Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar | Animal Nutrition | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar | Animal Nutrition | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer | University of Sargodha | Pakistan

Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar is a highly dedicated academician and researcher specializing in Animal Nutrition, whose extensive experience reflects his strong commitment to advancing the scientific understanding of animal feeding and health. His educational foundation includes a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, M.Phil., and Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition, all pursued at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore, where his research has focused on nutritional optimization, protease supplementation, and amino acid balance in poultry diets. Throughout his professional career as a Lecturer and Research Associate, Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar has made remarkable contributions to Animal Nutrition, engaging in diverse roles at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences and the University of Sargodha. His scholarly output includes impactful publications in international journals addressing feed efficiency, gut health, and carcass quality in livestock. Deeply immersed in Animal Nutrition, he has participated in multiple national and international conferences, training programs, and seminars related to poultry and ruminant nutrition, emphasizing antibiotic-free systems and sustainable feed practices. His academic excellence and leadership in Animal Nutrition have earned him prestigious recognitions such as the National Endowment Scholarship for Talent and the Prime Minister Laptop Scheme. Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar’s Animal Nutrition research integrates innovative approaches for improved digestibility, animal welfare, and production efficiency, supported by hands-on expertise in amino acid analysis and feed formulation software. His outstanding research skills, teamwork, and adaptability make him a respected scholar in Animal Nutrition, continuously contributing to education, research, and industry collaboration. In conclusion, Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Zafar exemplifies a new generation of scientists advancing Animal Nutrition through evidence-based research, innovation, and practical application across academic and industrial domains.

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Featured Publications

1. Yu, H., Khanum, S., Ali, M. M., Rahman, A., Hayat, Z., Waqas, M., Riaz, R., Sajid, M., Khan, M., & Zafar, M. S. (2025). Effects of fermented vegetable extract supplementation via drinking water on growth performance, immune function, and antioxidant status in broiler chickens. Poultry Science.

2. Zafar, M. S., Qaisrani, S. N., Saima, Hayat, Z., & Nauman, K. (2025). Impacts of protease sources on growth and carcass response, gut health, nutrient digestibility, and cecal microbiota profiles in broilers fed poultry-by-product-meal-based diets. Metabolites.

3. Muneeb, M., Khan, E. U., Ali, M., Suleman, M., Shaheen, M. S., Zafar, M. S., & Ahmad, S. (2025). Effects of replacing antibiotics with probiotics and antimicrobial peptides on performance, gut health, carcass traits, meat quality, and welfare in broilers infected with Eimeria and Clostridium perfringens. Tropical Animal Health and Production.

Ms. Sankwetea Prudent Mokgokong | Veterinary microbiology | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Sankwetea Prudent Mokgokong | Veterinary microbiology | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer | North-West University | South Africa

Ms. Sankwetea Prudent Mokgokong is an accomplished academic specializing in Veterinary Microbiology, demonstrating exceptional expertise in genomics, metagenomics, and molecular biology. Her educational foundation in microbiology and chemistry, complemented by advanced research in Veterinary Microbiology, has empowered her to contribute significantly to microbial diversity and genetic studies across various biological systems. Throughout her professional career at institutions such as the North-West University and the South African National Biodiversity Institute, she has actively engaged in teaching, molecular biology research, and next-generation sequencing management—key pillars in Veterinary Microbiology research. Her scholarly pursuits emphasize Veterinary Microbiology applications in animal health, population genetics, and disease monitoring, showcasing her skill in analyzing microbial communities and genomic variations relevant to animal systems. She has authored multiple publications addressing antimicrobial resistance, genomic diversity, and microbial ecology—all rooted in Veterinary Microbiology principles. Recognized for her dedication and contributions, she has received academic honors and led bioinformatics training programs, strengthening capacity building in Veterinary Microbiology research. Her technical skills span bioinformatics, genome assembly, SNP analysis, microbial phylogenetics, and high-performance computing—all central to Veterinary Microbiology innovation. Ms. Mokgokong’s work reflects an unrelenting commitment to advancing Veterinary Microbiology, bridging molecular science, bioinformatics, and animal health. Her achievements in Veterinary Microbiology demonstrate her leadership in genomic data interpretation, laboratory management, and research mentorship. With an enduring passion for Veterinary Microbiology, she continues to influence conservation genetics, microbial ecology, and forensic microbiology through her analytical precision and scientific vision, positioning her as an emerging leader in Veterinary Microbiology excellence across academic and applied biosciences.

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Featured Publications

1. Mwale, M., Dalton, D. L., Jansen, R., De Bruyn, M., Pietersen, D., Mokgokong, P. S., … (2017). Forensic application of DNA barcoding for identification of illegally traded African pangolin scales. Genome, 60(3), 272–284.

2. Loots, A. K., Mokgokong, P. S., Mitchell, E., Venter, E. H., Kotze, A., & Dalton, D. L. (2018). Phylogenetic analysis of canine distemper virus in South African wildlife. PLoS One, 13(7), e0199993.

3. Ramatla, T., Mokgokong, P., Lekota, K., & Thekisoe, O. (2024). Antimicrobial resistance profiles of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae strains isolated from broiler chickens. Food Microbiology, 120, 104476.

4. Ramatla, T., Tutubala, M., Motlhaping, T., de Wet, L., Mokgokong, P., … (2024). Molecular detection of Shiga toxin and extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL)-producing Escherichia coli isolates from sheep and goats. Molecular Biology Reports, 51(1), 57.

5. Ramatla, T., Khasapane, N. G., Mlangeni, L. N., Mokgokong, P., Ramaili, T., … (2024). Detection of Salmonella pathogenicity islands and antimicrobial-resistant genes in Salmonella enterica serovars Enteritidis and Typhimurium isolated from … Antibiotics, 13(5), 458.

Prof. Mehrangiz Ebrahimi-Mameghani | Diet and Nutrition | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Mehrangiz Ebrahimi-Mameghani | Diet and Nutrition | Best Researcher Award

Academic staff | Tabriz University of Medical Sciences | Iran

Prof. Mehrangiz Ebrahimi-Mameghani, a distinguished academic in Nutritional Epidemiology, has made extensive contributions to the advancement of Diet and Nutrition across education, research, and clinical applications. She holds advanced degrees in Nutrition and Pharmacology, establishing her expertise through significant academic and research roles at Tabriz University of Medical Sciences. Her professional journey includes mentoring graduate students and teaching a wide range of subjects such as Nutritional Epidemiology, Food Quality Control, Malnutrition, and Dietary Planning, reflecting her deep engagement with Diet and Nutrition science. Prof. Ebrahimi-Mameghani’s research focuses on Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, and Micronutrients, demonstrating her commitment to exploring the health impacts of Diet and Nutrition on metabolic and chronic disorders. Her investigations into probiotics, dietary patterns, and nutritional status assessment further reinforce the integral role of Diet and Nutrition in public health improvement. She is an active member of the Iranian Nutrition Society and has been recognized for her scholarly excellence in Diet and Nutrition. With a remarkable ability to integrate epidemiological analysis with biochemical principles, she enhances understanding of nutritional determinants in various diseases. Prof. Ebrahimi-Mameghani’s expertise in Diet and Nutrition is reflected in her impressive Scopus profile, with 2116 citations, 125 documents, and an h-index of 28.

