Shengze Yan | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Mr.Shengze Yan | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Assistant Research Fellow at Sanming Academy of Agricultural Sciences | China

Mr. Shengze Yan is an accomplished researcher and Assistant Research Fellow at the Edible Fungi Research Institute of the Sanming Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Fujian Province, China, recognized for his significant contributions to agricultural and biological sciences. With a strong academic foundation in agricultural research, his career focuses on advancing edible fungus cultivation and genetic breeding to improve sustainability and productivity in mushroom farming. Since joining the Sanming Academy of Agricultural Sciences, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation by leading and participating in 13 provincial and municipal research projects, including the Science and Technology Plan Project of Fujian Province. His research has resulted in the publication of 15 scientific papers in respected national and international journals, showcasing his expertise in molecular biology, genetic analysis, and fungal physiology. Among his notable achievements is the development and patenting of a novel cultivation method for Stropharia rugosoannulata using fermentation tunnels, a breakthrough that enhances resource efficiency and production yields. His published work, “Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Critical Genes Involved in the Response of Stropharia rugosoannulata to High Temperature and Drought Stress,” highlights his commitment to understanding environmental stress responses in fungi and developing adaptive strategies for sustainable agriculture. Mr. Shengze Yan’s research interests extend to the exploration of genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying fungal adaptation, innovation in cultivation technologies, and the integration of biological research with agricultural applications for climate resilience and food security. His work exemplifies the intersection of science and sustainability, aiming to contribute to global agricultural development and ecological balance. Through his dedication to excellence in research, innovation, and collaboration, Mr. Shengze Yan continues to play a pivotal role in advancing the frontiers of agricultural biotechnology, promoting sustainable food systems, and contributing valuable insights that strengthen the scientific understanding of edible fungi in a rapidly changing world.

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Featured Publications:

Yan, S.; Wang, S.; Zhan, M.; Huang, X.; Xie, T.; Wang, R.; Lu, H.; Luo, Q.; Ye, W. (2025). Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Critical Genes Involved in the Response of Stropharia rugosoannulata to High Temperature and Drought Stress. Current Issues in Molecular Biology.

Hongxia Luo | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Hongxia Luo | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Associate Researcher at Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences | China

Prof. Hongxia Luo is an accomplished researcher at the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information, Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences. She is widely recognized for her pioneering work in remote sensing applications for tropical crop monitoring and sustainable agriculture. Her contributions include developing innovative methodologies that integrate optical, SAR, and multi-source satellite data to advance crop classification and growth assessment. With extensive collaborations across academic and agricultural institutions, she has strengthened tropical ecosystem research and supported precision agricultural practices. Prof. Luo’s academic excellence and professional dedication mark her as a leading voice in tropical remote sensing research.

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Education:

Prof. Hongxia Luo pursued her doctoral studies in Ecology at Hainan University, where she specialized in ecological remote sensing and sustainable agricultural monitoring. Her academic foundation reflects an interdisciplinary approach, combining environmental sciences with geoinformatics and agricultural research. During her advanced studies, she explored vegetation dynamics, tropical crop ecosystems, and the integration of multispectral data for improved agricultural outcomes. Her education emphasized methodological rigor, critical data analysis, and the practical application of research outcomes. Through this robust educational background, Prof. Hongxia Luo developed the knowledge and expertise to contribute substantially to tropical crop management and environmental sustainability.

Experience:

Prof. Hongxia Luo serves as an Associate Researcher at the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences, contributing to major projects on tropical crop monitoring and disaster impact assessment. She has led and collaborated on projects involving large-scale crop mapping, vegetation response analysis, and the development of operational monitoring systems for crops like rubber, mango, betel palm, and coconut. Her professional journey combines scientific innovation with practical applications, ensuring research outcomes support sustainable agricultural development. Prof. Hongxia Luo has also served as a reviewer for leading scientific journals and engaged in multi-institutional collaborations, extending her impact across academia and applied research.

