Muhammad Imran | Management and Accounting | Best Research Article Award

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Muhammad Imran | Management and Accounting | Best Research Article Award

Dr muhammad imran, Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia

Dr. Muhammad Imran is a distinguished academic in the field of Management, currently serving as an International Senior Lecturer at Universiti Utara Malaysia. With over six years of experience in teaching and research, Dr. Imran has built a reputation for academic excellence, particularly in SMEs, TQM, and Industry 4.0. He has contributed significantly to top-tier journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science and has served as a reviewer for various prestigious international publications. His leadership in research supervision and collaborative projects highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge and innovation. Dr. Imran is also a recipient of multiple research grants and academic awards. His proactive engagement with the academic community through teaching, mentoring, and publishing places him among the influential scholars in his domain. Based in Malaysia, he continues to shape future leaders through dynamic teaching and cutting-edge research.

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Education

Dr. Muhammad Imran holds a Ph.D. in Management from Universiti Utara Malaysia (2015–2018), where his doctoral research focused on Total Quality Management, Entrepreneurial Orientation, Business Networks, and SMEs’ Export Performance. His thesis provided valuable insights into enhancing SME competitiveness in international markets. He earned his MBA from The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan (2010–2014), achieving a commendable CGPA of 3.28/4.0. His academic background blends rigorous theoretical frameworks with practical business insights. Dr. Imran’s education laid the foundation for his scholarly achievements and international academic career. His exposure to diverse academic environments in Pakistan and Malaysia equipped him with global perspectives, essential for today’s interconnected research and teaching landscapes. This educational trajectory has been instrumental in shaping his expertise in strategic management, research methodologies, and innovation in organizational contexts.

Experience

Dr. Muhammad Imran brings over six years of teaching and research experience across leading universities in Pakistan and Malaysia. Currently, he is an International Senior Lecturer at Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM), teaching Strategic Management, Organizational Behavior, and Research Methodology. Prior to UUM, he served as an Assistant Professor at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur (2019–2022), where he taught Operations Management and Advanced Quantitative Analysis. He also worked briefly at Iqra University, Karachi, teaching Fundamentals of Management. Throughout his career, Dr. Imran has supervised numerous postgraduate theses, collaborated on multidisciplinary research projects, and reviewed papers for top-tier journals. His international academic exposure, combined with subject versatility, makes him a valuable contributor to institutional growth and student development. His roles demonstrate his passion for academic excellence, mentorship, and impactful research.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Muhammad Imran has been recognized with several prestigious research grants and awards for his impactful contributions to management science. His academic excellence earned him recognition through university-funded research grants that support innovation in SMEs, TQM, and Industry 4.0. He has also been honored for his peer-review contributions to top-ranked journals. At Universiti Utara Malaysia, he is celebrated for his dedication to student mentorship and scholarly productivity. Additionally, his publications have consistently ranked in Q1/Q2 journals, gaining accolades from academic communities. He was acknowledged for his research quality in conferences and symposia, particularly for studies related to Industry 4.0 and environmental sustainability. These honors reflect his commitment to academic leadership, research rigor, and international collaboration, reinforcing his reputation as an influential voice in management education and research.

Research Focus

Dr. Muhammad Imran’s research centers on advancing organizational performance through strategic and operational lenses. His key focus areas include Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Total Quality Management (TQM), Entrepreneurship, Industry 4.0 technologies, and Occupational Safety & Health. He is particularly interested in how digital transformation and innovation affect business growth and sustainability. His work integrates quantitative methods to examine firm performance, export competitiveness, servitization, and leadership dynamics in emerging markets. Dr. Imran also explores behavioral dimensions such as emotional intelligence, employee creativity, and environmental consciousness. Through multidisciplinary approaches, he contributes to theoretical development and practical applications in public and private sectors. His studies are aimed at enhancing policy formulation and managerial practices to foster sustainable economic development. With numerous Scopus and Web of Science-indexed publications, his research has global reach and societal impact.

Publication Top Notes

  • 📊 Exploring Triad Influence of Service Innovation, Service Quality, and Customer Orientation between Big Data Analytics and Hotel Performance

  • 🌐 Driving SME Growth Through Digital Leadership: Exploring Tenure and Transformation Dynamics

  • 🌱 Empirical Insights into Resilience-Based Strategies for Addressing Haze Pollution: Enhancing Green Infrastructure and Urban Resilience

  • 🏭 Effects of Industry 4.0 Technologies and Servitization on Firm Performance: Evidence from the Pakistani Manufacturing Sector

  • 🍎 The Interplay of Safety Knowledge, Attitude and Health Experience in Adoption of Protective Pesticide Behavior

  • 🏗️ Assessment of Risk Factors and Project Success in the Construction Industry

  • 🏛️ Empirical Investigation of Public Service Performance Improvement Factors

  • 💚 Greenwash and Green Purchase Behavior: An Environmentally Sustainable Perspective

  • 🥗 Health Consciousness, Food Safety Concern, and Consumer Purchase Intentions Toward Organic Food

  • 📱 The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Agenda Setting: A Study of Social Media

  • 💡 Sustainable Leadership and Employee Innovative Behavior: Discussing the Mediating Role of Creative Self-Efficacy

  • 🧪 Resource and Information Access for SME Sustainability in the Era of IR 4.0

  • ⚠️ Influence of Risk Factors on Construction Firm Project Success in Pakistan

  • 🚚 The Contributing Factors Towards E-Logistic Customer Satisfaction

  • 🖥️ Remedies of Low Performance Among Pakistani E-Logistic Companies: Role of IT Capability and ICT

  • 🚗 Determinants of Firm’s Export Performance in China’s Automobile Industry

  • 📋 Performance Appraisal Politics and Employee’ Performance in Distinctive Economies

  • 🧵 Influence of the Industry 4.0 on Production and Service Sectors in Pakistan

Hichem Saidi | Econometrics and Finance | Best Research Article Award

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Hichem Saidi | Econometrics and Finance | Best Research Article Award

Prof Hichem Saidi, Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud Islamic University Deanship of Scientific Research, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Hichem Saidi is an accomplished Associate Professor of Economics and Quantitative Methods at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University, Saudi Arabia. He is also affiliated with the University of Manouba, Tunisia, where he has served as a prominent educator and researcher in quantitative economics. With a solid academic background and prolific scholarly output, Dr. Saidi has contributed significantly to the fields of financial and energy economics, econometrics, and development studies. He holds leadership positions in postgraduate programs such as the M.Sc in Data Science and the MBA in Risk and Insurance Management. His work bridges theoretical modeling and policy-relevant economic analysis, especially within the MENA and GCC regions. Dr. Saidi’s research is widely published in Q1 and Q2 journals, reflecting his scholarly impact. In addition, he plays a critical role in developing academic curricula and guiding doctoral candidates, helping shape the next generation of economic and financial researchers.