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Featured Publications

1. Sharifi, N., Mahdavi, R., & Ebrahimi-Mameghani, M. (2013). Perceived barriers to weight loss programs for overweight or obese women. Health Promotion Perspectives, 3(1), 11.

2. Salekzamani, S., Ebrahimi-Mameghani, M., & Rezazadeh, K. (2019). The antioxidant activity of artichoke (Cynara scolymus): A systematic review and meta-analysis of animal studies. Phytotherapy Research, 33(1), 55–71.

3. Tarighat Esfanjani, A., Mahdavi, R., Ebrahimi Mameghani, M., & Talebi, M. (2012). The effects of magnesium, L-carnitine, and concurrent magnesium–L-carnitine supplementation in migraine prophylaxis. Biological Trace Element Research, 150(1), 42–48.

4. Vaghef-Mehrabany, E., Maleki, V., Behrooz, M., Ranjbar, F., & Ebrahimi-Mameghani, M. (2020). Can psychobiotics “mood”ify gut? An updated systematic review of randomized controlled trials in healthy and clinical subjects, on anti-depressant effects of probiotics. Clinical Nutrition, 39(5), 1395–1410.

5. Ebrahimi-Mameghani, M., Sadeghi, Z., Farhangi, M. A., Vaghef-Mehrabany, E., & others. (2017). Glucose homeostasis, insulin resistance and inflammatory biomarkers in patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: Beneficial effects of supplementation with microalgae. Clinical Nutrition, 36(4), 1001–1006.

Prof. Amitis Ramezani | Vaccination | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Amitis Ramezani | Vaccination | Best Researcher Award

Amitis Ramezani | Pasteur Institute of Iran | Iran

Professor Amitis Ramezani is a distinguished figure in infectious diseases with a strong emphasis on Vaccination. Her dedication to public health has shaped vaccination research, vaccination awareness, vaccination policy, and vaccination delivery. Known for her vaccination expertise, she has led vaccination programs, vaccination evaluations, and vaccination safety studies. Her contributions to vaccination epidemiology, vaccination outcomes, and vaccination trials are notable. Ramezani's influence in vaccination communication, vaccination surveillance, and vaccination education is profound. With a career rooted in vaccination, she continues to advance vaccination innovation, vaccination strategy, and vaccination outreach. Her scholarly work enriches vaccination literature, promotes vaccination efficiency, and addresses vaccination concerns. Professor Ramezani is a leading voice in the global vaccination dialogue.

Professional Profile 

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Education  

Professor Amitis Ramezani pursued her education  with a strong focus on Vaccination. From her MD to specialization in infectious diseases, she integrated vaccination theories, vaccination modules, and vaccination science into her academic training. At Tehran University, vaccination epidemiology and vaccination safety guided her studies. Her MPH training emphasized vaccination impact, vaccination ethics, and vaccination outreach. Throughout her education, vaccination preparedness, vaccination risk analysis, and vaccination immunity were recurring themes. Her research projects included vaccination trials, vaccination reporting, and vaccination modeling. She aligned her educational goals with global vaccination standards, focusing on vaccination optimization and vaccination sustainability. Ramezani’s academic background underscores her lifetime commitment to advancing the field of Vaccination.

Experience

Amitis Ramezani’s professional trajectory is defined by her leadership in Vaccination. She has led vaccination projects, vaccination coordination teams, and vaccination safety initiatives. At the Pasteur Institute of Iran, she supervised vaccination surveillance, vaccination data analysis, and vaccination policy reviews. Ramezani’s committee roles focused on vaccination monitoring, vaccination risk-benefit evaluations, and vaccination adverse effect investigations. With responsibilities across vaccination implementation, vaccination campaign assessments, and vaccination coverage studies, she shaped national strategies. She contributed to vaccination rollout planning, vaccination incident reporting, and vaccination equity. Her service includes oversight of vaccination trials and fostering multidisciplinary collaboration to ensure Vaccination remains a public health priority.

Research Interest

Vaccination stands at the center of Professor Ramezani’s research interests. Her work includes vaccination immunity, vaccination side effect monitoring, and vaccination coverage evaluation. Ramezani investigates vaccination technology transfer, vaccination in vulnerable populations, and long-term vaccination effects. Her ongoing studies address vaccination resistance, vaccination schedule optimization, and post-vaccination syndromes. She examines vaccination immunogenicity, vaccination antibodies, and vaccination challenges in chronic diseases. Her findings enhance vaccination policy, vaccination preparedness, and vaccination education. With over 30 vaccination-related projects, her efforts push boundaries in vaccination efficiency, vaccination innovation, and vaccination standardization. Her scientific inquiry consistently enhances the field of Vaccination through rigorous investigation and analysis.

Awards and Honors

Professor Ramezani has received recognition for her lifelong dedication to Vaccination. Her accolades highlight excellence in vaccination research, vaccination education, and vaccination innovation. She has been honored for her role in vaccination trial success, vaccination equity initiatives, and vaccination health promotion. Acknowledged by international bodies, her awards reflect achievements in vaccination safety, vaccination monitoring, and vaccination access. She earned distinctions in vaccination campaign leadership, vaccination community engagement, and vaccination protocol development. Her service in vaccination committees, vaccination panels, and vaccination outreach has further solidified her status. Every award she receives reinforces her unwavering impact in the sphere of Vaccination.

Research Skills

Ramezani demonstrates vast research skills centered on Vaccination. She excels in vaccination study design, vaccination cohort analysis, and vaccination efficacy trials. Her skills include managing vaccination databases, conducting vaccination serology, and performing vaccination immunogenicity profiling. She’s adept in vaccination protocol development, vaccination modeling, and vaccination bioinformatics. She leads vaccination monitoring programs, vaccination adverse event reviews, and post-vaccination surveys. Her techniques span vaccination safety evaluation, vaccination trial logistics, and vaccination effectiveness measurement. She continually hones her expertise in vaccination study metrics, vaccination case follow-up, and vaccination field implementation. Her methodological strength ensures high standards in every Vaccination research initiative she leads.

Publications

Title: Nasopharyngeal Carriage, Serotype Distribution, and Antimicrobial Susceptibility of Streptococcus pneumoniae Among PCV13-Vaccinated and -Unvaccinated Children in Iran
Authors: Fatemeh Ashrafian; Mona Sadat Larijani; Saiedeh Haji Maghsoudi; Delaram Doroud; Alireza Fahimzad; Zahra Pournasiri; Elham Jafari; Masoumeh Parzadeh; Sara Abdollahi; Elham Haj Agha Gholizadeh Khiavi et al.
Journal: Vaccines

Title: Circulatory microRNAs as potential biomarkers for different aspects of COVID-19
Authors: Mahsan Zali; Mona Sadat Larijani; Anahita Bavand; Ladan Moradi; Fatemeh Ashrafian; Amitis Ramezani
Journal: Archives of Virology

Title: Manifestations, complications, and treatment of neurobrucellosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: Amin Tajerian; Masoomeh Sofian; Nader Zarinfar; Amitis Ramezani
Journal: International Journal of Neuroscience

Title: Long-term rheumatoid manifestations as a consequence of COVID-19 and/or vaccination: A case report after a 2-year follow-up
Authors: Mona Sadat Larijani; Mohammad Banifazl; Afsaneh Karami; Amitis Ramezani
Journal: Heliyon

