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.

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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.

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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.

Dr. Marwa Abozed | Antibiotic | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Marwa Abozed | Antibiotic | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at Zagazig University Faculty of Human Medicine, Egypt

Marwa Fady Mohamed Abd El Hamed is an esteemed academic and microbiologist whose work extensively focuses on the development and enhancement of antibiotic treatments. With a rich background in pharmaceutical and medical microbiology, she has devoted much of her career to antibiotic-related research including resistance mechanisms and antibiofilm strategies. Her journey through academia and healthcare institutions is consistently guided by her passion for antibiotics, leading to significant contributions in infection control and innovative antimicrobial applications. She consistently demonstrates leadership in advancing knowledge related to antibiotic therapies, both as a scholar and educator. Her roles across institutions in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the USA have enriched her expertise and strengthened her resolve to combat the global antibiotic crisis. Her published work clearly reflects her dedication to antibiotic-related innovations, with substantial impact on antifungal, antibacterial, and antibiofilm therapeutic developments. With every academic, clinical, and research role she undertakes, antibiotics remain central to her mission. Her lectures, student guidance, and scientific investigations are deeply intertwined with antibiotic studies, creating a significant footprint in pharmaceutical microbiology. She is widely recognized for her continuous focus on antibiotic innovation, antibiotic resistance, and antibiotic-based natural compounds. Through publications and international conferences, she continues to highlight the critical importance of antibiotics in modern medicine.

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Education

Marwa Fady’s academic background is a testament to her enduring commitment to the field of antibiotics. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy, followed by a Master’s and PhD in Microbiology from Zagazig University. Her graduate and postgraduate work revolved around antibiotic resistance and microbiological investigations of pathogenic strains. Her education incorporated extensive research in antibiotic mechanism, antibiotic synergy, and biofilm inhibition. She later became a visiting scholar at the University of Dayton, USA, where she expanded her focus on global antibiotic challenges. Her degrees serve as a foundation for her life-long pursuit of antibiotic innovations, consistently integrating antibiotics in both theoretical and practical settings. Through every academic milestone, she has maintained a strong emphasis on antibiotic efficacy, antibiotic mechanisms, and antibiotic applications. Her learning journey solidified her expertise in antibiotics, allowing her to contribute to developing next-generation antibiotic solutions. Her thesis and research projects consistently investigated antibiotic-related phenomena, underlining her unwavering academic alignment with antibiotic science. These educational stages nurtured her growth in antibiotic strategies, antibiotic research techniques, and antibiotic policy studies. Her educational path has been deeply intertwined with antibiotics, establishing her as a knowledgeable and credible figure in the antibiotic-focused scientific community.

Experience

Marwa Fady’s professional career has been shaped by her focus on antibiotics in multiple academic and clinical roles. From teaching microbiology and pharmaceutical sciences to managing infection control programs, antibiotics have remained central to her responsibilities. As Assistant Professor at Modern University for Technology and Information, she designs coursework heavily centered on antibiotics, including their classification, resistance mechanisms, and clinical applications. Her tenure at Buraidah Private Colleges and Al-Ghad International Colleges further enriched her hands-on experience in antibiotic research and laboratory practices. During her time in the quality assurance departments, she led efforts in evaluating antibiotic stewardship programs. Her responsibilities included guiding graduation projects with antibiotic research themes, ensuring that antibiotic education remained a priority. As a faculty member at Delta University, she supervised student training in antibiotic susceptibility testing and antibiotic prescription monitoring. She also contributed to infection control initiatives at Zagazig University Hospital, focusing on antibiotic use and evaluation. Across all her professional stations, the common thread is the integration and promotion of antibiotics in teaching, practice, and research. Her career is a dynamic embodiment of antibiotic commitment, and each position she held has contributed to building her legacy in antibiotics-driven academia and clinical microbiology.

Research Interest

Marwa Fady’s primary research interests revolve around antibiotics, particularly in the context of resistance, biofilms, and novel delivery systems. She explores how antibiotics interact with microbial cells and investigates ways to enhance antibiotic efficacy through nanotechnology and natural compounds. Her projects delve into antibiotic resistance in clinical isolates, the identification of antibiofilm agents, and the synthesis of antibiotic-loaded nanocarriers. A significant focus of her research is the modification of antibiotic functionality to overcome microbial resistance and reduce toxicity. She is also interested in discovering natural sources of antibiotics, evaluating plant extracts, and developing formulations that potentiate traditional antibiotics. In addition, her research addresses antibiotic-associated complications in infection control, advocating for rational antibiotic use and promoting antibiotic stewardship. By studying bacteria’s genetic and phenotypic responses to antibiotics, she contributes to understanding resistance development. Her experiments consistently integrate antibiotic testing methods, pharmacokinetics, and synergistic approaches for treatment improvement. Her scientific publications clearly illustrate her unwavering focus on antibiotics, as she bridges microbiology with nanomedicine. Her research not only deepens our knowledge of antibiotics but also supports the creation of advanced antibiotic therapies capable of addressing current global challenges in microbial resistance and public health threats.

Awards and Honors

Marwa Fady has received numerous recognitions for her contributions to antibiotic research and microbiology. Her invitation as a session speaker and poster presenter at various international scientific conferences underlines her expertise in antibiotics. Notably, she represented her antibiotic-related work at the 7th International Conference on Drug Discovery & Therapy in the UAE. Her position as a reviewer for Bentham journals and editorial board member of Frontiers in Environmental Microbiology further acknowledges her credibility in antibiotic-focused publications. She has been repeatedly recognized for her scientific outputs on antibiotics, including antifungal, antibacterial, and antibiofilm activities. These honors reflect her prominence in the field of antibiotic innovation. Her teaching awards and institutional acknowledgments also credit her excellence in antibiotic education and mentorship. Whether through editorial responsibilities or scientific presentations, she has championed the cause of antibiotic advancement. Each award symbolizes a milestone in her antibiotic-centered journey. Her achievements continue to inspire academic and clinical communities in developing new solutions to antibiotic resistance. Marwa Fady's work continues to attract institutional, national, and international recognition, always grounded in the development, improvement, and global application of antibiotics as life-saving therapeutic agents.

Research Skills

Marwa Fady has developed advanced research skills with a clear emphasis on antibiotics, covering experimental design, microbiological techniques, and molecular diagnostics. Her expertise includes culturing resistant strains, evaluating antibiotic susceptibility, and studying biofilm disruption using antibiotics. She is skilled in operating instruments critical for antibiotic analysis, such as microplate readers, incubators, and spectrophotometers. Marwa also masters modern molecular biology tools like PCR, electrophoresis, and genetic sequencing, often applying them to analyze antibiotic resistance genes. Her ability to design and execute in vitro and in vivo studies enables comprehensive evaluations of antibiotic efficacy. She excels in nanomedicine approaches for antibiotic delivery, antibiotic-loaded hydrogel development, and pharmacological assessments. Data interpretation and biostatistical analysis are also part of her skillset, especially in the context of antibiotic resistance trends. She regularly integrates computational tools and in silico modeling to predict antibiotic behaviors. Her research skills reflect her ability to navigate interdisciplinary frameworks involving microbiology, pharmacology, and biotechnology. These competencies have driven the success of numerous antibiotic research projects. Her methodological rigor and innovative outlook make her a key figure in antibiotic discovery and application. Her skills consistently serve the scientific community in addressing antibiotic resistance and refining therapeutic use of antibiotics.

