Vanessa Murad | Medical Imaging | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Vanessa Murad | Medical Imaging | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | University Health Network | Canada

Dr. Vanessa Murad is a clinical researcher at the University Health Network in Toronto, Canada, recognized for her growing contributions to evidence-based clinical science and multidisciplinary healthcare research. With a portfolio of 33 publications and 68 citations, she has developed an emerging yet impactful scholarly presence supported by extensive collaboration with more than 70 co-authors across diverse clinical domains. Dr. Murad’s work reflects a commitment to advancing diagnostic precision, improving therapeutic approaches, and refining models of patient care through methodologically sound and clinically relevant investigations. Her h-index of 5 highlights steady scholarly influence and the increasing visibility of her contributions within the research community. Operating within one of Canada’s leading academic health science centers, she actively bridges clinical practice and research, supporting the translation of new insights into improved patient outcomes. Dr. Murad’s collaborative research engagements underscore her integration into global networks focused on innovation, clinical excellence, and interdisciplinary problem-solving. As her publication record continues to expand, she remains dedicated to generating knowledge that enhances clinical decision-making, informs healthcare policy, and addresses the evolving challenges faced by healthcare systems worldwide.

Profiles: Scopus | Google Scholar

Featured Pubilcations

1. Varela Londoño, S. P., Chinchilla Salcedo, T., & Murad Gutiérrez, V. (2015). Prácticas de crianza en niños y niñas menores de seis años en Colombia. Zona Próxima, 193–215.
Cited by: 138

2. Murad, V., Kohan, A., Ortega, C., Prica, A., Veit-Haibach, P., & Metser, U. (2024). Role of FDG PET/CT in patients with lymphoma treated with chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy: Current concepts. American Journal of Roentgenology, 222(2), e2330301.
Cited by: 19

3. Mirshahvalad, S. A., Mesci, A., Murad, V., Kohan, A., Ortega, C., Veit-Haibach, P., … (2023). [18F]-FDG PET in anal canal cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 51(1), 258–277.
Cited by: 15

4. Murad, V., Barragán, C., & Rivera, H. (2018). Ultrasound evaluation of the parathyroid glands. Revista Colombiana de Radiología, 29(1), 4861–4866.
Cited by: 14

5. Gutiérrez, V. M., & Enciso, J. A. R. (2018). Liver elastography: What it is, how it is done, and how it is interpreted. Radiología (English Edition), 60(3), 183–189.
Cited by: 12

Dr. Vanessa Murad advances precision oncology and molecular imaging through clinically driven research that enhances diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. Her work bridges scientific discovery with translational practice, strengthening evidence-based care for complex malignancies.

Ettore Dinoto | Vascular Surgery | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Ettore Dinoto | Vascular Surgery | Best Researcher Award 

Associate Professor | University of Palermo | Italy

Prof. Ettore Dinoto is an accomplished vascular surgeon and clinical researcher at the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Policlinico Paolo Giaccone in Palermo, Italy, recognized for his extensive contributions to endovascular therapy and vascular medicine. With 50 scientific publications, over 400 citations, and an h-index of 12, he has established a strong academic and clinical reputation within the global vascular research community. His work spans critical domains including aortic and peripheral vascular disease management, minimally invasive interventions, emergency and elective endovascular procedures, and advanced access techniques. Prof. Dinoto’s recent research includes mid-term outcomes of internal carotid artery dissection treatment, minimally invasive management of chronic venous insufficiency in complex patients, optimization of femoral access strategies in emergency EVAR, and early experience with drug-eluting balloon–assisted angioplasty for arteriovenous fistula maturation. He also contributes to multicenter registries, such as outcome analyses of unibody stent-graft systems in spontaneous infrarenal acute aortic syndromes, underscoring his commitment to collaborative, evidence-driven clinical inquiry. His extensive network of international co-authors reflects both the interdisciplinary relevance and widespread engagement of his work. Through high-impact publications and open-access contributions, Prof. Dinoto advances clinical practice by promoting safer, more effective, and innovative solutions to complex vascular challenges. His research continues to shape contemporary vascular surgery, improving patient outcomes and contributing to the global development of minimally invasive vascular care.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Bruno, S., Mirabella, D., Dinoto, E., & Pecoraro, F. (2025). Mid-term outcomes of endovascular treatment for internal carotid artery dissection. International Angiology, 44(4), 323–329.
Cited by: 1

2. La Marca, M. A., Bruno, S., Dinoto, E., Federico, R., Pecoraro, F., & Mirabella, D. (2025). Minimally invasive management of chronic venous insufficiency: A case report on combined radiofrequency ablation and sclerotherapy in an obese patient. International Journal of Surgery Case Reports, 130, 111290.