Research Interest:

Prof. Hongxia Luo’s research interests center on tropical crop remote sensing, precision agriculture, and environmental sustainability. She is particularly focused on developing advanced classification frameworks that integrate optical, SAR, and hyperspectral imagery with machine learning algorithms to achieve accurate crop mapping. Her studies emphasize the creation of multi-temporal datasets for dynamic monitoring of crop health, distribution, and plantation management. Prof. Hongxia Luo also explores the influence of climate change and human activity on vegetation dynamics, offering insights for adaptive strategies in agricultural systems. Her research highlights the potential of remote sensing to enhance tropical agricultural resilience and innovation.

Awards and Honors:

Prof. Hongxia Luo has received multiple distinctions that recognize her excellence in research, scientific contributions, and innovation. Her awards celebrate achievements in advancing remote sensing methodologies for tropical agriculture and her role in bridging academic research with practical agricultural applications. She has been acknowledged for her scientific publications, leadership in research projects, and her contributions to crop monitoring systems that support sustainable agricultural development. These recognitions demonstrate her influence as a distinguished researcher whose work strengthens precision agriculture, ecosystem management, and global knowledge on tropical crop monitoring. Her consistent excellence makes her a strong award nominee.

Publications:

Title: Calibration of the Ångström–Prescott Model for Accurately Estimating Solar Radiation Spatial Distribution in Areas with Few Global Solar Radiation Stations: A Case Study of the China Tropical Zone
Year of Publication: 2023
Citations Count: 3

Title: Retrieving Leaf Area Index of Rubber Plantation in Hainan Island Using Empirical and Neural Network Models with Landsat Images
Year of Publication: 2023
Citations Count: 5

Title: Integrating Knowledge-Based and Machine Learning for Betel Palm Mapping on Hainan Island Using Sentinel-1/2 and Google Earth Engine
Year of Publication: 2025
Citations Count: Not yet indexed

Title: Combinations of Feature Selection and Machine Learning Algorithms for Object-Oriented Betel Palms and Mango Plantations Classification Based on Gaofen-2 Imagery
Year of Publication: 2022
Citations Count: 28

Title: NDVI-Based Analysis of the Influence of Climate Changes and Human Activities on Vegetation Variation on Hainan Island
Year of Publication: 2021
Citations Count: 24

Title: Comparison of Machine Learning Algorithms for Mapping Mango Plantations Based on Gaofen-1 Imagery
Year of Publication: 2020
Citations Count: 49

Title: Empirical Estimation of Daily Global Solar Radiation with Contrasting Seasons of Rain and Drought Characterized over Tropical China
Year of Publication: 2020
Citations Count: 92

Conclusion:

Prof. Hongxia Luo exemplifies academic excellence, scientific rigor, and innovative thinking in remote sensing for tropical crop monitoring. Her integration of advanced technologies and ecological perspectives has generated impactful contributions to sustainable agriculture and climate adaptation. She has advanced methodologies that support both scientific understanding and practical agricultural management, ensuring her work has real-world applications. Recognized by her peers and valued by the broader scientific community, Prof. Hongxia Luo continues to shape the future of precision agriculture and ecological monitoring. Her outstanding achievements and contributions make her an exceptional candidate for prestigious international research awards.

Saeed Shanehsazzadeh | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Scholar Award

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Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Scholar Award

Postdoc at University of New South Wales | Australia

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh is an accomplished medical physicist with over a decade of international research experience spanning Australia, Singapore, Canada, Belgium, and Iran. He is recognized for his expertise in molecular imaging, radiopharmaceutical development, and nanotechnology. With 55 publications and over 1,564 citations, his scientific influence is evident, reinforced by an H-index of 26. His work centers on imaging modalities like PET, SPECT, MRI, and MPI, developing contrast agents and multimodal probes. Dr. Shanehsazzadeh has received multiple competitive grants and 10 international awards. He is currently a fellow at UNSW and Western Sydney University, driving innovation in Alzheimer’s disease imaging.

