Ying Liu | Electronic Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ying Liu | Electronic Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Zhejiang University | China

Dr. Ying Liu, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the College of Information Science and Electronic Engineering, Zhejiang University, with expertise spanning statistical signal processing, artificial intelligence, and data mining. She earned her PhD in Electronic Engineering from the City University of Hong Kong, following earlier degrees from Shantou University and Dalian Maritime University. Her research career includes visiting appointments at the University of Calgary and the City University of Hong Kong, enriching her international academic collaborations. Dr. Liu has led numerous research projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and provincial funds, with a strong focus on distributed learning, graph-based signal processing, and big data analysis for complex systems such as power grids. Recognized for her contributions, she received the prestigious Natural Science Prize from the Ministry of Education of China (Second Prize) and was named a Qiushi Youth Scholar of Zhejiang University the same year. Her scholarly output includes 7 indexed publications that have collectively attracted 51 citations from 46 documents, reflecting an h-index of 4, showcasing the relevance and impact of her research in advancing intelligent information processing and distributed systems. Her ongoing projects continue to address critical challenges in privacy, security, and adaptive learning for future intelligent networks..

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Featured Publication

Adaptive synchronization of chaotic systems and its uses in cryptanalysis

Heterogeneity-Aware Personalized Federated Neural Architecture Search

Frequency-Domain Distributed Multitask Learning Over Networks

Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning Against Label-Flipping Attacks on Non-IID Data

Deeply Supervised Block-Wise Neural Architecture Search

 

Yanfei Yang | Educational Psychology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yanfei Yang | Educational Psychology | Best Researcher Award

Xinyang Normal University | China

Dr. Yanfei Yang, Lecturer at Xinyang Normal University, holds a Doctorate in Educational Psychology with a research focus on teacher support and student engagement among primary and secondary school students. She has completed five significant research projects and contributed six publications indexed in SSCI, reflecting her growing influence in the academic community. Her work primarily addresses the psychological and pedagogical dimensions of student engagement, offering valuable insights into how teacher support can enhance learning outcomes. With an h-index of 4, supported by 6 documents and more than 63 citations, Dr. Yang has demonstrated a consistent impact on the field of educational psychology. Her research findings not only expand the theoretical understanding of factors influencing student engagement but also provide evidence-based recommendations for effective education policies and classroom practices. While she has not yet pursued consultancy projects, patents, or book publications, her focused research trajectory positions her as a promising scholar whose contributions bridge theory and practice. By exploring the mechanisms that drive student motivation and participation, Dr. Yang’s work continues to inform educational reforms and offers practical strategies for fostering supportive teacher-student interactions that promote holistic development and academic success.

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How is social and emotional competencies linked to student engagement? The mediating role of teacher-student relations, teacher-student relations, and school identification

Correction to: How is school climate linked to student engagement? The mediating role of life satisfaction, epistemic curiosity, and school identification

 

Minghe Zhang | Mobile Communication | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Minghe Zhang | Mobile Communication | Best Researcher Award

Harbin Engineering University | China

Minghe Zhang, a master’s degree candidate and IEEE Senior Member, is actively engaged in advancing research on low-complexity signal detection algorithms for OTFS modulation in fast time-varying channels. His academic journey centers on addressing the challenges in both linear and nonlinear detection algorithms at the receiver end, with notable contributions such as the Memory Approximate Message Passing Detector for OTFS Modulation. He has published research articles in reputed journals, including one indexed in SCI and another in EI, and maintains a growing citation record with 2 completed citations and 1 in progress. His h-index currently stands at 1, reflecting his emerging impact in the research community, with 2 documents published and 3 total citations. In addition to academic outputs, Zhang has actively engaged in 3 consultancy and industry projects, showcasing his ability to apply theoretical innovations to practical applications. He also fosters collaborations, particularly with the Shanghai Institute of Satellite Engineering, where his expertise in orthogonal time frequency space, turbo detection, fast time-varying channels, and message passing algorithms contributes to both academic and industry advancements. Through innovative algorithmic design—such as utilizing conjugate gradient methods and residual-based sparse approximation—he has significantly reduced computational complexity, strengthening the performance and efficiency of OTFS systems.

