Zerrin Kutlu | Pharmacology | Excellence in Research Award

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Prof. Dr. Zerrin Kutlu | Pharmacology | Excellence in Research Award

Ataturk University | Turkey

Dr. Zerrin Kutlu is a dedicated biochemist at Ataturk University whose work bridges academic research and translational biomedical applications, with expertise shaped through comprehensive education in biochemistry and continuous engagement in laboratory-based investigations. She has developed strong professional experience in studying oxidative and endoplasmic reticulum stress, inflammation, metabolic dysfunction, and organ injury, contributing extensively to scientific literature and interdisciplinary collaborations. Her research interests span cardiometabolic injury, diabetes complications, sepsis physiology, osteoporosis biology, redox mechanisms, ferroptosis, nanoformulations, and boron-based dermocosmetic innovations. She is skilled in experimental disease modeling, molecular assays, biomarker analysis, antioxidant therapeutics, nanotechnology-driven drug delivery, and evaluation of natural and synthetic cytoprotective agents. Her contributions include leading and participating in funded scientific projects, developing innovative therapeutic concepts, and offering consultancy for university–industry partnerships focused on bioactive compounds and product development. She has earned recognition through editorial roles in respected journals, active membership in scientific networks, and authorship of book chapters and impactful publications. Dr. Kutlu continues to advance her field with a commitment to rigorous research, innovation, and scientific integrity, and her growing portfolio reflects a career devoted to improving biomedical understanding and fostering solutions that support human health and translational progress.

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Lucky Norah Katende-Kyenda | Pharmacy | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lucky Norah Katende-Kyenda | Pharmacy | Best Researcher Award

Walter Sisulu University | South Africa

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lucky Norah Katende-Kyenda is an accomplished pharmacy scholar and Associate Professor in Pharmacology at Walter Sisulu University, with a strong academic foundation that includes a doctorate in Pharmacy Practice, multiple master’s degrees across pharmaceutical sciences, international primary healthcare and pharmacy practice, and a postgraduate diploma in education earned with distinction. Her professional experience spans advanced teaching, postgraduate supervision, curriculum moderation and extensive contributions as an external examiner for several leading universities, where she supports pharmacology and clinical pharmacy training. Her research interests centre on pharmacy practice, pharmacoepidemiology, public health, maternal health and gender-based violence, reflected in numerous peer-reviewed publications, book chapters and ongoing collaborative projects. She brings strong research skills in qualitative and quantitative methodology, pharmacological evaluation, evidence synthesis and community-focused health research. Her career includes invited talks, guest lectures, scientific presentations, and leadership roles at national and international conferences. She has received recognition for excellence in reviewing, academic service and research contributions, and continues to lead initiatives within human rights and gender-based violence research. Overall, she is a highly dedicated academic whose work advances pharmacology education, strengthens multidisciplinary health research and contributes meaningfully to community-centred healthcare improvement.

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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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Eman Abdelall | Drug Synthesis | Best Scholar Award

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Prof.  Eman Abdelall | Drug Synthesis | Best Scholar Award

Beni-suef Univeristy| Egypt

Professor Eman Kamal Ahmed Abdelall is a distinguished Egyptian scholar in Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry and a leading academic figure at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Beni-Suef University. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Assiut University and pursued her master’s and doctoral studies at Cairo University, Beni-Suef Branch, specializing in pharmaceutical organic chemistry. Over an extensive career exceeding three decades, she has held progressive academic positions from demonstrator to full professor and served in key administrative roles including Head of Department and Vice Dean for Student and Environmental Affairs. Her research interests focus on the design and synthesis of novel bioactive compounds, selective COX-2 inhibitors, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antiviral agents, contributing more than fifty-three publications in high-impact journals indexed in Scopus and Google Scholar. She possesses exceptional research skills in medicinal chemistry, molecular modeling, structure-based drug design, and biological evaluation techniques. Professor Abdelall has supervised numerous master’s and doctoral theses and led several funded projects related to drug development. She has received multiple honors, including medals of excellence, certificates, and shields from Beni-Suef University for outstanding research and academic leadership. Through her unwavering commitment to innovation, mentorship, and community service, Professor Abdelall continues to shape pharmaceutical research and higher education in Egypt and beyond.

