez-Zahraouy, H. (2025). Compressive strain effects on the photocatalytic and optoelectronic properties of CsInBr₃ for efficient hydrogen production: A DFT study. Surfaces and Interfaces, 47, 107356.

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"