Title: The impact of ABO blood types on humoral immunity responses and antibody persistency after different COVID‐19 vaccine regimens
Authors: Mona Sadat Larijani; Amir Javadi; Seyed Ebrahim Eskandari; Delaram Doroud; Fatemeh Ashrafian; Mohammad Banifazl; Ali Khamesipour; Anahita Bavand; Amitis Ramezani
Journal: Journal of Medical Virology

Title: Assessment of COVID‐19 Vaccine Impact on Women’s Menstrual Health within an 18‐Month Follow‐Up
Authors: Mona Sadat Larijani; Sana Eybpoosh; Delaram Doroud; Anahita Bavand; Ladan Moradi; Fatemeh Ashrafian; Parinaz Tajmehrabi Namini; Mahsan Zali; Amitis Ramezani; Süleyman Cemil Oğlak
Journal: Obstetrics and Gynecology International

Conclusion

Professor Amitis Ramezani’s career is a testament to dedication in the field of Vaccination. Her impact spans vaccination science, vaccination policy, and vaccination practice. Through her work, vaccination protocols have evolved, vaccination confidence has increased, and vaccination access has improved. She continues to influence vaccination research, vaccination policymaking, and vaccination capacity building. Her legacy is reflected in vaccination awareness, vaccination inclusivity, and vaccination development. She stands as a global advocate for Vaccination, promoting rigorous standards in vaccination trial ethics, vaccination education, and vaccination implementation. Professor Ramezani exemplifies commitment, innovation, and leadership—anchored firmly in the science and service of Vaccination.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dereje Bayissa Demissie | malaria | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dereje Bayissa Demissie | malaria | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral Research Fellow | Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences | Ethiopia

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dereje Bayissa Demissie is a renowned public health expert with malaria expertise rooted deeply in academia and field research. His malaria-focused contributions, including systematic reviews and malaria control studies, have profoundly influenced health strategies. Through his malaria investigations, Dr. Demissie shaped policies around reproductive health and digital health. The malaria research led by Dr. Demissie spans decades, showcasing consistent malaria innovation and malaria commitment. He presents malaria at global conferences, where malaria remains a central discussion. His malaria work earned him prestigious recognitions, proving malaria dedication. With over 50 publications mentioning malaria and his leadership in malaria programs, Dr. Demissie is a global name associated with transformative malaria impact across Africa and beyond.

Professional Profile 

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Education

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie’s malaria academic journey spans from a BSc in Nursing to a PhD in Health Studies, always keeping malaria at the core. His malaria training involved institutions like Haramaya, Jimma, Addis Ababa, and UNISA. Each malaria academic pursuit fortified his malaria research interest. The malaria curriculum at these institutions included modules on malaria epidemiology and malaria intervention strategies. During his malaria thesis work, Dr. Demissie examined malaria healthcare outcomes, malaria patient management, and malaria data systems. His education is malaria-aligned with global malaria knowledge standards. His consistent malaria specialization shaped his malaria research and malaria publication legacy, making him a distinguished scholar in malaria policy and malaria education.

Experience

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie’s malaria experience spans over 14 years in malaria research, malaria academic roles, and malaria health system strengthening. He held malaria-driven positions at institutions such as SPHMMC, Ambo University, and Stellenbosch. In every role, malaria was prioritized—whether teaching malaria modules or conducting malaria implementation science. He led malaria teams, advised malaria policy boards, and participated in malaria evaluation missions. His malaria efforts were embedded in multidisciplinary projects, always integrating malaria surveillance and malaria control methods. As a postdoctoral fellow, malaria intervention impact is a key research aim. Dr. Demissie’s career exemplifies a professional journey grounded in malaria excellence and malaria transformation.

Research Interest

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie’s research orbit revolves around malaria with thematic expansions to digital health, maternal care, and reproductive health—always tethered to malaria dynamics. His malaria interests involve malaria burden estimation, malaria diagnostics, and malaria preventive strategies. He explores malaria in vulnerable populations, focusing on malaria in pregnancy, malaria comorbidities, and malaria mental health intersections. His malaria modeling work supports malaria decision-making. He assesses malaria implementation frameworks and malaria integration with digital tools. Dr. Demissie continues to evolve his malaria inquiry with advanced malaria methodologies, positioning malaria at the heart of Africa’s research agenda. He envisions malaria eradication through rigorous, community-centered malaria innovations.

Awards and Honors

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie has been recognized with awards driven by his malaria excellence. Notably, the Unisa Principal's Award in 2024 honored his malaria research portfolio. In 2021, he received St. Paul’s Best Researcher Award, where malaria studies formed a major segment. These malaria achievements underscore his malaria impact and malaria dedication. His malaria recognitions stem from national and international bodies valuing consistent malaria output. Malaria publication metrics, malaria grant wins, and malaria mentorship records contributed to his malaria acclaim. As a malaria champion, Dr. Demissie’s award citations heavily reference malaria, cementing his stature as an exemplary malaria scientist and malaria policy influencer.

Research Skills

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie excels in malaria research skills including malaria data analytics, malaria impact modeling, malaria qualitative studies, and malaria quantitative tools. He utilizes malaria platforms such as RedCap, SPSS, STATA, and EpiData for malaria investigations. His malaria statistical capacity supports malaria cohort tracking and malaria intervention evaluation. His malaria skillset includes systematic malaria reviews and malaria meta-analysis designs. Dr. Demissie’s malaria methodology proficiency ensures malaria research reliability and malaria policy uptake. He regularly trains teams in malaria sampling and malaria evidence synthesis. His malaria publication process includes malaria peer-review editing, malaria manuscript assessments, and malaria-focused journal leadership roles.

Publications

Title: Poor radiological outcomes and associated factors among tibial shaft fracture patients treated with intramedullary nail fixation at Addis Ababa Burn, Emergency and Trauma Hospital, Ethiopia
Authors: Shugie, Y.; Kebede, S.; Adugna, F.; Demissie, D.B.; Desta, T.
Journal: Frontiers in Surgery

Title: Prevalence of ventilator-associated pneumonia and associated factors among intubated adult patients admitted in public hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: a facility-based retrospective study design
Authors: Estibel Mengist Tegegne; Birhanu Chekol Gete; Dereje Bayissa Demissie
Journal: Frontiers in Medicine

Title: Attitude towards assisted reproductive technology: acceptance of donors eggs, sperms, and embryos as treatment of human infertility: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: Demissei, D.B.; Biratu, T.D.; Gamshe, E.N.; Deressa, A.T.
Journal: Reproductive Health

Title: Intensive Care Unit Dialysis Practice, Clinical Outcomes, and Associate Factors Among Critically Ill Patients at St.Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: A Prospective Cohort Study Design
Authors: Getahun, Z.; Demissie, D.B.; Sulan, M.; Tufa, M.K.; Laytin, A.; Mehari, M.
Journal: Research Square

Title: Magnitude, disparity, and predictors of poor-quality antenatal care service: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: Demissie, D.B.; Molla, G.; Tiruneh Tiyare, F.; Badacho, A.S.; Tadele, A.
Journal: SAGE Open Medicine

Conclusion

In conclusion, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Demissie is a malaria thought leader whose malaria scholarship, malaria education, and malaria interventions leave an enduring impact. His malaria experience spans local malaria challenges to global malaria frameworks. Dr. Demissie remains committed to malaria excellence—mentoring malaria researchers, publishing malaria science, and advising malaria strategies. His malaria contributions are embedded in the broader landscape of global health. With malaria positioned as a pressing issue, Dr. Demissie’s role in malaria discourse is increasingly vital. He envisions a malaria-free world driven by informed malaria actions, rigorous malaria research, and inclusive malaria policies. Dr. Demissie’s legacy is a malaria legacy.

