GM Owaisi | Lunar | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. GM Owaisi | Lunar | Research Excellence Award

Harbin Institute of Technology | China

Mr. GM Owaisi is a PhD scholar in astronautics whose research focuses on space architecture, planetary surface systems, and resilient structural concepts for extreme environments. His scholarly contributions currently include one peer-reviewed journal publication in Acta Astronautica on the design and analysis of a foldable pyramid-shaped architectural system for environmental protection on the lunar surface, developed in collaboration with international co-authors from multidisciplinary backgrounds. This work advances emerging approaches to sustainable off-Earth habitation and contributes to global discourse on human–space environment interaction and mission safety. With a developing citation profile and growing collaborative research activity, Mr. Owaisi’s work reflects a commitment to rigorous engineering inquiry and societal impact through innovation in future space infrastructure and exploratory technologies.

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Muhammad Shad | Power Engineering | Best Scholar Award

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Dr. Muhammad Shad | Power Engineering | Best Scholar Award

Huazhong University of Science and Technology | China

Dr. Muhammad Shad is a researcher at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China, specializing in cryogenics and thermal systems. His work focuses on the numerical evaluation and optimization of miniature Stirling cryocoolers, with particular emphasis on heat transfer characteristics and regenerator effectiveness. Dr. Shad has contributed to advancing computational approaches in low-temperature engineering, bridging theoretical modeling with practical applications in cooling technologies. He has published in high-impact journals, with research fostering international collaborations and providing insights for energy-efficient cryogenic systems. His contributions support developments in scientific instrumentation, aerospace, and medical refrigeration, reflecting a broader societal impact in sustainable technology and precision cooling. Through his rigorous computational studies, Dr. Shad continues to shape the field of cryogenic engineering and inspire emerging researchers worldwide.

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Rohit Raja | Superconductivity | Best Faculty Award

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Dr. Rohit Raja | Superconductivity | Best Faculty Award

Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya | India

Dr. Rohit Raja is a researcher affiliated with Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur, whose work spans interdisciplinary domains with strong contributions to emerging scientific and technological applications. He has authored 61 research publications indexed in Scopus and has received more than 1,040 citations across 896 citing documents, reflecting sustained scholarly influence and academic visibility. With an h-index of 15 and active collaboration with over 120 co-authors, Dr. Raja’s research record highlights his engagement in multi-institutional and cross-disciplinary projects that advance knowledge and innovation. His scholarly outputs demonstrate a consistent focus on problem-driven research with potential societal benefits, including knowledge translation to education, industry, and community-oriented contexts. Through his publications, collaborative networks, and research leadership, Dr. Rohit Raja contributes to the global scientific community and supports the development of impactful, ethically grounded, and forward-looking research outcomes.

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Asha Jain | Organometallic Chemistry | Women Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Asha Jain | Organometallic Chemistry | Women Researcher Award

University of Rajasthan | India

Prof. Dr. Asha Jain is a faculty member at the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, whose research focuses on organotin chemistry, coordination compounds, and DFT-assisted structural and spectroscopic characterization of bioactive metal-based formulations. With 41 publications and more than 350 citations across 127 documents (h-index 12), she has developed a sustained body of work on dimethyltin(IV) and dibutyltin(IV) complexes, elucidating their reactivity, crystallographic features, radical-scavenging efficacy, and emerging antitubercular potential. Her scholarship is marked by strong collaborative engagement with over two dozen co-authors, integrating experimental synthesis with quantum-chemical modeling to advance safer and more effective molecular scaffolds. Through these contributions, Prof. Dr. Jain’s research supports progress at the interface of inorganic, medicinal, and materials chemistry, with broader societal relevance in health-oriented molecular design and capacity-building within the global scientific community.

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Ramazan Güp | Cryotherapy | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Ramazan Güp | Cryotherapy | Research Excellence Award 

Mugla Sitki Kocman University | Turkey

Prof. Ramazan Güp is a multidisciplinary chemist whose research spans synthetic and coordination chemistry, bioinorganic interactions, and emerging functional materials. With 55 peer-reviewed publications, 1,174 citations, and an h-index of 19, he has established a strong international profile, contributing to advances in 1,2,3-triazole derivatives, metal–ligand complexes, crystal structure analysis, and electrochemical materials for high-performance energy applications. His studies integrate in vitro and in silico approaches to explore anticancer activity, DNA/BSA binding, and structure–function relationships, supporting the development of safer therapeutics and molecular design strategies. Prof. Güp has collaborated with more than 40 co-authors across diverse institutions, reflecting a sustained commitment to interdisciplinary and global research networks. Through his scholarship, he delivers both scientific and societal value—bridging fundamental chemistry with applications in health, materials innovation, and sustainable technologies

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