Rasool Baghbani | Biomedical Sensors | Excellence in Research Award

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Prof. Dr. Rasool Baghbani | Biomedical Sensors | Excellence in Research Award

Hamedan University of Technology | Iran

Rasool Baghbani is a dedicated biomedical engineering scholar and faculty member at Hamedan University of Technology whose work bridges advanced engineering with clinical innovation through the development of intelligent medical devices, embedded microsystems, bioimpedance technologies, and IoMT solutions. His academic background spans electrical engineering, biomedical instrumentation, and bioelectrics, culminating in doctoral research focused on bioimpedance-based lung cancer diagnostics, which led to multiple scientific publications and validated methods for intraoperative assessment. His professional experience includes academic teaching, supervising graduate research, leading departmental initiatives, and contributing to national evaluation of medical equipment in alignment with international safety and performance standards. His research interests encompass biomedical sensors, firmware programming, biophysical signal analysis, medical robotics, bioelectromagnetics, and machine learning for health applications, supported by strong skills in Python, C++, MATLAB, microcontroller programming, PCB design, COMSOL modelling, laboratory instrumentation, and hardware prototyping. His achievements include multiple recognitions in teaching, research excellence, peer-review service for leading journals, and patents in medical technology. Through his interdisciplinary expertise and sustained commitment to innovation, he continues to advance biomedical engineering by designing practical, patient-centered solutions while inspiring future researchers, ultimately aiming to elevate healthcare through technology-driven problem solving.

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Baghbani, R., Rad, M. A., & Pourziad, A. (2015). Microwave sensor for non-invasive glucose measurements: Design and implementation of a novel linear method. IET Wireless Sensor Systems, 5(2), 51–57.
Citations: 58

Hamouleh-Alipour, A., Forouzeshfard, M., Baghbani, R., & Vafapour, Z. (2022). Blood hemoglobin concentration sensing by optical nano biosensor-based plasmonic metasurface: A feasibility study. IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology, 1–8.
Citations: 49

Baghbani, R., Shadmehr, M. B., Ashoorirad, M., Molaeezadeh, S. F., & Moradi, M. H. (2021). Bioimpedance spectroscopy measurement and classification of lung tissue to identify pulmonary nodules. IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 70, 1–7.
Citations: 45

Alipour, A. H., Khani, S., Ashoorirad, M., & Baghbani, R. (2023). Trapped multimodal resonance in magnetic field enhancement and sensitive THz plasmon sensor for toxic materials accusation. IEEE Sensors Journal, 23(13), 14057–14066.
Citations: 35

Amit Kumar Yadav | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Amit Kumar Yadav | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGn) |  India

Dr. Amit Kumar Yadav is an early career fellow at the Department of Biological Sciences and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, with a strong academic and research background in nanoscience and biotechnology. He earned his doctoral degree from Jawaharlal Nehru University, where his research focused on the development of electrochemical nanodiagnostic platforms for cancer biomarker detection, following a master’s in biotechnology from Vinoba Bhave University and a bachelor’s in biotechnology from St. Columba’s College. His professional experience includes fellowships, research associate positions, and industrial collaborations, where he has contributed to projects in aptamer selection, biosensing applications, and nanomaterial-based diagnostics. His research interests center on nano-biosensors, DNA nanotechnology, conducting hydrogels, aptasensors, and electrochemical devices for early disease detection and therapeutic monitoring. He is skilled in molecular biology, electrochemistry, functional nanomaterials, biosensor fabrication, and translational nanobiotechnology. Dr. Yadav has been recognized with numerous honors, including young scientist awards, outstanding thesis recognition, international travel grants, and early career fellowships, along with multiple best oral presentation awards at national and international conferences. His work has also been featured among top global publications, reflecting its high impact. Combining scientific rigor with innovation, Dr. Yadav aspires to advance diagnostic technologies that transform early-stage disease detection and healthcare delivery.

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