Zhengyi Yao | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Zhengyi Yao | Artificial Intelligence | Best Researcher Award

Sichuan Normal University |China

Zhengyi Yao, from Neijiang, Sichuan, China, is a dedicated researcher affiliated with Sichuan Normal University, holding both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Computer Science and Technology. His work primarily focuses on the Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity, cryptography, and artificial intelligence (AI). With a growing presence in academic publishing, he has contributed to several high-impact journals indexed in SCI and Scopus. Mr. Yao has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing secure, intelligent systems, particularly in logistics and industrial applications. His interdisciplinary approach blends theoretical research with practical implementation, contributing to emerging technologies such as blockchain-enabled IIoT and quantum cryptography. In addition to publishing five journal articles and securing seven patents, he actively contributes to the field through applied innovations aimed at enhancing privacy protection and data security. As a passionate technologist, Mr. Yao is continually exploring transformative solutions in smart systems, emphasizing the ethical and secure integration of AI in modern digital infrastructure.

Profile

Education

Zhengyi Yao completed his academic training at Sichuan Normal University, earning both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Computer Science and Technology. His undergraduate studies provided a solid foundation in software development, algorithms, and system architecture, while his postgraduate work emphasized advanced topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and cryptographic methods. During his graduate years, he engaged deeply with interdisciplinary studies, aligning computer science with real-world applications in logistics, IoT, and secure communication systems. His academic performance has been marked by consistent excellence and a proactive engagement in research-driven projects. While enrolled, he also explored the practical aspects of emerging technologies, developing tools and frameworks to support digital transformation in industrial systems. His education has been instrumental in shaping his scientific outlook, fostering a commitment to ethical innovation and robust digital security. These academic experiences continue to inform his contributions to academic research and patent development in the tech and security domains.

Experience

Zhengyi Yao has gained substantial experience as a researcher and innovator in the fields of IoT, cybersecurity, cryptography, and AI. While at Sichuan Normal University, he actively participated in multiple collaborative research efforts that examined the integration of blockchain with IIoT systems and privacy-focused AI applications in logistics. Despite limited consultancy and editorial appointments, his practical contributions are demonstrated through five SCI/Scopus-indexed journal publications and seven patents. He has co-authored research tackling challenges in smart logistics security, 5G-based blockchain sensors, and quantum cryptography, showcasing his capability to bridge theoretical and applied computing. Through independent and team-driven efforts, Mr. Yao has contributed to designing secure systems that support data integrity and user privacy in dynamic industrial environments. His hands-on research experience, supported by solid academic training, underpins his drive to innovate in secure computing technologies and has positioned him as a promising young professional in China’s growing digital research landscape

Research Focus

Zhengyi Yao’s research centers on the intersection of emerging technologies like IoT, blockchain, AI, and cybersecurity, with a strong focus on intelligent logistics systems. He explores secure device communication, privacy-preserving data protocols, and cryptographic models for industrial systems. His work on blockchain-enabled IIoT platforms aims to fortify command operations against cyber threats, while his investigations into quantum cryptography are pushing the boundaries of next-generation digital security. One of his key contributions is the development of 5G-based universal blockchain smart sensors, combining speed, scalability, and trust for dynamic logistics applications. His research also examines how AI can be ethically and securely integrated into cyber-physical environments to optimize data flow, user privacy, and system integrity. Through published works and patented innovations, he is shaping solutions to critical security challenges facing smart logistics and industrial platforms. His forward-thinking approach promotes safer, more resilient infrastructures in an increasingly connected digital world.

Publications

Sensitive Data Privacy Protection of Carrier in Intelligent Logistics System
Year: 2024
Citation:2

Blockchain-enabled device command operation security for Industrial Internet of Things
Year: 2023
Citation:12

5G-BSS: 5G-Based Universal Blockchain Smart Sensors
Year: 2022
Citation:2

Conclusion

Zhengyi Yao exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated and innovative researcher, with notable contributions to smart logistics, cybersecurity, and cryptographic technologies. His blend of academic rigor and applied invention positions him as a rising leader in secure digital systems.

Huy Dinh | Orthopedics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Huy Dinh | Orthopedics | Best Researcher Award

Stanford University Department of Orthopaedic Surgery | United States

Huy G. Dinh is a dynamic clinical researcher and medical student at Stanford University School of Medicine, combining a strong foundation in bioengineering with innovative medical research. A graduate of UCLA with a B.S. in Bioengineering , he has co-authored numerous high-impact publications and presented at prestigious conferences, including the International Stroke Conference and American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Huy’s research spans computational modeling, cerebral hemodynamics, and thumb osteoarthritis. He currently works in the Ladd Lab at Stanford, focusing on orthopedic strain sensor design and joint dysfunction research. In addition to his academic achievements, he has served in multiple leadership roles in student organizations and contributed extensively to community and cultural initiatives. His background as an EMT further demonstrates his commitment to public health and patient care. Fluent in Japanese, Vietnamese, and Spanish, Huy integrates his multidisciplinary skills to advance translational research and inclusive medical innovation.

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Education

Huy G. Dinh is pursuing his Doctor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine (2023–present), where he is actively involved in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of engineering and clinical medicine. Prior to Stanford, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering from the University of California, Los Angeles (2016–2021). His undergraduate experience laid the groundwork for his passion in applying computational tools and biomedical modeling to real-world medical challenges. Throughout his academic journey, Huy has combined coursework with impactful research, exemplified by his authorship in peer-reviewed journals. His strong foundation in bioengineering has been instrumental in shaping his approach to medicine, emphasizing innovation, precision diagnostics, and technology-driven healthcare solutions. His continuous learning is further supported by certifications such as the AHA Basic Life Support Provider, and skills in MATLAB, Python, COMSOL, and SolidWorks, enhancing his ability to translate theory into clinical applications.

Experience

Huy G. Dinh has amassed diverse and meaningful experience across clinical research, emergency care, and academic leadership. As a Clinical Researcher at Stanford’s Ladd Lab, he designs orthopedic strain sensors and investigates hand joint dysfunction. Previously, at ChienLab in UCLA, he led vascular diagnostics research and coordinated interdisciplinary teams. Huy also served as an EMT with Premier Ambulance and iCrowd, delivering emergency care and COVID-19 testing. His leadership roles include co-leading Stanford’s Orthopedic Surgery Interest Group and coordinating cultural and outreach events across UCLA, such as Southeast Asian Admit Weekend. In each position, Huy demonstrated exceptional organizational, technical, and collaborative skills. His ability to manage databases, conduct computational modeling, and present findings at international forums reflects a deep commitment to both scientific inquiry and community impact. Fluent in three languages and skilled in advanced software, he bridges the gap between medical research and patient-centered care with precision and empathy.

