Talita Ferreira | Data Regulation | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Talita Ferreira | Data Regulation | Best Researcher Award

University of Salamanca | Spain

Talita Ferreira is an experienced pharmacist and regulatory affairs specialist with over 20 years of expertise in the pharmaceutical industry, leading strategic projects across Latin America, the USA, and Africa. She holds a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship from the University of São Paulo and is pursuing a PhD in Business Economy at Universidad de Salamanca, with a research focus on healthcare management, organizational strategies, decision-making processes, and knowledge management. Talita has served as CEO and founder of multiple companies, including Avanti Farmacêutica, Pharma Avanti, and Legis Consulting, providing regulatory, quality, and strategic support to pharmaceutical organizations. She has collaborated with global institutions such as the World Health Organization and the International Pharmaceutical Federation, supporting vaccine manufacturing expansion, regulatory compliance, and biowaiver alignment initiatives. Her professional experience spans regulatory submissions, due diligence, GMP inspections, and regulatory intelligence, contributing to product launches, portfolio expansion, and process improvements. Talita combines her industry expertise with academic experience as an assistant professor and facilitator of business simulation games in undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Known for her effective communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills, she is committed to fostering innovation, compliance, and sustainable growth within the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.

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Featured Publications

da Silva Ferreira, T., Pauletti, G. M., Fernandes, E. A. F., Campos, A. F., Aceituno, A., … (2024). “Knowledge-based: facilitating access to medicines in Latin America.”

de Oliveira, L. G., de Souza Marcelino, V., & da Silva Rangel, F. C. (2018). “Perception of chemicals graduates about the adoção of teaching methodologies in a virtual learning.

Ferreira, T. S. (2019). “Technical alignment of collaborators through the management of knowledge.” University of São Paulo.

Ferreira, T. S., Pauletti, G. M., & Vázquez-Suárez, L. (2025). “How the Stakeholders’ Perception Contributes to the Pharmaceutical Strategies: A Regional Case Study in Latin America.

Ferreira, T. S., Pauletti, G. M., Fernandes, E. A., Campos, A. F., Aceituno, A., … (2023). “Knowledge-Based: Strategic Access to Medicines in Latin America.

Serges Kikwani | Mechanics of Solids | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Serges Kikwani | Mechanics of Solids | Best Researcher Award

Laboratory of Mechanics and Acoustics (LMA) | Congo, Democratic Republic of the

Dr. Serges Kikwani is a PhD Research Scholar in Solid Mechanics at the Laboratory of Mechanics and Acoustics (LMA), Aix-Marseille University, France, where his research focuses on modeling thermomechanical coupling in adhesive bonding through experimental, analytical, and numerical methods. He holds a DEA in Applied Fluid Mechanics and an Engineering degree in Mechanical Construction from the University of Kinshasa, DRC. With extensive academic and industrial experience, Dr. Kikwani has contributed to mechanical design, thermodynamic solar pumping systems, and infrastructure projects in collaboration with JICA and other institutions. He has held teaching and research positions at multiple universities, including the University of Kinshasa, Loyola University, and the American University of Kinshasa, coordinating academic programs and mentoring students. His research interests encompass materials mechanics, structural adhesives, thermal characterization, and energy-efficient systems. He has published studies on thermal and viscoelastic characterization of adhesives, introducing non-destructive methods using PZT resonance and inverse finite element analysis to determine dynamic material properties. Recognized for his contributions to adhesive materials research, he was nominated for the Best Researcher Award for advancing understanding of dynamic and vibratory behavior in polymers. His work supports the development of more reliable and efficient structural bonding solutions, bridging theoretical, numerical, and experimental approaches in solid mechanics.

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Featured Publications

Kikwani, S. (2025). “Thermal characterization of adhesives and studies of CTR between metal and adhesives.” In Proceedings, Springer.

Kikwani, S. (2025). “Multi-Scale Characterization of Viscoelastic Properties in Structural Adhesives Using PZT Resonance and Non-Contact Impulse Validation.” Results in Engineering, November 6, 2025.

Kikwani, S. (2025). “Thermal characterization of adhesives and studies of CTR between metal and adhesives.” 8th International Conference on Adhesive Bonding 2025, Porto, Portugal, July 11, 2025.