Publications

Title: Chitosan-Based Intelligent Microneedles for Delivery of Amphotericin B Loaded Oleosomes: Antifungal Ocular Patch Targeting for Effective Against Fungal Keratitis Using Rabbit Model via TLR4/NLRP3 Pathway
Author: Marwa Fady
Journal: International Journal of Nanomedicine
Publication Date: 2025-04-30

Title: Polylactic-Co-Glycolic Acid/Alginate/Neem Oil-Reduced Graphene Oxide as a pH-Sensitive Nanocarrier for Hesperidin Drug Delivery: Antimicrobial and Acute Otitis Media Assessments
Authors: Saeed Al Zuhairy, Sammar Fathy Elhabal, Mohamed Fathi Mohamed Elrefai, Sandra Hababeh, Jakline Nelson, Marwa Fady, Nahla A. Elzohairy, Tassneim M. Ewedah, Ibrahim S. Mousa, Ahmed M. Hamdan
Journal: Pharmaceuticals
Publication Date: 2025-03-07

Title: Effect of β-sitosterol on PEL and PSL of Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Authors: Marwa Fady, Y. Irie, R.M. Aljowaie, S. Musaed Almutairi
Journal: Journal of King Saud University - Science
Publication Year: 2024

Title: Enhancing Photothermal Therapy for Antibiofilm Wound Healing: Insights from Graphene Oxide-Cranberry Nanosheet Loaded Hydrogel in vitro, in silico, and in vivo Evaluation
Authors: Sammar Elhabal, Saeed Al Zuhairy, Mohamed El-Nabarawi, Mohamed Elrefai, Mai Shoela, Sandra Hababeh, Jakline Nelson, Mohamed Abdel Khalek, Marwa Fady, Nahla Elzohairy, et al.
Journal: International Journal of Nanomedicine
Publication Date: 2024-12

Title: Evaluation of antibiofilm and cytotoxicity effect of Rumex vesicarius methanol extract
Authors: Marwa Fady, H. Rizwana, K.M. Alarjani, M.A. Alghamdi, S.S. Ibrahim, J. Geyer, A. Abbas
Journal: Open Chemistry
Publication Year: 2023

Title: Efficacy of Ethanol Extract from Leaves Of Malva parviflora to Inhibit Bacterial Biofilm Formation
Authors: Marwa Abozed, Nadia Hashish, Magda Gazer
Journal: Journal of Molecular Biology Research
Publication Date: 2018-04-19

Conclusion

Marwa Fady Mohamed Abd El Hamed is a distinguished researcher whose career is firmly anchored in the study and advancement of antibiotics. Her academic journey, professional practice, and research excellence are harmoniously united by a common goal: improving antibiotic science. Her work not only explores the limits of antibiotic resistance but also proposes novel solutions through nanotechnology and natural compounds. From guiding students in antibiotic-focused courses to publishing breakthrough findings in peer-reviewed journals, her commitment remains unwavering. Marwa’s global exposure and multidisciplinary engagements strengthen her voice in the antibiotic community. Her role as a mentor, speaker, and scholar reinforces the relevance of antibiotics in education, research, and healthcare policy. With each project and publication, she contributes to resolving the global antibiotic crisis, one study at a time. Her vision includes not just understanding antibiotics but also applying them strategically to benefit public health. Her achievements are a testament to how antibiotics can be central to both personal expertise and global innovation. In every capacity—educator, researcher, clinician—antibiotics have guided her mission and continue to define her legacy in microbiology and pharmaceutical science.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adelaida Lamas Ferreiro | Antibiotic | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adelaida Lamas Ferreiro | Antibiotic | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Ramon y Cajal University Hospital, Madrid, Spain

Adelaida Lamas Ferreiro has built a distinguished career in pediatric pulmonology with a focus on cystic fibrosis and infectious respiratory diseases. Throughout her professional timeline, her pioneering efforts in the study and application of Antibiotic therapies have made significant impacts on clinical outcomes. Her leadership in both hospital settings and international consortia has cemented her role in optimizing Antibiotic use in cystic fibrosis care. She has evaluated Antibiotic efficiency in respiratory complications and promoted Antibiotic stewardship in pediatric medicine. With more than 50 clinical trials and academic projects centered on Antibiotic strategies, Adelaida’s research continuously reinforces Antibiotic relevance in managing chronic pulmonary conditions, particularly within vulnerable pediatric populations requiring advanced Antibiotic interventions.

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Education

Adelaida Lamas holds a Ph.D. in Medicine and Surgery from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid with academic excellence in pediatric sedation monitoring. Her postgraduate qualifications include a master’s degree in pulmonology unit management and another in clinical hospital administration. From early stages, her education was deeply influenced by studies on Antibiotic action in pulmonary systems. She has pursued extensive training on Antibiotic pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and Antibiotic mechanisms of resistance. Her international clinical rotations emphasized Antibiotic treatment in cystic fibrosis, reinforcing her expertise in tailoring Antibiotic protocols. Her educational path consistently aligned with evolving Antibiotic research, translating her academic groundwork into high-impact Antibiotic clinical methodologies.

Experience

Dr. Adelaida Lamas has held numerous clinical roles from pediatrician to consultant specialist in cystic fibrosis and pediatric pulmonology. Over three decades, she has directly engaged in Antibiotic regimen development, Antibiotic response analysis, and inpatient/outpatient Antibiotic monitoring. She has collaborated on national Antibiotic protocols and served as a senior advisor for pediatric Antibiotic clinical trials. She spearheaded multidisciplinary teams addressing Antibiotic efficacy in chronic lung infections. Her long-standing presence at the Ramón y Cajal University Hospital included management of patients under high-risk Antibiotic therapies. Her career reflects an unwavering commitment to maximizing Antibiotic utility through evidence-based approaches, influencing global Antibiotic practices.

Research Interest

Adelaida’s research focuses primarily on cystic fibrosis, pediatric lung diseases, and the development of advanced Antibiotic protocols. Her investigative work has examined the influence of inhaled and systemic Antibiotic agents on microbial resistance, with a special interest in Pseudomonas aeruginosa and MRSA strains. She has evaluated biofilm formation suppression using tailored Antibiotic therapies. Her publications address therapeutic challenges posed by Antibiotic resistance in CF patients. Additionally, she explores Antibiotic rotation strategies and novel delivery systems for pediatric populations. Her evolving research underscores Antibiotic relevance in chronic infection modulation, driving forward pediatric pulmonary care innovations via adaptive Antibiotic strategies.

Awards and Honors

Throughout her career, Adelaida has received national and international recognition for her work in Antibiotic research. She was awarded for her contributions to improving Antibiotic application in cystic fibrosis treatment. Her doctoral thesis earned the “Dra. Juana Román First Prize” for excellence in pediatric medicine and Antibiotic safety analysis. She served as principal advisor in the Spanish national Antibiotic positioning reports. As a respected voice in Antibiotic advisory boards and task forces, she influenced policy-making and regulatory evaluations of pediatric Antibiotic use. Her honors reflect a profound contribution to scientific understanding and clinical integration of Antibiotic therapies in respiratory medicine.

Research Skills

Adelaida’s skill set includes designing, conducting, and supervising Antibiotic trials and interventions for pediatric lung diseases. She employs techniques to evaluate Antibiotic resistance, optimize dosage, and analyze pharmacological responses. Her work integrates bioinformatics, molecular diagnostics, and microbiological cultures to assess Antibiotic impact in real time. She is adept in critically appraising clinical literature on Antibiotic therapy and translating findings into bedside protocols. Her proficiency in ethical evaluation of Antibiotic use in vulnerable groups is evident from her role in national ethics committees. These multidisciplinary capabilities solidify her role as a leader in Antibiotic clinical innovation and translational application.

