Theodore Metaxas | Econometrics and Finance | Research Excellence Award

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Theodore Metaxas | Econometrics and Finance | Research Excellence Award

University Og Thessaly | Greece

Dr. Theodore Metaxas is Professor of Economic Development at the University of Thessaly, Greece, where he also serves as Director of the Postgraduate Programme in Planning and Development of Tourism and Culture and as a tactical member of the University’s Quality Assurance Committee. He holds a PhD in Urban Studies and an MSc in Planning and Regional Development from the University of Thessaly, an MBA from Kingston University in the United Kingdom, and a BSc in Economics from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. His academic and professional work focuses on local and regional economic development, tourism and cultural planning, mega projects, sustainable urban and city development, and strategic planning, with a strong emphasis on applied research methods. Dr. Metaxas has developed an extensive research profile through publications in international peer-reviewed journals, edited volumes, and conference proceedings, contributing significantly to debates on place competitiveness, city branding, cultural economy, and development policy. His work often bridges theory and practice, examining how strategic planning, governance, and cultural and tourism assets can be leveraged to support sustainable regional growth. He is actively engaged in academic networks and research collaborations at national and international levels and maintains a strong presence across major academic and research platforms. Through his teaching, supervision, and programme leadership, he has contributed to the education and training of graduate and postgraduate students in economics, planning, tourism, and development studies. Dr. Metaxas is recognized for his interdisciplinary approach, combining economics, planning, and policy analysis to address contemporary challenges in regional and urban development, and for his ongoing contribution to quality assurance, curriculum development, and academic governance within higher education.

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Seyit Kerimkhulle | Econometrics and Finance | Fast Cited Article Award

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Seyit Kerimkhulle | Econometrics and Finance | Fast Cited Article Award

L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University | Kazakhstan

Professor Seyit Kerimkhulle is a distinguished Kazakh scholar recognized for his multidisciplinary expertise at the intersection of applied mathematics, economics, econometrics and finance, computer science, and data mining, with a strong focus on developing intelligent information technologies and decision-making systems for macroeconomic policy, financial markets, platform industries, and the national ecosystem. Holding a Doctor of Economics in mathematical and instrumental methods of economics, a Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences in differential equations and mathematical physics, and a Professorship in economic sciences, he has built a solid academic foundation that bridges theory and practice. His research spans fuzzy logic applications, inter-industry linkages, sustainability criteria for digital platform industries, eco-innovation, and resource-use models that address energy-water-food systems, production, and consumption challenges. With a Scopus  and a Web of Science, Professor Kerimkhulle has contributed significantly to high-impact international journals such as Econometrics, Mathematics, Symmetry, Sustainability, Applied Sciences, and Energies, advancing knowledge in sustainable supply chains, information security, and econometric modeling. Over the past five years, he has led and contributed to major research projects funded by national grants, including developing intelligent decision-support technologies, applying fuzzy logic to economic imbalances, and creating algorithms for implicit data relationship analysis, alongside demographic and urbanization studies in Kazakhstan. He also holds several copyright certificates for innovative computer programs and databases related to intelligent analytics and decision-making systems, registered with the National Institute of Intellectual Property of Kazakhstan. Passionate about advancing sustainable development and innovation, Professor Kerimkhulle continues to explore opportunities for impactful research and international collaboration, aiming to strengthen Kazakhstan’s competitiveness and contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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Featured Publications

Kerimkhulle, S. (2024). Econometric analysis of the sustainability and development of an alternative strategy to gross value added in Kazakhstan’s agricultural sector. Econometrics, 12(4), 29.

Kerimkhulle, S. (2023). Young duality for variational inequalities and nonparametric method of demand analysis in input-output models with inputs substitution: Application for Kazakhstan economy. Mathematics, 11(19), 4216.

Kerimkhulle, S. (2023). Fuzzy logic and its application in the assessment of information security risk of industrial internet of things. Symmetry, 15(10), 1958.

Kerimkhulle, S. (2022). The nonlinear model of inter-sectoral linkages of Kazakhstan for macroeconomic decision-making processes in sustainable supply chain management. Sustainability, 14(21), 14375.

Kerimkhulle, S. (2022). The evaluation of creditworthiness of trade and enterprises of service using the method based on fuzzy logic. Applied Sciences, 12(22), 11515.

Kerimkhulle, S. (2022). Assessment of regional and sectoral parameters of energy supply in the context of effective implementation of Kazakhstan’s energy policy. Energies, 15(5), 1777.