Awards and Honors

Huy G. Dinh’s scholarly achievements are reflected in his multiple peer-reviewed publications in reputed journals such as Stroke, Sensors, and Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing. He has been selected for podium and poster presentations at premier conferences including the International Stroke Conference, American Society for Surgery of the Hand, and the Stanford Medical Student Research Symposium. His academic and extracurricular dedication has earned him leadership roles in student organizations, demonstrating both scientific excellence and commitment to diversity and mentorship. Huy’s involvement in high-impact projects, including computational hemodynamic modeling and orthopedic innovation, highlights his research prominence at a young stage in his career. While formal award titles are not listed, his selection for multiple competitive speaking engagements, publication in top-tier journals, and leadership in major outreach programs collectively represent a strong portfolio of academic recognition, professional contribution, and societal impact. His trajectory suggests continued distinction in clinical research and academic medicine.

Research Focus

Huy G. Dinh’s research lies at the intersection of bioengineering, computational modeling, and clinical medicine. His primary focus areas include cerebral hemodynamics, vascular diagnostics, and orthopedic biomechanics. In vascular studies, he leverages guidewire pressure data and CFD (computational fluid dynamics) to model blood flow dynamics in conditions like carotid stenosis and intracranial aneurysms. His recent work also explores thumb osteoarthritis progression using novel sensor technologies and AI-assisted motion capture. Huy’s interdisciplinary expertise enables him to design and validate innovative diagnostic tools, pushing the frontier of personalized medicine. With over ten publications and numerous conference presentations, his research is recognized for bridging engineering precision with clinical relevance. His ongoing projects at Stanford aim to develop minimally invasive, real-time assessment technologies for joint and vascular health. Equipped with strong programming skills in Python and proficiency in modeling software like COMSOL and SolidWorks, Huy is positioned as a leader in translational bioengineering research.

Publications

Reconstruction of carotid stenosis hemodynamics based on guidewire pressure data and computational modeling
Year: 2022
Citations: 18

Image-derived Metrics Quantifying Hemodynamic Instability Predicted Growth of Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysms
Year: 2022
Citations: 9

A physical phantom for amine chemical exchange saturation transfer (CEST) MRI
Year: 2021
Citations: 25

Conclusion

Huy G. Dinh exemplifies the next generation of clinician-scientists through his integration of bioengineering, medicine, and innovation. With strong academic credentials, impactful publications, and hands-on clinical experience, he is committed to advancing diagnostic technologies in both vascular and orthopedic fields. His multidisciplinary approach, leadership roles, and community involvement highlight his well-rounded excellence. Huy’s work stands as a testament to bridging the gap between engineering and patient care, making him a promising contributor to translational medical science. He brings together empathy, innovation, and academic rigor, which will undoubtedly shape his future contributions to global healthcare challenges.

George Chelnokov | Geochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. George Chelnokov | Geochemistry | Best Researcher Award

Geological Institute Russian Academy of Sciences | Russia

Dr. George Alekseevich Chelnokov is a distinguished hydrogeologist and geochemist, currently serving as a Leading Researcher at the Heat and Mass Transfer Laboratory, Geological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. With over two decades of expertise in hydrogeology, geochemistry, and thermal fluid systems, he has made significant contributions to the study of mineral and thermal waters across Russia and internationally. His research delves into the genesis, geochemical behavior, and isotopic composition of hydrothermal systems, including volcanic and geothermal zones. Dr. Chelnokov has served in various research roles, including as Head of Laboratory at the Far East Geological Institute and as a postdoctoral researcher in Mexico. He is a seasoned scientific project leader, academic mentor, and published author, contributing extensively to collaborative studies with the Russian Science Foundation. His dedication to geological sciences has earned him notable awards and recognition within both Russian and global scientific communities.

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Education

Dr. Chelnokov holds a Ph.D. in Hydrogeology from the State Polytechnic University of Tomsk, awarded in 2005 for his thesis on high pCO₂ mineral waters in the Sikhote-Alin region. He completed postdoctoral research at the Institute of Geophysics, UNAM (Mexico) in 2009, where he developed hydrogeological models for the El Chichon volcano. His advanced training includes a six-month course at the United Nations University Geothermal Training Programme in Iceland (2004). His academic foundation was laid at Far East State Technical University, Vladivostok, where he earned both his Bachelor (1998) and Master (2000) degrees in Geology. His postgraduate training at the Far East Geological Institute (2000–2003) focused on mineral water geochemistry. His educational trajectory combines solid theoretical knowledge with rigorous practical experience, particularly in the areas of geothermal systems, water-rock interaction, and the geological mapping of hydrogeochemical phenomena in volcanic and tectonically active terrains.

Experience

Dr. Chelnokov has built a robust career in geological sciences, beginning as a lab assistant (1997–2000) and advancing to Scientific Researcher (2000–2006) at the Far East Geological Institute. From 2006–2015, he served as Senior Scientific Researcher in the Hydrogeochemistry of Supergene Processes Laboratory, later becoming Head of that unit (2015–2020). Since 2020, he has been a Leading Researcher at the Geological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. Simultaneously, he worked for two decades (2000–2020) as Principal Hydrogeologist at Mineral Waters Ltd., gaining industry-level experience. Dr. Chelnokov has participated in and led numerous research projects funded by RFBR and RSF, focusing on hydrogeological systems, thermal waters, rare earth geochemistry, and environmental contamination. He also taught hydrogeology at the Far East Federal University and supervised graduate theses. His deep integration in academia, research, and applied hydrogeology reflects a career dedicated to scientific advancement and practical application.

