junli wang | Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme | Best Researcher Award

Dr. junli wang | Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme | Best Researcher Award

Jilin University |China

Dr. Junli Wang is an accomplished researcher in optical science and engineering with a distinguished academic background and impactful contributions to the field. He earned a Master’s degree in Mechatronic Engineering from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, followed by a Ph.D. in Optical Engineering from Changchun University of Science and Technology, and later achieved a second Ph.D. in Optical Science from Tokushima University. Professionally, he served nearly two decades as a lecturer at Jilin University, where he contributed to teaching, research, and innovation across multiple domains of engineering and optics. His research interests focus on optoelectronic measurement and control technology, intelligent transportation systems, semiconductor and integrated circuit design, and nanostructure-based photocatalysis, with significant advances in simulation frameworks for charge transfer and recombination dynamics in Au/TiO2 composites. He is skilled in molecular simulation, laser systems, optical feedback mechanisms, and interdisciplinary research connecting nanomaterials to renewable energy applications. His notable achievements include leadership in national projects, publications in high-impact journals, patents on wireless conductive systems and optical technologies, and contributions as a book editor. Dr. Wang has received recognition through memberships in SPIE and MRS, international collaborations, and project leadership roles. With his expertise, innovative contributions, and dedication to advancing optical science and technology, he stands as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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Ali Osman | Life Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Ali Osman | Life Science | Best Researcher Award

👨‍🔬 Prof. Ali Osman Mohamed Osman Khalil is a distinguished biochemist specializing in agricultural sciences. 🎓 He earned his PhD in Biochemistry from Zagazig University, Egypt, in 2012. 🏫 Currently, he serves as a Professor at the Biochemistry Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Zagazig University. 📚 With over 130 international publications and an impressive h-index of 33 (Google Scholar), his research has significantly impacted agricultural biochemistry. 🏅 He has received prestigious awards, including the Egyptian State Prize for Encouragement in Agricultural Sciences (2014) and First Class Scientific Franchise from the President (2017). 🌱 His research focuses on environmentally friendly bioproducts, plant disease control, and biochemical applications in agriculture. 🌍 He is an active member of international scientific societies and serves as an external reviewer for renowned journals. ✨ Prof. Khalil has also collaborated on major scientific projects, contributing to advancements in biochemistry and sustainable agriculture.

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Education 🎓

📜 Prof. Khalil holds a PhD in Biochemistry (2012) from Zagazig University, Egypt, with excellence. 🏆 His academic journey started with a B.Sc. in Agricultural Sciences-Biochemistry (2004), followed by an M.Sc. in Biochemistry (2008), both earned with distinction. 🎯 His studies focused on the biochemical mechanisms in agriculture, leading to his expertise in plant sterols, post-harvest protection, and biochemical applications in food science. 🔬 He has undertaken international fellowships, including INRA-France (2007-2008) and Umeå University-Sweden (2023-2024), enriching his research in clinical microbiology, infection, and immunology. 🌍 His educational background has provided a strong foundation for his pioneering research in agricultural biochemistry and food technology.

Experience 👨‍🏫

🔬 Prof. Khalil has over 20 years of academic experience at Zagazig University, Egypt. 📚 He began as a Teaching Assistant (2004-2008), then progressed to Assistant Lecturer (2008-2012) and Lecturer (2012-2017). 🎓 His expertise led to his promotion as an Assistant Professor (2017-2022) and later Professor (2022-present) in Biochemistry. 🏛️ His teaching covers biochemical applications in agriculture, plant metabolism, and molecular biochemistry. 🏅 He has supervised numerous postgraduate students, fostering the next generation of scientists. 🔍 As a principal investigator and collaborator in several international projects, he has worked on plant disease control, bioproduct development, and oxidation mechanisms. 📑 His editorial contributions include reviewing for top journals like LWT-Food Science and Technology, International Dairy Journal, and the African Journal of Agricultural Research. 🌍 His extensive research and teaching experience have solidified his reputation as a leading expert in biochemistry.

Awards & Recognitions 🏅

🎖️ Prof. Khalil has received numerous awards for his outstanding contributions to biochemistry and agricultural sciences. 🏅 In 2017, he was honored with the First Class Scientific Franchise by the Egyptian President for his scientific achievements. 🏆 He won the Egyptian State Prize for Encouragement in Agricultural Sciences (2014) and the Zagazig University Prize for Encouragement in Agricultural Sciences (2017). 🍏 His research excellence was recognized with the George Steno Award for Best Applied Research in Pomology (2017). 🌍 His global impact in plant biochemistry is further demonstrated by his international fellowships at INRA-France (2007-2008) and Umeå University-Sweden (2023-2024). 💡 As a member of esteemed scientific societies, including the American Chemical Society and Egyptian Botanical Society, he actively contributes to advancing agricultural research. 📚 His accolades reflect his dedication to innovation, sustainability, and scientific excellence in biochemistry