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Education

Dr. Hichem Saidi has pursued an exceptional academic path with a focus on economics and quantitative methods. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics with High Distinction in 2013 from the University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia. He earlier completed his M.Sc in Mathematical Economics and Econometrics from the same university in 2008, equipping him with advanced technical and econometric tools. In 2019, he was granted the Habilitation for Supervising Doctoral Research by the University of Manouba, marking his qualification to mentor Ph.D. students. In 2021, he successfully passed the highly competitive Agrégation in Quantitative Methods, awarded by the Tunisian Ministry of Higher Education, distinguishing him as a top-ranking academic in his field. This educational foundation has paved the way for his current leadership in academic programs and research across multiple domains of economics and finance.

Experience

Dr. Hichem Saidi brings over a decade of rich academic experience. Since 2021, he has served as an Associate Professor of Quantitative Methods at the University of Manouba, Tunisia, and is currently affiliated with the Department of Economics, Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University, Saudi Arabia. He previously held the position of Assistant Professor from 2015 to 2021 at the same Tunisian institution. From 2011 to 2015, he worked as a Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Tunis El Manar and the University of Manouba. He is also the Head of M.Sc in Data Science and MBA in Risk and Insurance Management at ESCT, Tunisia, and the Research Cell Coordinator since 2015. His commitment to education is evident in his involvement with various graduate and undergraduate programs, curriculum development, and academic supervision, fostering innovation and excellence in economics and data science education.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Hichem Saidi has earned numerous academic accolades throughout his distinguished career. In 2021, he was the Laureate of the Agrégation in Quantitative Methods, one of the most prestigious academic competitive exams organized by the Tunisian Ministry of Higher Education. This honor highlights his superior competence in teaching and research in economics and quantitative disciplines. In 2019, he achieved his Habilitation from the University of Manouba, granting him the authority to supervise doctoral dissertations, a significant milestone in the academic hierarchy. His doctoral work received High Distinction, underscoring his early academic excellence. Additionally, Dr. Saidi’s extensive publications in ABDC and Q1/Q2 journals reflect global recognition of his research, making him a respected voice in financial, institutional, and energy economics. These distinctions attest to his scholarly influence, educational leadership, and commitment to advancing economic thought both in the MENA region and internationally.

Research Focus

Dr. Hichem Saidi’s research is rooted in quantitative and empirical economics, with an emphasis on financial economics, energy economics, and development finance. His work frequently explores the relationships between financial development, institutional quality, and economic growth, particularly in the MENA and GCC regions. He applies advanced econometric techniques such as panel cointegration, panel VAR, simultaneous equation models, and structural breaks to uncover nuanced policy-relevant insights. His studies address themes like financial inclusion, climate risk, corporate social responsibility, and natural resource rents, reflecting a strong intersection of sustainability and economic performance. Dr. Saidi also investigates the effects of technological advancement, renewable energy, and governance structures on macroeconomic outcomes. His research is often collaborative and published in peer-reviewed international journals, contributing significantly to the literature on emerging economies, financial stability, and sustainable development. He also supervises doctoral students in related themes.

Publication Top Notes

  1. 📘 Exploring the Relationship Between Board Characteristics and Non-Performing Loans: A Comparative Analysis Across GCC and Non-GCC Countries – International Journal of Financial Studies (2025)

  2. 📘 Climate Risk and Bank Performance: What Role does Corporate Social Responsibility Play? – International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy (2025)

  3. 📘 Do Board Characteristics Promote Corporate Social Responsibility? An Empirical Analysis for European Companies – Journal of Risk and Financial Management (2025)

  4. 📘 Does Financial Inclusion Affect Non-Performing Loans and Liquidity Risk in the MENA Region? – Economies (2025)

  5. 📘 Natural Resources Rent and Bank Stability in the MENA Region: Does Institutional Quality Matter? – Risks (2025)

  6. 📘 Do Financial Market Openness and Stock Market Returns Drive Economic Growth in GCC Countries? – International Journal of Financial Studies (2025)

  7. 📘 On the Technology-Growth Relationship: Does the Institutional Quality Matter? – Journal of Knowledge Economics (2023)

  8. ⚡ Financial Development, Electricity Consumption, and FDI in the GCC Countries: GMM Panel VAR Insights – Energy Sources, Part B (2022)

  9. 📊 Threshold Effect of Institutions on Finance-Growth Nexus in MENA Region – Economics Bulletin (2020)

  10. 🌱 Institutions in the Renewable Energy-Growth Nexus in the MENA Region – Environmental Modeling and Assessment (2020)

  11. 📉 Instability of Tunisian Money Demand: Empirical Issues with Structural Breaks – Journal of Quantitative Economics (2019)

  12. 🔁 Governance, Institutions, Financial Liberalization and Economic Growth using PSTR Model – Panoeconomicus (2017)

  13. 💹 Capital Account Liberalization and Economic Growth with Structural Breaks – Economics Bulletin (2016)

  14. 🌍 Democracy and Economic Growth in MENA Countries – Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences (2015)

  15. 🌐 Capital Account Liberalization, Institutions and Economic Growth – Journal of Business Studies Quarterly (2014)

  16. 🌎 FDI, Portfolio Investment, and Growth in Developing and Developed Economies – Interdisciplinary Journal of Research in Business (2011)

  17. 🔓 Capital Account Liberalization and Economic Growth: GMM System Analysis – International Journal of Economics and Finance (2010)

Dina Tsagari | Arts and Humanities | Best Researcher Award

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Dina Tsagari | Arts and Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dina Tsagari, Oslo Metropolitan Unversity, Norway

Professor Dr. Dina Tsagari is a renowned scholar in English Language Pedagogy and TESOL, currently serving at the Department of Primary and Secondary Teacher Education at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet), Norway. With a strong background in language assessment, multilingual education, and teacher education, she leads several international research initiatives and academic collaborations. As the head of the Evaluation and Assessment (EnA) group and founder of the Classroom-based Language Assessment SIG under EALTA, she plays a pivotal role in shaping language assessment practices across Europe. She is actively involved in EU-funded projects, including Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020, and frequently teaches and supervises doctoral-level research. Her global impact is reflected through her contributions to PhD training, cross-national networks, and policy-driven research. Her work bridges theory and practice, with a special focus on teacher development, multilingualism, and equitable assessment.

