Dr. Niroj Dahal | Ethics & Legal Issues in Lab Science | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer | Kathmandu University School of Education | Nepal

Dr. Niroj Dahal stands as an exceptional academic whose research excellence positions him as a leading contender for the Best Research Award in education and interdisciplinary innovation. As reflected in his Google Scholar metrics, Dr. Dahal has achieved an outstanding 1,227 total citations, an h-index of 21, and an i10-index of 34, demonstrating the depth, quality, and sustained influence of his scholarly contributions. His impactful publications span critical domains such as Mathematics Education, STEAM Education, Generative AI (GenAI) applications in pedagogy, Alternative Methodologies, and Transformative Research. Dr. Dahal’s most cited works—including “ICT Tools for Remote Teaching and Learning Mathematics: A Proposal for Autonomy and Engagements”, “Use of GeoGebra in Teaching and Learning Geometric Transformation”, and “Ensuring Quality in Qualitative Research: A Researcher’s Reflections”—have significantly shaped educational research discourse by promoting autonomy, engagement, and critical reflection in digital learning environments. His recent publications, such as “Participant Selection Procedures in Qualitative Research” and “How Can Generative AI (GenAI) Enhance or Hinder Qualitative Studies?”, highlight his forward-looking exploration of AI integration in academic inquiry. Through his continuous pursuit of methodological innovation and transformative educational practices, Dr. Dahal exemplifies the intellectual rigor, originality, and societal impact that define an outstanding researcher worthy of national and international recognition in research excellence.

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Prof. Dr. Miguel Suffo | Bioinformatics in Lab Medicine | Innovative Biomedical Research Award

Professor | Universidad de Cádiz | Spain

Dr. Miguel Suffo-Pino is a researcher affiliated with the Universidad de Cádiz, Spain, whose scholarly contributions reflect sustained engagement in multidisciplinary research, particularly within the engineering and applied sciences domains. According to his Scopus profile, Suffo-Pino has authored 24 documents, which have collectively received 186 citations, resulting in an h-index of 7. His publications span conference papers, journal articles, and preprints, emphasizing collaboration across various institutions and fields, as evidenced by his 45 co-authors. The consistent citation pattern demonstrates the visibility and relevance of his work in advancing practical and theoretical knowledge. Although no awarded grants are listed in Scopus Preview, his growing citation impact indicates increasing academic influence. Suffo-Pino’s research trajectory illustrates a balance between individual and collaborative authorship, showcasing both leadership and teamwork in scientific inquiry. His presence across Scopus and ORCID platforms underlines his commitment to transparent academic dissemination and international collaboration. Overall, Miguel Suffo-Pino exemplifies an emerging scholar contributing meaningfully to contemporary scientific literature through innovative research outputs and interdisciplinary engagement.

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Dr. Seyedeh Tina Sefati | Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostics | Best Researcher Award

PhD | University of Tabriz | Iran

Dr. Seyedeh Tina Sefati is a researcher and academic affiliated with the University of Tabriz, East Azerbaijan, Iran, where she has been serving in the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering since. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Computer Engineering at the same institution, having previously earned her Master’s degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering. Her research contributions span areas of artificial intelligence, data security, federated learning, and time series analysis, with publications in internationally recognized journals. Among her key works are “Federated Reinforcement Learning with Hybrid Optimization for Secure and Reliable Data Transmission in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)” , “Enhancing Autoencoder Models for Multivariate Time Series Anomaly Detection: The Role of Noise and Data Amount”, and “Improvement of Persian Spam Filtering by Game Theory” (International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications. These studies demonstrate her engagement with applied machine learning, optimization techniques, and cyber reliability. Dr. Sefati’s academic profile is indexed across platforms, where her citations reflect a growing impact in computational intelligence and secure network communication. Her interdisciplinary research bridges theoretical computing and real-world technological applications, advancing intelligent systems capable of robust data analysis and anomaly detection in complex networks. With ongoing doctoral work and collaborations across multiple institutions, she continues to contribute to advancing computational methods for smart network management and artificial intelligence-based optimization. Her scholarly record, publications, and citation metrics reflect a developing research trajectory focused on next-generation AI systems and cyber-secure data transmission.