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Jaime Charris | Medicinal Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jaime Charris | Medicinal Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Central University of Venezuela | Venezuela

Jaime Enrique Charris Charris is a distinguished medicinal chemist from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Central University of Venezuela, recognized for his contributions to organic synthesis, drug design, and spectroscopic methods applied to the development of molecules with anticancer and antiparasitic potential. He holds academic training in pharmaceutical sciences, medicinal chemistry, and a doctoral degree in the same field, complemented by postdoctoral research experiences in leading institutions in the United States and France. His professional trajectory includes decades of service as a professor, researcher, and academic leader, where he directed divisions, postgraduate programs, and research initiatives within his faculty, eventually attaining emeritus status. His research interests focus on the design, synthesis, and biological evaluation of heterocyclic compounds, hybrids, and functionalized derivatives for the treatment of diseases such as Chagas, leishmaniasis, malaria, and various cancers, with skills spanning synthetic chemistry, in silico ADMET profiling, pharmacological assays, and drug repurposing strategies. He has guided doctoral research, secured national research grants, and published extensively in international journals. His work has been recognized with prestigious awards, including distinctions from scientific foundations, academic institutions, and national science ministries. In conclusion, Dr. Charris combines scientific rigor, innovation, and leadership in medicinal chemistry, positioning himself as a prominent figure advancing therapeutic discovery in Latin America and beyond.

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Qura Ain | Phamagenetics | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Qura Ain | Phamagenetics | Women Researcher Award

University College Dublin | Pakistan

Dr. Qura Tul Ain is a passionate pharmacogenetic researcher and medical doctor with a strong dedication to advancing knowledge in rare diseases, human genetics, and advanced health sciences. She completed her MBBS from the Services Institute of Medical Sciences in Lahore, where she gained extensive clinical exposure through rotations in medicine, surgery, intensive care, gynecology, and ophthalmology, and later pursued an MPhil in Pharmacology with a specialization in molecular genetics at Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University, Islamabad. Her academic training provided her with expertise in genomics, bioinformatics, and molecular pharmacology, with her thesis focusing on the pharmacogenetics of low-dose empagliflozin in patients with heart failure. Professionally, she has served as a demonstrator in pharmacology at Shifa College of Medicine, alongside clinical roles as a medical officer and house physician in both medicine and surgical departments. Her research interests include pharmacogenomics, molecular genetics, and personalized medicine, with a particular focus on identifying genetic markers that predict treatment outcomes in cardiovascular diseases. She is skilled in laboratory techniques such as PCR, RFLP, DNA/RNA extraction, and gel electrophoresis, which support her translational research. Her contributions have been recognized through research fellowships and academic opportunities, reflecting her commitment to bridging genetics and clinical therapeutics. With her strong foundation in medicine, research, and teaching, Dr. Qura Tul Ain is well positioned to make impactful contributions to precision medicine and healthcare innovation.

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Jing Zhang | Medicinal Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jing Zhang | Medicinal Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

School of Life Sciences and Engineering | China

Dr. Jing Zhang, currently a lecturer at the School of Life Sciences and Engineering, Lanzhou University of Technology, is a dedicated scholar with a strong academic foundation built at Wuhan University, where she completed her bachelor’s and master’s studies in pharmaceutical sciences and medicinal chemistry and later earned a doctorate in pharmaceutical sciences. Her professional journey includes valuable research experience as a research intern at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the Department of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, which enhanced her expertise in imaging technologies and drug delivery systems. Her research interests lie in the fields of nanomedicine, drug delivery, photodynamic and photothermal therapies, fluorine-based magnetic resonance imaging, and cancer therapeutics. She has contributed significantly to these domains through publications in high-impact journals such as Chemistry & Biodiversity, Advanced Healthcare Materials, The Journal of Organic Chemistry, and Chemical Communications, focusing on anticancer agents, traceable biomaterials, and estrogen receptor modulators. Dr. Zhang’s research skills span organic synthesis, polymer chemistry, molecular imaging, and the development of multifunctional nanocarriers for cancer treatment. Her achievements are further supported by prestigious research funding, including national and provincial projects and collaborations with pharmaceutical industries. Recognized for her diligence and truth-seeking approach, she continues to advance biomedical innovation with the potential to impact cancer diagnosis and therapy significantly, making her a promising leader in pharmaceutical sciences.

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Gang Liu | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Gang Liu | Medicine and Health Sciences| Best Researcher Award

The Affiliated Hospital of Guizhou Medical University | China

Gang Liu, M.D., is a highly regarded Professor and Chief Physician of Orthopaedics at the Department of Emergency Orthopedics, The Affiliated Hospital of Guizhou Medical University. Serving also as a Master’s Supervisor, Dr. Liu has made substantial contributions to orthopaedic trauma care, with a clinical and academic career rooted in improving outcomes for patients with complex fractures and injuries. Known for his precision in surgical techniques and commitment to academic mentoring, he leads innovative research in trauma surgery and biomechanics. His leadership in the department reflects his dedication to clinical excellence, education, and advancing orthopaedic science. As an influential voice in orthopaedic medicine in China, Dr. Liu combines decades of hands-on experience with a forward-looking approach to research and treatment, helping shape the next generation of specialists in trauma care. His work bridges the gap between clinical application and academic research, fostering advancements in evidence-based orthopaedic medicine.