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Education

Dr. Dina Tsagari holds advanced degrees in English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics, with a specialization in Language Testing and Assessment. Her academic journey began with undergraduate studies in English Philology, followed by a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics. She later completed her PhD with a focus on language assessment, teacher education, and classroom-based evaluation. Throughout her education, she developed expertise in second language acquisition, curriculum design, and assessment methodologies. Her doctoral research laid the foundation for her influential career in language testing, multilingual education, and teacher professional development. In addition to her formal degrees, Dr. Tsagari has received specialized training and certifications through international academic programs, further enriching her understanding of educational systems in Europe and beyond. Her educational background supports her interdisciplinary research, integrating linguistics, pedagogy, and educational technology in innovative ways that influence both academic and policy realms globally.

Experience

Professor Tsagari has held various academic and leadership roles across Europe. Since joining OsloMet, she has led key initiatives in multilingual education and teacher training. She serves as the leader of the Evaluation and Assessment (EnA) research group and coordinates the PhD course “Assessment and Learning” offered in partnership with the University of South-Eastern Norway. She has extensive experience as a lecturer, supervisor, curriculum developer, and project leader. Dr. Tsagari is also an active participant in European research collaborations, including Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020 projects. She has coordinated or contributed to projects involving over 20 European institutions, advancing education policy, teacher mobility, and inclusive pedagogy. Her previous affiliations include working with teacher training institutes and universities across Germany, Greece, and the UK. Her contributions to teacher education, assessment literacy, and multilingualism have made her a sought-after speaker, consultant, and academic leader in European education reform.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Dina Tsagari has been recognized for her contributions to international education and academic excellence. In November 2024, she was awarded the ERASMUS Teaching Staff Mobility Grant to teach at Cyprus Open University. She has consistently received funding from prestigious European programs such as Horizon 2020, Erasmus+, and Nordplus, totaling millions in research support. Her leadership in large-scale EU projects such as TEFF, TREL, and KIDS4ALLL has positioned her as a key influencer in European educational research. She has also been distinguished through collaborative honors like her selection to lead COST Action working groups, especially in bi/multilingual education. Additionally, her invited roles as PhD course coordinator and keynote speaker in academic events underscore her standing in the field. Her awards are not just acknowledgments of research but reflect her impact on shaping inclusive, evidence-based teacher education policies throughout Europe.

Research Focus

Professor Tsagari’s research revolves around language assessment, teacher education, multilingualism, and inclusive pedagogy. She is deeply invested in Classroom-Based Language Assessment (CBLA) and the washback effect of testing on language teaching and learning. Her projects explore teachers’ assessment literacy, the use of technology in language assessment, and policy-based educational innovation. She leads and collaborates on research investigating research literacy among educators, bi/multilingual disciplinary literacies, and mobility in teacher education. Her work often adopts comparative and interdisciplinary approaches across countries and educational levels. Through leadership in projects like TEFF, TREL, and KIDS4ALLL, she aims to enhance teacher training systems, promote inclusivity, and prepare educators for evolving educational landscapes. Dr. Tsagari is also committed to developing evidence-based frameworks and materials that support equitable learning outcomes in linguistically diverse classrooms, making her research both theoretically rich and practically impactful.

Publication Top Notes

  • 📘 Teaching English to Diverse Students – Mahan, R.K. & Tsagari, D. (Routledge, in preparation)

  • 📘 Coherent English Teacher Education: Finding Common Ground in Primary and Lower Secondary Teacher Education – Chvala, L. & Tsagari, D. (Cappelen Damm, in preparation)

  • 📘 Assessing Multilingual Young Learners – Vogt, K. & Tsagari, D. (Multilingual Matters, in preparation)

  • 📝 Multilingualism and Test Washback – Tsagari, D., Lopriore, L., & Vogt, K. (in Allen D.B., Ed. Routledge, in preparation)

  • 📝 Exploring Pre-service English Language Teachers’ Research Self-Efficacy Beliefs – Gokturk-Saglam, A.L., Dikilitas, K., & Tsagari, D. (The Language Learning Journal, in preparation)

  • 📝 Investigating the Effectiveness of Online LAL Materials for English Language Teachers in the Norwegian Context – Mavroudi, A., Tsagari, D., & Saglam, A. (Computers in Education, in preparation)

  • 📝 Online Language Teacher Assessment Literacy: International Case Studies – Gokturk-Saglam, L.A., Sevgi-Sole, E., Vogt, K., & Tsagari, D. (in preparation)

Natalia Nesterenko | Econometrics and Finance | Best Research Article Award

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Dr Natalia Nesterenko, The Russian State Pedagogical University, Russia

Natalia Nesterenko, Ph.D., is a distinguished Associate Professor specializing in industrial economics and finance at The Herzen University, Saint Petersburg. With an academic foundation from Saint Petersburg State University, she has dedicated over two decades to education and research in economic development, sustainable agriculture, and enterprise economics. She has served in key academic roles including Deputy Head at the Chair of Economy of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship at SPbSU. Natalia has also supervised the Master’s Program “Economy of Firm and Innovative Activities” and contributed as an expert for the World Bank in the Eurasian Centre of Food Security. Her work actively bridges academia and policy, particularly in organic agriculture and sustainable economic strategies. Natalia has represented Russian academia in numerous global conferences and has published extensively on the economic, institutional, and technological dimensions of sustainable development. She speaks English and German and currently resides in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Education

Natalia Nesterenko holds a Ph.D. (Candidate of Economic Sciences), earned between 2001–2005. Her academic journey began at Saint Petersburg State University, where she studied from 1996 to 2001 at the Faculty of Economics, majoring in the Economy of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship. Prior to her university education, she completed her secondary schooling from 1986 to 1996 in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation. Her doctoral studies laid a strong foundation for her specialization in sustainable development, enterprise management, and agribusiness. Natalia’s formal education is deeply rooted in Russia’s premier academic institutions, giving her a robust theoretical and practical grounding in economic sciences. Her continued commitment to education is also evident in her involvement in global training programs, such as the World Bank-sponsored training in Food and Nutrition Policy at Lomonosov Moscow State University. These academic experiences have shaped her research and teaching trajectory in both Russian and international contexts.