Research Interests 🔬

🌿 Prof. Khalil’s research primarily revolves around biochemical applications in agriculture, including post-harvest disease control, plant metabolism, and sustainable bioproducts. 🧪 His h-index of 33 (Google Scholar) and 132 SCOPUS-indexed publications highlight his impactful work. 🔍 As the Principal Investigator of projects like “Fighting Plant Fungi Post-Harvest Using Environmentally Friendly Bioproducts”, he explores innovative solutions for agricultural sustainability. 🌱 His research extends to plant sterol oxidation, polymerization, and antiviral strategies for plant protection. 📊 His expertise in biochemical pathways and molecular interactions has led to the development of novel biochemical strategies to enhance crop productivity and food safety. 🌍 His international collaborations, including a Spanish-Egyptian research project on molecular modeling, further advance his contributions to biochemistry, plant pathology, and environmental sustainability. ✨ His work bridges biochemistry and agriculture, making significant strides toward sustainable farming solutions

4Publications 

1. Eskandrani, A. A., Alsubaie, N., Bawahab, A. A., Abd-Elhakim, Y. M., Ibrahim, R. E.,
Khamis, T., Osman, A,… & Mohamed, A. A. R. (2025). Whey protein hydrolysate from
camel mitigates hypoxia-induced renal and gill damage in Nile Tilapia: Effects on stress, HIFα, apoptosis, inflammation, and metabolic pathways. Aquaculture, 742256.
2. Alsubaie, N., Mohamed, A. A. R., Metwally, M. M., Khamis, T., Osman, A., Alotaibi, B. S.,
… & Ibrahim, R. E. (2025). Alkalinity exposure induced growth inhibition, intestinal
histopathological changes, and down-regulated nutrient transporter expression in Nile Tilapia:
The ameliorative role of dietary camel whey protein hydrolysates. Comparative Biochemistry
and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 111074.
3. Alsubaie, N., Ibrahim, R. E., Bawahab, A. A., Mohamed, A. A. R., Abd-Elhakim, Y. M.,
Khamis, T., Osman, A., … & Ghannam, H. E. (2025). Ameliorative role of camel protein
hydrolysates diet against alkaline stress in Oreochrmis niloticus: Hematology, immune
responses and their regulating genes expression, and histopathological assays. Veterinary
Research Communications, 49(2), 79.
4. Dahran, N., Alotaibi, B. S., Abd-Elhakim, Y. M., Ibrahim, R. E., Metwally, M. M., Khamis,
T.,El-Far, A., Osman, A., … & Mohamed, A. A. R. (2025). Effects of camel whey protein
hydrolysate on growth, nutrient metabolism, and tight junction protein gene expression in
Oreochromis niloticus under hypoxia stress. Aquaculture International, 33(2), 137.
5. Elsheikh, M., Osman, A., Edris, S., Dawam, W., Sitohy, M., & Sabeq, I. (2024). Soybean
Glycinin’s Antibacterial Properties Provide a Feasible Natural Alternative for Improving the
Overall Quality and Shelf-Life of Beef Steaks and Combating Foodborne Pathogens. Food
and Bioprocess Technology, 1-16.
6. Amer, S. A., Ibrahim, R. E., Younis, E. M., Abdel-Warith, A. W. A., Osman, A., Davies, S.
J., & Shakweer, M. S. (2025). Potential of using kidney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L) protein
hydrolysate as a plant protein supplement in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) diets: effects
on growth, hematology, histology, and blood biochemical parameters. Aquaculture
International, 33(1), 95.
7. Amer, S. A., Behairy, A., Moustafa, A. A., Eltanahy, A., Younis, E. M., Abdel-Warith, A. W.
A., Osman, A., … & Tolba, S. A. (2024). Effects of dietary Arthrospira platensis phycocyanin
on growth, fatty acid assessment of breast muscles, hematobiochemical, immunological
responses, and hepatic histomorphology in broiler chickens. Journal of Applied
Phycology, 36(6), 3367-3380.
8. Ibrahim, R. E., Elshopakey, G. E., Aly, M. Y., Abdelwarith, A. A., Younis, E. M., AbdElhakim, Y. M., Khamis, T., Osman, A., … & Mohamed, A. A. R. (2024). Camel whey
protein hydrolysate diet mitigates alkaline stress–induced biochemical disorders and restores
the target of rapamycin, MAPK pathway, and autophagy-related gene expression in Nile
tilapia. Aquaculture International, 32(7), 9911-9932.
9. Sitohy, M., Enan, G., Abdel-Shafi, S., El-Wafa, N. A., El-Gazzar, N., Osman, A., & Sitohy,
B. (2024). Mapping pathogenic bacteria resistance against common antibiotics and their
potential susceptibility to methylated white kidney bean protein. BMC microbiology, 24(1),
49.
10. Amer, S. A., Rahman, A. N. A., ElHady, M., Osman, A., Younis, E. M., Abdel-Warith, A.
W. A., … & Ibrahim, R. E. (2024). Use of moringa protein hydrolysate as a fishmeal replacer
in diet of Oreochromis niloticus: effects on growth, digestive enzymes, protein transporters
and immune status. Aquaculture, 579, 740202.
11. Imbabi, T. A., El‐Sayed, A. I., Radwan, A. A., Osman, A., & Abdel‐Samad, A. M. (2024).
Prevention of aflatoxin B1 toxicity by pomegranate peel extract and its effects on growth,
blood biochemical changes, oxidative stress and histopathological alterations. Journal of
Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition, 108(1), 174-184.