3. Mirabella, D., Bruno, S., La Marca, M. A., Dinoto, E., Rodriquenz, E., Miccichè, A., & Pecoraro, F. (2024). Optimizing femoral access in emergency EVAR with a decision-making algorithm. Life, 14(9), 1113. 
Cited by: 1

4. Mirabella, D., Dinoto, E., Rodriquenz, E., Bellomo, M., Miccichè, A., Annicchiarico, P., … Pecoraro, F. (2024). Improved ultrasound-guided balloon-assisted maturation angioplasty using drug-eluting balloons in the first autogenous arteriovenous fistula procedure: Early experience. Biomedicines, 12(5), 1005.

Prof. Ettore Dinoto drives innovation in endovascular and vascular access techniques, delivering safer and more effective treatment pathways for complex arterial and venous diseases. His work reshapes modern minimally invasive care and elevates global clinical outcomes.

Ahmed A. Ahmed | Infrastructure materials | Editorial Board Member

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmed A. Ahmed | Infrastructure materials | Editorial Board Member

Assistant Professor | Mustansiriyah University | Iraq

Dr. Ahmed A. Ahmed is a civil engineering researcher at Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq, recognized for his contributions to sustainable construction materials and innovative concrete technologies. With a Scopus-indexed record of 12 publications, 77 citations, and an h-index of 5, his work demonstrates a consistent commitment to advancing environmentally responsible engineering solutions. His research focuses on the development and performance evaluation of alternative binders, fiber-reinforced composites, and agricultural waste-derived additives that enhance the mechanical, durability, and thermal properties of concrete systems. A notable recent contribution is his open-access article on concrete masonry unit mixtures incorporating citric acid-treated corn stover ash and alkalinized corn stover fibers, reflecting his emphasis on circular-economy practices and low-carbon construction methodologies. Dr. Ahmed collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across materials science, structural engineering, and environmental engineering, supporting the integration of sustainable design principles into contemporary infrastructure. His research outputs have been cited in diverse international studies, evidencing the practical relevance and applicability of his findings to global construction challenges. Beyond academic publications, he contributes to capacity building in engineering education and fosters collaborative opportunities within the regional research community. Through his combined efforts in experimental research, innovation in eco-friendly materials, and knowledge dissemination, Dr. Ahmed is strengthening the scientific foundation for more resilient, efficient, and sustainable building practices in Iraq and beyond.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Shakouri, M., & Ahmed, A. A. (2025). Performance Evaluation of Concrete Masonry Unit Mixtures Incorporating Citric Acid-Treated Corn Stover Ash and Alkalinized Corn Stover Fibers. Buildings, 15(17), 3213.

2. Ahmed, A. A., Shakouri, M., & Abraham, O. F. (2025). Assessing the Impact of Graphene Nanoplatelets Aggregates on the Performance Characteristics of Cement-Based Materials. Sustainability, 17(6), 2349. Cited by: 2

3. Shakouri, M., Ahmed, A. A., & Teymouri, M. (2024). Evaluating the performance of thermomechanically beneficiated fly ash blended mortar. Construction and Building Materials. Cited by: 5

Dr. Ahmed A. Ahmed advances sustainable construction materials through innovative use of agricultural waste, contributing to resilient infrastructure and reduced environmental impact. His work bridges scientific innovation with practical industry solutions, supporting global efforts toward greener, cost-effective civil engineering technologies.

