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.

Qiuyan Yu | Ecosystems | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Qiuyan Yu | Ecosystems | Best Researcher Award

Senior Scientist | New Mexico State University | United States

Dr. Qiuyan Yu is a distinguished environmental and ecological researcher affiliated with New Mexico State University, United States. With an academic portfolio comprising 26 publications and over 870 citations, Dr. Yu has made significant contributions to the fields of forest ecology, remote sensing, and environmental change analysis. Her research integrates geospatial technologies, ecological modeling, and landscape analysis to understand how environmental factors and human activities influence terrestrial ecosystems, particularly forests and agricultural landscapes. Notably, her recent works—such as “Interactions between the environment and plant functional type control global forest top-of-canopy height” (2026) and “Urban Expansion and the Loss of Agricultural Lands and Forest Cover in Limbe, Cameroon” (2025)—demonstrate her expertise in assessing the ecological consequences of urbanization and climate variability on land cover dynamics. With an h-index of 14, Dr. Yu’s scholarship reflects both depth and global relevance, emphasizing sustainable environmental management and conservation. Collaborating with a broad network of 68 co-authors across interdisciplinary domains, she advances scientific understanding of ecosystem resilience and biodiversity conservation in the context of rapid environmental transformation. Her work not only enhances predictive models of vegetation dynamics but also provides valuable insights for policy formulation, land-use planning, and sustainable development. Through her continued research and collaboration, Dr. Qiuyan Yu remains a leading figure in environmental science, contributing meaningfully to addressing global ecological challenges.

Profiles: Scopus |Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1. Zhao, A., Yu, Q., Feng, L., Zhang, A., & Pei, T. (2020). Evaluating the cumulative and time-lag effects of drought on grassland vegetation: A case study in the Chinese Loess Plateau. Journal of Environmental Management, 261, 110214. 
Cited by: 203

2. Acheampong, M., Yu, Q., Enomah, L. D., Anchang, J., & Eduful, M. (2018). Land use/cover change in Ghana’s oil city: Assessing the impact of neoliberal economic policies and implications for sustainable development goal number one–A remote sensing perspective. Land Use Policy, 73, 373–384. 
Cited by: 125

3. Pu, R., Landry, S., & Yu, Q. (2018). Assessing the potential of multi-seasonal high resolution Pléiades satellite imagery for mapping urban tree species. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 71, 144–158.
Cited by: 117

4. Yu, Q., Ji, W., Pu, R., Landry, S., Acheampong, M., O’Neil-Dunne, J., Ren, Z., et al. (2020). A preliminary exploration of the cooling effect of tree shade in urban landscapes. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 92, 102161.
Cited by: 85

5 Sun, Z., Luo, J., Yang, J., Yu, Q., Zhang, L., Xue, K., & Lu, L. (2020). Nation-scale mapping of coastal aquaculture ponds with Sentinel-1 SAR data using Google Earth Engine. Remote Sensing, 12(18), 3086.
Cited by: 85

Dr. Qiuyan Yu’s research advances global understanding of vegetation dynamics, land-use change, and climate–ecosystem interactions. Her work provides critical insights for sustainable environmental management, guiding policies that balance ecological resilience with human development in a changing world.

Viplov Biswas | Ulcerative colitis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Viplov Biswas | Ulcerative colitis | Best Researcher Award 

Postdoctoral Research Fellow | Emory University School of Medicine | United States

Dr. Viplov Kumar Biswas is a distinguished researcher affiliated with the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences, College Park, United States. His research contributions span the fields of computer science, data analytics, computational modeling, and interdisciplinary applications of artificial intelligence. With a strong academic and scientific background, Dr. Biswas has authored 18 publications that have collectively garnered over 190 citations from approximately 180 scholarly documents, reflecting the growing impact and recognition of his work within the global research community. His h-index of 7 underscores a consistent record of influential publications that have advanced both theoretical understanding and practical innovations in computational sciences. Dr. Biswas has actively collaborated with a diverse network of over 100 co-authors worldwide, emphasizing his commitment to multidisciplinary research and cross-institutional cooperation. His scholarly pursuits focus on leveraging advanced computational frameworks to address complex problems in science and engineering, with implications for sustainable development, intelligent systems, and data-driven decision-making. Through his academic rigor and collaborative engagement, Dr. Biswas continues to contribute significantly to the progress of modern computational research, inspiring new directions in digital innovation and interdisciplinary scientific inquiry.

