Ahmed Ahmed Olaitan | Global Health and Infectious Disease Burden | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Ahmed Ahmed Olaitan | Global Health and Infectious Disease Burden | Young Scientist Award

PhD Scholar  |  Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin  |  Nigeria

Mr. Ahmed Ahmed Olaitan is an emerging academic and research scholar whose work bridges sociology, environmental studies, and sustainable development. His professional experience spans research, teaching, and community leadership, with active roles as a Lecturer at the Federal College of Forest Resources Management in Ishiagu, Nigeria, and a Research Fellow at the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria. His research contributions focus on traditional healthcare practices, indigenous community development, social and environmental sustainability, and the socio-economic dimensions of forestry and agroforestry. He has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed journal articles that explore the intersections of social systems, environmental conservation, and cultural knowledge transmission. His scholarly efforts extend to participation in national and international conferences, where he has presented research on environmental management, indigenous education, and climate change awareness. Ahmed’s research skills encompass qualitative and quantitative methodologies, data analysis using PLS-SEM, SPSS, NVivo, and Excel, and the development of community-based research frameworks that support sustainable livelihoods. His academic excellence has been recognized with honors, including the Graduate on Time Award from Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, highlighting his dedication to timely and impactful scholarship. He has also served in leadership capacities such as Treasurer of the International Student Society at Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin and Principal of Sheikh Ahmad Islamic School in Ilorin, Nigeria, where he promotes education and community empowerment. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to social innovation, research excellence, and practical approaches to achieving sustainable development goals. With a growing academic profile and a collaborative approach to interdisciplinary inquiry, Ahmed continues to contribute significantly to both scholarly research and societal advancement. He has achieved 22 Citations, 9 Documents, 3 h-index .

Profiles:  Google Scholar | ORCID | Scopus 

Featured Publications

  1. GO Victory, Oyewole, A. L., & Olaitan, A. A. (2022). Climate-smart agricultural practices at Oyo State, Nigeria. South Asian Journal of Social Review, 1(1), 1–7.
    Citations: 45

  2. Tokede, A. M., Banjo, A. A., Ahmad, A. O., Fatoki, O. A., & Akanni, O. F. (2020). Farmers’ knowledge and attitude towards the adoption of agroforestry practices in Akinyele Local Government Area, Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management, 24(10), 1775–1780.
    Citations: 31

  3. Ibrahim, A., Abdullah, R., Ismail, W. N. A. T., & Olaitan, A. (2023). Strategy formulation to empower indigenous community involvement in cultural ecological tourism of Kuala Tahan National Park. Planning Malaysia, 21, 36–47.
    Citations: 19

  4. Ibrahim, A., Olaitan, A. A., Jazmina, W. N., Simin, M. H. A., & Nizam, M. S. (2023). Capacity building of indigenous youth through skills and career training programs in Malaysia. ISVS e-journal, 10(6), 151–163.
    Citations: 13

  5. Rose, A. O., Morenike, T. A., Ahmad, A. O., & Anne, T. F. A. (2020). Predictor of research productivity among married female research scientists in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Finance and Economics, 8(5), 232–236.
    Citations: 9

Arslan Amin | Infectious Diseases Prevention | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Arslan Amin | Infectious Diseases Prevention | Best Researcher Award

Arslan Amin | Huazhong University of Science and Technology | China

Arslan Amin is a distinguished researcher and communication professional with expertise in media studies, digital communication, health communication, and political communication. His research focuses on the intersections of media, technology, and societal well-being, with a particular emphasis on the impact of social media, media bias, and digital innovations on public perception and behavior. He has published extensively in internationally recognized journals, contributing to critical discourse on AI-driven mental health interventions, racial discrimination and healthcare access, and the influence of deepfake media on political ideology and polarization. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to evidence-based analysis and the application of communication theory to contemporary societal challenges. Beyond publications, Arslan has led and contributed to numerous media projects, including documentaries, news reporting, educational programming, and public awareness campaigns, reflecting his ability to translate research into practical outcomes. He has presented his findings at international academic conferences, engaging with global scholarly communities to advance knowledge in journalism, media studies, and health communication. Arslan’s contributions have been recognized through editorial responsibilities, professional certifications, and leadership roles in collaborative research initiatives, underscoring his dedication to fostering innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ethical communication practices. With expertise in research methodology, media analysis, and digital communication strategies, he continues to shape the field of communication studies while addressing critical societal issues through rigorous, impactful research.

Profiles : Scopus | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Amin, A., Hong, Y., & Mazhar, B. (2025). The influence of social media deepfake images on political ideology and polarization: The mediating roles of cognitive load and confirmation bias. Journal of Visual Literacy, 44(3), 321–339.

Amin, A., Amin, S., & Ali, S. (2021). GEO News coverage is more biased than ARY News coverage regarding Panama leaks by viewers’ perception. Media and Communication Review, 1(2), 1–18.