Farhad Zare | Computational Fluid Dynamics | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Farhad Zare | Computational Fluid Dynamics | Editorial Board Member

Independent researcher | Shiraz University | Iran

Dr. Farhad Zare is a researcher affiliated with Shiraz University, Iran, whose scholarly contributions reflect focused expertise, selective publication, and growing international visibility within his field. With 4 peer-reviewed publications indexed in Scopus and a total of 24 citations distributed across 22 citing documents, he has established a developing research footprint supported by a Scopus h-index of 3. His work, though concentrated in volume, demonstrates academic rigor and contributes to specialized scientific domains, underscoring his role in advancing targeted areas of inquiry. Dr. Zare collaborates actively, with at least eight co-authors identified in the Scopus preview, highlighting his commitment to interdisciplinary engagement and collective scientific advancement. Through these collaborations, he participates in generating knowledge that supports technological progress, academic discourse, and potential societal applications. His research identity is further strengthened by his maintained ORCID profile and integration within global bibliometric systems, ensuring transparency, discoverability, and professional continuity. Although the preview provides limited access to details of his individual publications, the available indicators point to a developing research career marked by methodological clarity, peer-recognized contributions, and an ongoing commitment to enriching the broader scientific community.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Seifelnasr, A., Zare, F., Si, X., & Xi, J. (2025). Enhancing physiological realism in nasal spray deposition studies: Synthetic mucus properties and interactions with saline solutions and stereolithography resin. Liquids, 5(2), 11. Cited by 3. 

Dr. Farhad Zare advances high-impact research in fluid dynamics, material behavior, and applied engineering, developing models and experimental methods that improve the precision and reliability of modern technologies. His work bridges fundamental science with real-world implementation, driving innovation across multiple engineering domains.

Junyang Sui | Photonic Thermal Management | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Junyang Sui | Photonic Thermal Management | Editorial Board Member

Master | Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications | China

Mr. Junyang Sui is an emerging scholar in photonics, metamaterials, and multifunctional metastructures, recognized for his extensive contributions to logic-integrated photonic devices, Janus metastructures, nonreciprocal radiation systems, and multi-physical quantity sensing. With a rapidly growing research portfolio comprising over 35 peer-reviewed publications, he has consistently advanced the field through innovative designs that merge optical physics, nonlinear effects, topological states, and liquid-crystal-modulated structures. His works span high-impact journals such as Nanoscale, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, Applied Physics Letters, Optics Letters, Optics Express, Annalen der Physik, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, Sensors, and International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer. Mr. Sui’s research is characterized by multidisciplinary breadth—ranging from photonic spin Hall-effect–based biosensing, Weyl-semimetal-enabled nonreciprocal radiation, and topology-driven logic gates, to dual-mode radiative cooling films, CPA-based biological sensing, and liquid-crystal–regulated metamaterial systems for angle, pressure, and thermal detection. His collaborations with leading researchers such as Hai-Feng Zhang, Jia-Hao Zou, Si-Yuan Liao, Qi Chen, and others reflect his active engagement in complex, cross-disciplinary problem-solving. Across his body of work, Mr. Sui has proposed devices that simultaneously perform optical logic operations and real-time sensing, demonstrating novel strategies for next-generation integrated photonic computing and intelligent sensors. His contributions hold strong implications for advanced diagnostics, thermal management, terahertz communication, smart detection systems, and reconfigurable photonic engineering, positioning him as a promising researcher whose innovations continue to influence both theoretical developments and practical applications in modern photonics and metamaterials.

Profiles: ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Wei, Y.-X., Sui, J.-Y., Wu, C.-Q., Guo, C.-M., Li, X., & Zhang, H.-F. (2025). A layered Janus metastructure for multi-physical quantity detection based on the second harmonic wave. Nanoscale, 17, 1497-1509.

2. Sui, J., Wei, Y., & Zhang, H.-F. (2025). Highly sensitive and stable identification of graphene layers via the topological edge states and graphene regulation to enhance the photonic spin Hall effect. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 13, 18755-18765.
Citation count: 1

3. Liao, S.-Y., Sui, J.-Y., & Zhang, H.-F. (2025). Nonreciprocal thermal radiation metamaterial enhanced by asymmetric structure at extremely small incident angle. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 252, 127437.