Assist. Prof. Dr. Amos Kipkorir Langat | Global Health | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Amos Kipkorir Langat | Global Health | Best Researcher Award

Senior Research Fellow at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya

Dr. Amos Kipkorir Langat is a visionary academic with a dynamic presence in Global Health research. His extensive work in mathematics, statistics, and epidemiology has catalyzed significant advancements in Global Health. Dr. Langat's expertise in Global Health modeling, infectious disease analytics, and climate-health intersections has made him a cornerstone in Global Health innovation. His teaching roles, supervisory leadership, and scholarly collaborations are deeply rooted in improving Global Health systems. Through interdisciplinary approaches, Dr. Langat continuously addresses pressing Global Health issues, offering policy and research-driven solutions. His impactful presence in Global Health spans academia, government advisory, and international workshops. Dr. Langat’s career stands as a beacon of commitment to solving complex Global Health challenges with statistical rigor.

Professional Profile 

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Education

Dr. Langat’s academic path reflects a deep investment in Global Health. Earning his PhD in Mathematics (Statistics) from PAUSTI, with a Master’s in Applied Statistics and a Bachelor’s in Economics and Mathematics, he forged a trajectory toward solving Global Health issues using statistical methodologies. Each degree enhanced his capability to tackle complex Global Health problems through quantitative reasoning. His studies provided foundational knowledge vital to the analysis and modeling of Global Health patterns. Global Health implications were a central focus of his academic research and thesis work. His education consistently intersected with Global Health challenges, equipping him with skills to perform predictive modeling and health-based risk assessments vital to Global Health development.

Experience

Dr. Langat’s professional journey is a testament to his unwavering dedication to Global Health. As Head of the Centre for Climate Epidemic and Mathematical Innovation at PAUSTI, he integrates Global Health frameworks with mathematical modeling. His lectureship at JKUAT and previous positions at Maasai Mara and Kabarak University further expanded his impact on Global Health education. As a senior economist with the County Government of Bomet, he has advanced evidence-based policy grounded in Global Health data analytics. Across academia, administration, and public service, Global Health has remained the core theme. Through grant-funded projects, he supports African scholars in Global Health domains, nurturing a new generation of experts focused on Global Health equity.

Research Interest

Dr. Langat's research revolves around enhancing Global Health through statistical innovation. His focus on infectious disease modeling, Bayesian analysis, survival analysis, and environmental health positions him at the forefront of Global Health research. He applies functional and time-series analysis to derive actionable insights into critical Global Health trends. From maternal health to air pollution and COVID-19 transmission, each research angle aims to strengthen Global Health systems. His interdisciplinary investigations align mathematics with practical Global Health outcomes, promoting sustainable solutions. His interest in modeling HIV risk exposures and child survival statistics directly addresses Global Health priorities. Through his work, Global Health continues to benefit from advanced mathematical methodologies and evidence-led strategies.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Langat has earned numerous accolades acknowledging his commitment to Global Health. Awarded the prestigious Pan African University PhD scholarship, his research focus on statistics consistently intersected with Global Health modeling. A postgraduate scholarship from the Higher Education Loan Board further propelled his Global Health studies. He has received grants from SICSS and the African Union, all directed toward Global Health and epidemiological research. These honors recognize his scholarly rigor and his strategic use of data science in Global Health innovation. As a recipient of these awards, Dr. Langat remains a critical contributor to Global Health capacity building in Africa. Each recognition reinforces his devotion to elevating Global Health research standards.

Research Skills

Dr. Langat brings a vast repertoire of research skills centered on Global Health solutions. He is proficient in Bayesian modeling, time-series forecasting, spatial epidemiology, and multilevel regression—all tailored for Global Health applications. His technical command of tools like STATA, R, SPSS, and Python allows him to analyze massive Global Health datasets. Through modeling infectious diseases, climate-health linkages, and health system inefficiencies, he elevates Global Health analytics. His mastery in measurement error correction and hierarchical modeling further enhances Global Health projections. His skills empower decision-makers with real-time insights for Global Health interventions. Each statistical tool in his arsenal contributes to addressing urgent Global Health disparities across diverse populations.

Publications

Title: Spatial epidemiology based on the analysis of COVID-19 in Africa
Authors: Joyce Akhalakwa Mukolwe, John Kamwele Mutinda, Amos Kipkorir Langat
Journal: Scientific African

Title: Forecasting Temperature Time Series Data Using Combined Statistical and Deep Learning Methods: A Case Study of Nairobi County Daily Temperature
Authors: John Kamwele Mutinda, Amos Kipkorir Langat, Samuel Musili Mwalili, Ayesha Ikram
Journal: International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences

Title: Fighting the Monkeypox in Rwanda, An overview of current state and future recommendations
Authors: Amos Kipkorir Langat, M.A. Rusho, E. Byiringiro, G.Y. Scott, A. Alhassan, V.K. Cyubahiro, C. Tague, E. Kihanduka, M. Nkeshimana, A. Akilimali
Journal: New Microbes and New Infections

Title: Mixed Effects and Semi-Parametric Bayesian Integration Models for Measurement Error Correction in the Context of Fertilizer Application Levels: A Simulation Study
Authors: Amos Kipkorir Langat, Samuel Musili Mwalili, Lawrence Ndekeleni Kazembe
Journal: Communications in Mathematical Biology and Neuroscience

Title: Modeling the Impact of Air Pollution and Meteorological Variables on COVID-19 Transmission in Western Cape, South Africa
Authors: John Kamwele Mutinda, Amos Kipkorir Langat
Journal: International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences

Title: Hierarchical Bayesian Semi-Parametric Models for Measurement Error Correction in Determining Optimal Fertilizer Application Levels
Authors: Amos Kipkorir Langat, Samuel Musili Mwalili, Lawrence Ndekeleni Kazembe
Journal: Scientific African

Title: Stock Price Prediction Using Combined GARCH-AI Models
Authors: John Kamwele Mutinda, Amos Kipkorir Langat
Journal: Scientific African

Conclusion

Dr. Amos Kipkorir Langat embodies a lifelong commitment to Global Health. His multidisciplinary approach integrates mathematics, statistics, and public policy to confront Global Health issues with clarity and innovation. From mentoring graduate students to shaping international research forums, his mission remains enhancing Global Health equity and resilience. He continuously leverages research, education, and collaboration to support sustainable Global Health systems. By embedding rigorous statistical analysis into every phase of his work, Dr. Langat ensures that Global Health challenges are met with scientifically grounded solutions. His legacy will persist through impactful research, strategic partnerships, and his unrelenting pursuit of excellence in Global Health scholarship.

