Asmaa Abdelmaksoud | Molecular Pathology | Best Scholar Award

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Dr. Asmaa Abdelmaksoud | Molecular Pathology | Best Scholar Award

Ohio State University | United States

Dr. Asmaa Abdelmaksoud, Ph.D., is a distinguished molecular biologist and pathology researcher currently serving as a Research Associate in the Department of Ophthalmology at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and a Senior Fellow in the Department of Pathology at the National Liver Institute, Menoufia University, Egypt. She holds advanced degrees in molecular biology, analytical biochemistry, and histology from Menoufia and Sadat City Universities, where she also developed expertise in molecular pathology and genetic engineering. Her professional journey reflects a strong blend of academic leadership and scientific innovation, having managed the Sustainable Science Institute Collaborative Research Centre Biobank in Egypt while mentoring graduate students and leading workshops in molecular biology and pathology. Dr. Abdelmaksoud’s research interests focus on cancer biology, hepatocellular carcinoma, genetic alterations, and molecular mechanisms underlying disease progression, supported by international training experiences in Spain, France, and the United States. Her research skills encompass histopathology, molecular diagnostics, and advanced laboratory methodologies. She has earned notable recognitions, including Best Abstract Awards from prestigious international pathology congresses for her groundbreaking work on hepatocellular carcinoma. Committed to advancing molecular diagnostics and translational medicine, Dr. Abdelmaksoud continues to contribute to global biomedical research with excellence, mentorship, and scientific integrity.

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Dan-Alexandru Szabo | Biomedical Engineering | Best Review Paper Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dan-Alexandru Szabo | Biomedical Engineering | Best Review Paper Award

George Emil Palade University of Medicine | Romania

Associate Professor Dr. Dan-Alexandru Szabo is a distinguished scholar and educator in the field of biomedical engineering and human motor sciences, whose professional journey reflects a profound commitment to education, research, and sports science. He obtained his academic qualifications from leading Romanian universities, specialising in kinesiology, physiology, pedagogy, and performance management in sport. His extensive teaching and coaching career spans multiple institutions, where he has taught subjects including human motor activity, kinesiology, psychomotor education, and rehabilitation sciences. Dr. Szabo’s research interests encompass biomechanics, kinesiology, physical education, sports performance, and the integration of biomedical principles in human motion analysis. His research skills extend to experimental design, performance optimisation, data analysis in sports science, and the application of technology in rehabilitation. A respected peer reviewer for several Web of Science-indexed journals, he has contributed significantly to the academic community through scholarly publications and active participation in international conferences. His achievements include multiple national volleyball championships and involvement in curriculum development for physical education in Romania. Dr. Szabo’s dedication to academic excellence and innovation in human movement sciences has earned him recognition and numerous professional affiliations, underscoring his impact on education, research, and sports development in Romania and beyond.

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Kathrin Eichinger | Neuroimmunology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Kathrin Eichinger | Neuroimmunology | Best Researcher Award

Medical University of Vienna | Austria

Dr. Kathrin Eichinger is a compassionate and highly skilled Austrian paediatrician specialising in child and adolescent medicine with advanced training in neuropaediatrics at the Medical University of Vienna. Her academic foundation was established at the Medical University of Innsbruck, complemented by an Erasmus semester at the University of Valladolid in Spain, which enriched her international perspective and linguistic proficiency. Professionally, she has gained extensive clinical experience across leading paediatric institutions, including the St. Anna Children’s Hospital and the Hospital of the Brothers of Mercy, where she honed her expertise in paediatric neurology, developmental diagnostics, and intensive care. Her research contributions include participation in clinical trials such as the eSMART project on electronic symptom management. Dr. Eichinger’s technical skills encompass EEG interpretation, paediatric ultrasound, sedation procedures, and emergency paediatric life support, underscoring her strong command of clinical practice and patient safety. Recognised through several advanced certifications and active participation in specialised workshops and international medical forums, she continues to pursue excellence in paediatric neuroimmunology and epilepsy care. Fluent in German, English, and Spanish, she combines clinical precision with empathetic patient care. Driven by curiosity and dedication, Dr. Eichinger remains committed to advancing paediatric neurological research and improving healthcare outcomes for children.