4. Wu, C.-Q., Sui, J.-Y., Wei, Y.-X., & Zhang, H.-F. (2025). A multitasking layered nonlinear metastructure with polarization conversion and multiphysical quantities detection. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation.

Mr. Jun-Yang Sui’s pioneering research in Janus metastructures, photonic spin Hall effects, and multi-physical sensing is redefining the capabilities of next-generation optical and thermal devices. His work enables intelligent multifunctional sensing platforms with significant implications for healthcare diagnostics, advanced materials, and future photonic technologies.

Abdolreza Farhadian | Gas storage | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Abdolreza Farhadian | Gas storage | Editorial Board Member

Associate Professor | Kazan Federal University | Russia

Dr. Abdolreza Farhadian is an accomplished materials and energy researcher at Kazan Federal University, recognized for his influential contributions to gas hydrates, corrosion inhibition, advanced surfactant systems, and interfacial molecular engineering. With a strong international research footprint, he has authored 67 peer-reviewed publications and received over 2,480 citations from 1,500+ citing documents, achieving an h-index of 33, a reflection of his sustained scholarly impact. His work spans experimental, theoretical, and molecular-dynamics-based investigations, with a particular focus on methane and carbon-dioxide hydrate formation, solidified natural-gas storage, surfactant-regulated nucleation, and the development of eco-friendly promoters and inhibitors. His recent studies provide deep mechanistic insights into hydrate nucleation, agglomeration behavior, and adsorption phenomena at fluid–solid interfaces—advancing the design of safer, greener, and more efficient energy-transport technologies. He has also made notable contributions to corrosion science, especially through the use of imidazolium-based ionic liquids and green inhibitors to develop protective interfacial films for metals under harsh conditions. Mr. Farhadian’s interdisciplinary research approach integrates chemical engineering, colloid and interface science, molecular simulations, and sustainable materials development, enabling strong collaborations with more than 160 co-authors worldwide. His publications in leading journals such as Chemical Engineering Journal, Energy, Crystal Growth & Design, Colloids and Surfaces A, and the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science highlight both the breadth and depth of his expertise. Beyond academic advancement, his work contributes to societal goals in clean energy storage, reduced methane emissions, and environmentally responsible industrial processes. Through continuous innovation, high-impact collaborations, and extensive scholarly output, Mr. Farhadian remains a leading figure in the global research community working at the intersection of gas-hydrate engineering, surface chemistry, and sustainable energy materials.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

1. Farhadian, A., Phan, A., Taheri Rizi, Z., Shaabani, A., Sadeh, E., Mohammad-Taheri, M., Aminolroayaei, M. A., Mohammadi, A., Sayyari, N., & Wang, F. (2025). Green chemistry advancement in methane storage: A biodegradable surfactant for improved gas hydrate formation and sustainability. Green Chemistry, 27, 4523-4539. Cited by 5.

2. Chen, Z., Farhadian, A., Naeiji, P., Martyushev, D. A., & Chen, C. (2025, May). Molecular-level insights into kinetic and agglomeration inhibition mechanisms of structure I and II gas hydrate formation. Chemical Engineering Journal. Cited by 3.

3. Chen, Z., Farhadian, A., Sadeh, E., & Chen, C. (2025, September). Micellization effects in surfactant-enhanced gas hydrate formation for efficient solidified methane storage. Energy, 332, 137088. Cited by 1.

4. Sadeh, E., Farhadian, A., Varfolomeev, M. A., Semenov, M. E., Mohammadi, A., Mirzakimov, U. Zh., & Chirkova, Y. F. (2025, March). Rapid production of high-density methane hydrate pellets using double chain surfactants: Implications for solidified methane storage. Energy.  — Cited by 7.

5. Liu, Y., Farhadian, A., Chen, C., Chen, Z., Chen, X., Yang, L., & Wang, H. (2025, June 18). Molecular Dynamics Insights into Surfactant-Regulated Methane Hydrate Nucleation and Growth: Comparative Roles of Sodium Oleate and Hydroxylated Sodium Oleate. Crystal Growth & Design.  Cited by 2.