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Low complexity iterative MMSE detector for OTFS modulation

 

Shashank Singh Pawar | Marketing | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Shashank Singh Pawar | Marketing | Best Researcher Award

Goa Institute of Management | India

Shashank Singh Pawar is a PhD candidate (FPM) in Marketing at the Goa Institute of Management, with education in Mechanical Engineering (B.E.) and Industrial Engineering & Management (M.E.). His current research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, Anthropomorphism, and Consumer Behavior. According to Scopus profile, he has 5 in h-index, 2 in i10-index, 1 total citations, and 1 documents listed.  He has published in reputed outlets, including Computers in Human Behavior, and multiple conference proceedings addressing avatar interactions, generational differences, and the psychology of consumer-AI interactions. Also, he serves as a reviewer for the International Journal of Consumer Studies (Wiley) and for INDAM, and has attended workshops in experimental design, teaching pedagogy, and research methods. His working papers explore the role of appeals in gifting behavior and the effects of avatar realism in consumer interactions. Prior to his doctoral work, he was Assistant Professor at Chameli Devi Group of Institutions, Indore . His academic achievements include a Best Paper Runner-up award at the 9th Indian Academy of Management (INDAM) Conference, among other recognitions

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From efficiency to immersion: understanding generational differences in avatar interactions

 

Maryam Niazi | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Maryam Niazi | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Porto University | Portugal

Dr. Maryam Niazi is a Ph.D. researcher in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Porto, Portugal, specializing in hybrid composite structural batteries and multifunctional materials for aerospace, automotive, and energy storage systems. With over a decade of multidisciplinary R&D experience, she has contributed extensively to structural and materials engineering, combining experimental, analytical, and numerical approaches. Her professional background spans aerospace structures, automotive component design, and advanced composite analysis. Dr. Niazi has authored multiple high-impact publications, including articles in Composite Structures, Advances in Materials Science and Engineering, and several under review in Composites: Part A and Advanced Energy and Sustainability Research. She is also the author of the book ADAMS for Engineers (Arshadan Publisher, 2021). Her research achievements are reflected in a Scopus h-index of 2, with 7 citations across 3 indexed documents.

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Featured Publications

Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Characterization of Thermoset and Thermoplastic Blends for Composite Polymer Electrolytes

Multifunctionality testing of hybrid structural batteries using quasi-static indentation and charge–discharge analysis

The effect of compressive transverse stress on the mode II fracture toughness of composite joints used in structural batteries

Glass fiber-reinforced PVA/epoxy/LiTFSI/Al$_2$O$_3$ matrix as a structural electrolyte for load-bearing energy storage

Design, optimization, and characterization of hybrid composite structural batteries.

 

Abdullah Ammar Karcioglu| Computer Science | Best Review Paper Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Ammar Karcioglu | Computer Science | Best Review Paper Award

Ataturk University | Turkey

Asst. Prof. Abdullah Ammar Karcıoğlu is a faculty member at Atatürk University, Erzurum, Turkey, specializing in software engineering, algorithms, bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing. He earned his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Ege University , with a dissertation focused on string matching algorithms for bioinformatics sequences. With academic experience spanning Atatürk, Ege, and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Universities, he has contributed to research in machine learning, pattern recognition, and image processing. His publications in high-impact journals, including Computers in Biology and Medicine, Concurrency and Computation: Practice & Experience, and Lasers in Medical Science, reflect his commitment to advancing computational methods for biological data and medical applications. With over 50 citations and an h-index of 4, he has also supervised graduate theses on AI-driven sentiment analysis, disease outbreak mapping, and biomedical imaging. He actively serves as a peer reviewer for leading SCI journals and TÜBİTAK projects, further strengthening his academic impact.

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Featured Publications

Sentiment analysis of Turkish and english twitter feeds using Word2Vec model

ML-based tooth shade assessment to prevent metamerism in different clinic lights

Machine Learning-Based Tooth Color Assessment Using Color Moments to Prevent Metamerism in Different Clinical Lights

Advancing forensic dentistry: a comprehensive review of machine learning and deep learning applications in dental image analysis

Performance evaluation of classification algorithms using hyperparameter optimization

 

Nebiye Pelin Türker | Metastasis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Nebiye Pelin Türker | Metastasis | Best Researcher Award

Trakya University | Turkey

Lect. Dr. Nebiye Pelin TÜRKER has demonstrated outstanding research excellence in biotechnology and cancer biology, with a strong focus on proteomics, glyco-gene expression, and anticancer therapeutics. She has contributed significantly to the scientific community through 8 SCI/SSCI publications, 8 citations, an h-index of 2 and 2 book chapters, alongside numerous national articles and conference presentations. Her work on molecular mechanisms of cancer, therapeutic potentials of natural compounds, and biomarker discovery reflects high scientific rigor and innovation. Additionally, her active role as a referee for top journals such as Cell Biochemistry and Biophysics and Discover Oncology, coupled with advanced certifications including Nature Masterclasses, underscores her leadership, expertise, and impact in her field.