Experience

Natalia Nesterenko began her academic career in 2002 as an assistant at the Chair of Economy of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship at Saint Petersburg State University (SPbSU). She was promoted to senior lecturer in 2006 and later to associate professor in 2008. From 2008 to 2021, she also served as Deputy Head for Scientific Activities within the department. In 2020, she became the supervisor of the Master’s Program “Economy of Firm and Innovative Activities” at SPbSU. The same year, she worked as an expert with the World Bank at the Eurasian Centre of Food Security. Since 2021, she has held the position of Associate Professor at the Chair of Industrial Economics and Finance at The Herzen University. Her teaching focuses on cost management, food security, and enterprise economics. Natalia’s professional journey reflects her dedication to merging economic theory with practical, policy-oriented approaches in both academia and consultancy roles.

Awards and Honors

While specific award titles are not explicitly listed in the CV, Natalia Nesterenko’s selection as an expert for the World Bank at the Eurasian Centre of Food Security in 2020 reflects high-level recognition of her expertise. Additionally, she has been frequently invited to speak at prestigious international conferences, such as the International Sustainable Development Research Society Conferences in Portugal, Hungary, China, and Colombia, highlighting her respected international academic presence. Her role in supervising graduate programs at Saint Petersburg State University and The Herzen University underscores her leadership within academic institutions. Furthermore, her participation in training programs organized by Lomonosov Moscow State University and sponsored by the World Bank emphasizes her global engagement and acknowledgment by international organizations. These roles and invitations stand as significant professional honors that validate her contributions to sustainable economic policy, organic agriculture, and international collaboration in economic education and research.

Research Focus

Natalia Nesterenko’s primary research focuses on sustainable development, particularly within agribusiness and organic agriculture. Her studies examine institutional and regional strategies for transitioning toward sustainability in agricultural practices in Russia and other BRICS countries. She explores comparative food systems, the role of digital technologies, and cost management strategies to enhance organic food supply chains. Nesterenko also delves into mergers and acquisitions as they relate to enterprise economics, offering insights into organizational behavior and economic policy reforms. Her publications frequently address the barriers and prospects of achieving sustainable agricultural systems in Russia, Germany, and other nations, with emphasis on regional differentiation and resource allocation. She advocates for organic agriculture’s integration into national policies and supports the Organic 3.0 model, promoting environmentally responsible innovation. Her research serves as a vital link between academic insight and practical policymaking, influencing both national agricultural strategies and global discourse on sustainability.

Publication Top Notes

  • 📘 Perspectives and Barriers to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture in the BRICS Countries (2024)

  • 📙 Sustainable development of organic agriculture: Strategies of Russia and its regions in context of the digital economy (2020)

  • 📗 Sustainable agriculture: development prospects in Russia (2019)

  • 📘 Comparative characteristics of the organic food market in Russia and Germany (IOP, 2019)

  • 📗 Prospects for the development of sustainable supply chains of organic food in Russia (2018)

  • 📘 Organic Agriculture in Russia: Ways to Ensure Sustainable Development in the Context of Global Challenges (2017)

  • 📙 Forming a strategy for sustainable development of organic agriculture in Russia based on regional differentiation (2017)

  • 📗 Organic agriculture in Russia: conditions for the transition to a sustainable development trajectory (2016)

  • 📘 Convectional and Organic Agriculture: Comparative Efficiency and Sustainable Development (2015)

  • 📙 Economics of Innovative Changes and its Organizational and Institutional Support (2013, co-author)

Christos Kountzakis | Mathematics | Best Research Article Award

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Christos Kountzakis | Mathematics | Best Research Article Award

Dr Christos Kountzakis, University of the Aegean, Greece

Dr. Christos E. Kountzakis is an accomplished Assistant Professor of Mathematical Economics at the University of the Aegean, Greece. Born on July 9, 1977, in Amaroussion Attikis, he specializes in advanced topics at the intersection of mathematics, economics, and risk theory. With an academic journey deeply rooted in applied and theoretical mathematics, Dr. Kountzakis has contributed significantly to areas like coherent risk measures and economic modeling. He has worked with prestigious institutions such as the University of Vienna and Cyprus University of Technology, enhancing his research portfolio across borders. Known for his academic rigor and analytical mindset, Dr. Kountzakis has published extensively in high-impact journals, addressing topics like Pareto efficiency, risk management in Banach spaces, and actuarial solvency. His contributions not only reflect his deep understanding of abstract mathematics but also its real-world implications in economics and finance.

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Education

Dr. Christos Kountzakis holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the National Technical University of Athens, completed in September 2006. His doctoral dissertation titled “Applications of the Partially Ordered Linear Spaces in Mathematical Economics” was supervised by Professor I.A. Polyrakis. Prior to his doctorate, he earned a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Applied Mathematics from the same institution in July 2001, with an impressive grade of 9.46/10. He began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Mathematics from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in September 1999, graduating with a solid grade of 7.73/10. His academic background reflects a consistent focus on mathematical theory, optimization, and economic applications, forming the foundation for his later research in risk management, actuarial science, and financial mathematics. These qualifications have underpinned his professional trajectory and research contributions to mathematical economics.

Experience

Dr. Kountzakis began his academic career as an Adjunct Lecturer in Financial Mathematics at the University of the Aegean (2007–2010), progressing to a Lecturer and later Assistant Professor in Mathematical Economics by 2015. He currently serves as a tenured-track Assistant Professor at the same department. His international experience includes serving as a Research Assistant at the University of Vienna in 2014, under the mentorship of Prof. Walter Schachermayer. He also collaborated with the Cyprus University of Technology on projects related to smart specialization and social networks (2012–2014). His experience spans teaching, applied research, and academic publishing in finance and mathematical modeling. His strong presence in academic roles is complemented by his engagement in interdisciplinary research, making significant contributions to economic theory, financial derivatives, and risk analysis.