Amin, A., Mazhar, B., & Amin, S. (2025). Mental health effects of online gaming: A mediation–moderation model of connectedness and screen time. Mental Health and Digital Technologies.

Amin, A., Hong, Y., & Mazhar, B. (2025). Enhancing AI-driven mental health solutions: The role of social support in Wysa’s effectiveness for stress management and anxiety reduction among international medical students. International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, 1–16.

Amin, A. (2025). Racial discrimination and its effects on hypertension and healthcare access among African Americans: A critical race theory approach. Journal of African American Studies, 29(2), 253–271.

Huali Xue | Disease Control | Best Researcher Award

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Huali Xue | Disease Control | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Huali Xue , Gansu Agricultural University, China.

Dr. Huali Xue is a distinguished researcher in the field of disease control, renowned for her groundbreaking work in public health and epidemiology. With a focus on infectious diseases, her research has significantly contributed to the development of innovative strategies for disease prevention and management. Recognized for her excellence and dedication to improving global health, Dr. Xue has earned the Best Researcher Award for her impactful studies, which continue to shape policies and interventions aimed at reducing the spread of diseases. Her expertise and leadership in the field have made her a key figure in advancing disease control efforts worldwide.

Professional Profiles

Scopus Profile

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📚Education

Dr. Huali Xue holds a Ph.D. in Crop Protection from Gansu Agricultural University, China (2015), where she focused on the accumulation of trichothecenes in potato tubers and their induced resistance mechanisms. She earned a Master’s in Organic Chemistry from Northwest Normal University, China (2004), with research on the synthesis and photochromism of polymeric materials. Dr. Xue completed her Bachelor’s in Chemistry Education at Shanxi Datong University, China (2001), providing a strong foundation in both chemistry and education.

💼Experience

Dr. Huali Xue is currently a Professor at the College of Science, Gansu Agricultural University (2018-Present), where she has also held positions as Associate Professor (2012-2018) and Assistant Professor (2007-2012). She began her academic career as a Teaching Assistant at the university (2004-2007). Additionally, Dr. Xue was a Visiting Scholar at McGill University, Canada (2016-2017), further expanding her research expertise in plant protection and disease control. Throughout her career, she has contributed to both teaching and research in crop protection and plant pathology.

 

🔬Research Interest

Dr. Xue’s research investigates the molecular mechanisms of plant resistance to pathogens, with a particular focus on the regulation of trichothecene biosynthesis, oxidative stress responses in plants, and the detoxification of mycotoxins. Her projects explore the role of reactive oxygen species (ROS), calcium signaling, and plant defense pathways in mitigating disease and mycotoxin accumulation.

 

👩‍🏫Technical Skills

Dr. Xue is proficient in molecular biology techniques, proteomics, and the study of plant-pathogen interactions, focusing on trichothecenes, reactive oxygen species (ROS), and plant defense mechanisms. Her work also includes the development of strategies to reduce mycotoxin contamination in crops.

🎤Academic Citations & Presentations

Dr. Xue has presented at several international conferences, including the 10th International Congress of Plant Pathology (ICPP) in 2013, the International Mycotoxin Conference 2014 (ISM2014), and the III International Symposium on Postharvest Pathology in 2015, where she shared her research on trichothecene production and mycotoxin reduction in crops.

📑Top Note Publications

Title: TrSnt2-mediated histone H3 deacetylation governs mitophagy, ROS accumulation, ergosterol synthesis, and pathogenicity in Trichothecium roseum

Authors: Xu, X., Zong, Y., Wang, B., …, Prusky, D., Bi, Y.
Publication Year: 2024
Citations: 0

Title: Effects of TrPLDs on the pathogenicity of Trichothecium roseum infected apple fruit

Authors: Liu, Q., Zhang, Q., Xue, H., …, Liu, Z., Dov, P.
Publication Year: 2024
Citations: 0

Title: Trichothecium roseum epigenetic reader Snt2 in phenotype and pathogenicity regulation

Authors: Xu, X., Wang, B., Gong, D., …, Bi, Y., Zong, Y.
Publication Year: 2024
Citations: 0

Title: ROS mediated by TrPLD3 of Trichothecium roseum participated in cell membrane integrity of apple fruit by influencing phosphatidic acid metabolism

Authors: Zhang, Q., Liu, Q., Xue, H., …, Liu, Z., Prusky, D.
Publication Year: 2024
Citations: 4

Title: Ozone Application Suppressed the Blue Mold Development and Maintained the Main Active Ingredients Content of Postharvest Fresh Codonopsis pilosula during Storage

Authors: Chen, J., Liu, Z., Liu, Q., …, Shang, S., Bi, Y.
Publication Year: 2024
Citations: 1