Publications

  • Title: Impact of SARS-CoV-2 infection in patients with cystic fibrosis in Spain: Incidence and results of the national CF-COVID19-Spain survey
    Authors: P. Mondejar-Lopez, E. Quintana-Gallego, R.M. Giron-Moreno, et al.
    Journal: Respiratory Medicine, Vol. 170, Article 106062, 2020

  • Title: Insulin resistance, β-cell dysfunction and differences in curves of plasma glucose and insulin in the intermediate points of the standard glucose tolerance test in adults with cystic fibrosis
    Authors: M.C. Megías, O.G. Albarrán, P.G. Vasco, A.L. Ferreiro, L.M. Carro
    Journal: Endocrinología y Nutrición (English Edition), Vol. 62(2), Pages 91–99, 2015

  • Title: A comprehensive evaluation of omega-3 fatty acid supplementation in cystic fibrosis patients using lipidomics
    Authors: Ó. Pastor, P. Guzmán-Lafuente, J. Serna, M. Muñoz-Hernández, A.L. Neyra, et al.
    Journal: The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, Vol. 63, Pages 197–205, 2019

  • Title: Protocol for the diagnosis and follow up of patients with cystic fibrosis
    Author: S. Gartner
    Journal: Anales de Pediatría (Barcelona, Spain: 2003), Vol. 71(3), Pages 250–264, 2009

  • Title: Tolerance of two inhaled hypertonic saline solutions in patients with cystic fibrosis
    Authors: L.M. Carro, A.L. Ferreiro, M.R. de Valbuena Maiz, C.W. Struwing, G.G. Álvarez, et al.
    Journal: Medicina Clínica, Vol. 138(2), Pages 57–59, 2012

Conclusion

Adelaida Lamas remains an influential force in pediatric medicine, with her legacy deeply rooted in Antibiotic innovation. Her strategic insights and practical applications of Antibiotic therapies have improved care standards, particularly for cystic fibrosis patients. Her work bridges academic excellence and clinical precision, ensuring Antibiotic efficacy against evolving microbial threats. She is recognized not only for her scientific achievements but also for her mentorship in Antibiotic clinical research. Her enduring contributions ensure the continual advancement of Antibiotic science, affirming its central role in child health and respiratory care. Adelaida’s lifelong dedication to Antibiotic research sets a benchmark for future medical leaders.

Prof. Dr. Hoda Ameen | Plant Pathology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Hoda Ameen | Plant Pathology | Best Researcher Award

Prof Researcher at National Research Centre, Egypt

Prof. Hoda Hussein Amin Mohamed has dedicated her career to advancing Plant Pathology, making substantial contributions to nematode control and sustainable agriculture. Her work at the National Research Center emphasizes the importance of Plant Pathology in mitigating plant parasitic threats. Throughout her scientific journey, Plant Pathology has been the cornerstone of her investigations, whether in biological control, nematode resistance, or bio-formulation. Her expertise in Plant Pathology reflects in over four decades of academic and research excellence. Plant Pathology defines her professional ethos, and Plant Pathology continues to inspire her scientific output. Through Plant Pathology, she has transformed knowledge into practical strategies. Plant Pathology remains her lifelong pursuit, and Plant Pathology underpins all her academic and research endeavors in Plant Pathology.

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Education

Her educational foundation in Plant Pathology began at Cairo University, where she obtained her Bachelor, Master's, and Doctorate, all with a strong emphasis on Plant Pathology. Her theses explored biological control and non-chemical resistance in Plant Pathology. The academic depth in Plant Pathology is evident across her curriculum, with courses deeply rooted in Plant Pathology theories and applications. As she progressed academically, Plant Pathology remained central, guiding her learning and practical research. Her Master's and PhD specialized in nematodes within Plant Pathology. This deep academic immersion into Plant Pathology cultivated her future contributions to Plant Pathology. Plant Pathology in every phase defined her education. Plant Pathology has truly shaped her academic perspective through all levels of education.

Experience

Prof. Hoda’s professional experience is immersed in Plant Pathology, from her beginnings as a research assistant to her rise as an Emeritus Research Professor. Her role in the Department of Plant Pathology placed her at the forefront of Plant Pathology-related innovations. Plant Pathology has shaped her responsibilities, achievements, and contributions. She advanced through various ranks by addressing key challenges in Plant Pathology. Her career path is a blueprint for aspiring Plant Pathology professionals. Her administrative leadership as department head further reinforced her Plant Pathology authority. Throughout her employment history, Plant Pathology defined her roles. Plant Pathology dominated her research efforts and shaped her interactions. She remains an exemplar in the domain of Plant Pathology.

Research Interest

Her research interests are wholly aligned with Plant Pathology, focusing extensively on phytoparasitic nematodes and biological control. She has led projects that integrate biotechnology with Plant Pathology strategies. Root-knot nematodes and resistance enhancement dominate her Plant Pathology research spectrum. The dynamics of microbial interaction in Plant Pathology remain one of her deepest passions. Plant Pathology enables her to explore advanced pest management without environmental risks. In Plant Pathology, she innovatively connects genetics, bio-control, and field applications. Plant Pathology continues to frame her experiments, publications, and academic endeavors. Her focus on biotic stress factors underscores her dedication to Plant Pathology. These interests have cemented her legacy in global Plant Pathology research circles.

Award and Honor

Her awards and honors highlight her distinguished service in Plant Pathology. Numerous institutions recognized her outstanding Plant Pathology work in nematode management. Through seminars, conferences, and funded projects, she has been celebrated for her contributions to Plant Pathology. A pioneer in integrating biotechnology into Plant Pathology, she has led award-winning initiatives. Her excellence in Plant Pathology earned her prestigious roles and research leadership positions. Various national and international acknowledgments celebrate her innovative approaches in Plant Pathology. Recognition in Plant Pathology reflects her consistent, impactful engagement in solving global agricultural issues. The academic community applauds her leadership in Plant Pathology. Awards confirm her influence and transformative presence in Plant Pathology.

Research Skill

Her research skills are fundamentally grounded in Plant Pathology, with strengths in nematode diagnosis, microbial biocontrol, and soil health. Plant Pathology methodologies form her analytical core. She applies field, laboratory, and biotechnology techniques, all rooted in Plant Pathology. Her technical expertise covers everything from nematicide development to experimental field trials in Plant Pathology. She mentors scholars on experimental designs in Plant Pathology. Her diagnostic and intervention skills reflect mastery over Plant Pathology challenges. Through data analysis, bio-formulation, and biotic stress evaluation, she exemplifies Plant Pathology excellence. These skills have directly contributed to global Plant Pathology improvements. Her research skillset continues advancing Plant Pathology methods, tools, and field applications.

Publications

Title: Effects and mode of action of some plant extracts on certain plant parasitic nematodes
Authors: A.M. Korayem, S.A. Hasabo, H.H. Ameen
Journal: Anzeiger für Schädlingskunde, Pflanzenschutz, Umweltschutz

Title: Improving the nematicidal potential of Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and Lysinibacillus sphaericus against the root-knot nematode Meloidogyne incognita using protoplast fusion
Authors: M.S. Abdel-Salam, H.H. Ameen, G.M. Soliman, U.S. Elkelany, A.M. Asar
Journal: Egyptian Journal of Biological Pest Control

Title: Efficacy of integrated microorganisms in controlling root-knot nematode Meloidogyne javanica infecting peanut plants under field conditions
Authors: H.A. Osman, H.H. Ameen, M. Mohamed, U.S. Elkelany
Journal: Bulletin of the National Research Centre

Title: In vitro evaluation of some isolated bacteria against the plant parasite nematode Meloidogyne incognita
Authors: G.M. Soliman, H.H. Ameen, S.M. Abdel-Aziz, G.M. El-Sayed
Journal: Bulletin of the National Research Centre

Title: Field control of Meloidogyne incognita and root rot disease infecting eggplant using nematicide, fertilizers, and microbial agents
Authors: H.A. Osman, H.H. Ameen, M. Mohamed, R. El-Mohamedy, U.S. Elkelany
Journal: Egyptian Journal of Biological Pest Control

Conclusion

Prof. Hoda Hussein Amin Mohamed stands as a beacon of innovation and leadership in Plant Pathology. Her career, research, and publications consistently contribute to solving complex Plant Pathology problems. From education to emeritus status, Plant Pathology has guided her journey. Her dedication to Plant Pathology empowers future scientists, shaping the global discourse in Plant Pathology. Plant Pathology has benefited immensely from her expertise. Her influence in Plant Pathology is embedded in policy, academic mentorship, and sustainable agricultural practice. Plant Pathology remains her academic and professional compass. Her impact on Plant Pathology is lasting and expansive. She exemplifies excellence, resilience, and innovation in Plant Pathology today and for generations to come.

