Women Researcher Award
| Ching Han Lufanna Lai |
| Affiliation |
Hong Kong Shue Yan University |
| Country |
Hong Kong |
| Documents |
22 |
| Citations |
673 |
| h-index |
9 |
| Subject Area |
Social Sciences |
| Event |
Global Best Achievements Awards |
Ching Han Lufanna Lai is a researcher affiliated with Hong Kong Shue Yan University in Hong Kong. Her supplied academic profile records 22 research documents, 673 citations and an h-index of 9 in the subject area of Social Sciences. This article presents an academic recognition profile in connection with the Women Researcher Award at the Global Best Achievements Awards. The reported bibliometric figures provide an overview of her scholarly publication activity and citation record. These figures are reproduced from the supplied information and have not been independently verified. [1]
Abstract
This academic recognition profile summarizes the supplied research information for Ching Han Lufanna Lai, affiliated with Hong Kong Shue Yan University in Hong Kong. Her reported academic record comprises 22 documents, 673 citations and an h-index of 9 in Social Sciences. The profile presents these bibliometric indicators in the context of the Women Researcher Award associated with the Global Best Achievements Awards. The information provides a concise overview of the researcher’s reported scholarly activity and academic profile. [1]
Keywords
Women Researcher Award; Social Sciences; academic research; scholarly publications; citation analysis; bibliometrics; women in research; academic recognition; Hong Kong.
Introduction
Recognition of women researchers is an important aspect of promoting participation, representation and academic contributions within research communities. The Women Researcher Award provides a framework for highlighting scholarly engagement and research activity. Bibliometric indicators can help describe publication and citation records, although they should be interpreted alongside qualitative evidence of research contributions. [2]
Research Profile
The h-index is a bibliometric indicator that combines publication productivity with citation frequency. An h-index of 9 indicates that at least nine publications in the relevant indexed record have received at least nine citations each. Its interpretation depends on database coverage, disciplinary citation practices and the completeness of the researcher’s indexed publication record. [3]
Research Contributions
The supplied information establishes the researcher’s subject area and bibliometric indicators but does not identify individual research topics, study titles, methodologies or findings. Therefore, specific discoveries, research outcomes or practical contributions cannot be attributed to Ching Han Lufanna Lai without verified publication-level evidence. [1]
Publications
Individual publication titles, author lists, publication dates, journal details and digital object identifiers (DOIs) were not provided. A complete publication bibliography cannot therefore be established from the available information. The reported document count is presented as supplied profile data and should be verified against the relevant scholarly database before being used as an independently confirmed publication record. [1]
Research Impact
The supplied bibliometric record reports 673 citations and an h-index of 9. Citation counts provide an indication of how frequently scholarly documents have been referenced by other publications. The h-index combines publication output and citation frequency, offering an additional measure of research visibility. These indicators can support the description of scholarly activity but do not independently measure research quality, originality or broader societal influence. [3]
Award Suitability
A comprehensive evaluation of award suitability would require verified researcher identification, individual publication records, research originality, methodological quality and evidence of academic contributions. The reported figures of 22 documents, 673 citations and an h-index of 9 provide quantitative context but should not independently be interpreted as confirmation of award selection or recipient status. [2]
Conclusion
The Women Researcher Award offers a recognition framework for highlighting women’s engagement and contributions to academic research. A complete assessment of research achievement should integrate bibliometric indicators with verified publications, research quality and qualitative evidence of scholarly contributions. The profile may be updated when additional authoritative researcher records and publication details become available. [3]
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References
- Development of personal wellbeing index–the validation of spirituality-religion satisfaction as a life domain. International Journal of Happiness and Development, 4(2),
https://doi.org/10.1504/IJHD.2018.092042
- Global Best Achievements Awards. (2026). Official Award Website.
https://bestachievements.com/
- Google Scholar Profile.
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=P3-8D5wAAAAJ&hl=zh-TW