Awards and Honors

Dr. George Chelnokov has received multiple prestigious awards recognizing his scientific excellence. In 2001, he was honored with the Grant of the Governors of the Primorye Region. He earned a United Nations University geothermal research grant in 2004 and the same year became a laureate of the Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Young Scientists Prize. In 2007, he received the esteemed Academician Y.A. Kosygin Prize. His international collaboration and long-standing commitment to hydrogeochemistry were acknowledged in 2019 when he was named a “Friend of Water-Rock Interaction Symposia” by the IAGC WRI Working Group. These honors reflect his impactful research in geofluids, water-rock interactions, and thermal systems. Throughout his career, his scientific leadership and contributions to fundamental and applied geoscience research have been consistently recognized by academic institutions and international organizations.

Research Focus

Dr. Chelnokov’s research is centered on the hydrogeology and geochemistry of thermal and low-temperature fluids. His work investigates the chemical and isotopic composition of mineral and volcanic waters, geofluid circulation systems, and water-rock interaction processes. He has led and participated in numerous projects on the genesis of brines, geochemical mapping of geothermal systems, and rare earth element fractionation in groundwater. Notably, his research has addressed tectonic signals in hydrogeochemical records, nitrogen-rich thermal springs, and tungsten geochemical cycles. He has also contributed to studies on the geofluid evolution in mud volcanic systems and the fluid dynamics in folded belts across Eurasia. His work is funded by major institutions like the Russian Science Foundation and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research. Combining field studies, analytical chemistry, and modeling, Dr. Chelnokov’s interdisciplinary approach aims to understand geodynamic environments, resource potential, and environmental impacts of subsurface fluid systems.

Publications

Using iron speciation to track hydrocarbon migration in bleached rocks and its implications for reservoir reconstruction
Year: 2020
Citations: 10

Trace Elements in Thermal Waters of the Northern Tien Shan: Distribution and Fate
Year: 2019
Citations: 8

Geochemistry of nitric thermal springs from Khoja-Obi-Garm thermal area (Pamir-Tien Shan region)
Year: 2022
Citations: 4

Conclusion

Dr. George Chelnokov is a renowned geoscientist whose extensive contributions to hydrogeology, thermal water geochemistry, and fluid system modeling have significantly advanced both theoretical understanding and practical applications in Earth sciences, and he continues to lead impactful research at the Geological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Sarah Leibowitz | Behavioral Neurobiology | Most Cited Article Award

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Dr. Sarah Leibowitz | Behavioral Neurobiology | Most Cited Article Award

The Rockefeller University | United States

Dr. Sarah F. Leibowitz is a Research Associate Professor at The Rockefeller University in the Laboratory of Behavioral Neurobiology. With a career dedicated to uncovering the neural basis of addiction, she focuses on how the brain regulates consumption of substances like alcohol and nicotine, as well as high-fat and high-sugar foods. Her pioneering work explores the transition from casual intake to substance dependence, linking specific brain mechanisms to addictive behaviors. Dr. Leibowitz’s research also highlights how emotional traits—such as impulsivity and anxiety—influence substance use. In recent years, she has expanded her work to investigate how maternal diet and drug exposure during pregnancy affect the brain development and behavior of offspring. Her studies reveal persistent neural and behavioral changes that may increase vulnerability to addiction later in life. Through her research, she aims to identify early indicators of addiction risk and explore preventive strategies for substance abuse disorders.

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Education

Dr. Sarah F. Leibowitz earned her Ph.D. in behavioral neurobiology, establishing her foundation in neuroscience and psychobiology. Although specific details of her academic institutions are not publicly disclosed, her academic trajectory clearly reflects rigorous training in neurobiology, endocrinology, and developmental neuroscience. Her education emphasized the interplay between brain structure, behavior, and environmental stimuli—especially as related to addiction and nutrition. Over the course of her doctoral and postdoctoral work, she developed specialized expertise in rodent models, neurochemical techniques, and behavioral neuroscience. Her educational background has equipped her to contribute significantly to the understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying addiction, impulsivity, and maternal influences on brain development. Dr. Leibowitz’s academic formation has not only shaped her robust research career but also positioned her as a mentor and thought leader in the intersection of behavioral neuroscience, addiction research, and developmental psychobiology.

 Experience

Dr. Sarah Leibowitz brings decades of experience in behavioral neuroscience, serving as a Research Associate Professor at The Rockefeller University. In this role, she leads research exploring how neurochemical circuits in the brain influence the consumption of addictive substances and palatable foods. Her experience spans experimental neurobiology, developmental studies, and translational addiction research, using advanced rodent models to simulate human behavioral patterns. She has worked extensively on characterizing the neural pathways that control emotional traits such as impulsivity and anxiety, which predispose individuals to addiction. In addition, Dr. Leibowitz has pioneered investigations into prenatal programming—studying how maternal substance use affects offspring neurodevelopment and behavior. Her career has been marked by interdisciplinary collaborations, significant grant support, and mentoring emerging scientists. Dr. Leibowitz’s extensive lab-based research experience has positioned her at the forefront of studies on addiction vulnerability, making meaningful contributions to both basic neuroscience and potential clinical applications.

Awards and Honors

While specific awards and honors for Dr. Sarah F. Leibowitz are not publicly detailed, her long-standing appointment at The Rockefeller University—a prestigious research institution—attests to her outstanding contributions in behavioral neurobiology. Recognition in the scientific community is reflected through her published research, influential collaborations, and leadership in addiction-related neuroscience. She is frequently cited in peer-reviewed journals, indicating strong academic impact and recognition from fellow researchers. Her studies addressing prenatal influences on addiction vulnerability have garnered widespread attention in developmental neuroscience and public health sectors. In addition to academic merit, Dr. Leibowitz’s role as a mentor and educator suggests acknowledgment of her commitment to training the next generation of scientists. The significance and longevity of her research position imply that she has received competitive research funding and peer-reviewed grants, further recognizing the value of her work in advancing understanding of substance use disorders.

Research Focus

Dr. Leibowitz’s research focuses on the neurobiological mechanisms underlying addiction, particularly the transition from use to dependence on substances like alcohol, nicotine, and palatable foods. Her laboratory investigates how neurochemical pathways in various brain regions drive compulsive consumption and are influenced by traits such as novelty seeking, impulsivity, and anxiety. A major area of her research explores the developmental origins of addiction: how maternal consumption of drugs or high-fat/high-sugar diets during pregnancy alters brain development and long-term behavior in offspring. These studies reveal that such prenatal exposures can “reprogram” the brain, increasing susceptibility to substance use disorders in adolescence and adulthood. Through rodent models, Dr. Leibowitz aims to identify biomarkers and early-life predictors of addiction risk, as well as investigate potential interventions for prevention. Her multidisciplinary approach integrates behavioral neuroscience, endocrinology, and developmental biology, contributing valuable insights into addiction’s origins, progression, and possible prevention strategies.