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Featured Publications

In vitro hepatotoxicity evaluation of methotrexate-loaded niosome formulation: fabrication, characterization and cell culture studies

In vitro hepatotoxicity evaluation of methotrexate-loaded niosome formulation: fabrication, characterization and cell culture studies

Effect of L-Dopa on Carboplatin Induced Hepatotoxicity

Effect of quinoa plant on metastasis and ion channels of rat brain cancer glioma cell lines

Determination of biomarker candidates with proteomics approach in small cell lung cancer: NCI-H209 cell line

Li Jun-Xia | Supermolecular Cocrystal | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. LiJun-Xia | Supermolecular Cocrystal | Best Researcher Award 

Luoyang Normal University | China

Dr. Jun-Xia Li received her M.Sc. degree in Inorganic Chemistry from the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Guangxi Normal University, in 2007, followed by a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from the Department of Chemistry, Nankai University, in 2010. She subsequently joined the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Luoyang Normal University, where she serves as a faculty member. Her research primarily focuses on the design and development of optical and magnetic materials based on metal complexes and supramolecular compounds. With 75 publications, over 1,400 citations, and an h-index of 19, Dr. Li has made significant contributions to coordination chemistry, crystal engineering, and functional material design. Her recent works explore novel cobalt, copper, and zinc complexes, emphasizing structural analyses, non-covalent interactions, and material performance enhancement for applications in energy storage and advanced functional devices.

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Synthesis, structure and fluorescence of a novel zinc(II) polymer based on N-[(3-pyridine)-3-sulfonyl]-threonine

Unveiling morphology evolution and performance enhancement of tin-doped Co3O4 porous nanoarrays anchored on stainless-steel mesh for advanced lithium-ion battery anodes

One-pot cocrystallization of mononuclear and 1D cobalt(II) complexes based on flexible triclopyr and 2,2′-bipyridine coligands: Structural analyses, conformation comparison, non-covalent interactions and magnetic properties

A new copper(II) complex containing triclopyr: One-pot crystallization, structure, conformation and Hirshfeld surface analyses

One-pot cocrystallization of 1D linear and zigzag cobalt(II) polymers assembled by triclopyr and 4,4′-bipyridine: Structural comparison, conformational analysis, non-covalent interactions as well as the magnetic property of the latter

 

Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi | Karaj Islamic Azad University | Iran

Assist. Prof. Dr. Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi is a distinguished researcher in Materials Engineering, specializing in corrosion science, nanostructure synthesis, surface engineering, and biomaterials. With advanced degrees from the Iran University of Science and Technology, she has published over 70 scientific papers, authored books, and holds patents reflecting her innovative contributions. Her work spans industrial applications and academic advancements, including scaffolds and gas turbine materials. A dedicated mentor and educator, Dr. Seyedraoufi continues to advance scientific knowledge while inspiring future researchers in her field.

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi began her academic journey in Materials Engineering at the Iran University of Science and Technology, completing her Bachelor’s degree in Extractive Metallurgy with a focus on the synthesis of Ni-Al intermetallic compounds. She pursued her Master’s degree in Metallic Materials, where her thesis centered on the fabrication and investigation of Cu-Al₂O₃ nanocomposites via thermochemical methods. Her academic excellence continued during her Ph.D. in Materials Engineering, specializing in the development of biodegradable Mg-Zn scaffolds with nano HAP coatings for biomedical applications. These early research endeavors laid the foundation for her lifelong focus on biomaterials, corrosion engineering, and advanced metallurgy.

Professional Endeavors

Professionally, Dr. Seyedraoufi has served as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Materials Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch since 2016, where she has taught heat treatment, powder metallurgy, corrosion science, surface engineering, and advanced materials. She has also held academic roles at the Abadan University of Petroleum Industry and the Iran University of Science and Technology, guiding students through both theory and laboratory practices. Beyond academia, she has industry experience as Quality Control Manager at Barzegar Industrial Workshop and worked in advanced materials research at the Gas Turbine Research Institute, contributing to national-level engineering projects.