Manijeh Beigi | Medical Physics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Manijeh Beigi | Medical Physics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Manijeh Beigi is an Assistant Professor in the Radiation Oncology Department at Iran University of Medical Sciences. She specializes in dosimetry, radiotherapy treatment planning, and quality audits, with a focus on using machine learning for radiomics and dosiomics analysis. Dr. Beigi earned her Ph.D. in Medical Physics from Tehran University of Medical Sciences in 2018, where she researched the application of Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) in radiotherapy planning. With over a decade of experience in radiotherapy physics, she has worked in multiple hospitals, including Imam Hosein, Haft-e-Tir, and Pardis Niloo Cancer Center. She is actively involved in research on predicting radiotherapy toxicity and advanced MR imaging applications. Dr. Beigi has mentored numerous students, contributed to high-impact journals, and presented at international conferences. Her research aims to enhance radiotherapy precision and patient safety through cutting-edge imaging and AI-driven models. 🎓🔬

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Education 🎓

Dr. Manijeh Beigi holds a Ph.D. in Medical Physics (2018) from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, where she developed automated clinical target volume determination for glioma treatment using multiparametric MRI. She completed her M.Sc. in Medical Physics (2010) at Tarbiat Modares University, focusing on radiotherapy dosimetry and quality audits in Varian linear accelerators. Her coursework covered key topics such as radiotherapy physics, radiobiology, MRI, CT, and PET physics, statistical methods, and treatment planning. Throughout her academic journey, she has specialized in advanced imaging techniques, radiomics, and AI-based predictive modeling for radiotherapy applications. Dr. Beigi’s education has provided her with strong expertise in medical physics, treatment planning optimization, and quality assurance, positioning her as a leader in radiation oncology research and innovation. 📚

Experience 👨‍🏫

Dr. Manijeh Beigi has been an Assistant Professor at Iran University of Medical Sciences since 2020, where she focuses on radiotherapy physics, treatment planning, and quality assurance. Previously, she worked as a Radiotherapy Physicist at Imam Hosein Hospital (2010-2016), Haft-e-Tir Hospital (2016-Present), and Pardis Niloo Cancer Center (2019-2021), specializing in 3D conformal radiotherapy, IMRT planning, machine QA, and dosimetry. She was also a Research Assistant (2012-2018) at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, collaborating on quantitative MRI and spectroscopy research. Dr. Beigi has significant experience in mentoring students, managing research projects, and implementing AI-driven radiotherapy solutions. Her work integrates imaging and machine learning to optimize treatment efficacy and minimize patient toxicity. 💼🔬

Research Interests 🔬

Dr. Manijeh Beigi’s research centers on dosimetry, radiotherapy quality audits, and the application of machine learning in radiomics and dosiomics. She explores AI-driven models to predict radiotherapy toxicity and optimize treatment planning. Her work integrates advanced MRI techniques, such as Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI), to enhance clinical target volume delineation for gliomas and other cancers. She investigates imaging biomarkers to assess radiation-induced damage and improve treatment precision. Additionally, Dr. Beigi is actively involved in multi-disciplinary research collaborations, utilizing deep learning for medical image analysis. Her contributions aim to advance radiation oncology by improving accuracy, reducing side effects, and personalizing treatment plans. 🧬📡

Dr. Manijeh Beigi has received several accolades for her contributions to medical physics and radiotherapy research. She has been recognized for her work in AI-driven radiomics and dosiomics at international conferences, including ESTRO and AAPM. Her research on glioma segmentation using DTI and radiotherapy toxicity prediction has been published in top-tier journals. She has also been awarded grants for her studies on advanced MRI applications in radiotherapy planning. Additionally, Dr. Beigi has played a key role in multi-institutional research collaborations, earning recognition for her leadership in medical imaging and quality assurance. 🏆🎖️

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