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Friedrich Jung | Radiology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Friedrich Jung | Radiology | Best Researcher Award

Brandenburg Technical University | Germany

Professor Dr. Friedrich Jung is a distinguished biomedical scientist renowned for his pioneering contributions to molecular cell biology, biomaterials, and clinical hemorheology. He has built an illustrious career across leading German research institutions, serving in key academic and leadership roles, including as Director of the Institute for Heart and Circulation Research in Dresden and Head of the Department of Biointerface Engineering at the Berlin Brandenburg Center for Regenerative Therapies. With a strong academic foundation in physical and biomedical engineering from RWTH Aachen and Saarland University, he has significantly advanced the understanding of cell–material interactions and blood–biomaterial compatibility. His research interests encompass biomaterial development, molecular mechanisms of vascular responses, regenerative medicine, and translational biotechnologies aimed at improving clinical outcomes. Highly skilled in experimental cell biology, biointerface engineering, and quality management in biomedical systems, he has authored hundreds of peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, and scientific volumes. Professor Jung’s achievements have been recognised with prestigious honours such as the Robin Fahraeus, Otfried-Müller, and Oskar Orth Awards, and he has held leadership positions in European scientific societies. A visionary scholar and mentor, he continues to inspire innovation in biomedical science, bridging engineering and medicine for the advancement of human health and regenerative therapies.

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Na Li | Neurology and Nursing Science | Women Researcher Award

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Mrs. Na Li | Neurology and Nursing Science | Women Researcher Award

Inner Mongolia People’s Hospital  | China

Li Na is a dedicated researcher at Inner Mongolia People’s Hospital in Hohhot, China, recognised for her contributions to clinical pharmacology and evidence-based medicine. Her academic background in medicine and pharmacology has provided a strong foundation for her work in translational research focused on improving therapeutic outcomes for neurological and cardiovascular diseases. Professionally, she has been involved in advanced clinical investigations, particularly systematic reviews and meta-analyses assessing the efficacy and safety of pharmacological interventions such as fingolimod in acute ischemic stroke. Her research interests span drug efficacy evaluation, neuroprotective mechanisms, and the integration of novel pharmacotherapies into clinical practice. Skilled in biostatistics, data synthesis, and the use of analytical tools for evidence evaluation, she demonstrates a methodical and data-driven approach to medical research. With several publications indexed in Scopus and a growing citation record, she maintains an active academic profile and collaborates with national and international teams. Her work has earned recognition within the field, reflecting both scientific rigour and clinical relevance. Committed to advancing modern pharmacology and patient care, Li Na continues to bridge clinical insight with research innovation, contributing meaningfully to the evolving landscape of pharmacological science and translational medicine.

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Chaoyue Huo | Pharmacology & Traditional Medicine | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Chaoyue Huo | Pharmacology & Traditional Medicine | Women Researcher Award

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Third Affiliated Hospital | China

Huo Chaoyue is a dedicated PhD candidate in Gynecology at the Third Affiliated Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, specialising in the study of endometriosis and complex gynaecologic disorders such as polycystic ovary syndrome, adenomyosis, and menopause. Her academic journey in Traditional Chinese Medicine has been entirely nurtured at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, where she advanced through undergraduate and postgraduate studies to her current doctoral research. She possesses extensive clinical experience in gynaecological diagnosis and management, performing and interpreting procedures such as hysteroscopy, colposcopy, and ultrasound for thousands of patients annually. Her research integrates multi-omics approaches, network pharmacology, and mechanistic studies of herbal medicine, particularly focusing on the Hippo/YAP signalling pathway. She has achieved significant recognition as the first author of a Q1-ranked SCI publication in Phytomedicine and is leading ongoing real-world clinical research comparing herbal and conventional therapies for endometriosis. Skilled in molecular biology, animal experimentation, and advanced data analysis using SPSS, R, and Prism, she demonstrates strong interdisciplinary competence. Her innovative contributions have earned multiple provincial awards and national invention patents. Driven by curiosity and compassion, Huo Chaoyue continues to bridge Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern biomedical science to improve women’s reproductive health worldwide.

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