Contributions and Research Focus

Her research contributions span corrosion, powder metallurgy, surface engineering, biomaterials, nanostructures, and heat treatment processes. She has played a central role in national research projects, including the development of gas turbines and the design of key technologies for aircraft engines. Her applied research on the extraction of precious metals from industrial byproducts, coupled with innovations in biodegradable scaffolds, demonstrates her versatility in both applied engineering and biomedical materials. Dr. Seyedraoufi’s publications cover over 70 high-impact journal papers, addressing scaffold biocompatibility, nanostructured coatings, corrosion resistance, and superalloy rejuvenation treatments.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Seyedraoufi’s work has had a significant impact on both academic research and industry practices. Her studies on biodegradable magnesium-based scaffolds have contributed to advancements in orthopedic implants, while her collaborations in gas turbine technology supported national industrial progress. She has guided numerous students and young researchers, fostering the next generation of materials scientists. By bridging theoretical research and industrial application, she has established herself as a key influencer in sustainable material development and engineering innovations.

Research Skills

Her research skills reflect strong expertise in synthesis of nanostructures, powder metallurgy techniques, surface engineering methods, corrosion analysis, biomaterial design, and heat treatment optimization. She is proficient in advanced laboratory techniques such as electrodeposition, micro-arc oxidation, mechanical alloying, electrochemical analysis, and magnetic sputtering. She has also demonstrated excellence in project management, interdisciplinary collaboration, and research supervision, ensuring high-quality outcomes in both individual and team-based studies.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Seyedraoufi has received national recognition for her contributions to engineering research. She played an instrumental role in projects that were honored with a National Award for Gas Turbine Development, reflecting her ability to contribute to strategic national technologies. In addition, her patents on biodegradable scaffolds and gold extraction methods highlight her innovation. Her authored books on titanium alloys, magnesium alloys, and superalloys have further solidified her academic stature.

Academic Citations

Her Google Scholar profile indicates a substantial record of citations, reflecting the influence and recognition of her work within the global academic community. Her papers on biodegradable Mg-Zn scaffolds, nanostructured coatings, and corrosion behavior are highly referenced, signifying her contribution to cutting-edge materials science research. Her SCOPUS and Web of Science indexing ensures her work reaches a wide international audience, strengthening her academic visibility.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Seyedraoufi’s legacy lies in her pioneering contributions to biodegradable scaffolds, surface engineering, and corrosion-resistant materials. Looking forward, she is expected to further advance sustainable materials development, focusing on eco-friendly coatings, biomedical materials, and advanced alloys for aerospace and energy applications. Her mentorship will continue to shape future researchers, while her publications and patents will serve as a lasting reference for both academia and industry. By integrating fundamental science with applied research, she is building a sustainable and innovative future for materials engineering.

Publications Top Notes

Title: Synthesis, Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Porous Mg-Zn Scaffold
Authors: Z.S. Seyedraoufi; S. Mirdamadi
Journal: Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, 21, 1–8
Year: 2013

Title: Synthesis of biphasic calcium phosphate containing nanostructured films by micro arc oxidation on magnesium alloy
Authors: A. Seyfoori; S. Mirdamadi; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; A. Khavandi; M. Aliofkhazraei
Journal: Materials Chemistry and Physics, 142(1), 87–94
Year: 2013

Title: Effects of pulse electrodeposition parameters and alkali treatment on the properties of nano hydroxyapatite coating on porous Mg–Zn scaffold for bone tissue engineering application
Authors: Z.S. Seyedraoufi; S. Mirdamadi
Journal: Materials Chemistry and Physics, 148(3), 519–527
Year: 2014

Title: In vitro biodegradability and biocompatibility of porous Mg-Zn scaffolds coated with nano hydroxyapatite via pulse electrodeposition
Authors: Z.S. Seyedraoufi; S. Mirdamadi
Journal: Transactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China, 25(12), 4018–4027
Year: 2015

Title: Biodegradable magnesium alloy coated with TiO₂/MgO two-layer composite via magnetic sputtering for orthopedic applications: A study on the surface characterization, corrosion …
Authors: M. Samiee; M. Hanachi; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; M.J. Eshraghi; Y. Shajari
Journal: Ceramics International, 47(5), 6179–6186
Year: 2021