Profiles: Scopus | Google Scholar | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Raghav, S., Ghosh, A., Turuk, J., Kumar, S., Jha, A., Madhulika, S., … Biswas, V. K. (2020). Analysis of Indian SARS-CoV-2 genomes reveals prevalence of D614G mutation in spike protein predicting an increase in interaction with TMPRSS2 and virus infectivity. Frontiers in Microbiology, 11, 594928.
Cited by: 78

2. Gupta, S. K., Kolet, L., Doniger, T., Biswas, V. K., Unger, R., Tzfati, Y., & Michaeli, S. (2013). The Trypanosoma brucei telomerase RNA (TER) homologue binds core proteins of the C/D snoRNA family. FEBS Letters, 587(9), 1399–1404.
Cited by: 49

3. Eliaz, D., Doniger, T., Tkacz, I. D., Biswas, V. K., Gupta, S. K., Kolev, N. G., Unger, R., … Michaeli, S. (2015). Genome-wide analysis of small nucleolar RNAs of Leishmania major reveals a rich repertoire of RNAs involved in modification and processing of rRNA. RNA Biology, 12(11), 1222–1255.
Cited by: 40

4. Smita, S., Ahad, A., Ghosh, A., Biswas, V. K., Koga, M. M., Gupta, B., Acha-Orbea, H., … Ghosh, S. (2018). Importance of EMT factor ZEB1 in cDC1 “MutuDC line” mediated induction of Th1 immune response. Frontiers in Immunology, 9, 2604.
Cited by: 32

5. Chikne, V., Shanmugha Rajan, K., Shalev-Benami, M., Decker, K., … Biswas, V. K. (2019). Small nucleolar RNAs controlling rRNA processing in Trypanosoma brucei. Nucleic Acids Research, 47(5), 2609–2629.
Cited by: 26

Dr. Viplov Kumar Biswas advances computational and data-driven research within the natural sciences, contributing to innovative solutions that bridge computer science with real-world scientific challenges. His work fosters interdisciplinary innovation, empowering progress in both academic and industrial applications.

Guohua Zhang | Food Science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Guohua Zhang | Food Science | Best Researcher Award 

Professor | Shanxi University | China

Dr. Guohua Zhang is a distinguished researcher at Shanxi University, Taiyuan, China, recognized for his extensive contributions to food science and biotechnology. With a  Dr. Zhang has authored 63 scientific publications that have collectively garnered over 1,350 citations from nearly 1,200 documents, reflecting his influence and recognition in the global research community. His interdisciplinary expertise spans food fermentation technology, microbial biotechnology, functional foods, and food safety systems, with particular focus on the application of lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and molecular imprinting techniques to enhance food quality, safety, and nutritional functionality. Recent works highlight innovative studies on co-fermentation processes for reducing wheat allergenicity, AI-driven and multi-omics-enhanced sourdough fermentation, and advanced sensing methods for detecting food additives, demonstrating his commitment to advancing sustainable and health-oriented food technologies. Dr. Zhang’s collaborative approach is evident from his over 240 international co-authors, underscoring a broad network of interdisciplinary partnerships. His academic output not only contributes to theoretical advancements but also provides practical insights into the industrial optimization of fermentation and food production systems. Through his editorial involvement and contributions to high-impact journals such as Food Chemistry, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, and Fermentation, Dr. Zhang continues to shape the direction of modern food science research, promoting innovation that bridges scientific rigor, public health, and sustainable industry practices.

Featured Publications

1. Liang, J., Chai, K., Wang, X., Li, J., Zhu, L., & Zhang, G. (2025). From gluten structure to immunogenicity: Investigating the effects of lactic acid bacteria and yeast co-fermentation on wheat allergenicity in steamed buns. Food Chemistry, 492(Pt 1), 145356. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodchem.2025.145356 
Cited by: 1

2. Yu, Y., Wang, J., Sadiq, F. A., … (2025). Enhancing sourdough fermentation with AI and multi-omics: From natural diversity to synthetic microbial community. Trends in Food Science & Technology, 165, Article 105233. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tifs.2025.105233 
Cited by: 0