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Education:

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh earned his PhD in Medical Physics from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, focusing on nanoparticle-based imaging of breast cancer. He holds a Master’s in Medical Physics from Isfahan University, where he investigated radiolabeled GnRH agonists for tumor detection, and a Bachelor’s in Applied Physics from Yazd University. His academic foundation combines theoretical and applied physics, particularly radiological sciences and nanomedicine. Over the years, he has augmented his qualifications with certifications in project management, machine learning, clinical trials, and medical physics training from renowned institutions such as UCLA, Duke University, and ICTP Italy.

Experience:

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh’s research trajectory includes fellowships at prestigious institutions such as UNSW, University of Western Sydney, and the National University of Singapore. His contributions include developing Alzheimer’s disease nanoprobes, managing imaging labs, and mentoring graduate students. He previously worked as a senior research fellow, lab manager, and assistant professor, managing multidisciplinary projects involving PET, SPECT, and MRI. His postdoctoral appointments in Canada and Belgium furthered his expertise in radiomics and dual-modality contrast agents. He has conducted extensive animal imaging studies, designed SOPs, analyzed quantitative data with Python and MATLAB, and contributed to regulatory and ethical frameworks for biomedical research.

Research Interest:

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh’s research focuses on molecular imaging, nanomedicine, contrast agent development, and neuroimaging, particularly in Alzheimer’s disease. His interdisciplinary approach integrates physics, chemistry, and biomedical engineering. He is actively investigating dual-modality probes for PET/MRI, MPI tracers, and nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems for brain-targeted therapy. His recent work addresses neuroinflammation, signal detection in multimodal imaging, and the optimization of nanoparticles for theranostics. He is also interested in radiopharmaceutical dosimetry, radiomics, and the application of machine learning in image analysis. His goal is to enhance diagnostic precision and personalized treatment strategies through innovative imaging technologies.

Award and Honors:

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh has been honored with 10 international awards, reflecting his excellence in research and presentation. Highlights include the Best Poster Award at the 8th ASMI Symposium, Outstanding Lecture Award at the International Isotopes Conference and Best Poster Award at ACRR. He also received awards from IAEA and ICTP for his work on Ga-68 imaging agents and was recognized as the Best Researcher Student at Tehran University. His grants and recognitions span over a dozen competitive travel and research support awards from Australia, Korea, Germany, and Italy, validating the global impact of his work.

Publications:

Title: Theranostic MUC-1 aptamer targeted gold coated superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles for magnetic resonance imaging and photothermal therapy of colon cancer

Citations: 170

Year of Publication: 2016

Title: Monoclonal antibody conjugated magnetic nanoparticles could target MUC‐1‐positive cells in vitro but not in vivo

Citations: 72

Year of Publications: 2015

Title: Graphene/Cobalt Nanocarrier for Hyperthermia Therapy and MRI Diagnosis

Citations: 71

Year of Publications: 2016

Title: Effect of PEGylated superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) under magnetic field on amyloid beta fibrillation process

Citations: 65

Year of Publications: 2016

Title: Dual nano‐sized contrast agents in PET/MRI: a systematic review

Citations: 54

Year of Publications: 2016

Title: Biodistribution of ultra small superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles in BALB mice

Citations: 53

Year of Publications: 2013

Conclusion:

Dr. Saeed Shanehsazzadeh stands out as a global leader in medical physics and nanotechnology-driven imaging research. His interdisciplinary projects span the most cutting-edge imaging techniques and are backed by strong publication metrics and prestigious awards. His career is marked by sustained innovation, effective collaboration, and mentorship. With continuous funding and institutional trust, his work is shaping the future of personalized medicine and diagnostic radiology. This nomination affirms his enduring impact on molecular imaging and his suitability for recognition as a top researcher in the biomedical imaging domain.

Yong-zhuo Chen | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Dr.Yong-zhuo Chen | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Chizhou University, China.