Title: Effect of solution temperature of rejuvenation heat treatment on the stability of γ′ precipitates in Ni-base superalloy IN738LC during long-term heating
Authors: Y. Shajari; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; A. Alizadeh; S.H. Razavi; M. Porhonar; …
Journal: Materials Research Express, 6(12), 126571
Year: 2019

Title: Investigation of inhibitive effects of 2-mercaptobenzimidazole (2-MBI) and polyethyleneimine (PEI) on pitting corrosion of austenitic stainless steel
Authors: A. Farjami; H. Yousefnia; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; Y. Shajari
Journal: Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion, 6(3), 96
Year: 2020

Title: The effect of benzotriazole gradual change on the corrosion performance of nanocomposite multilayer self-healing coating based on Titania-Alumina-Benzotriazole on AA7075
Authors: M. Farahani; H. Yousefnia; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; Y. Shajari
Journal: Ceramics International, 45(13), 16584–16590
Year: 2019

Title: The effect of heat treatment on wear characteristics of nanostructure Ni–B coating on marine bronze
Authors: Y. Shajari; A. Alizadeh; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; S.H. Razavi; H. Shamakhi
Journal: Materials Research Express, 6(10), 105040
Year: 2019

Title: Diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating on graphite: Investigating the achievement of maximum wear properties using the PECVD method
Authors: M. Samiee; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; M. Abbasi; M.J. Eshraghi; V. Abouei
Journal: Ceramics International, 50(12), 21439–21450
Year: 2024

Title: The effect of time and temperature of solutionizing heat treatment on γ′ characterization in a Ni-base superalloy
Authors: Y. Shajari; S.H. Razavi; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; M. Samiee
Journal: Metallography, Microstructure, and Analysis, 10(4), 441–447
Year: 2021

Title: Comparative study of solution heat treatment of IN738LC superalloy in conventional conditions and salt bath
Authors: Y. Shajari; S.H. Razavi; Z.S. Seyedraoufi
Journal: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 31(3), 2525–2541
Year: 2022

Title: Electrochemical investigation of dissimilar joint of pure Cu to AISI 410 martensitic stainless steel fabricated by explosive welding
Authors: S. Najafi; M.R. Khanzadeh; H. Bakhtiari; Z.S. Seyedraoufi; Y. Shajari
Journal: Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry, 56(6), 675–683
Year: 2020

Conclusion

Assist. Prof. Dr. Zahra-Sadat Seyedraoufi has established herself as a highly accomplished researcher in materials engineering, with notable contributions to biomaterials, nanostructured coatings, corrosion science, and advanced alloys. Her impactful publications, patents, and innovations reflect both academic excellence and industrial relevance. Through her dedication to research, teaching, and mentorship, she continues to inspire future scientists while expanding the frontiers of materials science. With her strong record of achievements, Dr. Seyedraoufi stands out as a valuable contributor to global scientific progress.

Samar Al Nahhas | Immunology | Best Paper Award

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Prof. Dr. Samar Al Nahhas | Immunology | Best Paper Award

Prof. Dr. Samar Al Nahhas | Damascus University | Syria

Professor Samar Al Nahhas is a distinguished professor of Parasitology and Animal Biology at Damascus University with over three decades of academic and research experience. Her work focuses on the epidemiology, diagnosis, and immunology of parasitic diseases, including leishmaniasis, malaria, giardiasis, toxoplasmosis, and echinococcosis. She has published extensively in leading international journals and collaborated with institutions across Lebanon, Egypt, Italy, Algeria, and the UAE. As a mentor and academic leader, she has guided numerous students while contributing significantly to global parasitology research.

Profiles

Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Samar Al Nahhas began her academic journey with a deep interest in Parasitology and Animal Biology, fields that would shape her career for over three decades. Her early training laid the foundation for expertise in the molecular and immunological aspects of parasitic diseases, with a strong focus on developing improved diagnostic and preventive strategies. She pursued higher education and research with dedication, eventually earning her PhD and establishing herself as a respected academic and researcher at Damascus University, Syria’s leading institution.