Philmon Dejen – scabies – Young Researcher Award

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Philmon Dejen - scabies - Young Researcher Award

Debre Berhan University - Ethiopia

AUTHOR PROFILE

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🌱 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Philmon Dejen Afrasa’s journey in the medical sciences began with an earnest commitment to public health. Born with an innate curiosity about infectious diseases, he pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Technology from Jimma University in 2017. During his undergraduate years, he exhibited a strong interest in parasitic infections, with early research touching upon scabies and other neglected tropical diseases. He further honed his expertise by attaining an MSc in Medical Parasitology from Hawassa University in 2024. His graduate studies coincided with his frontline role during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he led a laboratory technology team, showcasing leadership and technical precision. Philmon’s academic roots laid a solid foundation for his work on scabies, particularly in Ethiopia’s southern regions. His educational journey was not merely about acquiring knowledge—it was a springboard for impactful research on parasitic diseases. Scabies became one of the central themes of his study, as he sought to understand its burden on vulnerable populations. His academic training instilled a commitment to exploring how parasitic infections like scabies intersect with broader public health issues. This early period cultivated a strong scientific ethic and a deep concern for Ethiopia’s endemic disease challenges.

🧪 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS IN PARASITOLOGY

After completing his academic training, Philmon Dejen Afrasa transitioned into a pivotal role as a lecturer and researcher at Debre Berhan University. His professional focus immediately gravitated toward infectious diseases, particularly scabies, malaria, and intestinal parasites. With over five years of experience in medical parasitology, he became a key figure in both academic instruction and community health initiatives. Philmon not only guided future professionals in laboratory diagnostics but also spearheaded public health campaigns that highlighted the impacts of scabies in densely populated and underserved districts. His commitment to applied science was evident in projects such as the ongoing study of intestinal parasites in Hossana Prison and his systemic reviews on Plasmodium falciparum. These efforts illustrated his broad yet focused scope on diseases affecting Ethiopia’s most vulnerable. His investigation into scabies prevalence in Hawassa Zuria was instrumental in identifying risk factors like overcrowding and poor sanitation. As a professional, Philmon balanced his roles as an educator, researcher, and public health advocate. Scabies remained at the core of his work, often serving as a model disease to explore systemic healthcare inequalities. His career reflects a synthesis of academic rigor and humanitarian focus, where scabies became both a subject and a symbol of broader social responsibility.

🔬 RESEARCH FOCUS & SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS

Philmon Dejen Afrasa’s research portfolio is a testament to his dedication to parasitic diseases, particularly scabies and malaria. His landmark cross-sectional study published in PLOS ONE provided critical epidemiological data on scabies in Hawassa Zuria, Ethiopia. By examining socioeconomic and environmental determinants, his work brought national attention to an often-neglected condition. His studies go beyond identification and prevalence, offering insights into policy formation and intervention strategies. Philmon has led or participated in six major research projects, including investigations on malaria gene deletions, intestinal parasites, and glucose disorders, each tethered to broader public health implications. Scabies has been a consistent thread, used as a lens to examine healthcare access and community hygiene. His systematic reviews on Plasmodium falciparum gene deletions have implications for malaria diagnosis across Ethiopia, while his work on Anopheles species provides vector control insights. His collaborative efforts with Australian and Ethiopian researchers underscore a growing international footprint. In every study, the presence of scabies either directly or thematically anchors the investigation, reflecting its significance in his research universe. Philmon’s scientific output is small in number but rich in policy relevance, methodological soundness, and real-world application, consistently elevating the visibility of scabies as a research priority.

🏅 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Philmon Dejen Afrasa’s dedication to parasitic disease research has earned him regional and international recognition. His nomination for the Young Scientist Award by the International Research Awards on Infectious Diseases affirms his growing influence in the medical parasitology field. Although his journal publications are currently limited in number, the depth and public health relevance of his work on scabies have captured the attention of peers and policymakers alike. His leadership during the COVID-19 crisis, where he managed laboratory operations and diagnostic procedures, further highlighted his organizational excellence and earned him institutional commendations. As a member of the Ethiopian Medical Laboratory Association (EMLA) and the Ethiopian Trainers Association (ETA), he contributes to academic dialogues on tropical diseases. The scientific community increasingly cites his findings on scabies prevalence and risk mapping, solidifying his reputation as a researcher of actionable insight. Despite limited publishing output, Philmon’s participation in collaborative international projects, including with researchers in Australia, reinforces the credibility and utility of his research. Scabies remains a focal point in his achievements, recognized as both a scientific and humanitarian concern. His accolades underscore how a singular focus—like scabies—can elevate a researcher's standing and drive meaningful public health interventions.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH

Philmon Dejen Afrasa’s influence extends well beyond academia, touching the lives of thousands in Ethiopia through community-based research and interventions. His investigation into scabies brought to light how overlooked diseases devastate vulnerable populations, particularly in overcrowded and under-resourced districts. His research findings have directly informed local health policies, including hygiene education and targeted treatment campaigns. Philmon’s work on malaria and parasitic infections complements his scabies focus, forming a triad of public health concerns that disproportionately affect Ethiopia’s rural communities. His impact is also felt in correctional health settings, where his ongoing study in Hossana Prison seeks to curb the spread of intestinal parasites. Scabies, as a marker of socio-economic disparity, remains a recurring theme in his advocacy and scholarly output. Through his collaborations and mentorship of young scientists at Debre Berhan University, he fosters a culture of evidence-based practice and community responsiveness. His emphasis on translating research into action ensures that scientific inquiry is not confined to journals but reaches the communities it aims to serve. Scabies research, in particular, has become a platform through which he challenges systemic neglect and promotes equity in healthcare access. His impact exemplifies science in service of humanity.

📚 LEGACY OF TEACHING AND MENTORSHIP

As a lecturer and mentor, Philmon Dejen Afrasa has made a lasting impression on the academic community at Debre Berhan University. His teaching transcends textbook theory, emphasizing real-world application, particularly in parasitology and diagnostic laboratory methods. Students regard him as both a rigorous scientist and a compassionate mentor, especially when discussing diseases like scabies that affect their own communities. Through mentorship, he encourages critical thinking, community engagement, and the ethical pursuit of public health solutions. He has supervised numerous student research projects, many of which examine scabies or other neglected parasitic conditions. His legacy lies not just in his own studies, but in the research he inspires in others. Scabies remains an anchor topic through which he teaches fundamental research skills, epidemiological thinking, and the social determinants of health. His approach is interdisciplinary—integrating public health, laboratory science, and clinical awareness. This blend equips his students to become competent, compassionate professionals. Philmon’s commitment to mentorship helps sustain a new generation of scientists who will continue to explore scabies and similar challenges. Through education, he ensures his influence multiplies, creating a ripple effect that expands the reach of scabies research and strengthens Ethiopia’s healthcare infrastructure for years to come.

🚀 FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS & GLOBAL VISION

Looking ahead, Philmon Dejen Afrasa envisions a future where neglected diseases like scabies receive the global attention they deserve. His upcoming work includes more comprehensive studies on scabies outbreaks in displaced populations and an expanded collaboration with international research institutions. He also aims to publish a full series on the socio-ecological dimensions of scabies and malaria in Ethiopia, bridging clinical research with anthropological insight. Philmon’s research agenda focuses not only on identifying disease prevalence but also on developing sustainable intervention frameworks. He is currently pursuing funding for a multi-site project across rural Ethiopia to develop community-based treatment and prevention models for scabies and intestinal parasites. As global health continues to emphasize equity, his scabies research will serve as a cornerstone in discussions around marginalized populations and health access. Philmon plans to leverage digital health tools to enhance surveillance and rapid response systems for parasitic outbreaks. He aspires to be a leading voice in shaping Ethiopia’s public health research priorities, ensuring that scabies, among other diseases, is no longer overlooked. His future contributions promise to deepen scientific understanding while transforming public health systems—positioning scabies at the heart of a globally relevant, equity-focused research vision.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

  • Title: Assessment of scabies and its associated factors in Hawassa Zuria District, Southern Ethiopia: A cross-sectional study

  • Authors: Philmon Dejen, Dereje Oljira Donacho, Mekonnen Girma, Adane Chernet, Susana Vaz Nery, Techalew Shimelis

  • Journal: PLOS ONE

Dr. Pedram Keshavarz | Hepatitis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr.Pedram Keshavarz | Hepatitis | Best Researcher Award

Surgery Resident at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), United States

Dr. Pedram Keshavarz is an accomplished researcher and clinician with a distinguished academic background and a passion for Hepatitis. His work in radiology, interventional techniques, and artificial intelligence reflects his continued focus on Hepatitis. Through clinical work and academic collaborations, he has elevated the role of imaging in the treatment and diagnosis of Hepatitis. His contributions span major publications, academic presentations, and innovative research on Hepatitis. With Hepatitis being the core of his publications, he contributes significantly to the understanding of Hepatitis mechanisms. From radiologic diagnosis to AI-based prediction, his goal has always been improving Hepatitis patient care. His multidisciplinary expertise uniquely equips him to advance Hepatitis research. Hepatitis remains his enduring priority.