Publications

Title: Neurological Disorders Induced by Drug Use: Effects of Adolescent and Embryonic Drug Exposure on Behavioral Neurodevelopment
Year: 2024
Citations: 2

Title: Utility of the Zebrafish Model for Studying Neuronal and Behavioral Disturbances Induced by Embryonic Exposure to Alcohol, Nicotine, and Cannabis
Year: 2023
Citations: 8

Title: Role of Chemokine Cxcl12a in Mediating the Stimulatory Effects of Ethanol on Embryonic Development of Subpopulations of Hypocretin/Orexin Neurons and Their Projections
Year: 2023
Citations: 10

Title: Embryonic ethanol exposure induces ectopic Hcrt and MCH neurons outside hypothalamus in rats and zebrafish: Role in ethanol‐induced behavioural disturbances
Year: 2022
Citations: 18

Conclusion

Dr. Sarah F. Leibowitz’s work stands at the intersection of neuroscience, behavior, and developmental biology, providing groundbreaking insights into addiction, prenatal brain development, and preventive strategies for substance use disorders, making her a leading figure in behavioral neurobiology and addiction research.

 

Mruganxi Harshad Sharma | Food Science and Technology | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Mruganxi Harshad Sharma | Food Science and Technology | Best Researcher Award

Prince of Songkla University | Thailand.

Mruganxi Harshad Sharma is a dedicated and skilled microbiologist and food science researcher currently pursuing a PhD in Food Science and Technology at Prince of Songkla University, Thailand. With a strong academic foundation in microbiology, she brings hands-on expertise in molecular diagnostics, food safety, and environmental microbiology. She has contributed to cutting-edge research on the antimicrobial effects of natural compounds and non-thermal processing techniques in seafood safety. Previously, she worked as a microbiologist at the Environmental Audit Cell of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board and as a lab technician at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University. Mruganxi is known for her precision in lab techniques, data analysis, and her proactive participation in scientific events. She has received recognition for her oral presentations and has published multiple research articles in international journals. With a keen interest in sustainable food safety solutions, she is poised to make impactful contributions to global food quality and public health.

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Education

Mruganxi Sharma’s educational journey reflects a progressive specialization in microbiology and food science. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Food Science and Technology at Prince of Songkla University, Thailand, focusing on sustainable seafood preservation using natural antimicrobials and non-thermal technologies. She holds an M.Sc. in Microbiology from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, with a dissertation on the functional metagenomics of poultry respiratory tracts. Her undergraduate degree, a B.Sc. in Microbiology, was obtained from Shree Ramkrishna Institute of Computer Education and Applied Sciences, Surat. She also completed her H.S.Eat Jay Ambe Vidhyabhavan ( and her S.S.E  from Divine Child High School (CBSE). Throughout her education, she has actively engaged in conferences, training programs, and technical courses that have enhanced her lab, data analysis, and research communication skills. Her academic record illustrates a solid foundation in microbiological principles and environmental health.

Experience

Mruganxi has acquired valuable professional experience through roles that integrate laboratory diagnostics, environmental science, and food microbiology. As a microbiologist with the Environmental Audit Cell under the Gujarat Pollution Control Board , she conducted standardized microbiological analyses on water and air quality, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. Before that, she worked as a Lab Technician at the RT-PCR Laboratory of Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, where she performed PCR-based molecular testing for viral markers, DNA/RNA extraction, and reagent preparation. These roles equipped her with strong technical abilities in microbial analysis, laboratory maintenance, environmental audits, and molecular diagnostics. Her skills extend to bioinformatics, data handling, and quality control procedures. Her professional journey highlights her commitment to precision, sustainability, and innovation, making her well-suited for advanced scientific research in microbiological and food technology domains.

Awards and Honors

Mruganxi Sharma has received notable recognition for her academic and extracurricular accomplishments. Most prominently, she was awarded the Best Graduate Student Oral Presentation Award at the International Symposium on Natural Product Innovation and Commercialization (NPIC) in Satun, Thailand (November 2024). During her academic journey, she participated in various national and international scientific conferences and webinars, showcasing her engagement with cutting-edge research. She has been actively involved in competitions such as the Quiz Competition organized by the Uttarakhand Pollution Control Board on World Water Day and multiple inter-college biology and microbiology events organized by UGAM, where she won a 3rd prize for a biology model presentation and participated in drama and quiz competitions. Additionally, she earned sports honors in school for skating, karate, darts, and dance, demonstrating her well-rounded personality and leadership spirit in academic and co-curricular platforms.

Research Focus

Mruganxi’s research centers on sustainable food preservation through the application of natural antimicrobials and non-thermal processing technologies. Her PhD thesis investigates the prevalence of Vibrio spp. in bivalve mollusks and evaluates the synergistic effects of chitooligosaccharides (COS) and COS-epigallocatechin gallate conjugates, along with high-voltage atmospheric cold plasma, to inhibit bacterial activity in seafood. This innovative approach addresses critical food safety concerns while promoting eco-friendly preservation strategies. She has co-authored multiple research articles published in reputed journals, exploring topics like multidrug-resistant Vibrio strains, the fortification of meat products using Maillard reaction products, and in vitro antibacterial mechanisms of bioactive compounds. Her Master’s dissertation on the metagenomics of poultry respiratory tracts reflects her early focus on functional microbial communities. Her work integrates microbiology, food technology, and environmental health, contributing to safer, more sustainable food systems and aligning with global goals for public health and food innovation.

Publications

Physical, textural, microbiological, and sensorial properties and oxidative stability of chicken patty fortified with Maillard reaction products derived from salmon frame (Salmo salar) protein hydrolysate
Year: 2025

Impact of Chitooligosaccharide Conjugated Epigallocatechin Gallate and Non-Thermal High-Voltage Atmospheric Cold Plasma on Vibrio parahaemolyticus: An In Vitro Study and the Use in Blood Clam Meat
Year: 2025

Multidrug-Resistance of Vibrio Species in Bivalve Mollusks from Southern Thailand: Isolation, Identification, Pathogenicity, and Their Sensitivity toward Chitooligosaccharide-Epigallocatechin-3-Gallate Conjugate
Year: 2024

Conclusion

Mruganxi Harshad Sharma is an emerging researcher in microbiology and food science whose expertise in natural antimicrobials, molecular diagnostics, and environmental microbiology positions her to make meaningful contributions to global food safety, sustainable processing technologies, and public health through interdisciplinary research and innovation.