Mittar Pal | Engineering | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Mittar Pal | Engineering | Women Researcher Award

Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology | India

Dr. Mittar Pal is an experienced academic and researcher in Electronics & Communication Engineering with over twelve years of teaching and research experience, specializing in renewable energy systems and AI‑based engineering applications. He holds a B.Tech in ECE (2003), M.Tech in Nanoscience & Technology (2013) and completed his Pre‑PhD in ECE (2019) from renowned Indian institutions, and recently earned his PhD on barrier identification and prioritisation for solar photovoltaic system deployment in dairy farming in India (2023). His work on techno‑economic analysis of photovoltaic systems in dairy farming and optimization of utility‑integrated solar PV systems has appeared in SCI and Scopus‑indexed outlets, and he has supervised numerous B.Tech and M.Tech projects while contributing to NBA documentation and curriculum development. He is UGC‑NET qualified for Electronic Science (Assistant Professor). His research interests span signal & system theory, digital electronics, power electronics, renewable solar energy modelling (using MATLAB, HOMER Pro, SAM, RETScreen), AI/ML, generative AI, IoT and pattern recognition. With a growing scholarly profile (h‑index ~ 5 and citation count ~5 as per publicly listed profiles), he continues to publish, present at international conferences, and drive innovation in teaching and research. His dedication to transforming traditional dairy farming through solar PV integration underscores his commitment to sustainability and engineering education.

Profile: Scopus 

Featured Publications

Mittarpal. (2018). “Modeling and Simulation of Solar Photovoltaic Module using Matlab-Simulink.” International Journal for Research in Engineering Application & Management .

Mittarpal. (2018). “Modeling Design and Simulation of Photovoltaic Module with Tags Using Simulink.” International Journal of Advance & Innovative Research.

Mittarpal, & Asha. (2018). “Simulation and Modeling of Photovoltaic Module Using Simscape.” National Conference on Advances in Power, Control & Communication Systems .

Mittarpal, Naresh Kumar, & Priyanka Anand, Sunita. (2017). “Realization of Flip Flops Using LabVIEW and MATLAB.”

Mittarpal, Naresh Kumar, & Sunita Rani. (2017). “Realisation of Digital Circuits Systems Using Embedded Function on MATLAB.” International Journal of Engineering and Technology.

Narinder Kaur | Emerging Research Trends | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Narinder Kaur | Emerging Research Trends | Best Researcher Award

Jaypee Institute of information and technology Noida | India

Dr. Narinder Kaur is an accomplished physicist and researcher specializing in 2D materials, photoelectrochemical water splitting, photodetectors, thermoelectricity, and nanoscale characterization techniques such as Raman spectroscopy, AFM, ellipsometry, and electrospinning. She earned her Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, focusing on the growth, structural, optoelectronic, and photoelectrochemical properties of 2D transition metal chalcogenides and their heterostructures. She holds an M.Tech in Nanoscience and Technology and an M.Sc. in Physics, both with top distinctions. Dr. Kaur has extensive research experience as a senior research fellow, teaching assistant, and trainer in advanced spectroscopy and microscopy techniques, and has mentored numerous M.Tech and Ph.D. students in projects involving heterostructure synthesis, thermoelectric materials, and defect engineering of 2D materials. She has contributed to high-impact publications in reputed journals including ACS Applied Energy Materials, RSC Journal of Materials Chemistry C, and Small, and presented her work at international conferences. Dr. Kaur has expertise in material synthesis, device fabrication, and characterization, and has demonstrated leadership in managing central research facilities. Her work advances energy conversion, photodetection, and nanoscale material science, earning her recognition in the field of condensed matter physics and nanotechnology.

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Featured Publications

Kaur, N., & Sharma, D. (2025). “Design and optimization of MoS2 nanolayers for sustainable waste water treatment and photoelectrochemical hydrogen production.” International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.

Kaur, N., & Sharma, D. (2025). “Optimized Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting via Orientation-Controlled Growth of 2D In2S3 Nanoflakes by Chemical Vapor Deposition.” ACS Applied Energy Materials.

Kaur, N., Ghosh, A., & Rohtagi, B. (2025). “Synthesis of Au nanoparticles and functionalization of In2S3 nanoflowers for enhanced photoelectrochemical performance.” Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry.