Professional profile

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Education

Dr. Keshavarz earned his MD from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, grounding his lifelong dedication to Hepatitis. His educational journey was marked by immersion in Hepatitis-focused clinical cases, which enriched his medical knowledge of Hepatitis pathology. During his studies, he published extensively on Hepatitis and completed internships focusing on Hepatitis imaging. His research methodology and diagnostic acumen around Hepatitis developed during this period. His academic credentials reinforce his qualifications in Hepatitis research and Hepatitis patient care. Dr. Keshavarz’s foundation in Hepatitis education continues to influence his Hepatitis studies and Hepatitis diagnostics today. Every stage of his academic career reflects his Hepatitis-focused motivation.

Experience

From serving as a General Surgery Resident at UCLA to being a Post-Doctoral Fellow, Dr. Keshavarz’s professional journey revolves around Hepatitis. At UCLA, he has led projects addressing Hepatitis imaging and AI-modeling in Hepatitis cases. His management of Hepatitis cases during fellowships and observerships provided hands-on insights into Hepatitis pathology. While in Tbilisi, Georgia, he contributed to Hepatitis diagnostics and patient counseling. Each of these roles focused on improving Hepatitis outcomes. His experience spans research, practice, and teaching, each integrated with Hepatitis themes. As a Hepatitis-centered physician, his clinical acumen and academic knowledge converge to drive innovation in Hepatitis.

Research Interest

Dr. Keshavarz's core research interests center on Hepatitis, especially Hepatitis-related hepatocellular carcinoma. He investigates Hepatitis progression through imaging biomarkers and machine learning. His systemic reviews, meta-analyses, and clinical trials contribute to understanding Hepatitis prognosis and Hepatitis treatment outcomes. From ablation therapy to liver transplantation imaging, all his studies explore facets of Hepatitis. Whether using abbreviated MRI or volumetric tumor growth analysis, his focus remains Hepatitis-centered. Hepatitis diagnosis, staging, and therapeutic response prediction define his research direction. His innovation lies in applying AI to decipher complex Hepatitis patterns. Hepatitis has been, and continues to be, the theme of his scientific inquiry.

Award and Honor

Dr. Keshavarz has received numerous awards, all closely tied to his Hepatitis-focused achievements. He received honors from SABI, SIR, and RSNA for his Hepatitis imaging presentations. Notably, his SUMA CUM LAUDE award recognized his Hepatitis biopsy-to-transplant correlation work. His research on Hepatitis recurrence and AI-predicted outcomes earned him the RSNA Trainee Award. Hepatitis was also central to his SIR Foundation Resident Award-winning study. Each accolade reflects his contributions to Hepatitis innovation. The Hepatitis community has celebrated his work for its clinical utility and academic rigor. These honors reflect the value and impact of his Hepatitis investigations. Hepatitis remains his legacy.

Research Skill

Dr. Keshavarz has advanced research skills specialized in Hepatitis-related methodologies. He is proficient in imaging analysis, AI modeling, systematic reviews, and statistical meta-analyses all focused on Hepatitis. His ability to design and conduct Hepatitis trials sets him apart. From tumor segmentation to outcome prediction, he handles complex Hepatitis datasets. His software proficiency supports Hepatitis research at scale. He collaborates effectively across teams focused on Hepatitis, demonstrating leadership and project oversight. His radiologic skill set, fused with data analytics, enables transformative Hepatitis insights. Every research tool he applies serves the goal of improving Hepatitis understanding and treatment. Hepatitis defines his skillset.

Publications

Title: Estimation of the global prevalence of dementia in 2019 and forecasted prevalence in 2050: an analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019
Authors: E. Nichols, J.D. Steinmetz, S.E. Vollset, K. Fukutaki, J. Chalek, F. Abd-Allah, ...
Journal: The Lancet Public Health

Title: Global, regional, and national burden of stroke and its risk factors, 1990–2019: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019
Authors: V.L. Feigin, B.A. Stark, C.O. Johnson, G.A. Roth, C. Bisignano, G.G. Abady, ...
Journal: The Lancet Neurology

Title: Global, regional, and national burden of stroke and its risk factors, 1990–2019: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019
Authors: GBD 2019 Stroke Collaborators
Journal: The Lancet Neurology

Title: Global, regional, and national burden of stroke and its risk factors, 1990–2019: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019
Authors: V.L. Feigin, B.A. Stark, C.O. Johnson, G.A. Roth, C. Bisignano, G.G. Abady, ...
Journal: The Lancet Neurology

Title: The role of cytokine profile and lymphocyte subsets in the severity of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19): A systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: H. Akbari, R. Tabrizi, K.B. Lankarani, H. Aria, S. Vakili, F. Asadian, S. Noroozi, ...
Journal: Life Sciences

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. Pedram Keshavarz stands as a prominent figure in Hepatitis research. His academic training, clinical practice, and publication record center entirely around Hepatitis. From radiological diagnosis to machine learning applications, his goal is clear: elevate Hepatitis patient outcomes. With over 50 Hepatitis-focused papers and multiple Hepatitis-related awards, his work has redefined Hepatitis imaging. He actively mentors the next generation in Hepatitis methodology. His ongoing residency and collaborations suggest a future of continued Hepatitis breakthroughs. He is dedicated, capable, and innovative in every aspect of Hepatitis study. Dr. Keshavarz’s contributions form a lasting legacy in the field of Hepatitis.

Sadik Abdulwehab – Infectious Diseases Prevention – Best Researcher Award

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Mr.Sadik Abdulwehab | Infectious Diseases Prevention | Best Researcher Award

Wollega University,Nekemte,Ethiopia, Ethiopia

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake is a dedicated academic and clinician with significant contributions in the field of Infectious Diseases Prevention. His work in Infectious Diseases Prevention spans clinical care, teaching, and research. Through focused interventions and evidence-based practices, he has elevated standards in Infectious Diseases Prevention. He has conducted numerous studies revolving around Infectious Diseases Prevention, making Infectious Diseases Prevention a core component of his work. In academic and clinical roles, he integrates Infectious Diseases Prevention methodologies to address public health challenges. His devotion to Infectious Diseases Prevention extends to mentoring and guiding future healthcare professionals, ensuring that Infectious Diseases Prevention remains central. With innovation and compassion, he has become a leader in Infectious Diseases Prevention.

Professional profile

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Education

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake’s educational path is deeply rooted in Infectious Diseases Prevention. He earned his BSc in Nursing from Wollega University and MSc in Adult Health Nursing from Jimma University, where Infectious Diseases Prevention was a major focus. His graduate work emphasized Infectious Diseases Prevention, enabling him to advance in clinical decision-making and research. Through both degrees, he cultivated a strong foundation in Infectious Diseases Prevention, addressing patient care and academic development. He consistently incorporated Infectious Diseases Prevention principles in coursework and thesis research. His education journey remains an example of how Infectious Diseases Prevention can be integrated into academic excellence and professional advancement.