 

Muhsin Jaleel | Engineering Management | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Muhsin Jaleel | Engineering Management | Best Researcher Award

Nanjing Forestry University | China

Muhsin Jaleel is a dynamic Research Assistant at Nanjing Forestry University, China, specializing in sustainable land and water use systems. With a strong foundation in agricultural engineering and environmental management, he brings hands-on experience in hydroponics, GIS tools, environmental analysis, and climate-resilient agriculture. His work spans interdisciplinary efforts involving environmental impact assessments, water resource management, and sustainable farming technologies. Previously, he contributed to HT Consultant in Pakistan and led an academic thesis on hydroponic greenhouse design. Muhsin has also served as a science educator, combining technical expertise with community engagement through volunteer work and event organization. His dedication to academic and field-based research is evident in his international conference participation, scientific publications, and an impressive array of certifications in climate change, AI in agriculture, and GIS systems. Fluent in multiple languages and equipped with robust data analysis and communication skills, he strives to contribute meaningfully to global sustainable development efforts.

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Education

Muhsin Jaleel holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Agricultural Engineering from Sindh Agriculture University Tando Jam, where he specialized in irrigation, hydroponics, and environmental sustainability. His final year project focused on the “Design, Installation, and Construction of a Hydroponic Greenhouse System,” equipping him with applied technical knowledge in soilless cultivation. He further enhanced his credentials with a Diploma in Environmental Management from ASEAN Online Education , gaining valuable insights into eco-centric land-use planning and sustainability. Muhsin’s academic journey is supplemented with continuous professional development through online certifications in climate adaptation (UNITAR), geographic information systems (Esri, LinkedIn Learning), and artificial intelligence in agriculture (Udemy). His interdisciplinary education has been both theoretical and applied, combining agricultural science, engineering design, environmental protocols, and technological innovation. This diverse educational background underpins his research ambitions and equips him to address emerging challenges in agriculture, climate change, and sustainable development effectively.

Experience

Muhsin Jaleel is currently a Research Assistant at Nanjing Forestry University, China, where he works on sustainable land and water management systems, environmental impact assessments, and agricultural sustainability. Before this, he served as a Research Assistant at HT Consultant, Pakistan , contributing to a project on “Agricultural Seeds and Mechanization,” focused on ecological balance and long-term environmental sustainability. Earlier, he conducted a detailed Bachelor’s thesis on hydroponic greenhouse systems and interned at the Drainage and Reclamation Institute of Pakistan (DRIP), enhancing his skills in water management and irrigation efficiency. Additionally, Muhsin taught science and worked as an invigilator at Ocean Academy Secondary School, Karachi , where he honed his communication and teaching abilities. His experience is diverse—spanning academia, field research, education, and environmental consulting—making him an asset to cross-disciplinary research in agriculture, climate change, and sustainability.

Awards and Honors

Muhsin Jaleel has been recognized for both academic and extracurricular excellence. He received the Sports Certified Specialist (SCS) designation from the Nanjing International Cultural Exchange Center and was honored with the Best Planting Event Award for organizing a health and environmental initiative at Sindh Agriculture University. Earlier, he earned the Best in Cricket Sport Award, reflecting his active engagement in sports and leadership. Muhsin has also participated in prestigious academic forums, including the Climate Change Chair Meeting at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia, and the International Conference on Agriculture Food and Animal Science. He’s also taken part in national training events such as soil and water conservation workshops. His diverse accolades reflect a balance of academic rigor, environmental stewardship, and leadership capacity, showcasing his ongoing commitment to personal growth, scientific innovation, and community contribution.

Research Focus

Muhsin Jaleel’s research interests center on sustainable agriculture, environmental management, and climate change resilience. At Nanjing Forestry University, his work includes applied research in land and water utilization systems, environmental impact assessments, and sustainable rural development. His expertise spans hydroponic greenhouse design, GIS-based environmental analysis, and ecologically responsible farming techniques. Muhsin is particularly interested in how climate change impacts agriculture in urban and rural settings, as evidenced by his publication on the spatiotemporal analysis of flood impacts in Sindh, Pakistan. He integrates modern technologies—such as AI applications in agriculture and GIS tools—to enhance land use efficiency and mitigate climate risks. His certifications and training reflect a deep commitment to interdisciplinary research that merges environmental science, agricultural engineering, and technological innovation. By combining field data, policy awareness, and remote sensing techniques, his research aims to contribute to sustainable development goals and inform effective, adaptive land management policies globally.

Publications

Research Progress of Automation Ergonomic Risk Assessment in Building Construction: Visual Analysis and Review
Year: 2024

The effect of hot water extract of Linum usitatissimum and Trigonella foenum-graecum on bacteria that isolated from mouth
Year: 2022

The effect of hot aqueous extract of flax seeds and fenugreek seeds against bacteria that isolated from mouth of smoking people
Year: 2022

Conclusion

Muhsin Jaleel is an emerging researcher in sustainable agriculture and environmental systems, combining strong academic credentials, diverse field experience, and cutting-edge technological training to address global challenges in land and water resource management, with a vision to drive meaningful change through interdisciplinary, climate-resilient research.

Dohyoung Kim | Distributed Computing Methodologies | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Dohyoung Kim | Distributed Computing Methodologies | Best Researcher Award

Gachon University | South Korea

Dohyoung Kim is a dedicated computer scientist pursuing his Master’s in IT Convergence Engineering at Gachon University, Korea. With a strong academic foundation in Computer Engineering and extensive research experience in artificial intelligence (AI), federated learning (FL), and medical informatics, he is recognized for his impactful contributions to fairness and privacy-preserving machine learning. As a research assistant in the Open Convergence Lab, he has co-led national AI projects funded by the Ministry of Science and ICT and other government agencies. Dohyoung’s innovative work is reflected in several SCIE-indexed publications, patents, and technical solutions aimed at mental health, anomaly detection, and medical big data. He has received multiple awards, including the Korean Society of Medical Informatics President’s Award and recognition from the Korean Artificial-Intelligence Convergence Technology Society. His vision is to bridge AI and healthcare through equitable, secure, and practical ML systems for real-world deployment.