Dr. Dimosthenis Chochlakis | Epidemiology of Emerging | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Dimosthenis Chochlakis | Epidemiology of Emerging | Best Researcher Award

Researcher Microbiology at University of Crete, Greece

Dimosthenis Chochlakis is a leading expert in the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens, extensively contributing to public health through surveillance, diagnostics, and applied microbiology. His work spans over two decades, involving advanced research in molecular microbiology, public health, and zoonoses. With profound experience in the Epidemiology of Emerging infections, especially vector-borne and zoonotic diseases, he has shaped both national and international policies. He has delivered outstanding contributions to the Epidemiology of Emerging outbreaks and public health readiness, always highlighting the Epidemiology of Emerging risks related to environmental and vector-related sources. Through publications and collaborative research, he has advanced the scientific understanding of the Epidemiology of Emerging diseases. Dr. Chochlakis consistently integrates surveillance systems into real-time diagnostics focusing on the Epidemiology of Emerging bacteria and pathogens. His leadership roles have made him a key figure in promoting strategic frameworks for the Epidemiology of Emerging threats. The consistent drive for addressing global challenges related to the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens underscores his academic and scientific influence. Dr. Chochlakis continues to promote interdisciplinary solutions in the Epidemiology of Emerging diseases domain through research, education, and translational diagnostics of the Epidemiology of Emerging microorganisms.

Professional Profile 

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Education

Dimosthenis Chochlakis’s educational foundation is firmly rooted in the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens. He earned a PhD in Molecular Microbiology from the University of Crete with research focused on the Epidemiology of Emerging vector-borne diseases. His earlier education includes a BSc and MSc from the University of Surrey, where he explored the Epidemiology of Emerging infections using biochemical and molecular tools. Throughout his studies, his academic path remained tightly linked with the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens and their impact on public and veterinary health. His doctoral research contributed to key discoveries in the Epidemiology of Emerging zoonoses, especially in the Mediterranean region. Dr. Chochlakis combined theoretical knowledge with applied science, always anchored in the Epidemiology of Emerging disease surveillance. His continuous learning through seminars and certifications on diagnostic methods in Epidemiology of Emerging infections fortified his capabilities. This education positioned him as a leader in understanding and combating the Epidemiology of Emerging microbial threats, while promoting innovation in academic and public health strategies concerning the Epidemiology of Emerging diseases landscape.

Experience

Dr. Chochlakis has amassed exceptional professional experience centered around the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens. From his long-standing role at the Laboratory of Clinical Bacteriology, Parasitology, Zoonoses, and Geographical Medicine at the University of Crete to national collaborations, he has tackled challenges in the Epidemiology of Emerging infectious diseases. His work in microbiology and public health laboratories has shaped Greece’s response to the Epidemiology of Emerging zoonotic outbreaks. Across teaching roles and diagnostic research programs, his emphasis on the Epidemiology of Emerging bacteria remained unwavering. He was pivotal in implementing surveillance systems and outbreak response frameworks based on the Epidemiology of Emerging risk factors. His diagnostic acumen and managerial roles have continuously reinforced the Epidemiology of Emerging research agenda. Collaborating with multiple stakeholders, Dr. Chochlakis ensures that the Epidemiology of Emerging threats are monitored and mitigated effectively. His clinical and academic activities blend seamlessly to serve the evolving needs of the Epidemiology of Emerging risk landscape.

Research Interest

The Epidemiology of Emerging diseases is at the core of Dr. Chochlakis's research. He specializes in studying the Epidemiology of Emerging zoonotic pathogens, vector-borne bacteria, and antimicrobial resistance. His research spans molecular epidemiology, surveillance methodologies, and environmental microbiology, all focused on the Epidemiology of Emerging challenges. Projects under his guidance have investigated Legionella, Anaplasma, Q fever, and Rickettsia with an emphasis on understanding the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens’ behavior across ecosystems. He leads investigations exploring pathogen interactions, vector dynamics, and diagnostic innovations contributing to the Epidemiology of Emerging insights. He also applies genomics and proteomics to decode the Epidemiology of Emerging infectious agents. His academic drive continually aims to identify control points within the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogen spread. His research outputs help refine early-warning systems and surveillance models for Epidemiology of Emerging threats in Europe and beyond. Through cross-disciplinary collaborations, Dr. Chochlakis advances the global knowledge base on the Epidemiology of Emerging infections and their societal impact.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Dimosthenis Chochlakis’s contributions to the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens have earned him significant recognition. He has been a guest editor for scientific journals on the Epidemiology of Emerging topics and has received national and European acknowledgments for his leadership in infectious disease surveillance. His selection as a COST Action member reinforces his expertise in the Epidemiology of Emerging threats. He has also served on major committees evaluating research funding applications focused on the Epidemiology of Emerging diseases. These honors affirm his scientific impact and leadership within the Epidemiology of Emerging academic community. His invited lectures, editorial roles, and reviewer appointments are all testimony to his authority in the Epidemiology of Emerging domain. Furthermore, his role in conference organization and curriculum development for infectious disease courses strengthens his standing as a global expert in the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens. These distinctions reflect his pioneering vision and ongoing contributions to the Epidemiology of Emerging threats.

Research Skills

Dr. Chochlakis’s research skills are deeply anchored in the Epidemiology of Emerging microbiological challenges. He masters techniques such as molecular diagnostics, GIS mapping, MALDI-TOF MS, and proteomic identification to study the Epidemiology of Emerging organisms. He excels in laboratory diagnostics and field epidemiology concerning the Epidemiology of Emerging outbreaks. He uses advanced sequencing technologies and data interpretation software to investigate the Epidemiology of Emerging infections at both environmental and clinical interfaces. His training in microbial isolation, pathogen surveillance, and biostatistical evaluation equips him to address the complexity of the Epidemiology of Emerging disease scenarios. Dr. Chochlakis mentors students and researchers in laboratory best practices related to the Epidemiology of Emerging disease surveillance. He ensures that research quality is maintained across every phase of the Epidemiology of Emerging data pipeline. His multidisciplinary skills allow the transformation of research data into actionable public health insights focused on the Epidemiology of Emerging risks.

Publications

Title: Comparative Risk Assessment of Legionella spp. Colonization in Water Distribution Systems Across Hotels, Passenger Ships, and Healthcare Facilities During the COVID-19 Era
Authors: Antonios Papadakis; Eleftherios Koufakis; Elias Ath Chaidoutis; Dimosthenis Chochlakis; Anna Psaroulaki
Journal: Water

Title: Recreational Water Safety in Hotels: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Way Forward for a Safe Aquatic Environment
Authors: Antonios Papadakis; Dimosthenis Chochlakis; Eleftherios Koufakis; Vilelmine Carayanni; Anna Psaroulaki
Journal: Tourism and Hospitality

Title: A Customizable Multiplex Protein Microarray for Antibody Testing and Its Application for Tick-Borne and Other Infectious Diseases
Authors: Krishnamurthy H.; Jayaraman V.; Krishna K.; Wang T.; Bei K.; Suresh C.; Matilda S.; Rai A.; Welc-Falęciak R.; Pawełczyk A.; et al.
Journal: Research Square

Title: Multi-Criterion Analysis of the Effect of Physico-Chemical Microbiological Agents on Legionella Detection in Hotel Water Distribution Systems in Crete
Authors: Dimosthenis Chochlakis; Vassilis Sandalakis; Alexandros Ntoukakis; Maria-Olga Daskalaki; Thibaud Loppinet; Niki Thalassinaki; Rafaela Makridaki; Christos Panoulis; Anna Psaroulaki
Journal: Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology

Title: Electrochemical Antigenic Sensor for the Diagnosis of Chronic Q Fever
Authors: Eleni Mathioudaki; Yannis Alifragis; Maria Fouskaki; Dimosthenis Chochlakis; Haimin Xie; Anna Psaroulaki; Georgios Tsiotis; Nicholas Chaniotakis
Journal: Current Research in Biotechnology