Dr. Abdolreza Farhadian’s research significantly advances sustainable methane and carbon-dioxide storage by developing eco-friendly surfactants, amino acids, biosurfactants, and ionic liquid systems that enhance gas hydrate formation. His molecular-level insights into nucleation, growth, and inhibition mechanisms are driving innovations in clean energy storage, corrosion protection, and environmentally responsible chemical engineering. His work contributes to global sustainability efforts by improving the safety, efficiency, and viability of next-generation energy technologies.

Taha Sheheryar | Solar Energy Harvesting | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Mr. Taha  Sheheryar | Solar Energy Harvesting | Best Academic Researcher Award 

Harbin Engineering University| China

Mr. Taha Sheheryar is a researcher affiliated with Harbin Engineering University, China, recognized for his emerging contributions to engineering and applied sciences. With 13 publications and 64 citations across 31 scholarly documents, his research reflects a strong commitment to advancing scientific understanding in areas relevant to computational modeling, materials science, and engineering innovation. Dr. Sheheryar’s academic footprint showcases both depth and interdisciplinary engagement. His work often emphasizes precision-driven methodologies and analytical rigor, contributing to high-impact studies that bridge theoretical insights with real-world applications. Through active collaboration with 27 co-authors from diverse institutions, he has strengthened international research networks and fostered the exchange of advanced technical expertise. His contributions not only enhance the scientific literature but also support the development of technologies relevant to sustainable engineering and industrial efficiency. With a growing h-index of 5, Dr. Sheheryar continues to build a distinguished research profile characterized by innovation, scholarly integrity, and global relevance. His pursuit of excellence in engineering research underscores his role as a promising academic dedicated to addressing contemporary scientific challenges and contributing meaningfully to the global research community.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID
Featured Publications

1. Sheheryar, T., Lv, B., Wang, X., Dong, X., Gao, L., & Xie, B. (2026, March). Ultra-wideband graphene-assisted terahertz sensor with tunable polarization conversion for chemical sensing. Materials Research Bulletin.

2. Lv, B., Sheheryar, T., Wekalao, J., & Gao, L. (2026, January). Ultra-wideband and angular-stable terahertz reflective cross-polarization converter integrated with highly sensitive biosensing. Materials Research Bulletin.

3. Sheheryar, T., Tian, Y., Lv, B., Chu, X., & Shi, J. (2025). A graphene-based tunable polarization insensitive terahertz metasurface absorber for multi-band high-efficiency applications. Journal of Materials Chemistry C.

4. Sheheryar, T., Waqar, F., Lv, B., & Gao, L. (2025). An ultra-wideband terahertz linear cross-polarization converter with integrated biosensing for multi-disease diagnosis. Journal of Materials Chemistry C.

5. Sheheryar, T., Tian, Y., Lv, B., & Gao, L. (2025). Highly sensitive polarization-independent metasurface terahertz biosensor for multi-disease diagnosis. Plasmonics.

Illa Tea | Analytical | Women Researcher Award

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Prof. Illa Tea | Analytical | Women Researcher Award 

Professor | University of Lyon 1 | France

Prof. Illa Tea is a distinguished analytical chemist at the Institut des Sciences Analytiques, Villeurbanne, France, renowned for her pioneering contributions to stable isotope analysis and its biomedical applications. With a prolific record of 59 scientific publications and nearly 2,000 citations across 1,600 documents, she has established herself as a leading researcher at the intersection of analytical chemistry, metabolomics, and clinical biochemistry. Her work focuses on the use of isotope ratio mass spectrometry (IRMS), particularly GC-C-IRMS, to elucidate natural isotopic variations in biomolecules such as fatty acids, amino acids, and proteins, providing valuable insights into metabolic processes underlying cancer and other diseases. Dr. Tea’s recent research has advanced understanding of the carbon-13 and nitrogen-15 isotopomics of fatty acids in tumor characterization and clinical nutrition, exemplified by studies on breast cancer tissues and the metabolic effects of n-3 fatty acid supplementation. Her influential review on stable isotope abundance and fractionation in human diseases has become a key reference for integrating isotopic signatures into medical diagnostics and physiological studies. Collaborating with over 180 co-authors worldwide, Dr. Tea has played an instrumental role in bridging fundamental isotope science with translational health research, highlighting the potential of natural isotopic markers as non-invasive indicators of disease states and therapeutic outcomes. Her interdisciplinary and collaborative approach has not only advanced the methodological frontiers of analytical chemistry but also contributed significantly to biomedical innovation and personalized medicine. Through her sustained research excellence and leadership in isotope-based metabolomics, Dr. Illa Tea continues to shape global understanding of metabolic heterogeneity and the biochemical pathways that define human health and disease.