Awards and Honors

While specific named awards are not explicitly listed, Dr. Christos Kountzakis has achieved notable academic honors through his appointments and collaborative research roles. His selection for a competitive research assistantship at the University of Vienna in 2014, under the guidance of the internationally recognized mathematician Prof. Walter Schachermayer, reflects his academic distinction. Additionally, his collaborations with the Cyprus University of Technology on nationally relevant projects such as “Smart Specialization in Cyprus” underscore the applied value and recognition of his expertise. His consistent publication record in top-tier journals such as Mathematical Finance, Journal of Mathematical Economics, and Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications further affirms his reputation in the academic community. These achievements highlight his dedication to advancing mathematical economics and reflect a career marked by research excellence and institutional trust.

Research Focus

Dr. Christos E. Kountzakis’s research lies at the intersection of mathematical economics, risk theory, and functional analysis. His work explores advanced areas such as coherent and convex risk measures, Pareto efficiency, arbitrage pricing, and the geometry of Banach and ordered vector spaces. With strong foundations in areas classified by the AMS such as 46Axx (topological vector spaces), 60Gxx (stochastic processes), and 91Bxx (economic theory), he applies rigorous mathematical tools to solve complex problems in finance and insurance. His research interests include optimization in infinite-dimensional spaces, deviation measures, actuarial solvency, and market completeness. He is also engaged in exploring no-arbitrage pricing in incomplete markets and the application of ordered structures in normed spaces. His work is both theoretical and applied, providing insights that are valuable to mathematical theorists and financial practitioners alike.

Publication Top Notes

  1. 📘 Geometry of cones and an application in the theory of Pareto efficient points

  2. 📘 The completion of security markets

  3. 📘 Super-lattice partial order relations in normed linear spaces

  4. 📘 Generalized Coherent Risk measures

  5. 📘 No-arbitrage pricing of non-marketed claims in multiperiod markets

  6. 📘 Non-replication of options

  7. 📘 Risk measures on ordered non-reflexive Banach spaces

  8. 📘 Risk measures in ordered normed linear spaces with non-empty cone interior

  9. 📘 The completion of real-asset markets by options

  10. 📘 On efficient portfolio selection using convex risk measures

  11. 📘 The restricted convex risk measures in actuarial solvency

  12. 📘 An aspect of restricted coherent risk measures and actuarial solvency

  13. 📘 Coherent Risk Measures in General Economic Models and Price Bubbles

  14. 📘 Notes on the solution of the risk minimization problem under constant investor’s endowment

  15. 📘 Deviation measures on Banach spaces and applications

  16. 📘 Questions on the geometry of finite coherence

Thunyawat Limpiti | Engineering | Best Research Article Award

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Thunyawat Limpiti | Engineering | Best Research Article Award

Assist. Prof. Dr Thunyawat Limpiti, School of Engineering and Technology, Walailak University, Thailand

Asst. Prof. Dr. Thunyawat Limpiti is a dedicated Thai academic and researcher currently serving as a Lecturer at the School of Engineering and Technology, Walailak University. With a strong foundation in electrical and telecommunication engineering, he holds a Doctor of Engineering degree from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. Dr. Limpiti specializes in RF and microwave circuit design, antenna engineering, wireless power transmission, and material characterization. Throughout his career, he has combined theoretical depth with practical innovation to address complex challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and communications. His interdisciplinary work spans advanced antenna design, RF sensors, and dielectric property analysis. Dr. Limpiti has authored numerous high-impact publications and has actively collaborated in national and international conferences. His research not only contributes to technological advancement but also emphasizes real-world applicability in areas such as intelligent monitoring, implantable sensors, and smart agriculture. His professional commitment and scholarly outputs continue to shape the future of wireless technologies.

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Education

Dr. Thunyawat Limpiti pursued all his higher education degrees at the prestigious King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand. He earned his Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering in 2005, establishing a solid grounding in communication technologies. Building upon this, he completed his Master of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering in 2008, where his thesis focused on the “Dielectric Properties Determination by Using Magnitude of Mutual Coupling of Dipole Antennas between Perpendicular and Parallel Polarizations.” In 2013, he achieved his Doctor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering with a dissertation titled “Switchable Antennas and Their Application in Dielectric Properties Determination.” His academic training integrated core engineering principles with specialized research in antennas, RF systems, and electromagnetic theory. These qualifications underpin his expertise in wireless communications and materials sensing, and have equipped him to make significant contributions to both academia and industry through teaching, applied research, and innovation in sensor and antenna technologies.

Experience

Asst. Prof. Dr. Thunyawat Limpiti has extensive academic and research experience in electrical and telecommunication engineering. Currently serving as a Lecturer at the School of Engineering and Technology, Walailak University, he has led and participated in various research initiatives focusing on RF/microwave design, wireless systems, and smart sensors. Prior to this role, he was actively engaged in advanced antenna and circuit development for medical, defense, and agricultural applications. He is highly skilled in the design and simulation of transmission lines, RFID-based antennas, wireless power transmission systems, and dielectric characterization. Dr. Limpiti has supervised numerous student projects and theses while contributing to the improvement of engineering curricula. He has collaborated with multidisciplinary teams and international researchers, published in reputable journals, and presented at global conferences. His practical work often translates into intelligent systems such as humidity control units and wearable health monitoring devices, demonstrating his ability to bridge theory and real-world application.

Awards and Honors

While specific awards and honors are not explicitly listed in the data provided, Asst. Prof. Dr. Thunyawat Limpiti’s numerous high-impact publications and active participation in international conferences such as ISAP and ECTI indicate his recognition in the academic and engineering communities. His contributions to peer-reviewed journals including IEEE Access, Progress in Electromagnetics Research, and International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering reflect scholarly excellence. His research in implantable sensors, antenna optimization, and intelligent systems has positioned him as a notable contributor in the field. Furthermore, his work on smart agriculture and wireless health monitoring has earned attention for its innovation and societal impact. Being consistently selected as a collaborator and lead author on complex, interdisciplinary projects is a testament to the trust and respect he commands from peers. Future formal awards are likely to follow, given the trajectory and quality of his academic and practical achievements in wireless communication technologies.