Title: Giant Cell Arteritis Associated with Acute Q Fever – A Case Report
Authors: Evangelia Sarra; Christos C. Mylonas; Georgios Tsekes; Dimosthenis Chochlakis; Anna Psaroulaki; Maria Chini
Journal: Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy

Conclusion

Dr. Dimosthenis Chochlakis stands at the forefront of the Epidemiology of Emerging infectious diseases research. His legacy reflects decades of impactful contributions in pathogen surveillance, academic mentorship, and scientific inquiry. He combines academic excellence with public health urgency to respond to the Epidemiology of Emerging microbial threats. As new challenges evolve, his work remains essential for predictive modeling, diagnostic enhancement, and the control of Epidemiology of Emerging zoonotic and environmental diseases. He serves as an invaluable bridge between laboratory science and field epidemiology in addressing the Epidemiology of Emerging risks. His passion for microbiology, teaching, and innovation keeps him deeply engaged in improving responses to the Epidemiology of Emerging crises. Dr. Chochlakis continues to inspire global scientific communities through his leadership in the Epidemiology of Emerging pathogens domain and his strategic vision for public health resilience. His continued research will undoubtedly enhance the preparedness and response to the Epidemiology of Emerging threats worldwide.

Dr. Elham Kazemirad | Treatment for Infectious Diseases | Excellence in Research

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Dr. Elham Kazemirad | Treatment for Infectious Diseases | Excellence in Research

Associate Professor at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran

Dr. Elham Kazemirad is a renowned Associate Professor at the Department of Medical Parasitology and Mycology, Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Her research bridges clinical and molecular diagnostics, with a central focus on Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Over the years, her contributions have emphasized Treatment for Infectious Diseases across leishmaniasis, Acanthamoeba keratitis, and protozoan infections. Her work consistently explores innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, reinforcing global capabilities in Treatment for Infectious Diseases. With a dynamic presence in academia, she has dedicated her career to advancing Treatment for Infectious Diseases through cutting-edge molecular biology, gene expression studies, and nanoparticle drug delivery. Dr. Kazemirad’s leadership and research continue shaping new pathways for Treatment for Infectious Diseases in both clinical and research settings.

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Education

Dr. Kazemirad holds a Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc., and Associate Degree in Medical Parasitology and Laboratory Sciences, all from top Iranian medical universities. Her Ph.D. thesis pioneered gene profiling in Leishmania tropica and explored mechanisms of drug resistance, directly contributing to Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Throughout her academic path, Treatment for Infectious Diseases remained a core theme, evident in her early thesis on PCR diagnostics and parasite detection. Her educational foundation was rigorously rooted in scientific innovation and clinical relevance, always aimed at improving Treatment for Infectious Diseases. This background has propelled her to become a thought leader whose educational milestones support groundbreaking discoveries in the Treatment for Infectious Diseases field.

Experience

Dr. Kazemirad has served as an Assistant and Associate Professor, and lab supervisor, contributing significantly to Treatment for Infectious Diseases . Her clinical laboratory leadership includes molecular diagnosis of parasitic diseases, microbial keratitis, and more, always reinforcing effective Treatment for Infectious Diseases. She combines teaching, clinical, and administrative roles to shape future parasitologists and advance diagnostics. At both Tehran University of Medical Sciences and Pasteur Institute of Iran, her dedication has been a cornerstone in Treatment for Infectious Diseases. She mentors students and leads research initiatives that redefine how Treatment for Infectious Diseases is applied and understood across academic, diagnostic, and healthcare platforms.

Research Interest

Dr. Kazemirad’s primary research interests center on drug resistance mechanisms, molecular diagnostics, and nanomedicine all critical for effective Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Her passion for Treatment for Infectious Diseases drives projects involving gene expression in pathogens and the development of novel therapeutics. With expertise in biotechnology, immunology, and phylogenetics, she investigates the molecular basis of resistance and innovative drug delivery systems. Treatment for Infectious Diseases is not only her research focus but her mission. By integrating bioinformatics, molecular assays, and nanoparticle therapeutics, her research contributes vital knowledge and practical tools to improve Treatment for Infectious Diseases, especially among vulnerable and immunocompromised populations.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Kazemirad has been consistently recognized for her academic excellence and innovation in Treatment for Infectious Diseases. She was ranked first in multiple academic programs and received distinctions for her graduate work in drug-resistant Leishmania. Her work in Treatment for Infectious Diseases has been honored through leadership roles in scientific congresses and editorial positions in top journals. These honors reflect her relentless commitment to advancing Treatment for Infectious Diseases through translational research and public health applications. The prestigious recognition from both Iranian and international institutions underscores her profound impact on Treatment for Infectious Diseases and her standing as a key contributor in parasitological and biomedical sciences.

Research Skills

Dr. Kazemirad is proficient in molecular diagnostics, gene expression analysis, animal modeling, and nanoparticle-based therapeutics, all pivotal for enhancing Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Her skill set includes advanced techniques such as RT-PCR, Western blotting, cloning, proteomics, ELISA, gene silencing, and next-generation sequencing. Each technique is applied to understand, monitor, and improve Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Her expertise extends to developing diagnostic platforms for Acanthamoeba and Leishmania, along with testing novel compounds and nanoparticles. Treatment for Infectious Diseases is the core of her methodological approach, combining lab innovation with clinical relevance to transform how these diseases are managed and treated across diverse populations.

Publications

Title: Contribution of epidermal growth factor (EGF) in the treatment of cutaneous leishmaniasis caused by Leishmania major in BALB/c mice
Authors: Saberi, M.; Latifi, A.; Golkar, M.; Fard-Esfahani, P.; Mohtasebi, S.; Teimouri, A.; Afshar, M.J.A.; Kazemirad, E.; Mohebali, M.
Journal: PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases

Title: High Prevalence of Enterocytozoon bieneusi Genotype BEB6 in Wild Boars in Lorestan Province, Iran: Potential Source of Zoonotic Transmission
Authors: Javanmard, E.; Mohammad Rahimi, H.; Taghipour, A.; Nemati, S.; Mohebali, M.; Rezaeian, M.; Badrifar, A.; Kazemirad, E.; Mirjalali, H.
Journal: Iranian Journal of Parasitology

Title: Molecular Identification of Nematodes (Superfamily: Strongylida) Traced in Herbivores Excrement in the Wildlife from Western Iran
Authors: Vafaei, M.R.; Safaie, M.; Kazemirad, E.; Mirjalali, H.; Askari, Z.; Mohebali, M.; Mowlavi, G.
Journal: SSRN

Title: Prevalence of free-living amoebae in five rivers associated with high human activity in Tehran province, Iran
Authors: Javanmard, E.; Kazemirad, E.; Rahimi, H.M.; Mohebali, M.; Rezaeian, M.; Alimohammadi, M.; Mirjalali, H.
Journal: Journal of Water and Health

Title: Transcriptional alterations of virulence factors in Leishmania major clinical isolates harboring Leishmania RNA virus 2 (LRV2)
Authors: Sabeti, S.; Koosha, M.; Kazemirad, E.; Mirabedini, Z.; Mohebali, M.; Saberi, R.; Fakhar, M.; Hajjaran, H.
Journal: BMC Infectious Diseases