Kaur, N., Kodan, N., Sharma, D., Ghosh, A., Bisht, P., Singh, R., & Mehta, B. R. (2025). “2D-In2S3 nanoflakes/1D-WO3 nanorods heterojunction with enhanced absorption and photoresponse for photoelectrochemical water splitting.” Renewable Energy.

Bisht, P., Belle, B. D., Aggarwal, P., Ghosh, A., Xing, W., Kaur, N., Singh, J. P., & Mehta, B. R. (2024). “Gas Sensing Properties of PLD Grown 2D SnS Film: Effect of Film Thickness, Metal Nanoparticle Decoration, and In Situ KPFM Investigation.” Small.

Peter Wheeler | Engineering | Excellence in Innovation

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Mr. Peter Wheeler | Engineering | Excellence in Innovation

The Open University | United Kingdom

Peter Wheeler is a doctoral researcher at The Open University specializing in acoustics, psychoacoustics, and low-frequency noise control. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Audio Engineering and a master’s degree in Applied Acoustics, and has extensive professional experience as an Acoustic Consultant and Design Engineer in environmental and building acoustics. His research focuses on the effects of music noise, low-frequency control methods, and audio-induced vibrotactile sensations, culminating in investigations into exploiting the missing fundamental phenomenon for low-frequency noise mitigation at music events. Wheeler has contributed significantly to the field through published works in leading journals, including Applied Acoustics, and through presentations at international acoustics conferences. His research has influenced revisions to UK noise management guidance and led to the development of standardized music genre spectral data adopted by acoustic consultancies for noise prediction and evaluation. Additionally, he is in the process of patenting a digital signal processing algorithm utilizing the missing fundamental phenomenon to mitigate low-frequency noise while preserving auditory perception for event attendees. A member of the Institute of Acoustics, Wheeler continues to advance acoustic research by integrating psychoacoustic principles with practical noise management solutions, establishing himself as a leading contributor to innovations in environmental sound control. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to both scientific rigor and real-world application in acoustic engineering.

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Featured Publications

Application of Psychoacoustic Phenomena as a Method of Low Frequency Noise Control for Events, (2026) Applied Acoustics.

Investigating the Potential of Exploiting the Missing Fundamental Phenomenon for Low Frequency Noise Control at Music Events, (2026) Applied Acoustics.

Karima Almazroui | Emerging Research Trends | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Karima Almazroui | Emerging Research Trends | Best Researcher Award

Mohamed bin Zayed U for Humanities | United Arab Emirates

Dr. Karima Matar Almazroui is a visionary leader and scholar in higher education, policy reform, and institutional transformation, with over two decades of distinguished service in academia and government. She holds a Ph.D. in Language, Reading, and Culture from the University of Arizona, an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Arkansas, a Master’s in Strategic Studies and National Security from the UAE National Defense College, and a B.A. in Arabic Language Education from the United Arab Emirates University. Currently serving as Advisor to the Chancellor at Mohamed bin Zayed University for Humanities, she has pioneered initiatives in quality assurance, institutional effectiveness, and international collaboration. Her prior leadership roles include Advisor to the Minister of Education, Executive Director at ADEK, and Chairwoman of Educators Without Borders in Geneva. Dr. Almazroui’s research encompasses educational policy, curriculum development, teacher training, language acquisition, and the integration of technology in learning. Her publication record includes 16 documents, 144 citations by 137 documents, and an h-index of 6, reflecting her academic impact. Recognized with numerous awards—including the Middle East Women Leader Excellence Award and the Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Award for Arabic Language Innovation—she continues to advance global education through research, innovation, and transformative leadership.

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Featured Publications

Almazroui, Karima (2025) “Ideological Indoctrination of Children During Crises: Non-Religious Extremism in Authoritarian Regimes”, Child Protection and Practice.

Almazroui, Karima (2025) “Cultural Norms, Digital Infrastructures, and Institutional Trust: Rethinking Bullying Governance in UAE Schools”, International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies

Almazroui, Karima & Awad, Cecile (2025) “Literacy Under Siege: Evaluating Scalable Interventions for Displaced Children in Conflict-Affected Settings”, International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies.