Research Focus

Dr. Thunyawat Limpiti’s research centers around RF/microwave circuit and antenna design for advanced communication and sensing systems. His work includes switchable antennas, dielectric property characterization using techniques such as open-ended probe, cavity resonator, and free-space methods. He specializes in the development of antennas for RFID, wearable sensors, and implantable medical devices. He also investigates energy harvesting and wireless power transmission systems, aiming to create efficient, low-power solutions. A significant portion of his research is devoted to intelligent sensor systems for applications in defense, agriculture, and healthcare—such as humidity controllers for mushroom houses and low-noise potentiostats for pH sensors. Dr. Limpiti integrates electromagnetic theory with machine learning to improve antenna adaptability and signal accuracy. His multidisciplinary approach enables real-world problem-solving through the fusion of materials science, wireless engineering, and data-driven control systems, advancing smart technology development for environmental monitoring and medical diagnostics.

Publication Top Notes

  1. 📡 A High Linearity and Low-noise Potentiostat with Current Mirror, Chopper Stabilization and Relaxation Circuit Techniques for Implantable Sensor Applications (2025)

  2. 🧠 Low-Noise and High Linearity Potentiostat for Implantable Rumen pH Sensor Using Current Mirror Combined with Chopper Technique (2024)

  3. 🍬 Intelligent Sensor System with Transmission Coefficient in X-band Frequency for Determining Sugar Content (2023)

  4. 🌊 A Novel Catchment Estimation for Super-resolution DEM with Physically based Algorithms: Surface Water Path Delineation and Specific Catchment Area Calculation (2023)

  5. 🍄 An Intelligent Humidity Control System for Mushroom Growing House by Using Beam-switching Antennas with Artificial Neural Networks (2023)

  6. 🛰️ A Novel Algorithm to Delineate Surface Water Paths on Digital Elevation Model Image with Boundary Element Method (2022)

  7. 📶 Bandwidth Enhancement of Dual-band Bi-directional Microstrip Antenna Using CSRR with Defected Structure for 3/5 GHz Applications (2022)

  8. ❤️ Intelligent Medical System with Low-Cost Wearable Monitoring Devices to Measure Basic Vital Signals of Admitted Patients (2021)

  9. 🔥 ระบบตรวจวัดและควบคุมอุณหภูมิภายในตู้ฆ่าเชื้อก้อนวัสดุเพาะเห็ดอัตโนมัติด้วยการสื่อสารบลูทูธ (2564)

  10. 📡 Measurement of Radiated Field from Transmitting Antennas Located in Various Environments (2019)

  11. 🌿 การพัฒนาสายอากาศโมโนโพลย่านความถี่ C ร่วมกับการเรียนรู้ของโครงข่ายประสาทเทียมเพื่อประยุกต์ใช้ในการตรวจสอบน้ำยางปนเปื้อน (2562)

  12. 📶 A High-Gain Double Reflectors Microstrip-Fed Slot Antenna for WLAN and WiMAX Applications (2017)

  13. 📻 Design of a Magneto-Electric Dipole Antenna for FM Radio Broadcasting Base Station Antenna Implementation (2017)

  14. 📡 Design of a Log-Periodic Dipole Antenna (LPDA) for 0.8-2.5 GHz Band Applications (2017)

H.C. Yee | Interdisciplinary modeling | Best Researcher Award

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H.C. Yee | Interdisciplinary modeling | Best Researcher Award

Dr H.C. Yee, NASA Ames Research Center, United States

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee is a Senior Staff Scientist at NASA Ames Research Center with over 40 years of pioneering contributions in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), numerical simulation, and nonlinear dynamics. She earned her Ph.D. in Applied Mechanics with a focus on nonlinear dynamics from the University of California, Berkeley. Her work bridges mathematical theory and practical applications in hypersonic flow, turbulence, and reacting flows. Dr. Yee is known for developing high-order, low-dissipation shock-capturing methods and advancing the reliability of complex simulations via nonlinear dynamical systems theory. She is also recognized for quantifying numerical uncertainty, critical in high-speed aerospace vehicle design and astrophysical simulations. With over 270 publications and more than 9,600 citations, Dr. Yee is a leading voice in numerical methods for compressible flows. Her legacy includes NASA awards, global keynote lectures, and foundational contributions to structure-preserving algorithms that influence multiple scientific domains.

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Education

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee holds a distinguished academic background in mathematics and applied mechanics. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of California, Davis, followed by a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley. Her educational journey culminated with a Ph.D. in Applied Mechanics (Nonlinear Dynamics) from the University of California, Berkeley, where she specialized in continuum and discrete dynamical systems with a minor in applied mathematics. This rigorous training laid the foundation for her future work in developing innovative computational algorithms and understanding the intricate behavior of nonlinear systems in fluid dynamics. Her educational focus on the interplay between mathematical theory and engineering applications became the cornerstone of her lifelong contributions to computational physics, hypersonic aerodynamics, and numerical uncertainty quantification. Dr. Yee’s academic foundation enabled her to lead groundbreaking research in both theoretical and applied settings.

Experience

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee began her professional career as a Postdoctoral Researcher at NASA Ames Research Center from 1979–1980. She transitioned to a Senior Research Scientist position from 1980–1990, and since 1990, has served as a Senior Staff Scientist at NASA Ames. With over four decades at NASA, she has driven advancements in computational fluid dynamics, numerical analysis, and simulation reliability for high-speed and reactive flows. Her expertise spans shock/turbulence/combustion interactions, magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), and structure-preserving numerical methods. Dr. Yee has led and collaborated on interdisciplinary projects in both aerospace and astrophysical applications, focusing on improving simulation predictability and minimizing numerical errors. Her integration of nonlinear dynamical systems theory into algorithm development has shaped next-generation CFD techniques. Through invited lectures, international collaborations, and high-impact research, Dr. Yee has left an indelible mark on NASA’s research initiatives and the broader scientific community in numerical modeling.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee has earned widespread recognition for her outstanding scientific achievements. She is a two-time recipient of NASA’s Space Act Award, honoring her significant innovations in numerical simulations. In addition, she has received 18 NASA Technical Brief and Spotlight Awards, reflecting her impactful contributions to computational physics and applied mathematics. Dr. Yee’s expertise has been internationally acknowledged through her two invitations as a lecturer at the von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (VKI), where her lecture notes on hypersonic flows and uncertainty quantification are widely referenced. She has been invited to deliver over 300 keynote lectures and talks globally, showcasing her authority in high-order methods and nonlinear simulation theory. Her academic reputation is further underscored by invitations from major publishers such as Springer and John Wiley to author reference books. With over 9,600 citations and highly influential publications, Dr. Yee remains a leader in her field.