CONCLUSION

Dr. Elham Kazemirad’s career epitomizes dedication to the Treatment for Infectious Diseases. Through her education, research, and professional engagements, she has elevated global understanding of parasitic diseases and their therapies. Her work integrates basic science and clinical innovation to offer novel solutions for Treatment for Infectious Diseases. From academic contributions to pioneering diagnostics and therapies, her impact is profound and ongoing. She remains a key influencer in shaping policies, mentoring future scientists, and leading research that targets resistant pathogens. As Treatment for Infectious Diseases continues to challenge global health, her expertise remains vital in guiding next-generation therapeutic advancements and public health solutions.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Birsen Bulut Solak | Global Health | Best Researcher Award 

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Birsen Bulut Solak | Global Health | Best Researcher Award 

Gastronomy and Culinary Arts at Selcuk University, Turkey

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Birsen Bulut-Solak has extensively contributed to Global Health through her academic and professional work in food safety, nutrition, and dairy technology. Her dedication to Global Health is reflected in her international collaborations and numerous scholarly publications centered on Global Health. With a robust foundation in Food Engineering and practical applications in food microbiology and catering, she bridges scientific knowledge and Global Health practices. Her post-doctoral research in Ireland further deepened her understanding of Global Health by examining functional properties of salep in dairy. She is actively involved in projects that promote Global Health awareness, education, and safety standards. Her leadership roles also support the mission of advancing Global Health through education and research. Global Health remains a central theme in all her endeavors.

Professional Profile 

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Education

Birsen Bulut-Solak’s educational journey has been shaped by a strong focus on Global Health. She earned her B.Sc. in Dairy Science and Technology, followed by M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Food Engineering from Selcuk University, with each step emphasizing Global Health concepts. Her doctoral research investigated cheese processing with implications for Global Health food safety. She expanded her Global Health knowledge through a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship at University College Cork, Ireland, where she worked on milk protein functionality in Global Health contexts. Her academic trajectory has consistently integrated Global Health into her research and learning. By combining technical food science education with Global Health awareness, she has prepared to address diverse food and nutrition challenges within the Global Health framework.

Experience

Birsen Bulut-Solak’s professional experience demonstrates her deep commitment to Global Health. As an academic at Selcuk University, she has held roles from Assistant to Associate Professor, all rooted in Global Health principles. She also served as faculty vice-dean and department head, where she promoted Global Health integration into education. During her post-doctoral tenure in Ireland, she contributed to Global Health innovation through research on dairy components. Her early work in vocational colleges involved developing programs and curricula that highlight Global Health food safety practices. She also serves as a referee for various international journals aligned with Global Health. Every appointment she holds reinforces her dedication to promoting food security, safety, and nutrition under the broader Global Health mission.

Research Interest

Birsen Bulut-Solak’s research interests are intrinsically tied to Global Health, focusing on food safety, traditional foods, nutrition, dairy technology, and catering systems. She explores how food processing and traditional dietary practices affect public health, especially within Global Health frameworks. Her ongoing investigations address how food safety knowledge among food handlers can enhance Global Health. Her work on kefir and salep represents traditional dietary components with Global Health potential. She collaborates with global partners to investigate nutrition-related risks and interventions. These studies are essential to Global Health outcomes, aiming to mitigate foodborne illnesses, support dietary quality, and promote public nutrition. Her work continues to contribute significantly to Global Health policy and research worldwide.

Awards and Honors

Birsen Bulut-Solak’s contributions to Global Health have earned her multiple awards and honors. She received international recognition through the TUBITAK Incentive Program and Selcuk University’s BAP program, each supporting Global Health research outputs. Her post-doctoral fellowship, funded by TUBITAK, allowed her to conduct Global Health-aligned research in Ireland. She has been acknowledged as a panelist and expert in Global Health education and sensory analysis. Her international congress presentations further validate her leadership in promoting Global Health. These awards honor her dedication to advancing food safety and nutrition within the Global Health context. Her credentials signify not only academic excellence but also impactful Global Health outreach, policy support, and collaborative knowledge sharing.

Research Skills

Birsen Bulut-Solak possesses comprehensive research skills that support the advancement of Global Health. Her expertise includes rheological analysis, food microbiology, dairy chemistry, and functional food evaluation each skill reinforcing the scope of Global Health research. Her methodological proficiency in thermal analysis, sensory testing, and safety assessments informs evidence-based Global Health practices. She designs and manages multidisciplinary studies aimed at solving Global Health challenges, such as foodborne disease prevention and nutritional deficiencies. Her ability to conduct rigorous scientific investigations directly contributes to shaping Global Health interventions. Through academic mentorship and project leadership, she trains the next generation of researchers equipped with the critical skills to expand Global Health knowledge and impact.

Publications

  • Title: Health Benefits of Whey Protein: A Review
    Authors: B. Bulut-Solak, N. Akin
    Journal: Journal of Food Science and Engineering

  • Title: Functionality of Whey Protein
    Authors: B. Bulut-Solak, N. Akin
    Journal: International Journal of Health and Nutrition

  • Title: Konya’da Mevlevi Mutfağı Yiyeceklerinin Gastronomi Turizminde Canlandırılması
    Authors: M. Ertaş, B. Bulut-Solak, C.Ç. Kılınç
    Journal: Gazi Üniversitesi Turizm Fakültesi Dergisi

  • Title: Impact of Cooking pH Values on the Textural and Chemical Properties for Processed Cheeses with/without the Use of Traditional Village Cheese During Storage
    Authors: B. Bulut-Solak, N. Akin
    Journal: Food Science of Animal Resources

  • Title: Composition, Morphology and Pasting Properties of Orchis anatolica Tuber Gum
    Authors: B. Bulut-Solak, L. Alonso-Miravalles, J.A. O’Mahony
    Journal: Food Hydrocolloids

Conclusion

In conclusion, Birsen Bulut-Solak embodies a professional deeply rooted in the principles of Global Health. Her academic path, research contributions, and professional engagements converge around promoting Global Health through food safety, nutrition, and education. Her career reflects unwavering dedication to enhancing food standards and knowledge dissemination for Global Health impact. From traditional dairy to contemporary catering systems, her research informs best practices in Global Health domains. Her awards and collaborative efforts underscore her reputation as a Global Health advocate. By mentoring future researchers and publishing vital findings, she ensures continuity in Global Health advancements. Birsen Bulut-Solak remains a vital force in global food science and Global Health integration.

Ms. Souhir Belloumi | Antibiotics | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Souhir Belloumi | Antibiotics | Best Researcher Award

PhD student at Center of Biotechnology of Borj Cedria,Tunisia

Ms. Souhir Belloumi is a dedicated junior researcher whose work revolves around biological sciences with a significant emphasis on Antibiotics. Her proficiency in medical biotechnology, food preservation, and environmental sciences is reflected in her contributions to Antibiotics innovation and research. She has extensively used Antibiotics knowledge in the assessment of bioactive compounds, emphasizing their roles in microbial inhibition and preservation. Souhir Belloumi’s exposure to diverse laboratory environments provided her with advanced understanding of Antibiotics effects and applications. Her research path is aligned closely with practical implementations of Antibiotics in both food and pharmaceutical contexts. The persistent engagement with Antibiotics studies through international collaborations and peer-reviewed work demonstrates her foundational commitment to this field. Her scientific writing often centers around Antibiotics, exploring novel mechanisms and usage across biological systems. The relevance of Antibiotics in her scientific outputs signifies her awareness of global health challenges. She continuously integrates Antibiotics theory with experimental data to advance sustainable health solutions. Belloumi’s work reflects a conscious focus on Antibiotics resistance, alternatives, and application. Her competence and determination show in how she repeatedly applies Antibiotics-based frameworks for preservation strategies and public health measures. Hence, the trajectory of her work positions Antibiotics at the very core of her professional identity.