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Education

Mr. Dohyoung Kim has pursued a strong academic foundation in computer and information technologies, beginning with his undergraduate studies in Computer Engineering. He built a robust understanding of core principles such as programming, data structures, algorithms, and software systems. Continuing his educational journey, he completed further undergraduate coursework, solidifying his expertise and enhancing his practical skills in computer systems and networks. Currently, Mr. Kim is advancing his knowledge through a Master of Science program in IT Convergence Engineering at Gachon University, South Korea. His graduate studies focus on the intersection of information technology and multidisciplinary applications, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Notably, he has been involved in a specialized research project titled “SSMFed,” which explores the development of a fair federated learning model using SubSyncModel and semi-supervised learning. This educational path reflects his dedication to innovation, technical excellence, and contributions to evolving digital technologies.

Experience

Dohyoung Kim serves as a Research Assistant at the Open Convergence Lab, Gachon University, under Prof. Youngho Lee, where he has participated in five major national AI projects. These initiatives include building digital health platforms, medical big data systems for rare diseases, brain-computer interface (BCI) standardization, and behavior intervention technologies. His contributions span research design, algorithm development, and system integration. He has published multiple first-author papers in journals such as IEEE Access and Expert Systems with Applications, focusing on federated learning and bias mitigation. He has also registered several patents related to mental health monitoring, gamified behavioral interventions, and emotional assessment. In addition to research, Kim has taught numerous courses as a teaching assistant, such as Big Data Analysis, Cloud Programming. His industry collaboration includes anomaly detection with Good Morning Information Tech and mobile app development, demonstrating well-rounded, real-world technical and leadership experience.

Awards and Honors

Dohyoung Kim has received numerous prestigious awards, reflecting his excellence in AI and medical informatics.  He earned the President’s Award from the Korean Society of Medical Informatics (KOSMI) for outstanding academic performance and research. He has twice received KOSMI’s Best Research Group Award. His paper on anomaly detection using federated learning won the Excellent Paper Award from the Korean Artificial-Intelligence Convergence Technology Society (KAICTS) , showcasing his early potential in behavioral AI. His academic excellence is further recognized through a series of scholarships from Gachon University, including those for SCI-level publications, departmental distinction, and undergraduate R&D internships. These accolades highlight his consistent contributions to innovation, academic rigor, and the application of ethical AI in healthcare.

Research Focus

Dohyoung Kim’s research centers on Fair and Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning (FL), with strong interests in semi-supervised learning (SSL), multimodal AI, and clinical information extraction. He develops algorithms like ACMFed and HFAD, designed to tackle bias, fairness, and communication efficiency in healthcare and industrial AI environments. His work advances real-world deployment of federated AI for applications such as pneumonia classification, brain disease prediction, mental health monitoring, and anomaly detection. Kim’s research also extends into the fusion of brain-computer interface (BCI) data with AI, exploring emotional psychology, behavioral gamification, and ethical data governance. His commitment to high-impact, reproducible science is reflected in six peer-reviewed journal articles, multiple national projects, and patents. His interdisciplinary approach blends machine learning with cognitive science and clinical informatics, aiming to empower medical decision-making and mental health support systems through trustworthy AI.

Publications

Development of pneumonia patient classification model using fair federated learning
Year: 2023
Citations: 9

Addressing bias and fairness using fair federated learning: A synthetic review
Year: 2024
Citations: 7

AB-XLNet: named entity recognition tool for health information technology standardization
Year: 2022
Citations: 4

ACMFed: Fair semi-supervised federated learning with additional compromise model
Year: 2025
Citations: 2

Conclusion

Dohyoung Kim’s innovative contributions to federated learning and AI fairness, coupled with his scholarly excellence, national-level project leadership, and award-winning research, make him an exemplary nominee for the International Cognitive Scientist Award.

Dae Hyeob Yoon | Cognitive Robotics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Dae Hyeob Yoon | Cognitive Robotics | Best Researcher Award

Chungbuk National University (CBNU) | South Korea

Dae Hyeob Yoon is an emerging undergraduate researcher in the field of mechanical engineering at Chungbuk National University (CBNU), South Korea. Passionate about micro/nanotechnology, sensors, and MEMS, he has already made noteworthy contributions to the scientific community despite being at an early stage of his academic journey. His research focuses on flexible and conductive heating membranes, culminating in his co-authorship of a peer-reviewed article published in Applied Sciences. His efforts were recognized with an award at the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) at CBNU’s College of Engineering. He has also presented his research at the Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers (KSME) and is set to showcase his work at the European Korean Conference (EKC) in Austria. Yoon’s drive and innovative mindset position him as a promising young talent in the world of research and engineering innovation.

Profile

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Education

Dae Hyeob Yoon is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Chungbuk National University (CBNU). His education integrates fundamental engineering principles with advanced topics such as micro/nanotechnology, sensor systems, and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). As part of his academic training, he has engaged deeply with interdisciplinary research methods, particularly focusing on the application of electrospinning and electroless plating technologies in developing flexible electronics. Yoon has also participated in institutional programs such as the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), where he honed his skills in scientific inquiry and innovation. Through his coursework and research experiences, he has demonstrated strong analytical thinking, lab competence, and a deep commitment to problem-solving in modern engineering challenges. His ongoing academic development is supported by hands-on research exposure and international presentation opportunities, laying a strong foundation for future graduate studies or industry-based R&D roles.

Experience

Despite being an undergraduate, Dae Hyeob Yoon has gained substantial research experience through academic and applied projects at CBNU. He played a pivotal role in developing a flexible and conductive heating membrane via BSA-assisted electroless plating on electrospun PVDF-HFP nanofibers, a project that led to his first co-authored publication in a Scopus-indexed journal (Applied Sciences). He has participated in CBNU’s UROP, receiving recognition for his work among peers and faculty. His research contributions have also been shared in the KSME poster sessions, with further international exposure expected at the European Korean Conference (EKC) in Austria. In addition to academic research, Yoon has engaged in a consultancy/industry-related project, integrating real-world needs with lab-scale innovation. His proactive involvement in project design, material synthesis, and result interpretation reflects a strong aptitude for research. His experience signifies readiness for more complex roles in research labs or industry innovation teams.