Almazroui, Karima (2025) “Enhancing Arabic Literacy Through Data-Driven Assessment: The Impact of Running Records on Reading Evaluation and Instruction”, International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies.

Al Mazroui, Karima & Alzyoudi, Mohammed (2024) “The Role of ChatGPT in Mitigating Loneliness Among Older Adults: An Exploratory Study”, Online Journal of Communication and Media Technologies.

Wael Baniodeh | Food Safety | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Wael Baniodeh | Food Safety | Best Researcher Award

Dubai Municipality | United Arab Emirates

Mr. Wael Ahmad Bani Odeh is a distinguished Food Studies and Systems Officer at the Dubai Municipality’s Food Safety Department, with over 15 years of progressive experience in food safety management, risk assessment, and food control systems. He holds a B.Sc. in Food Technology from Mosul University (2002) and a High Diploma in Nutrition and Food Technology from Jordan University of Science and Technology (2006). His professional expertise spans food safety risk analysis, microbiological and chemical risk assessments, food labeling compliance, and the application of international standards such as ISO 22000 and HACCP. Mr. Bani Odeh has led numerous food awareness campaigns, inspections, and research studies related to food safety and public health. His published research focuses on pesticide residues in imported fruits and vegetables within the UAE. A recipient of multiple awards—including the Creative Employee Award and the Second Prize in the Dubai International Food Safety Conference Poster Competition—he is recognized for his contributions to food system innovation and risk management. His academic and professional record includes 7 documents, 68 citations by 66 documents, and an h-index of 3, underscoring his scholarly influence. Mr. Bani Odeh continues to advance food safety science, policy integration, and sustainable practices within global food systems.

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Featured Publications

Assessment of Contamination and Compliance in Imported Spices, Herbs, Seasonings, Coffee, and Tea in the UAE, (2025) Journal of Food Science.

Quality and Authenticity of Animal and Vegetable Fats Imported to the United Arab Emirates, (2025) Journal of Agriculture and Food Research, Volume 24, December 2025.

Aravindh Sekar | Blockchain | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Aravindh Sekar | Blockchain | Best Researcher Award

Penske Logistics | United States

Dr. Aravindh Sekar holds a Ph.D. in Information Systems (Analytics/Decision Support) from Dakota State University (2024), an M.S. in Information Science & Technology from Missouri University of Science & Technology (2011), and a B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (2006). He is currently Staff Software Architect, Supply Chain Solutions at Penske Logistics (since January 2018), where he leads the architecture and integration of technical solutions across supply-chain platforms, defines enterprise standards, and champions data-driven, API-led design and governance for future-state capabilities. Earlier, he served as Project Leader at Leggett & Platt (June 2010–January 2018), managing logistics and operational systems, implementing Oracle Transportation Management workflows, and customizing agent workflows and business monitors. His research interests span digital transformation, enterprise architecture, emerging technologies (blockchain, AI, IoT) in supply chain management, IT governance and leadership, cybersecurity in digital platforms, and bridging theory with practice in agile supply-chain ecosystems. His recent awards include the Graduate Research Initiative (GRI) award for his exploratory project on “Factors Influencing Blockchain Implementation in Supply Chain Management.” His published work addresses blockchain adoption, project management adaptations for blockchain, and inventory-control complexity through reinforcement learning. Dr. Sekar’s scholarly output includes 4 documents, 1 citation, and an h-index of 1, reflecting his growing academic impact.

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Featured Publications

Sekar, A., Tech, D., Brooks, P., & Noteboom, C. (2024) “Factors Influencing Blockchain Implementation in Supply Chain Management: An Exploratory Pilot Study”, Issues in Information Systems.

Sekar, Aravindh, Tech, Deb, & Noteboom, Cherie Bakker (2024) “Exploring the Impact of Blockchain Integration on Inventory Accuracy and Supply Chain Efficiency – A Literature Review”, AMCIS 2024 Proceedings.

Sekar, Aravindh, & Tech, Deb (2024) “Exploratory Study on the Impact of Blockchain Adoption on Inventory Accuracy and Supply Chain Efficiency”, AMCIS 2024 Proceedings.