Research Focus

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee’s research revolves around advancing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) through high-order numerical methods, with a particular focus on hypersonic flows, shock interactions, and turbulence in reacting and compressible flows. She has pioneered the use of nonlinear dynamical systems theory to analyze and minimize numerical uncertainty in simulations. Her work has emphasized structure-preserving methods—algorithms that maintain physical properties such as entropy, momentum, and energy—essential for accurate modeling of complex systems like plasma dynamics, MHD, and astrophysical phenomena. Over the past two decades, Dr. Yee has contributed to developing well-balanced, subcell-resolution techniques to correct propagation errors in stiff reacting flows. Recently, she has focused on integrating these methods to simulate strong shock wave interactions with turbulence, critical for the design of high-speed aerospace vehicles and re-entry systems. Her innovative approach combines mathematical rigor with real-world application, pushing the boundaries of predictive science in numerical simulation.

Publication Top Notes

  1. 📘 Dynamical Approach Study of Spurious Steady-State Numerical Solutions for Nonlinear Differential Equations – Part I

  2. 📗 A Class of High-Resolution Explicit and Implicit Shock-Capturing Methods

  3. 📙 A Study of Numerical Methods for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws with Stiff Source Terms

  4. 📕 Low-Dissipative High-Order Shock-Capturing Methods Using Characteristic-Based Filters

  5. 📒 High-Resolution Shock-Capturing Schemes for Inviscid and Viscous Hypersonic Flows

  6. 📓 Construction of Explicit and Implicit Symmetric TVD Schemes and Their Application

  7. 📔 Dynamics of Numerics and Spurious Behaviors in CFD Computations for Reacting Flows

  8. 📘 Entropy-Splitting High-Order Methods for Nonequilibrium Compressible Flow Simulations

  9. 📗 Quantification of Numerical Uncertainty via Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Theory

  10. 📙 Structure-Preserving Algorithms for Shock-Turbulence Interactions on Moving Grids

Tian Chen | Physics and Astronomy | Best Researcher Award

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Tian Chen | Physics and Astronomy | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr Tian Chen, Beijing Institute of Technology, China

Dr. Tian Chen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Physics, Beijing Institute of Technology. A leading researcher in quantum technology, Dr. Chen focuses on topological state control and quantum state manipulation, particularly through experimental quantum walk systems. He earned his Ph.D. from Tsinghua University under Prof. Xiangbin Wang and spent a year as a visiting scholar at Stevens Institute of Technology, USA, with Prof. Ting Yu. With over 50 publications in high-impact journals like Nature Communications, Light: Science & Applications, and Science Advances, Dr. Chen’s work has drawn attention from platforms such as MIT Technology Review and EurekAlert!. He plays a key role as an editorial board member for Research and a special-topic editor for Symmetry. His contributions are recognized widely within the scientific community, cementing his reputation as a pioneer in topological photonics and quantum sensing.

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Education

Dr. Tian Chen began his academic journey with a Bachelor’s degree from Nankai University (2006–2010), laying a strong foundation in physics. He then pursued his doctoral studies at Tsinghua University (2010–2015), one of China’s most prestigious institutions, under the mentorship of renowned physicist Prof. Xiangbin Wang. During his Ph.D., he gained international research experience as a visiting scholar (2013–2014) at Stevens Institute of Technology, USA, working with Prof. Ting Yu. This global exposure enriched his expertise in quantum mechanics and topological physics. His education integrated strong theoretical insights with experimental methodologies, particularly in quantum optics and quantum information. These formative years prepared him for a career at the forefront of modern quantum technology, where his interdisciplinary knowledge and early international collaboration have significantly shaped his research direction in quantum state control and topological phenomena.

Experience

Dr. Tian Chen has been serving at the Beijing Institute of Technology since 2015, first as an Assistant Professor (2015–2018) and currently as an Associate Professor (2018–present) in the Department of Physics. His professional career is distinguished by leadership in topological quantum systems, where he merges theory with experimental realization, particularly using quantum walks on opto-electronic platforms. He has spearheaded or participated in several national-level research projects, including grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and key R&D programs. His editorial roles include being a young board member of the journal Research and a guest editor for Symmetry. Dr. Chen is also actively involved as an external reviewer for Clarivate’s overseas research assessments. His rapid ascent in academia reflects both his research excellence and contributions to global scientific discourse, further amplified by media features in MIT Technology Review and Advanced Science News.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Tian Chen has received numerous accolades recognizing his excellence in quantum physics and scientific service. In 2023, he earned the prestigious “IOP Trusted Reviewer” certification from the Institute of Physics, acknowledging his dedication to maintaining high peer-review standards. He serves on the young editorial board of Research and is the editor-in-chief for the special issue “Symmetry/Asymmetry in Topological Phases” in the journal Symmetry. Additionally, he has been appointed as an external reviewer for Clarivate’s international research evaluations and contributes to Beijing Science and Technology initiatives. Dr. Chen’s cutting-edge research has been featured over 20 times by international science outlets such as MIT Technology Review, EurekAlert!, China Optics, and Advanced Science News. These recognitions underscore his leadership in advancing quantum technologies and establishing topological platforms with high scientific impact.

Research Focus

Dr. Tian Chen’s research centers on topological state control and its transformative applications in quantum technology. He specializes in the experimental implementation of quantum walk systems, utilizing them to explore novel topological phases and quantum state manipulation. His work leverages opto-electronic platforms to simulate quantum behavior, aiming to realize high-sensitivity quantum sensing and quantum-inspired algorithms. A significant portion of his work delves into non-Hermitian systems, exceptional points, and topologically protected phenomena. Dr. Chen’s interdisciplinary approach integrates quantum optics, condensed matter physics, and quantum information science, allowing the construction of complex topological networks with practical and computational applications. His innovations contribute to emerging areas like quantum simulators and topological quantum computing, positioning him as a key contributor in bridging theory and experiment in advanced quantum systems.