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Education

While specific educational details about Dr. Gang Liu are not publicly listed, his current academic and professional status indicates extensive medical training, including the attainment of a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree, likely followed by specialized residency and fellowship programs in orthopaedic surgery. As a Professor and Chief Physician, he has undoubtedly completed postgraduate and professional training in trauma and emergency orthopaedics, biomechanics, and surgical innovation. His role as a Master’s Supervisor suggests strong academic foundations and consistent engagement with scholarly research. Dr. Liu is affiliated with Guizhou Medical University, where he likely received or has contributed significantly to medical education. His educational trajectory exemplifies the rigorous academic and clinical preparation typical of senior physician-scientists in China’s leading medical institutions. His expertise reflects years of advanced learning in both clinical practice and orthopaedic science, enabling him to train the next generation of surgeons and researchers with a firm grounding in trauma and biomechanics.

Experience

Dr. Gang Liu currently serves at the Affiliated Hospital of Guizhou Medical University in Guiyang, China, where he is a Professor, Chief Physician in Orthopaedics, and a Master’s Supervisor. With decades of clinical and teaching experience, he plays a pivotal role in emergency orthopaedics, specializing in trauma management and fracture treatment. His leadership in the Department of Emergency Orthopedics involves not only patient care but also surgical innovation and departmental development. Dr. Liu has extensive experience in applying biomechanics to orthopaedic practice, aligning clinical strategies with research-based methodologies. His commitment to teaching and mentoring graduate students positions him as a key academic figure within the university. He integrates research, clinical service, and academic mentorship, demonstrating a rare balance of practical and theoretical knowledge in orthopaedics. His experience reflects the depth of his involvement in complex surgical procedures, clinical trials, and strategic planning for orthopaedic care in academic hospital settings.

Awards and Honors

Although detailed information on Dr. Gang Liu’s specific awards and honors is not publicly disclosed, his distinguished titles—Professor, Chief Physician, and Master’s Supervisor—indicate recognition for excellence in clinical practice, education, and research. Such positions in China’s medical hierarchy are awarded based on years of exceptional service, academic contributions, and leadership in healthcare delivery. It is likely that Dr. Liu has received institutional commendations and possibly regional or national recognition for his work in trauma and fracture care. His role in mentoring postgraduates suggests academic honors or commendations for teaching and research guidance. His contributions to biomechanics research and emergency orthopaedics may have earned him research grants or hospital-level awards for innovation or service excellence. As a senior figure at the Affiliated Hospital of Guizhou Medical University, he exemplifies the attributes of a respected physician-scientist whose reputation is built on both clinical outcomes and contributions to the academic and research mission of the institution.

Research Focus

Dr. Gang Liu’s research focuses on trauma, fracture management, and biomechanics in orthopaedic medicine. His work aims to improve understanding of the mechanical and biological responses of bone and soft tissue to injury, optimizing both surgical techniques and recovery outcomes. He explores how trauma impacts musculoskeletal function and how biomechanics can inform fracture fixation and healing strategies. At the Department of Emergency Orthopedics, Dr. Liu integrates research into clinical practice, conducting translational studies that advance evidence-based protocols in trauma care. His investigations likely include experimental and clinical trials, examining both traditional and modern surgical interventions. Emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration, his research contributes to innovations in implant design, bone regeneration, and trauma surgery protocols. As a Master’s Supervisor, he mentors students on research methodologies, encouraging rigorous scientific exploration in orthopaedics. Dr. Liu’s research strengthens the link between clinical need and scientific discovery in the rapidly evolving field of emergency orthopaedic care.

Conclusion

Dr. Gang Liu stands as a dedicated leader in orthopaedic trauma care, combining clinical expertise, academic mentorship, and biomechanical research to improve patient outcomes and train future surgeons.