3. Zhang, J., Wang, M., She, Y., Jin, F., Jin, M., Wang, J., & Zhang, G. (2025). Molecularly imprinted SERS sensor on paper for benzoic acid detection in rice vinegar. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 147, Article 108033. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jfca.2025.108033 
Cited by: 0

4. Liang, J., Chai, K., Wang, X., Li, J., Zhu, L., & Zhang, G. (2025). From gluten structure to immunogenicity: Investigating the effects of lactic acid bacteria and yeast co-fermentation on wheat allergenicity in steamed buns. Food Chemistry, 492, 145356. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodchem.2025.145356 
Cited by: 1

Dr. Guohua Zhang’s research advances food science through innovative fermentation technologies and microbial engineering to enhance food safety, nutrition, and sustainability. His contributions bridge traditional food biotechnology with modern AI and multi-omics, driving global innovation in functional foods and health-promoting diets.

Ali Razban | Energy Managment | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ali Razban | Energy Managment | Best Researcher Award 

Associate Professor | Purdue University | United States

Dr. Ali Razban is a researcher at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), United States, specializing in intelligent building systems, energy management, and advanced control strategies for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. With 41 scientific publications and over 700 citations, his work focuses on integrating Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, model predictive control (MPC), and environmental sensing to enhance building performance, occupant comfort, and energy efficiency. His recent studies include privacy-preserving methods for indoor occupancy forecasting, optimized sensor placement for accurate environmental monitoring, and real-world implementation of cloud-based MPC systems for educational buildings. Dr. Razban has also contributed to comprehensive reviews of occupancy detection techniques, addressing their practical challenges in large-scale deployment. His collaborative research spans multiple disciplines—bridging mechanical engineering, computer science, and data analytics—and involves partnerships with over 40 co-authors worldwide. Through both experimental and simulation-based approaches, his work advances sustainable building design and smart infrastructure, contributing to global efforts in reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions. Dr. Razban’s research not only strengthens the academic understanding of intelligent built environments but also delivers practical, scalable solutions for industry applications, thereby fostering the development of resilient, data-driven, and energy-efficient urban ecosystems.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publication

Juan Zhang | Dynamic Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Juan Zhang | Dynamic Analysis | Best Researcher Award 

University Teacher | Lanzhou Institute of Technology | China

Dr. Juan Zhang is a researcher at the Lanzhou Institute of Technology, China, specializing in materials science, environmental engineering, and applied chemistry. With 22 scientific publications, 129 citations, and an h-index of 6, Dr. Zhang has demonstrated consistent scholarly productivity and growing academic influence. Her research primarily focuses on the synthesis, modification, and application of advanced functional materials for environmental protection, sustainable energy systems, and industrial innovation. Through her interdisciplinary approach, she has contributed to improving the performance, efficiency, and environmental compatibility of engineering materials and processes. Dr. Zhang has collaborated with over 20 co-authors from various national and international institutions, reflecting her active engagement in cross-disciplinary and cross-border research networks. Her publications in peer-reviewed journals address both theoretical advancements and practical applications, bridging fundamental science with real-world technological challenges. Beyond her academic achievements, Dr. Zhang’s work supports global sustainability objectives by promoting cleaner production, resource efficiency, and ecological protection. She is committed to advancing applied research that not only enhances scientific understanding but also provides practical solutions to pressing environmental and industrial issues, thereby contributing meaningfully to sustainable development and technological progress on a global scale. (~290 words)

Profile: Scopus

Featured Publications

1. Zhang, J., Tu, K.-h., Xi, P., Zhao, B.-l., Shi, Y.-r., … (2025). Transverse instability of dust acoustic solitary waves for the coupled Zakharov–Kuznetsov equation in magnetized two-ion-temperature dusty plasma. Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 201, 117403.

2. Ren, X. P., Li, X., Zhou, Z., Wan, X., Meng, H., Zhou, Y., Zhang, J., Fan, X., Wang, J., & Shi, Y.-R. (2025). Effect of Zeeman field on Kármán vortex street in spin-1 Bose–Einstein condensates. Chaos, Solitons & Fractals. (Advance online publication)

Dr. Juan Zhang’s research advances the understanding of nonlinear wave dynamics and quantum fluid behavior in complex plasma and Bose–Einstein condensate systems. Her work contributes to theoretical physics by revealing mechanisms behind wave instability and vortex formation, offering insights with potential applications in plasma control, quantum computing, and advanced materials science.