 Experience    

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake has devoted his career to Infectious Diseases Prevention through clinical and academic work. As a nurse at Nedjo General Hospital ), he applied Infectious Diseases Prevention protocols directly in patient care.  A lecturer at Wollega University, he’s emphasized Infectious Diseases Prevention in teaching and mentorship. His experience demonstrates how Infectious Diseases Prevention informs both clinical and educational settings. His lectures incorporate Infectious Diseases Prevention practices, training the next generation of nurses. His hospital work and university roles are tied together by a consistent focus on Infectious Diseases Prevention, proving his leadership in this field.

Research Interest

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake’s research is driven by Infectious Diseases Prevention, encompassing themes like chronic illness, patient autonomy, cancer care, and telehealth—all with an underlying focus on Infectious Diseases Prevention. He explores innovative methods to advance Infectious Diseases Prevention through systematic reviews and meta-analyses. His investigations often assess how Infectious Diseases Prevention affects care outcomes. He examines barriers and solutions to effective Infectious Diseases Prevention, particularly in Ethiopian healthcare contexts. His work addresses how socio-demographic factors influence Infectious Diseases Prevention efficacy. Whether exploring stroke delay or palliative care gaps, he consistently applies Infectious Diseases Prevention as a research foundation.

Award and Honor

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake has received recognition for his dedication to Infectious Diseases Prevention in both academic and clinical spheres. His publications reflect a commitment to Infectious Diseases Prevention principles, often cited in studies focusing on systemic healthcare improvement. His leadership in Infectious Diseases Prevention has earned respect among peers and mentors. He has been honored for research excellence, particularly in topics relating to Infectious Diseases Prevention, such as HIV care, cancer patient support, and chronic disease adherence. His honors confirm his unwavering investment in Infectious Diseases Prevention and how it shapes the future of global health and policy.

Research Skill

Sadik Abdulwehab Wake possesses diverse research skills, with a sharp focus on Infectious Diseases Prevention. His systematic reviews and meta-analyses exhibit depth in analyzing trends in Infectious Diseases Prevention. He skillfully interprets statistical data related to Infectious Diseases Prevention, producing high-impact publications. From qualitative analysis to survey design, all methodologies center around Infectious Diseases Prevention effectiveness. He evaluates outcomes of Infectious Diseases Prevention in chronic care and develops frameworks for Infectious Diseases Prevention education. His use of SPSS, data synthesis, and clinical trial interpretation demonstrates his technical proficiency in Infectious Diseases Prevention-oriented research.

Publications

  • Title: Deep vein thrombosis in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis
    Authors: Sadik Abdulwehab; Frezer Kedir
    Journal: Thrombosis Journal

  • Title: Prehospital delay and associated factors among stroke patients in Africa: A systematic review and meta-analysis
    Authors: Duguma Debela Ganeti; Ilker Kacer; Amanuel Oljira Dulo; Birhanu Wogane Ilala; Nuritu Bacha Benti; Misganu Diriba; Sadik Abdulwehab; Diriba Etana Tola; Lencho Kajela Solbana
    Journal: PLOS One

  • Title: Workplace violence against nurse: a systematic review and meta-analysis in Ethiopia
    Authors: Sadik Abdulwehab; Frezer Kedir
    Journal: BMC Nursing

  • Title: Engagement in healthcare decision-making and associated factors among patients with chronic non-communicable diseases in Southwest Ethiopia, 
    Authors: Sadik Abdulwehab; Yeshitila Belay; Frezer Kedir; Ebrahim Yimam; Admasu Belay
    Journal: Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health

  • Title: Patient autonomy in self-managing their bronchial asthma exacerbation and its associated factors
    Authors: Sadik Abdulwehab; Frezer Kedir
    Journal: Frontiers in Allergy

Conclusion

In conclusion, Sadik Abdulwehab Wake’s career is a testament to how Infectious Diseases Prevention can guide academic, clinical, and research excellence. His integration of Infectious Diseases Prevention in every professional role ensures sustainable healthcare improvement. From hospital floors to university lecture halls, Infectious Diseases Prevention remains his guiding principle. His dedication to Infectious Diseases Prevention reflects in every paper, project, and policy recommendation. As healthcare systems globally pivot toward prevention, his expertise in Infectious Diseases Prevention becomes increasingly vital. His work ensures that Infectious Diseases Prevention is not only studied but actively implemented and sustained.

Kouichi Asahi – Fungal Infections – Excellence in Innovation

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Kouichi Asahi - Fungal Infections - Excellence in Innovation

Dokkyo Medical Univiersity Saitama Medical Center - Japan

AUTHOR PROFILE 

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EARLY JOURNEY IN MEDICAL SCIENCE 🧬

Dr. Kouichi Asahi began his academic journey with a passion for the fundamentals of clinical medicine and a keen interest in diagnostic precision. Earning his M.D. from a prestigious Japanese medical school, he went on to gain board certifications in Internal Medicine, Radiology, and General Practice. From early in his training, Dr. Asahi demonstrated a strong inclination toward the complexities of infectious diseases, especially Fungal Infections. His education laid the foundation for a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosis and care, integrating radiological interpretation with frontline clinical medicine. Dr. Asahi’s academic interests soon gravitated toward how imaging can unearth elusive conditions like invasive Fungal Infections, often misdiagnosed or underrecognized. These challenges inspired him to pursue investigative approaches to the intersection of radiology and mycology. His early academic mentors recognized his deep curiosity and precise analytical thinking—traits that propelled him into complex case studies and rare disease presentations. Throughout his formative years, he participated in research and case evaluations that involved Fungal Infections, helping to establish his long-term commitment to this niche but vital area. These early pursuits cultivated a dedication that would evolve into an influential role in understanding and treating Fungal Infections across clinical domains.

CLINICAL PRACTICE AND RESPONSIBILITY ⚕️

In his dual roles as Vice Director at Kohokuekimae Ohisama Clinic and Attending Physician at Dokkyo Medical University Saitama Medical Center, Dr. Kouichi Asahi exemplifies dedication to patient-centered care. With over a decade of clinical involvement, he has steadily expanded his reach within general medicine and radiology. His practice routinely addresses infectious diseases, with a special emphasis on elusive diagnoses such as Fungal Infections. At the hospital and the community clinic alike, Dr. Asahi is known for methodically identifying complicated cases involving Fungal Infections that mimic other illnesses. He leverages his radiological expertise to pinpoint these infections, often before overt clinical symptoms appear. His daily responsibilities include not only treating patients but also mentoring young clinicians in diagnosing Fungal Infections more accurately. His approach is multidisciplinary, incorporating traditional Japanese Kampo medicine alongside modern therapeutics to manage complex cases. Dr. Asahi’s leadership extends beyond treatment—he is instrumental in guiding protocols for early detection of Fungal Infections, particularly in immunocompromised individuals. His holistic care model bridges technology, tradition, and patient empathy, reinforcing his belief that every medical mystery—especially Fungal Infections—deserves both scientific and humanistic attention. Through his practice, Dr. Asahi continuously enhances awareness and response strategies for Fungal Infections within Japan’s healthcare system.

RESEARCH ON DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGES 🔬

Dr. Kouichi Asahi’s research trajectory is deeply rooted in solving diagnostic conundrums, especially in the realm of Fungal Infections. His landmark case report on invasive aspergillosis with intracranial extension showcases his acumen in detecting rare fungal pathologies often mistaken for other diseases. This study not only highlighted the complexities of neuroinvasive Fungal Infections but also addressed the common diagnostic pitfalls encountered in internal medicine and radiology. Dr. Asahi uses neuroimaging techniques to distinguish fungal etiologies from granulomatous or neoplastic lesions, making significant contributions to the growing field of radiological mycology. His research draws attention to how subtle radiologic signs can drastically alter treatment outcomes when Fungal Infections are correctly identified. Through his academic work, he encourages the reevaluation of diagnostic frameworks that often overlook fungal etiologies. He also integrates elements of Kampo medicine in research hypotheses, investigating potential synergy between traditional remedies and antifungal strategies. His passion for diagnostic clarity has driven him to publish in reputable journals like J. Fungi, where his findings have influenced both clinical awareness and research directions. Fungal Infections remain central to his investigative endeavors, guiding his efforts to enhance early detection and improve therapeutic accuracy in complex infectious scenarios.