Publication Top Notes

  • 🧪 Ultra-sensitivity in reconstructed exceptional systems – Natl. Sci. Rev., 2024

  • 🔬 Quantum photonic solver for complicated vibronic spectra of large molecules – Nat. Commun., 2024

  • 🧭 Topologically protected entanglement switching around exceptional points – Light: Sci. & Appl., 2024

  • ⚡ Observation of hybrid higher-order skin-topological effect in non-Hermitian topolectrical circuits – Nat. Commun., 2021

  • 🧵 Experimental observation of classical analogy of topological entanglement entropy – Nat. Commun., 2019

 

Razia Khan Sharme | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Razia Khan Sharme | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Razia Khan Sharme, Delaware State University, Bangladesh

Razia Khan Sharme is a dedicated materials scientist with a keen interest in thin films, semiconductors, and computational material science. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Applied Optics at Delaware State University, maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA. With a robust academic foundation, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET), Bangladesh. Razia is passionate about research and has already co-authored several journal articles and conference papers focused on advanced materials, particularly transparent conducting films, perovskites, and metal oxides. Her interdisciplinary approach combines experimental insights with first-principles computational modeling. Beyond her academic excellence, she is recognized for her presentations and has received several national and international awards. Razia is actively engaged in professional platforms like ResearchGate, Google Scholar, and LinkedIn. Her research contributions are helping to advance the field of electronic materials and nanostructured coatings.

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Education

Razia Khan Sharme is presently enrolled in the Master’s program in Applied Optics at Delaware State University, USA, where she holds a 4.00/4.00 GPA (June 2024 – Present). Her academic journey began at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) in Bangladesh, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering with an impressive 3.76/4.00 GPA over 160 credits (December 2017 – February 2023). During her undergraduate studies, she was consistently ranked among the top students and received multiple merit-based scholarships. Her education has equipped her with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in material processing, computational simulations, optics, and mechanical characterization of advanced materials. Razia’s strong academic background, paired with her focus on research and innovation, has laid the foundation for her current work in thin films and semiconductor technologies, allowing her to thrive in both academic and industrial environments.

Experience

Razia Khan Sharme has developed extensive research experience through both academic projects and scientific collaborations. At Delaware State University, she is currently engaged in research focusing on thin films and optical coatings, particularly transparent conducting oxides (TCOs) such as Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) and Aluminum Zinc Oxide (AZO). Her work combines first-principles calculations with material synthesis and characterization, under the guidance of Dr. Mukti Rana and Dr. Manuel A. Quijada. She has co-authored publications in top journals such as Nanomaterials, Physica B, and Materials. Razia also contributed to multiple international conferences including SPIE DCS and the ERN Conference. Previously, she participated in collaborative research at KUET, conducting computational modeling and experimental validation in metallic alloys and perovskites. Razia is adept at simulation tools, materials characterization techniques, and scholarly communication, which have prepared her for future roles in both research-intensive academia and the high-tech industry.

Awards and Honors

Razia Khan Sharme has been recognized numerous times for her academic and research excellence. She won First Prize in the Physics (Graduate Category) for her oral presentation at the ERN Conference in STEM (2025). At KUET, she received University Technical Merit Scholarships in all four academic years (2019–2023) and earned the Dean’s Choice Award for outstanding GPAs in her 3rd (3.94) and 4th (3.87) years. Her academic excellence began early, with Board General Scholarships in secondary and junior school. Razia also excelled in national competitions, achieving 1st Runner-Up in the Bangladesh Math Olympiad (2017) and 9th Position in the Bangladesh Science Olympiad (2017). Her consistent achievements reflect her dedication to academic excellence, innovation, and leadership. These honors, combined with her scholarly publications, make her a rising figure in the field of materials science and engineering with a promising career ahead.

Research Focus

Razia Khan Sharme’s research is primarily centered on thin films, semiconductors, and computational materials science. Her core expertise includes the synthesis, characterization, and simulation of transparent conducting oxides (TCOs) such as ITO and AZO, as well as first-principles studies of advanced functional materials. She employs density functional theory (DFT) and other simulation techniques to investigate optical, mechanical, and electronic properties of perovskites, metal oxides, and mono-chalcogenides under varying conditions such as pressure or doping. Her work explores the structural stability and application potential of these materials in next-generation optoelectronic devices, including flexible electronics and photovoltaics. Razia aims to bridge computational predictions with experimental validation to develop more efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective materials. Her interdisciplinary approach has led to collaborations with researchers across institutions in the U.S. and Bangladesh, and her publications reflect growing contributions in both theoretical modeling and practical applications in nanomaterials and device engineering.

Publication Top Notes

  • 📄 A Review of Transparent Conducting Films (TCFs): Prospective ITO and AZO Deposition Methods and Applications – Nanomaterials, 2024

  • 📄 Recent Progress on Layered Sn and Pb-Based Mono Chalcogenides: Synthesis, Structure, Optical, and Thermoelectric Properties and Related Applications – Nanomaterials, 2024

  • 📄 Thin Conducting Films: Preparation Methods, Optical and Electrical Properties, and Emerging Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities – Materials, 2024

  • 📄 First-Principles Study on Electronic, Mechanical, and Optical Properties of Pressure-Induced Vanadium-Based Perovskite KVO3 – Physica B, 2024

  • 📄 A Deep Dive into Structural, Electronic, Optical, and Mechanical Properties of ATiO3 (A= Ba, Th): DFT Insights – Physica Scripta, 2023

  • 📄 Modelling Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Solidified Al-Sn-Cu Alloy – Malaysian Journal on Composites Science & Manufacturing, 2023

  • 📄 Pressure-Induced Investigation of Structural, Electronic, Optical, and Mechanical Properties of BaCeO3 – Optical Materials, 2024

  • 📢 First-Principles Study on Structural, Electronic, Mechanical, and Optical Properties of Indium (III) Oxide – SPIE DCS, 2025

  • 📢 Advancing Indium Tin Oxide Thin Films and Protective Coatings for Next-Generation Applications – ERN Conference, 2025

  • 📢 A Study on the Tensile Properties from the Composition of an Annealed Structural Steel Sample – ICMERE, 2021

  • 📢 Modelling Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Solidified Al-Sn-Cu Alloy – IUT-ICMMPE, 2023

  • 📢 Evaluation of Mechanical Properties and Moisture Resistance Behavior of Jute-Glass-Viscose Fiber Reinforced Hybrid Composite – ICME, BUET, 2023