Professional Endeavors

Throughout her career, Prof. Al Nahhas has held prestigious academic roles, including serving as Head of the Department of Animal Biology at Damascus University (2000–2007). She has supervised and mentored numerous undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students, shaping the next generation of scientists in parasitology and infectious diseases. Beyond teaching, she has actively contributed as a reviewer for international journals and served as an arbiter for postgraduate theses, ensuring high-quality scholarship in her field. Her collaborations with research institutions in Lebanon, Egypt, Italy, Algeria, and the UAE further highlight her role as a global academic leader.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Al Nahhas has devoted her research to the epidemiology, diagnosis, and immunology of parasitic diseases. She has conducted groundbreaking studies on leishmaniasis, malaria, giardiasis, toxoplasmosis, and echinococcosis, significantly enhancing public health approaches to these conditions. Her serodiagnostic research on leishmaniasis has compared various immunological methods, leading to improved diagnostic protocols. Additionally, her molecular characterization of Giardia species and genotypic analysis of Blastocystis have advanced understanding of parasite diversity and their impact on human health. By exploring parasite-host immune interactions, her work has provided vital insights into parasite development both in vitro and in vivo.

Impact and Influence

With a citation index of 373, Prof. Al Nahhas’ contributions have made a lasting impact on the global parasitology community. Her publications in high-impact journals such as Infection, Genetics and Evolution, Acta Tropica, Parasites & Vectors, PLOS One, and Scientific Reports have established her as a leading researcher. Her findings not only strengthen scientific understanding but also directly contribute to public health policies and diagnostic strategies in regions heavily affected by parasitic infections. By combining academic rigor with practical applications, her work has influenced both scientific research and clinical practice worldwide.

Research Skills

Prof. Al Nahhas demonstrates exceptional research skills in molecular biology, immunology, microbiology, and diagnostic epidemiology. She is adept at employing microscopy, serological testing, and molecular diagnostic techniques to unravel parasite biology and disease mechanisms. Her ability to design and execute interdisciplinary projects has allowed her to contribute meaningfully to collaborative studies across multiple countries. Moreover, her experience in guiding postgraduate research underscores her strength in both independent and team-based scientific inquiry.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Al Nahhas has earned recognition for her scholarly excellence through her publications and contributions to parasitology. She has been nominated for prestigious awards such as the Best Paper Award, underscoring her international academic reputation. Her role as a reviewer for leading journals and an arbiter for master’s and PhD theses reflects the trust placed in her expertise by the global research community.

Legacy and Future Contributions

The legacy of Prof. Al Nahhas lies in her pioneering research in parasitology, her role as a mentor to future scientists, and her dedication to advancing public health in regions where parasitic diseases remain a critical challenge. Looking ahead, she is poised to continue her contributions to molecular diagnostics, innovative preventive strategies, and international collaborations. Her future work is expected to further bridge scientific research with healthcare applications, ensuring that her impact endures for gene

Publications Top Notes

Prevalence of Giardia duodenalis assemblages and sub-assemblages in symptomatic patients from Damascus city and its suburbs

Journal: Infection, Genetics and Evolution

Year: 2017

Giardia duodenalis in Damascus, Syria: Identification of Giardia genotypes in a sample of human fecal isolates using polymerase chain reaction and restriction fragment length polymorphism analyzing method

Journal: Acta Tropica

Year: 2016

Cutaneous leishmaniasis in the central provinces of Hama and Edlib in Syria: Vector identification and parasite typing

Journal: Parasites and Vectors

Year: 2015

Sarcoptes-World Molecular Network (Sarcoptes-WMN): Integrating research on scabies

Journal: International Journal of Infectious Diseases

Year: 2011

Reply from the author

Journal: Saudi Medical Journal

Year: 2009

Serodiagnosis of cutaneous leishmaniasis in the Syrian Arab Republic

Journal: Saudi Medical Journal

Year: 2009

Assessment of the direct agglutination test, fast agglutination screening test, and rK39 dipstick test for the sero-diagnosis of visceral leishmaniasis in Syria

Journal: Saudi Medical Journal

Year: 2008

Contribution study of visceral leishmaniasis in Syria

Journal: Saudi Medical Journal

Year: 2005

Visceral leishmaniasis in the Syrian Arab Republic: Early detection using rK39

Journal: Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal

Year: 2003

 

Conclusion

Professor Samar Al Nahhas exemplifies excellence in parasitology and infectious disease research through her extensive studies on the epidemiology, diagnosis, and immunology of parasitic infections. Her prolific publications, international collaborations, and mentorship of emerging researchers highlight her leadership and impact in the field. By advancing diagnostic tools and preventive strategies, she has made significant contributions to public health. Her dedication, expertise, and global recognition make her a highly deserving candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award.