Muhammad Zia | Pharmacology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Muhammad Zia | Pharmacology | Best Researcher Award

College of staten island | United States

Dr. Muhammad K. Zia is a medical professional and educator specializing in biological and medical sciences, currently serving as a Doctoral Lecturer in the Department of Biology at the College of Staten Island/CUNY. With an M.B.B.S. from Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Dr. Zia brings over two decades of diverse experience spanning clinical practice, higher education, and scientific research. He has contributed significantly to undergraduate science education through positions at Kean University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and other academic institutions. His clinical background includes roles in pathology and diabetology in both the U.S. and Pakistan. Notably, he was awarded the PSC-CUNY research grant to study the effects of angiotensin receptor blockers on diabetic nephropathy. A dedicated mentor and presenter, Dr. Zia has supervised multiple student research posters and actively contributes to academic development at CSI. His interdisciplinary expertise uniquely bridges clinical knowledge with life science education and research.

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Education

Dr. Muhammad K. Zia earned his medical degree (M.B.B.S.) from Jinnah Sindh Medical University in Karachi, Pakistan. His training equipped him with a solid foundation in clinical medicine, including internal medicine, diagnostics, pathology, and patient care. Following graduation, he pursued additional clinical training and gained certification to practice medicine in Pakistan. Over time, he transitioned into academic medicine, combining his clinical expertise with pedagogy in biological sciences. He has complemented his education with ongoing professional development and has contributed to academic settings through student mentorship, course delivery, and research guidance. His deep understanding of clinical biology, pathology, and pharmacological interventions forms the basis of his teaching philosophy. While he holds no formal advanced academic degrees beyond his medical license, Dr. Zia has consistently demonstrated a commitment to educational excellence and medical scholarship, as evidenced by his active teaching roles and scholarly contributions in academic institutions in both the U.S. and abroad.

Experience

Dr. Zia’s professional journey reflects a balanced blend of academic instruction and clinical medicine. He has served as a Doctoral Lecturer at the College of Staten Island, following 12 years as an adjunct and substitute instructor. His teaching experience also spans Kean University, Union County College, Stevens Institute of Technology, and Wagner College, where he taught various biology and medical science courses. In the clinical domain, Dr. Zia has worked as a Medical Assistant in New Jersey, a Pathology Assistant at QDx Pathology Services, and held roles such as Associate Diabetologist and Resident Medical Officer at Baqai Medical University. Earlier in his career, he served as a Clinical Assistant at Imam Clinic in Karachi. His clinical responsibilities included diagnostics, treatment planning, minor procedures, and patient education. This extensive experience across multiple institutions showcases his ability to deliver science education enriched by real-world medical practice.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Muhammad K. Zia has been recognized for his commitment to academic research and mentorship through the PSC-CUNY Cycle 54 Research Grant. The award supported his study on the effects of Angiotensin Receptor Blockers in diabetic nephropathy, showcasing his initiative in clinical and retrospective research. His efforts to promote scientific inquiry among undergraduates were further highlighted through his supervision of multiple poster presentations at the CSI Undergraduate Conference on Research, Scholarship, and Arts. These included literature reviews on SGLT2 inhibitors, Parkinson’s disease interventions, and cardiovascular risks linked to supraventricular tachycardia. Dr. Zia has also presented workshops such as “How to Write a Reference Letter to Support Pre-Med Students,” contributing to the academic development of aspiring physicians. While he may not yet have amassed a wide array of traditional academic honors, his consistent involvement in student mentorship, curriculum enrichment, and funded research speaks volumes about his dedication and impact.

Research Focus

Dr. Zia’s research interests center on the intersection of clinical medicine and chronic disease management. His primary focus includes diabetic complications, particularly diabetic nephropathy and the therapeutic role of angiotensin receptor blockers. He is also interested in cardiovascular pharmacology and endocrinology, as demonstrated by his guidance of student research on SGLT2 inhibitors and their cardioprotective effects. His approach often involves retrospective chart reviews and critical literature analysis using credible medical databases like PubMed and the European Journal of Medicine. He further engages in collaborative educational research and academic mentoring, particularly within undergraduate settings. Dr. Zia’s supervised projects span diverse clinical areas, such as Parkinson’s disease interventions and arrhythmia outcomes, reflecting his broad scientific curiosity and integrative knowledge of pathophysiology. Through these initiatives, he fosters critical thinking and evidence-based research skills among students, contributing to a stronger foundation in translational medicine and interdisciplinary health sciences education.

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Title: Comparative Evaluation of ARB Monotherapy and SGLT2/ACE Inhibitor Combination Therapy in the Renal Function of Diabetes Mellitus Patients: A Retrospective, Longitudinal Cohort Study
Year: 2025

Conclusion

Dr. Muhammad K. Zia’s multidimensional career—rooted in clinical medicine and expanded through academic instruction and student mentorship—demonstrates a sustained commitment to bridging medical science with impactful education and applied research.