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Prof. Dr. Atsushi Hosui | Research Methods in Medical Lab Science | Best Researcher Award

Atsushi Hosui | Osaka Rosai Hospital | Japan

Dr. Atsushi Hosui, MD, PhD, is the Chief Director of the Department of Gastroenterology at Osaka Rosai Hospital and a Clinical Professor at Osaka University Medical School. A graduate of Osaka University’s School of Medicine in 1994, he obtained his Doctor of Medicine in 2003 and pursued advanced research training at the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH). Over the past two decades, Dr. Hosui has established himself as a leading figure in hepatology, liver regeneration, and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) research. His pioneering studies have significantly advanced understanding of cytokine-controlled STAT signaling pathways, zinc metabolism, and molecular mechanisms underlying liver carcinogenesis and regeneration. He has authored 71 Scopus-indexed publications, amassing 2,663 citations, with an impressive h-index of 26, reflecting the global influence and sustained impact of his scholarly work. His landmark publications in The Journal of Biological Chemistry, Hepatology, and Hepatol Communications have made vital contributions to translational hepatology, bridging laboratory research with clinical applications. Dr. Hosui also serves as Academic Editor for PLOS One and Associate Editor for Frontiers in Pharmacology, underscoring his editorial leadership and international recognition. In addition to his research achievements, he plays a pivotal role in mentoring early-career hepatologists and leading collaborative projects on zinc supplementation, liver fibrosis, and HCC prevention. Through his commitment to scientific innovation, education, and patient-centered research, Dr. Hosui continues to elevate the standards of hepatology, making him an outstanding candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award.

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Dr. Amro Othman | Polymerase Chain Reaction | Best Researcher Award

Post doctoral Researcher | King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals | Saudi Arabia

Dr. Amro Othman, a faculty member at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, is an accomplished researcher whose work bridges fundamental science and industrial application in energy and fluid–rock interactions. His scholarship focuses on sustainable hydraulic fracturing fluids, chelating agents, and polymer rheology, with a strong emphasis on seawater-based and eco-friendly solutions. Through publications in Polymers, ACS Omega, and Energy & Fuels, Dr. Othman has advanced understanding of fluid–rock compatibility, kerogen properties, and AI-driven optimization of fracturing fluids. His Google Scholar record reflects his growing impact, with 112 citations, an h-index of 7, and an i10-index of 5. Notably, his most cited article, Chelating Agents Usage in Optimization of Fracturing Fluid Rheology Prepared from Seawater (Polymers, 2021), has garnered over 24 citations, while his subsequent studies on seawater-based fluid rheology and polymer–ion interactions continue to shape the field. Beyond publications, Dr. Othman has contributed to industry practice through conference papers and collaborative projects with major energy companies, reinforcing the practical relevance of his research. His leadership extends to mentoring, peer reviewing, and engaging in high-value interdisciplinary initiatives. Collectively, his innovative research trajectory, academic recognition, and applied contributions underscore his standing as a leading voice in petroleum engineering and materials science.

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Mrs. Alpana Kumari | Medical Terminology | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | Chandigarh University | India

Alpana Kumari is an accomplished optometrist, academician, and researcher with expertise in clinical practice, higher education, and vision science. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Chandigarh University, she also contributes as Research Coordinator, NAAC/IQAC Coordinator, BOS Member, and Lab Coordinator, while pursuing her Ph.D. in Optometry. She holds a Master’s degree in Optometry from CT University and a Bachelor’s degree from Chitkara University, complementing her clinical experience as Consultant Optometrist at Grewal Eye Hospital and ASG Eye Hospital. Skilled in advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, including glaucoma workups, LASIK/SMILE evaluations, ocular imaging, low vision rehabilitation, and vision therapy, she has applied her expertise both clinically and academically. Her research focuses on ocular diseases, pediatric eye care, and artificial intelligence in ophthalmology, resulting in publications in Scopus-, PubMed-, and IEEE-indexed journals, a book chapter with Elsevier, and two patents—an ophthalmic helmet glass with adjustable refractive power and a virtual simulation system for progressive vision disorders. Actively engaged in international conferences, faculty development programs, and academic workshops, she has been recognized with multiple awards for innovation, peer reviewing, and academic contributions. With a strong commitment to advancing clinical practice, research, and healthcare education, she continues to make impactful contributions to optometry and vision science.

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