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS AND PUBLICATIONS 📚

Dr. Asahi’s contributions to medical literature are both precise and impactful, particularly in the study of Fungal Infections. His publication on invasive aspergillosis brought to light a clinically misdiagnosed condition, demonstrating his talent for unraveling subtle but significant clinical narratives. This report emphasized the diagnostic hurdles surrounding Fungal Infections with neurological manifestations and has since been cited as a reference for similar complex cases. Beyond case reporting, Dr. Asahi is deeply involved in academic discussions around imaging interpretation and its role in diagnosing Fungal Infections across different organ systems. His dual expertise in internal medicine and radiology uniquely positions him to present nuanced insights that bridge two critical diagnostic disciplines. He actively contributes to conferences on infectious diseases, where his case studies and imaging interpretations have prompted dialogue on refining fungal diagnostic criteria. His work is not limited to academic journals; he mentors students and residents in clinical research, guiding them in investigating underrepresented infectious cases, particularly Fungal Infections. By transforming clinical experiences into publishable academic material, Dr. Asahi ensures that valuable insights on Fungal Infections reach the wider medical community, contributing to better patient outcomes and enhanced physician awareness worldwide.

INNOVATION IN CLINICAL APPROACHES 💡

Innovation defines Dr. Kouichi Asahi’s methodology in tackling infectious diseases, especially Fungal Infections. He advocates for an integrated diagnostic approach, combining imaging, laboratory findings, and traditional medicine for early identification and personalized treatment of Fungal Infections. Dr. Asahi is a pioneer in incorporating Kampo medicine—Japan’s traditional medical system—with modern pharmacology to enhance treatment outcomes in complex fungal cases. His innovations also extend to protocol development, where he has led initiatives to standardize diagnostic pathways for Fungal Infections in general practice settings. These protocols assist clinicians in recognizing non-specific symptoms that may hint at deep-seated fungal etiologies. His imaging innovations include refined criteria for interpreting CT and MRI scans in the context of suspected Fungal Infections, particularly of the brain and lungs. By aligning technological advancements with traditional diagnostic wisdom, Dr. Asahi has developed a hybrid framework that increases diagnostic confidence. His unique perspective encourages a departure from overly compartmentalized medicine, advocating instead for a systems-based approach to Fungal Infections. His contributions have shaped institutional practices and inspired interdisciplinary collaboration, all rooted in his ongoing commitment to improving outcomes for patients affected by Fungal Infections.

RECOGNITION AND GLOBAL IMPACT 🌍

Dr. Kouichi Asahi’s clinical insight and research excellence have earned him recognition on international platforms. A candidate for the 2025 International Research Awards on Infectious Diseases, Dr. Asahi has distinguished himself through groundbreaking work on Fungal Infections. His research, case presentations, and advocacy have resonated with a global audience seeking advanced diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in mycology. His influence reaches beyond Japan, as he collaborates with international experts in refining protocols for the early detection and management of Fungal Infections. His role as a public relations officer at his clinic also allows him to disseminate essential health information on infectious diseases, including fungal risks, to broader communities. His ability to communicate scientific complexities in accessible language helps bridge gaps between clinical research and public understanding. Dr. Asahi’s recognition extends to his mentorship of junior physicians, whom he trains to consider Fungal Infections more readily in differential diagnoses. His global footprint is not only built on academic merit but also on the meaningful, life-saving impact of his work in the real world. Through teaching, publishing, and innovating, Dr. Asahi continues to redefine how the medical community approaches and responds to Fungal Infections.

FUTURE OUTLOOK AND LEGACY VISION 🔮

Looking ahead, Dr. Kouichi Asahi envisions a healthcare landscape where Fungal Infections are promptly recognized, accurately diagnosed, and effectively treated using interdisciplinary tools. His legacy lies not only in his contributions to diagnostic radiology and internal medicine but also in his consistent focus on Fungal Infections as a growing global concern. He aims to establish a dedicated center for fungal diagnostics in Japan, where imaging technology, laboratory analysis, and traditional medicine converge. Dr. Asahi is also advocating for curriculum revisions in medical schools to include deeper instruction on Fungal Infections, recognizing the gap in awareness among upcoming clinicians. His long-term goals include producing educational resources—both digital and print—that focus on the nuances of identifying and managing fungal diseases. As his mentorship influence grows, so too does his impact on shaping a new generation of clinicians attuned to the complexities of Fungal Infections. Through a career defined by clinical precision, research integrity, and compassionate care, Dr. Asahi is building a legacy that will elevate the global response to fungal threats. His dedication ensures that Fungal Infections remain a medical priority, not just an academic curiosity.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION 

  • Title: Invasive Aspergillosis with Intracranial Extension Initially Misdiagnosed as a Granulomatous Disease: A Case Report
    Author: Kouichi Asahi
    Journal: Journal of Fungi

  • Title: A Case of Refractory Hiccups and Numbness as the Initial Presentation of Multiple Sclerosis
    Author: Kouichi Asahi
    Journal: Cureus

  • Title: Splenic injury with right rib fractures
    Authors: Kouichi Asahi, Jitsuiki K, Takeuchi I, Yoshizawa T, Ishikawa K, Kazuhiko Omori, Hiromichi Ohsaka, Oode Y, Youichi Yanagawa
    Journal: Scholars Journal of Medical Case Reports

  • Title: MR Imaging for Sportology; Non-Invasive Visualization of the Brain and Muscles
    Authors: Shigeki Aoki, Masaaki Hori, Atsushi Nakanishi, Christina Andica, Misaki Nakazawa, Kanako Sato, Kouichi Asahi, Keigo Shimoji
    Journal: Juntendo Medical Journal

  • Title: Transcatheter Arterial Coil Embolization of Ruptured Common Hepatic Artery Aneurysm in a Patient with Behçet’s Disease
    Authors: Akihiro Hotta, Ryohei Kuwatsuru, Kouichi Asahi, Shingo Okada, Daisuke Tsuge, Akihiko Shiraishi, Yoshinari Takasaki
    Journal: Case Reports in Radiology

Ademola Aiyenuro – Pathology – Best Research Article Award

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Ademola Aiyenuro - Pathology - Best Research Article Award

University of Cambridge - United Kingdom

AUTHOR PROFILE 

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ACADEMIC ROOTS & RISING AMBITIONS 🎓

Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s academic journey is deeply rooted in excellence and a passion for Pathology. After achieving First Class Honours in Microbiology from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria, his quest for specialized knowledge led him to the University of Cambridge. There, he pursued an MPhil in Pathology, supported by the HRH Prince of Wales Cambridge Trust Scholarship. His dissertation focused on reserve cells in cervical neoplastic progression, laying the foundation for his later research in cervical cancer biology. Ademola’s dedication to Pathology became further pronounced during his PhD, also at Cambridge, where he focused on immune responses to HPV infections. His academic progress highlights a seamless blend of clinical microbiology, molecular diagnostics, and advanced immunopathological research. Through his training, Ademola mastered critical Pathology techniques like RNAscope, immunofluorescence, and tissue imaging. His understanding of Pathology has not only deepened his technical skills but also shaped his perspective on translational medicine and disease prevention. His strong academic foundations in Pathology continue to support his innovative research endeavors. Across all stages, from undergraduate distinction to doctoral research, Pathology has remained the cornerstone of his scientific evolution, defining both his intellectual identity and his future trajectory in global health research.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS IN PATHOLOGY 🧪

Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s professional path has been immersed in the practice of Pathology through a series of hands-on roles. As a PhD candidate in the Department of Pathology at the University of Cambridge, he explored how high-risk HPV types evade immune surveillance in the cervical transformation zone. Using advanced Pathology tools—such as multiplexed antibody panels, immunofluorescence, and confocal microscopy—he deciphered immune exclusion patterns and viral oncogene expression at the single-cell level. In parallel, Ademola contributed as a Research Assistant, analyzing histological samples to assess tissue-specific immune landscapes, further solidifying his expertise in diagnostic and investigative Pathology. Outside academia, his role as a Medical Laboratory Scientist at St. Kizito Clinic exposed him to diagnostic Pathology on the frontlines, conducting microbiological, biochemical, and haematological analyses in HIV and TB patients. These dual roles bridged experimental Pathology with real-world medical diagnostics. Ademola also consulted for MRL® Public Sector Consultants, integrating Pathology-based insights into broader health system reform across Nigeria. This unique fusion of academic and applied Pathology enables him to operate across laboratory research, public health consultancy, and molecular diagnostics. Whether within a Cambridge lab or a Nigerian clinic, Ademola’s commitment to Pathology guides his mission to translate science into patient-centered solutions.