Awards and Honors

Dae Hyeob Yoon has already earned notable academic recognition at an early stage in his career. He was awarded for his outstanding contribution during the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) achievement presentation hosted by the College of Engineering at Chungbuk National University. This accolade highlighted his scientific contribution and presentation skills in a competitive research environment. Additionally, his co-authored paper was published in the peer-reviewed journal Applied Sciences, an achievement that underscores his ability to contribute to high-quality research outputs. His research work has also been selected for presentation at leading scientific gatherings, including KSME (Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers) and the upcoming European Korean Conference (EKC) in Austria. These honors reflect both national and international acknowledgment of his scientific potential. His early achievements position him as a strong candidate for awards recognizing young researchers or best research articles in the engineering domain.

Research Focus

Dae Hyeob Yoon’s research centers on the integration of micro/nanotechnology, sensors, and MEMS to address modern engineering challenges. His recent work involves the development of a flexible and conductive heating membrane using electrospun nanofibers and electroless plating—technologies poised to impact wearable electronics and smart textiles. By employing Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA)-assisted plating techniques, his research introduces a scalable and cost-effective method for producing mechanically stable, low-voltage heating devices. This innovation aims to overcome performance, flexibility, and integration issues found in existing thermal management systems. His focus on applying advanced materials and fabrication techniques in real-world scenarios reflects his goal of contributing to the next generation of personalized and adaptive electronic technologies. With continued work, Yoon’s research can pave the way for biocompatible, energy-efficient, and multifunctional devices suited for health monitoring, environmental sensing, and human-centric smart systems.

Conclusion

Dae Hyeob Yoon exemplifies a highly motivated undergraduate researcher whose early contributions to flexible electronics and MEMS demonstrate exceptional promise, with strong academic grounding, peer-reviewed publication, research awards, and international presentations validating his suitability for the Best Researcher Article Award.

Publications

Title: Development of a Flexible and Conductive Heating Membrane via BSA‑Assisted Electroless Plating on Electrospun PVDF‑HFP Nanofibers
Year : 2025

Anett Hudák | Neurodegeneration | Women Researcher Award

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Ms. Anett Hudák | Neurodegeneration | Women Researcher Award

Anett Hudák is a skilled molecular biologist with deep expertise in neurobiology, virology, and molecular pathology. She earned her MSc in Molecular Biology from the University of Debrecen with a specialization in biomedical sciences and pharmacology. Over the years, she has significantly contributed to the understanding of cellular communication, amyloid pathology, and viral entry mechanisms through her work on syndecans. With professional experience spanning academia and industry, Anett currently serves as a molecular biologist at Pharmacoidea Ltd., where she leads impactful research on Alzheimer’s disease, SARS-CoV-2, and neurodegeneration. Her publications in high-impact journals like Scientific Reports and International Journal of Molecular Sciences reflect her strong research acumen. Anett’s extensive training in laboratory techniques, radiation protection, and animal experimentation, along with her dedication and collaborative mindset, make her a valued asset in translational biomedical research. She continues to drive discovery at the intersection of molecular biology and therapeutic innovation.

Profile

🎓 Education

Anett Hudák began her academic journey at Benka Gyula Lutheran Primary School and graduated from Andrássy Gyula Secondary School. She completed her BSc in Biology with a specialization in Laboratory Operations at the University of Debrecen’s Faculty of Science and Technology. She further pursued an MSc in Molecular Biology at the University of Debrecen’s Faculty of Medicine, specializing in Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacology. During her studies, she also received extended-level radiation protection training from the University of Debrecen’s Radiation Protection Service. Anett later earned a Certification in Laboratory Animal Science from the Institutional Animal Welfare Committee at Semmelweis University. Her academic formation has been enriched by intensive hands-on research training in various biomedical techniques including PCR, genotyping, electrophoresis, immunohistochemistry, and animal experimentation. This solid educational background has laid the groundwork for her successful transition into a career in academic and industrial molecular biology research.

🧪 Experience

Anett Hudák has a rich portfolio of research and laboratory experience, beginning with her early work on HPV detection in cervical cancer diagnostics at the Institute of Medical Microbiology, University of Debrecen. She expanded her expertise during her research internship at the Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, where she investigated IL-1RI’s role in inflammatory pain models. From 2012 to 2014, she gained proficiency in cell biology techniques including immunofluorescence and Western blotting. She worked as a laboratory biologist at the Institute of Physiology, Semmelweis University (2015–2016), contributing to studies on lymphangiogenesis in embryonic development. Since 2016, she has been a molecular biologist at Pharmacoidea Ltd., conducting translational research on syndecans in viral transmission, amyloid aggregation, and neurodegenerative diseases. Her contributions to scientific conferences and collaborative publications demonstrate her ability to lead and participate in high-impact research projects that bridge molecular science and therapeutic development.

🏅 Awards and Honors

While formal awards are not extensively listed in Anett Hudák’s CV, her achievements are evident through her selection for prominent speaking roles and poster presentations at respected conferences such as the Pannonia Congress of Pathology (2014), MÉT 2015, and FAMÉ 2016. Her research has consistently been showcased in these forums, highlighting its relevance and impact. Furthermore, Anett’s work has resulted in numerous peer-reviewed publications in top-tier journals like Scientific Reports and International Journal of Molecular Sciences, indicating recognition by the scientific community. Her collaborative publications with international experts, such as Martin Hofmann-Apitius and Mimoun Azzouz, underscore her respected standing in biomedical research. Anett’s ability to lead first-author publications and contribute significantly to multi-author research reflects a level of distinction that is often synonymous with academic honors. Her rising trajectory in neurodegenerative and virology research suggests she is well-positioned for future scientific accolades and leadership roles.