Professional Profile

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Education

Souhir Belloumi's education is built upon a solid foundation in biological sciences, consistently integrating the concept of Antibiotics in her academic endeavors. During her PhD studies at the University of Tunis El-Manar, she worked on projects involving the development of bioactive compounds, where Antibiotics usage and efficacy were regularly assessed. Her two Master's degrees from the University of Carthage expanded her grasp on biomonitoring and environmental systems, with a continual focus on how Antibiotics influence microbial dynamics and environmental health. The integration of Antibiotics in molecular biology research was a recurring theme during her Bachelor's studies at the High Institute of Medical Technologies. Throughout her education, Antibiotics remained central to course projects, lab reports, and literature reviews. Whether examining microbial contamination or studying natural inhibitors, she frequently incorporated Antibiotics perspectives. These academic programs allowed her to explore various dimensions of Antibiotics, such as resistance, effectiveness, and natural alternatives. The intersection of Antibiotics with molecular diagnostics, virology, and ecology shaped much of her lab training. Each stage of her academic progress was marked by increased understanding of Antibiotics mechanisms and applications. This commitment highlights her deep-rooted interest in Antibiotics as a multidisciplinary subject crucial for modern biosciences.

Experience

Souhir Belloumi’s professional journey showcases her long-standing dedication to Antibiotics research, spanning roles in academia and biotech centers. As a Research Scientist at the Laboratory of Bioactive Substances, she led studies exploring natural Antibiotics derived from essential oils, analyzing their efficacy in poultry preservation. She employed Antibiotics-based techniques to evaluate microbial inhibition, developing sustainable methods relevant to the food industry. During her internship at the University of Pisa, she collaborated with global experts on medicinal plants, emphasizing Antibiotics identification using LC-MS/MS. Her work consistently focused on optimizing the application of Antibiotics through analytical tools and biological assays. At the Pasteur Institute of Tunisia, she worked on rabies diagnostics and vaccine development where Antibiotics played a crucial role in bacterial transformations and culture purification. In multiple internships, she investigated viral effects and molecular changes with Antibiotics-based analysis being a critical tool. Her involvement in industrial projects with Poulina Holdings reaffirmed her skill in applying Antibiotics to real-world scenarios. These diverse experiences demonstrate her hands-on capability with Antibiotics and her ability to adapt them in varied biological contexts. Through continuous application, testing, and assessment, Antibiotics has remained the cornerstone of her professional impact and contribution to science.

Research Interest

Souhir Belloumi’s research interest is deeply rooted in the investigation and application of Antibiotics across various biological systems. Her focus areas include food preservation, molecular diagnostics, and environmental biotechnology, all unified through the lens of Antibiotics use and impact. She is particularly intrigued by natural alternatives to synthetic Antibiotics and actively studies the bioactivity of essential oils as potential candidates. Her interest extends to the mechanisms of microbial resistance, where Antibiotics play a central role in her comparative and functional analyses. She engages in research on the molecular pathways affected by Antibiotics and investigates how resistance develops in response to environmental exposure. The role of Antibiotics in virology, especially in terms of secondary bacterial infections, also features in her study areas. Furthermore, she aims to contribute to innovations in Antibiotics applications in agriculture and livestock management. Belloumi’s work reflects a systemic view of Antibiotics as tools for both treatment and prevention. Her integrative research spans compound screening, in-vitro validation, and synergistic effect analysis—all focused on Antibiotics. Her long-term objective is to discover novel Antibiotics and formulate protocols that ensure their efficient, eco-friendly use. Ultimately, her passion for Antibiotics fuels all her academic and professional research directions.

Awards and Honors

Souhir Belloumi has earned multiple recognitions reflecting her advanced skills in biological sciences, especially her focus on Antibiotics. Through international workshops, scientific forums, and institutional programs, she has consistently been honored for her dedication to Antibiotics-based innovations. Her attendance at the GIZ Master-Class in Germany further refined her understanding of non-technical barriers to Antibiotics development. Certification in statistical analysis and QSE system management demonstrates her ability to evaluate Antibiotics efficacy using standardized methods. Her academic institutions have acknowledged her contributions through top-tier placements in Antibiotics research competitions and funding for student projects. Within the scope of her internships and professional contributions, her Antibiotics-centered projects often received commendations for originality and practical relevance. Whether analyzing essential oils or creating diagnostic kits, her methods aligned closely with Antibiotics mechanisms, leading to accolades from research supervisors and collaborators. Her scientific publications on the antibacterial efficacy of natural compounds also brought peer recognition in the Antibiotics research community. These honors validate her persistent commitment to advancing knowledge and technology in the Antibiotics domain. Belloumi’s record of achievements illustrates her prominence in Antibiotics research and the growing appreciation of her work by international networks and academic leaders.

Research Skills

Souhir Belloumi possesses a dynamic suite of research skills, with a prominent focus on Antibiotics. Her laboratory expertise includes molecular biology techniques such as DNA/RNA extraction and PCR—methods integral for studying Antibiotics interactions with pathogens. She is highly skilled in using LC-MS/MS and GC-MS for compound identification, especially when analyzing Antibiotics properties in bioactive substances. Her practical knowledge of biochemical assays helps determine the antioxidant and Antibiotics profiles of natural products. She applies food analysis techniques to measure the shelf-life extension properties of Antibiotics alternatives in meat preservation. In immunology, her proficiency with ELISA enhances her capacity to monitor the immune response affected by Antibiotics. Her background in virology and microbiology enables a deeper understanding of how Antibiotics modulate host-pathogen dynamics. Belloumi's statistical analysis capabilities support data-driven validation of Antibiotics efficacy. She uses software like GraphPad and Minitab for modeling Antibiotics inhibition curves and synergy tests. Furthermore, her scientific writing skill ensures the clear communication of complex Antibiotics results in academic publications. These diverse and advanced research competencies establish her as a reliable contributor to the field of Antibiotics. Her holistic application of these skills is instrumental in the ongoing development of Antibiotics therapies and resistance management.

Publication

Title: Combined essential oils as natural chicken meat preservatives: chemical composition, biological activities, synergy and shelf-life extension potential
Journal: Food Chemistry
Year: 2025

Conclusion

In conclusion, Souhir Belloumi represents a rising force in the field of biological sciences, with a career centered on the exploration and application of Antibiotics. Her academic training, research experiences, and scientific outputs all converge on the use of Antibiotics in modern health and environmental solutions. From natural compound identification to food safety innovations, her work integrates Antibiotics methodologies in meaningful ways. Her ability to link theory with practical implementation strengthens her standing in the Antibiotics research community. Belloumi's continued pursuit of excellence ensures her contributions to Antibiotics will remain impactful and progressive. Through laboratory precision, critical analysis, and interdisciplinary collaborations, she has built a profile deeply embedded in Antibiotics exploration. As she advances her career, her consistent focus on Antibiotics will no doubt lead to breakthroughs in resistance management, preservation technologies, and therapeutic innovations. Her publications and awards already reflect her influential presence in the Antibiotics landscape. In every project she undertakes, Antibiotics remain central—demonstrating her vision of science as a tool for health improvement and sustainable development. Therefore, her journey affirms the importance and future of Antibiotics in addressing global scientific challenges.