RESEARCH INNOVATION & DISEASE PREVENTION 🔬

Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s contributions to biomedical science are anchored in his commitment to innovation within Pathology and its application to disease prevention. At the core of his PhD research lies a detailed investigation into cervical precancer recurrence in women living with HIV, employing state-of-the-art Pathology methods to uncover HPV immune evasion mechanisms. His research in Pathology not only identifies molecular drivers of disease but also provides practical frameworks for therapeutic targeting. His co-authored publications—including studies on reserve cells in HPV lesions—have advanced knowledge in viral Pathology and oncogenesis. Ademola’s work has also extended into infectious diseases, where he has contributed to image-based diagnostics for Mpox as a Visiting Researcher at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. In each role, Pathology serves as a diagnostic and prognostic lens through which he dissects disease processes at the cellular and molecular levels. He combines histological insights with computational data curation, ensuring that innovation in Pathology translates into real-world diagnostic improvements. Through literature reviews, grant writing, and peer-reviewed publishing, Ademola amplifies the relevance of Pathology in both academic and clinical discourse. His commitment to precision diagnostics underscores his vision of Pathology not as a static discipline, but as a dynamic engine for global health innovation.

IMPACTFUL ENGAGEMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH 🌍

A central aspect of Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s journey has been his integration of Pathology with public health outreach. As a Public Health Officer at Loving Gaze, he spearheaded tuberculosis (TB) detection efforts under Nigeria’s national TB program, utilizing molecular diagnostics rooted in clinical Pathology. He performed GeneXpert testing to detect Mycobacterium tuberculosis and rifampicin resistance—translating Pathology-based diagnostics into high-impact interventions. His work was pivotal in monitoring treatment responses, managing toxicity, and evaluating outcomes using cohort analysis. Beyond diagnostics, Ademola led community-based case findings and health education programs, aligning Pathology-driven insights with behavioral and epidemiological strategies. At HealthDrive Nigeria, his role as a Board Member expanded his outreach by promoting Hepatitis B and C screening and vaccination in underserved communities. His ability to bridge Pathology with health policy and social impact reflects his holistic understanding of disease control. Whether through microscopy or molecular assays, Ademola’s public health initiatives have always returned to the foundational knowledge of Pathology. By linking tissue-level pathology with population-level interventions, he ensures that scientific findings do not remain confined to the lab but drive equitable healthcare access. His career epitomizes how Pathology, when thoughtfully applied, can become a tool for transformative social change.

ADVOCACY, EDUCATION & SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION 🗣️

Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s dedication to Pathology extends far beyond research—it fuels his passion for science education and advocacy. As an academic tutor at the Oxbridge Summer School, he introduced high school students to the fundamentals of genetics and biotechnology, laying early foundations in the life sciences and integrating key concepts from Pathology. In this role, Ademola emphasized the relevance of Pathology in understanding cellular processes and disease mechanisms, inspiring the next generation of biomedical scientists. Through his extensive academic writing and peer-reviewed publishing, Ademola has also become a dynamic science communicator. His publications, such as on HPV-related cervical pathology and COVID-19 diagnostics, have shaped discourse on viral pathogenesis and public health response. Media appearances on Channels TV and TVC News spotlighted his expertise in tuberculosis and malaria control, offering clear, accessible explanations rooted in clinical Pathology. Furthermore, his involvement with policy briefs and stakeholder engagement at MRL® showcases how his scientific communication shapes real-world reforms. Whether teaching young minds or addressing global audiences, Ademola remains a champion of using Pathology as a narrative tool—making science both engaging and empowering. Through his voice, Pathology resonates not only in labs and clinics but also in classrooms, boardrooms, and communities.

HONOURS, MEMBERSHIPS & RECOGNITION 🏅

Recognition of Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s work in Pathology is evidenced by his numerous awards and affiliations. As a recipient of the prestigious HRH Prince of Wales Cambridge Trust Commonwealth Scholarship, he demonstrated academic distinction in MPhil-level Pathology at Cambridge. His consistent academic excellence also earned him placement on the Dean’s List at the Federal University of Technology, Akure. These accolades underscore his longstanding dedication to Pathology and biomedical research. Ademola's active membership in top-tier professional societies—including the International Papillomavirus Society (IPVS), British Association for Cancer Research (BACR), British Society for Immunology (BSI), and American Society of Microbiology—highlights his global integration within the Pathology and infectious disease community. Through these platforms, he contributes to the advancement of virology, immunopathology, and cancer research. He is not only a participant but also a contributor to international scientific progress, with a voice that extends across symposia, academic publications, and policy frameworks. His awards and memberships affirm his impact, validating Pathology as both his field of specialization and a driver of cross-sectoral collaboration. These recognitions reflect his pursuit of excellence and continued contribution to the future of diagnostic and translational Pathology.

LEGACY & FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN PATHOLOGY 🚀

Ademola Emmanuel Aiyenuro’s vision for the future of Pathology is both ambitious and grounded in a commitment to health equity and scientific advancement. With his multidisciplinary background—spanning diagnostics, immunopathology, microbiology, and public health—he is poised to lead innovative projects that redefine how Pathology informs disease prevention and treatment. His current research on HPV immune control is just the beginning; his expertise positions him to contribute significantly to vaccine development, digital diagnostics, and global infectious disease monitoring. Ademola’s future work may explore the integration of artificial intelligence in histological analysis, expanding the possibilities of computational Pathology. He is also likely to remain active in policy advocacy, ensuring that evidence from Pathology labs informs equitable healthcare delivery, particularly in under-resourced settings like sub-Saharan Africa. Through continued collaboration with academic institutions, government bodies, and non-profit organizations, Ademola will shape a legacy that blends scientific rigor with social relevance. As he mentors young scientists and expands his influence, his contributions will continue to elevate the field of Pathology. His career embodies how focused research, when intertwined with purpose and empathy, can forge lasting impact. Pathology is not merely his specialization—it is his platform for transformative global health leadership.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

  • Title: Principles of epithelial homeostasis control during persistent human papillomavirus infection and its deregulation at the cervical transformation zone
    Authors: J. Doorbar, K. Zheng, A. Aiyenuro, W. Yin, C.M. Walker, Y. Chen, N. Egawa, ...
    Journal: Current Opinion in Virology

 

  • Title: Immunoinformatics analysis to design novel epitope based vaccine candidate targeting the glycoprotein and nucleoprotein of Lassa mammarenavirus (LASMV) using strains from Nigeria
    Authors: O.A. Abass, V.I. Timofeev, B. Sarkar, D.O. Onobun, S.O. Ogunsola, ...
    Journal: Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics

 

  • Title: Experiences and projections for drug abuse sensitization and eradication among youths in South West, Nigeria
    Authors: S.O. Ogunsola, E.A. Fajemisin, A.E. Aiyenuro, A.A. Tunde
    Journal: Journal of Alcohol Drug Dependence Substance Abuse

 

  • Title: Antibacterial activity of sorghum “ogi” on diarrhoeagenic Escherichia coli
    Authors: T.T. Adebolu, D.V. Adediwura, E.A. Aiyenuro
    Journal: Journal of Advances in Microbiology

 

  • Title: Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) and COVID-19 pandemic in Africa: Special focus on control strategies
    Authors: A.T. Aborode, E.A. Fajemisin, E.A. Aiyenuro, M.T. Alakitan, M.O. Ariwoola, ...
    Journal: Combinatorial Chemistry & High Throughput Screening