🔬 Research Focus

Anett Hudák’s research centers on the role of syndecans in cellular communication, neurodegenerative disease pathology, and viral entry mechanisms. Her work has significantly contributed to understanding how these membrane proteins facilitate the internalization and aggregation of amyloid-β, α-synuclein, and tau—key proteins involved in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. She also explores how syndecans enable SARS-CoV-2 entry, including variants like Delta and Omicron, offering insights into COVID-19 pathogenesis and therapeutic intervention. Recent studies delve into the interaction between apolipoproteins and syndecans and how these pathways impact cellular events relevant to amyloid disorders. Her use of tissue decolorization, single-cell resolution imaging, and endocytosis analysis has positioned her research at the forefront of molecular neuroscience and virology. Anett’s interdisciplinary approach, spanning molecular biology, cell signaling, and pathology, not only addresses fundamental mechanisms but also aims to inform novel therapeutic strategies for infectious and neurodegenerative diseases.

✅ Conclusion

Anett Hudák is a dedicated and impactful molecular biologist whose research on syndecans, neurodegeneration, and viral entry has advanced both basic science and translational applications in biomedicine.

Publications

Caroline Cecil Kaufman | Clinical Psychology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Caroline Cecil Kaufman | Clinical Psychology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Caroline C. Kaufman is an Assistant Psychologist at McLean Hospital and Instructor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Memphis, with a specialization in the psychology of religion and spirituality. Her work lies at the intersection of spirituality, trauma, and mental health, particularly among underserved and marginalized populations. Dr. Kaufman has developed spiritually integrated psychotherapeutic interventions and conducted groundbreaking research on antisemitism, PTSD, and alcohol misuse. She has trained at leading institutions, including Yale School of Medicine, and currently leads multiple funded projects aimed at adapting clinical care to spiritual and religious diversity. Dr. Kaufman is widely recognized for her academic contributions and advocacy for inclusive behavioral health. Her professional mission centers on empowering vulnerable communities through evidence-based, spiritually inclusive mental health research and care. She is also a frequent speaker and active contributor to national and international psychology organizations.

Profile

🎓 Education

Dr. Kaufman’s clinical and academic experience spans leading institutions in psychology and psychiatry. She currently serves as Assistant Psychologist at McLean Hospital and Instructor at Harvard Medical School. From 2021 to 2023, she was a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Spirituality and Mental Health Program at McLean. Her internship was at Yale-New Haven Hospital, where she worked in child and adolescent intensive outpatient care and the Yale Gender Program. She has held clinical roles across diverse settings, including Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, Daybreak Treatment Center, and Head Start programs. She also held supervisory roles, including at Yale and the University of Memphis. Dr. Kaufman has been actively engaged in research, professional service, and teaching throughout her career. Her expertise lies in integrating spirituality and trauma-focused therapies, and she serves as Principal Investigator on several funded research projects. She also advises diversity and inclusion initiatives across clinical psychology organizations.

🧪 Experience

Dr. Kaufman has received numerous accolades for her academic and clinical contributions. In 2024, she was awarded the Eleanor and Miles Shore Fellowship by McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School. She is a 2022 Livingston Fellow at Harvard Medical School and was selected for the prestigious Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality, & Religion Fellowship in 2020. That same year, she received the Jewish Community Hero Award. Other honors include the International Research Network’s Early Career Researcher Award (2022), the Graduate Student Talk Award from the Tennessee Psychological Association (2018), and the Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research Award from Williams College (2015). Dr. Kaufman has been consistently recognized for her innovative research in spirituality and mental health, her leadership in DEI initiatives, and her commitment to advancing culturally sensitive clinical care. She also received multiple travel and presentation awards from the APA and other scholarly organizations throughout her academic training.

🏅 Awards and Honors

Dr. Kaufman has received numerous accolades for her academic and clinical contributions. In 2024, she was awarded the Eleanor and Miles Shore Fellowship by McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School. She is a 2022 Livingston Fellow at Harvard Medical School and was selected for the prestigious Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality, & Religion Fellowship in 2020. That same year, she received the Jewish Community Hero Award. Other honors include the International Research Network’s Early Career Researcher Award (2022), the Graduate Student Talk Award from the Tennessee Psychological Association (2018), and the Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research Award from Williams College (2015). Dr. Kaufman has been consistently recognized for her innovative research in spirituality and mental health, her leadership in DEI initiatives, and her commitment to advancing culturally sensitive clinical care. She also received multiple travel and presentation awards from the APA and other scholarly organizations throughout her academic training.

🔬 Research Focus

Dr. Kaufman’s research focuses on the integration of spirituality, religiosity, and psychological science, particularly in the treatment of trauma, PTSD, and alcohol misuse. Her scholarship explores how spiritual identity and belief systems influence mental health outcomes, with a strong emphasis on marginalized and high-risk populations such as first responders and Jewish communities facing antisemitism. She leads several research projects, funded by organizations such as the John Templeton Foundation and Harvard Medical School, examining spiritually integrated psychotherapy, resilience among trauma survivors, and inclusion of religious diversity in behavioral health. She also investigates antisemitic prejudice and its psychological effects. Through both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, her work advances clinical science by developing culturally and spiritually sensitive interventions. Dr. Kaufman’s interdisciplinary research informs clinical practices and policy frameworks to promote inclusive, evidence-based care. She also collaborates across academic and community settings to ensure her research has practical, population-level impact.

✅ Conclusion

Publications

  • Mental Health Clinical Pastoral Education—A Specialized CPE Program

    Religions
    2025-07 | Journal article | Author
    DOI: 10.3390/rel16070886
    CONTRIBUTORS: Angelika A. Zollfrank; Caroline Cecil Kaufman; David H. Rosmarin

  • The scale matters: assessing body size with figure rating scales in a diverse sample of young adults

    Eating and Weight Disorders
    2022 | Journal article
    DOI: 10.1007/s40519-021-01166-9

  • Integrating Spirituality in Group Psychotherapy with First Responders: Addressing Trauma and Substance Misuse

    Religions
    2022-11 | Journal article | Author
    DOI: 10.3390/rel13121132
    CONTRIBUTORS: Caroline Cecil Kaufman; David Hillel Rosmarin; Hilary Connery

  • Parenting in matched pairs of women of color experiencing intimate partner violence and living with and without HIV

    Journal of Traumatic Stress
    2021 | Journal article
    DOI: 10.1002/jts.22737
    EID: 2-s2.0-85116930252
    Part of ISSN: 15736598 08949867
    CONTRIBUTORS: Thurston, I.B.; Howell, K.H.; Kaufman, C.C.; Mandell, J.E.; Decker, K.M.