Dr. Yong-zhuo Chen is a researcher at Chizhou University specializing in entomology and ecology. He earned his Ph.D. in Ecology from Anhui Normal University, with prior degrees in Molecular Zoology and Biotechnology. His research focuses on the reproductive interference, ecological behavior, and adaptive traits of Drosophila suzukii, an invasive pest species. Dr. Chen has published in renowned journals such as Animal Behaviour, Journal of Applied Entomology, and Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. His work contributes to pest control strategies and evolutionary biology. He collaborates actively with Anhui Normal University and is recognized for his promising scientific contributions.

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🎓 Education Background:

Dr. Yong-zhuo Chen holds a strong academic foundation in life sciences and ecology. He began his journey with a Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology from Jining Medical College (2012–2016), where he developed a deep interest in molecular biology. He further specialized in Molecular Zoology by completing his Master’s degree at Qufu Normal University (2016–2019), gaining insights into insect physiology and reproduction. His academic pursuit culminated in a Ph.D. in Ecology from Anhui Normal University (2019–2022), where he explored ecological dynamics and species interaction mechanisms. His education laid a multidisciplinary groundwork that now informs his advanced research in entomology.

💼 Professional Experience:

Dr. Yong-zhuo Chen began his professional career in 2022 as a researcher at Chizhou University, shortly after completing his Ph.D. in Ecology from Anhui Normal University. At Chizhou University, he is actively engaged in academic research and teaching, with a primary focus on the reproductive ecology and behavioral biology of Drosophila suzukii. His professional work involves designing and conducting laboratory and field experiments, publishing peer-reviewed articles, and collaborating with academic partners such as Anhui Normal University. Dr. Chen’s role also includes mentoring students in biological sciences and contributing to the university’s scientific research profile in ecology and entomology.

🧬 Research Interests:

Dr. Chen’s core research focuses on the reproductive interference and ecological behavior of Drosophila suzukii, an invasive species with significant agricultural impact. His studies aim to understand the biological, ecological, and behavioral interactions that affect the pest’s reproduction, survival, and population dynamics. He is particularly interested in species interaction, phenotypic plasticity, and the evolutionary mechanisms that guide insect behavior under environmental pressures.

🔬 Scientific Impact and Publications:

Dr. Chen’s scientific influence is evident in his publications indexed in the Web of Science. These works explore interspecies interactions, fertility control via irradiation, and adaptive phenotypic traits. Each paper reflects rigorous experimentation and a strong ecological framework. His paper titled “Asymmetric reproductive interference…” in Animal Behaviour (2025) particularly stands out for its contribution to behavioral ecology.

🏅 Achievements and Recognition:

Although Dr. Chen is in the early stages of his academic career, he has already demonstrated notable scholarly potential. His work is recognized in high-impact journals and contributes to addressing real-world challenges in agriculture and pest control. He is currently a faculty member at Chizhou University, where he is actively engaged in teaching and research. While he has not yet received formal awards or held editorial positions, his consistent output and research quality suggest strong prospects for future accolades.

📚 Academic Contributions:

Dr. Chen has published several impactful research papers in reputable peer-reviewed journals. Notable among them are articles in Animal Behaviour, Journal of Applied Entomology, Insects, Journal of Insect Science, and Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. His research highlights include demonstrating how Drosophila melanogaster influences the reproductive success of D. suzukii, the seasonal dynamics of non-crop host utilization, and the role of natural selection in body coloration. His findings contribute meaningfully to pest management strategies and evolutionary ecology.

Publication:

  • Asymmetric reproductive interference of male Drosophila suzukii caused by both male and female Drosophila melanogaster
    Published in: Animal Behaviour (2025)

  • Impact of Irradiated Drosophila melanogaster Pupae on the Quality and Population Parameters of Trichopria drosophilae
    Published in: Insects

  • Seasonal monitoring of Drosophila suzukii and its non-crop hosts in Wuhu, Eastern China
    Published in: Journal of Applied Entomology

  • Effects of Irradiated Sterile Male and Mating Sequence on the Fertility of Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae)
    Published in: Journal of Insect Science

  • Natural selection, rather than sexual selection, plays a dominant role in the formation of body coloration in Drosophila suzukii
    Published in: Biological Journal of the Linnean Society