Yingna Le | Research on the Mechanism of Action of Active Ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yingna Le | Research on the Mechanism of Action of Active Ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine | Best Researcher Award

PhD Candidate| Nanchang Medical College, china

Dr. Yingna Le is a Lecturer in Pharmacy at Nanchang Medical College’s School of Pharmacy, where she specializes in pharmacognosy and the authentication of Chinese medicinal materials. With a strong foundation in Chinese Materia Medica from Yunnan and Jiangxi Universities of Traditional Chinese Medicine, she combines traditional knowledge with modern scientific research. Dr. Le actively investigates the molecular mechanisms behind active ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), contributing to national and provincial research projects. Her work includes the study of hawthorn leaf flavonoids and kidney stone treatments through the lens of network pharmacology and gut-liver axis analysis. She has published in core Chinese and international journals, developed flipped classroom models, and innovated WeChat-based educational tools. A member of several professional societies, she is committed to advancing TCM education and research. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates experimental design, pharmacognosy, and data analysis to enrich teaching and contribute to the scientific community.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Yingna Le holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chinese Materia Medica. She earned her B.S. from Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2007, where she developed a strong understanding of traditional pharmacognosy and the foundational principles of Chinese medicine. She then pursued her M.S. from Jiangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2008–2011), deepening her expertise in medicinal material authentication and TCM pharmacology. Her postgraduate studies provided her with skills in microscopic identification, phytochemical analysis, and TCM theory, setting the stage for her research and teaching career. This rigorous academic background enabled her to bridge the gap between traditional practices and contemporary scientific methods. Her educational journey laid the groundwork for her future roles in academia and research, where she continues to explore the integration of modern pharmacological techniques with ancient herbal wisdom. Dr. Le’s academic path demonstrates her dedication to excellence and innovation in the field of TCM.

🧪 Experience

Dr. Yingna Le currently serves as a Lecturer in the School of Pharmacy at Nanchang Medical College (2021–present), where she teaches Pharmacognosy and the Authentication of Chinese Medicinal Materials. Prior to this, she was a Teaching Assistant at the Jiangxi University of TCM Science and Technology College (2018–2021), where she began integrating innovative teaching strategies into traditional Chinese medicine education. Her academic career is marked by a dedication to improving teaching quality through flipped classrooms and the application of digital platforms like WeChat for student engagement and evaluation. In addition to teaching, Dr. Le has played pivotal roles in research, particularly as Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator on national and provincial research grants. She has completed five interdisciplinary projects between 2020 and 2022 and actively contributes to academic publications. Her blend of instructional innovation and research acumen makes her a respected figure in both educational and scientific circles in TCM.

🏅 Awards and Honors

Dr. Yingna Le has earned recognition through competitive research funding and influential academic appointments. She is the Principal Investigator of a Jiangxi Provincial Education Department grant for studying Lygodium japonicum’s mechanisms against kidney stones, and a Co-Investigator on a prestigious National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) grant examining hawthorn leaf flavonoids in cardiovascular treatment. While specific award titles are not listed, her success in securing these high-level grants reflects her scientific credibility and innovation. Additionally, her involvement in five interdisciplinary education reform and material science projects (2020–2022) with substantial budgets highlights her leadership and collaborative spirit. Dr. Le also holds committee roles in key professional societies, including the TCM Processing Committee of the Jiangxi Pharmaceutical Association and the Digital Healthcare & Simulation Medicine Society of Jiangxi Province. These roles further affirm her status as a trusted contributor to the advancement of pharmacy education and research in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

🔬 Research Focus

Dr. Yingna Le’s research centers on uncovering the mechanisms of action of active ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine using modern pharmacological approaches. Her work focuses on compounds such as hawthorn leaf flavonoids and their effects on cardiovascular health, particularly unstable plaques, through the LXR-α mediated modulation of iron-lipid metabolism in the gut-liver axis. She also investigates the therapeutic potential of Lygodium japonicum in kidney stone treatment via network pharmacology. Dr. Le employs a range of methodologies including phytochemical analysis, molecular mechanism studies, and pharmacognostic techniques. Her research approach integrates traditional herbal knowledge with systems biology to bridge classical TCM theory with modern biomedical science. She has a strong interest in interdisciplinary collaboration and has led or contributed to numerous research projects across pharmacology, education reform, and material science. Her contributions aim to validate and modernize the application of traditional remedies in contemporary clinical settings, making her work both culturally relevant and scientifically impactful.

✅ Conclusion

Dr. Yingna Le blends traditional Chinese medical expertise with modern research to advance pharmacognosy and medicinal authentication. Through dedicated teaching, impactful research, and innovative education methods, she contributes significantly to TCM modernization.

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