Profiles: Scopus | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1. Oikonomopoulou, K., Hansen, K. K., Saifeddine, M., Tea, I., Blaber, M., Blaber, S. I., … Diamandis, E. P. (2006). Proteinase-activated receptors, targets for kallikrein signaling. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 281(43), 32095–32112.
Cited by: 291

2. Oikonomopoulou, K., Hansen, K. K., Saifeddine, M., Vergnolle, N., Tea, I., … Diamandis, E. P. (2006). Kallikrein-mediated cell signalling: targeting proteinase-activated receptors (PARs). Biological Chemistry, 387(6), 817–824.
Cited by: 153

3. Dumez, J. N., Milani, J., Vuichoud, B., Bornet, A., Lalande-Martin, J., Tea, I., Yon, M., … Bodenhausen, G. (2015). Hyperpolarized NMR of plant and cancer cell extracts at natural abundance. Analyst, 140(17), 5860–5863.
Cited by: 110

4. De Luca, A., Boisseau, N., Tea, I., Louvet, I., Robins, R. J., Forhan, A., Charles, M. A., … Heude, B. (2012). δ15N and δ13C in hair from newborn infants and their mothers: A cohort study. Pediatric Research, 71(5), 598–604.
Cited by: 104

5. Tea, I., Genter, T., Naulet, N., Lummerzheim, M., & Kleiber, D. (2007). Interaction between nitrogen and sulfur by foliar application and its effects on flour bread‐making quality. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 87(15), 2853–2859.
Cited by: 97

Dr. Illa Tea’s pioneering research integrates stable isotope analysis and metabolomics to uncover metabolic alterations in cancer, advancing precision diagnostics and therapeutic monitoring. Her innovative use of natural isotope abundance (¹³C, ¹⁵N) profiling bridges analytical chemistry with clinical applications, driving global progress in biomedical isotopomics and personalized medicine.

Niloy Biswas | Disaster Management | Best Scholar Award

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Mr. Niloy Biswas | Disaster Management | Best Scholar Award 

Urban Planner | Khulna University | Bangladesh

Dr. Niloy Biswas is a researcher at Khulna University, Bangladesh, whose work focuses on climate dynamics, geospatial analysis, and environmental sustainability. His research integrates machine learning algorithms, geostatistical modeling, and remote sensing tools to assess the interactions between land cover changes, demographic shifts, and thermal environmental patterns. With three published papers and 24 citations, Dr. Biswas has made measurable contributions to understanding regional climate variability and urban thermal environments through data-driven methodologies. His recent publication in Theoretical and Applied Climatology (2025), titled “Geostatistical assessment of spatial climate dynamics using mono window machine learning algorithm for decoding land cover and demographic shifts influence on thermal environment,” highlights his interdisciplinary approach that merges environmental informatics with climatological analysis to support sustainable urban planning and resilience strategies. He has collaborated with 17 co-authors, reflecting his active engagement in multidisciplinary research networks that span geography, environmental science, and computational modeling. Dr. Biswas’s work contributes to advancing predictive tools for assessing the effects of climate change on regional ecosystems and urban landscapes, offering valuable insights for policymakers and planners in developing countries. His academic contributions, though early in career, demonstrate strong potential for shaping data-centric approaches in climate risk assessment and environmental monitoring. Through his research, Dr. Biswas aims to enhance scientific understanding of spatio-temporal climate behavior and promote evidence-based strategies for sustainable development and climate adaptation across South Asia and beyond.

Profiles: Scopus | Google Scholar |ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Miah, M. T., Fariha, J. N., Kafy, A. A., Islam, R., Biswas, N., Duti, B. M., Fattah, M. A., et al. (2024). Exploring the nexus between land cover change dynamics and spatial heterogeneity of demographic trajectories in rapidly growing ecosystems of South Asian cities. Ecological Indicators, 158, 111299.
Cited by: 31

2. Biswas, N., & Islam, K. S. (2025). Assessing the impact of land use and land cover changes on land surface temperature dynamics in the coastal region of Bangladesh: A comprehensive analysis using deep learning.
Cited by: 1

3. Biswas, N., Biswas, J., Shahid, I. U., & Sabuj, M. H. (2025). Mapping wildfire dynamics: GeoAI-driven comparative analysis of deep and machine learning ensembles for susceptibility prediction in California. Geomatica, 100081.

4. Miah, M. T., Fariha, J. N., Kafy, A. A., Mukarram, M. M. T., Altuwaijri, H. A., Jodder, P. K., et al. (2024). Geostatistical assessment of spatial climate dynamics using mono window machine learning algorithm for decoding land cover and demographic shifts influence on thermal environment. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 156(10), 544.

Niloy Biswas’s research advances the integration of geospatial analytics and machine learning to decode climate dynamics and land cover transformations in rapidly changing regions. His work contributes to sustainable urban planning and climate resilience by providing data-driven insights into how demographic and environmental shifts influence regional thermal environments, supporting informed policy and global sustainability goals.

Ladislav Skrbek | Quantum Turbulence | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Ladislav Skrbek | Quantum Turbulence | Best Researcher Award 

Professor | Charles University | Czech Republic

Prof. Ladislav Skrbek is a distinguished physicist at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, renowned for his pioneering research in low-temperature physics, particularly in the study of quantum fluids and cryogenic phenomena. With an extensive publication record of 188 scientific papers and over 4,999 citations across 2,451 documents, Dr. Skrbek has made substantial contributions to advancing the understanding of superfluid helium, quantum turbulence, and cryogenic flow dynamics—areas fundamental to both fundamental physics and applied cryogenics. Holding a Scopus h-index of 35, his work reflects both depth and sustained influence in experimental and theoretical physics communities worldwide. Throughout his career, Dr. Skrbek has collaborated with over 185 co-authors across international institutions, emphasizing his strong engagement in global scientific exchange and interdisciplinary research. His studies have provided key insights into the dynamics of vortices and energy dissipation at ultra-low temperatures, contributing to the development of quantum fluid models that influence modern cryogenic engineering and condensed matter physics. Beyond his academic output, Dr. Skrbek’s research has broader societal implications, informing technologies used in cryogenic cooling systems, superconductivity, and quantum computing infrastructure. As a leading scholar in his field, he continues to inspire innovation and collaboration in low-temperature science, strengthening the role of fundamental research in addressing technological challenges and expanding the frontiers of modern physics.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Duda, D., La Mantia, M., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Streaming flow due to a quartz tuning fork oscillating in normal and superfluid He 4. Physical Review B, 96, 024519.  Cited by: 18.

2. Šindler, M., Tesař, R., Koláček, J., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Anisotropic behaviour of transmission through thin superconducting NbN film in parallel magnetic field. Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications.  Cited by: 5.

3. Varga, E., Babuin, S., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Transition to quantum turbulence and streamwise inhomogeneity of vortex tangle in thermal counterflow. Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 187(5–6), 497–503.

4. Babuin, S., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., Skrbek, L., & Varga, E. (2016). Coexistence and interplay of quantum and classical turbulence in superfluid He 4: Decay, velocity decoupling, and counterflow energy spectra. Physical Review B, 94(17), 174504.

5. Gao, J., Guo, W., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., Skrbek, L., Varga, E., & Vinen, W. F. (2016). Decay of counterflow turbulence in superfluid ⁴He. JETP Letters, 103(10), 648–653.

Prof. Ladislav Skrbek’s pioneering research in low-temperature physics and quantum turbulence has profoundly advanced the understanding of superfluidity and quantum hydrodynamics. His contributions bridge fundamental science and applied cryogenics, shaping innovations that influence both theoretical physics and precision technologies worldwide.