Sekar, Aravindh, & Zeng, David (2022) “Reinforcement Learning Algorithms and Complexity of Inventory Control: A Review”, MWAIS 2022 Proceedings.

Sekar, Aravindh (2023) “Determining the Effectiveness of RL in Tackling Inventory Control Complexities”, International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS).

Govindu, D., Tippani, R., Porika, M., & Sura, S. P. (2023) “Methodology of Assessing Microplastics and Nanoplastics in the Environment: Recent Advances in the Practical Approaches”, in Micro and Nanoplastics in Soil: Threats to Plant-Based Food.

Afaque Karim | Spatial Data Interpretation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Afaque Karim | Spatial Data Interpretation | Best Researcher Award

Geological Survey of India | India

Dr. Afaque Karim is a distinguished physicist recognized for his expertise in nuclear structure theory and applied physics. He earned his Ph.D. in Physics from Aligarh Muslim University, India, focusing on the “Application of Relativistic Mean Field to Nuclear Structure Studies” under the supervision of Dr. Shakeb Ahmad, with evaluation by eminent scholars including Prof. Peter Ring of TUM, Germany. Dr. Karim holds an M.Sc. in Physics from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and a B.Sc. (Hons.) in Physics from Aligarh Muslim University, where he graduated with First Class Honors and earned Gold and University Medals. Currently serving as a Geophysicist with the Geological Survey of India, Ministry of Mines, he has contributed to gravity and magnetic mapping, geophysical borehole analysis, and RF antenna research. His academic interests encompass nuclear structure theory, geophysics, liquid crystal studies, and advanced material properties. Dr. Karim’s accolades include national-level scholarships, multiple merit awards, and the Best Paper Award with a Gold Medal at OPTICS’14. His professional journey reflects a blend of deep theoretical insight and applied research excellence, marking him as an influential figure in modern physics and geoscience research.

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Featured Publications

Karim, A., & Ahmad, S. (2015). Relativistic self-consistent mean-field description of Sm isotopes. Physical Review C.

Karim, A., & Ahmad, S. (2019). A self-consistent mean-field study of Z = 120 nuclei and α-decay chains of 292, 298, 299, 300, 304120 isotopes. Chinese Journal of Physics.

Karim, A., Yadav, H., & Ahmad, S. (2014). Design and simulation of LC based patch antenna @ 20 GHz frequency. AIP Conference Proceedings.

Karim, A., Yadav, H., & Sinha, A. (2013). Liquid Crystal Based Patch Antenna: Tunable Patch Antenna at 10 GHz Frequency. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing.

Karim, A., Naz, T., & Ahmad, S. (2018). Shape phase transitions and isotopic shift in barium isotopes within covariant density functional theory. International Journal of Modern Physics E.

Ashraf, T., Aziz, R., Khuwaja, A. M., Afaque, S. M., & Karim, M. (2020). Left ventricular aneurysmectomy in a young female with pseudoaneurysm of unknown etiology. Journal of the Saudi Heart Association.

Karim, A., Yadav, H., & Ahmad, S. (2015). Tunable nano dispersed LC based patch antenna. AIP Conference Proceedings.

Shruti Shukla | Social Impact Young Researcher Award| 

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Ms. Shruti Shukla | Social Impact |  Young Researcher Award 

Technical University of Munich | Germany

Ms. Shruti Shukla is a dedicated researcher in global health with a strong focus on gender equity, adolescent maternal and child health, and the socio-economic determinants of well-being in low- and middle-income countries. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Global Health at the Technical University of Munich, Germany, where her research examines the impact of gender transformative interventions on adolescent maternal and child health outcomes. She holds an MSc in Global Health from Maastricht University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Liberal Arts from Ashoka University, and an MSc in Biotechnology from Savitribai Phule Pune University. Her extensive professional experience includes research associate roles at TUM and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, contributing to projects on economic violence, intimate partner violence, and the impact of COVID-19 on gender inequities. She has also worked as a project coordinator for community-based health programs in India focusing on pneumonia and anaemia prevention. Her research interests encompass public health policy, gender-based violence prevention, and global health systems. She has delivered lectures on global and maternal health and contributed to several international collaborations. Ms. Shukla continues to pursue evidence-based approaches that promote equity, resilience, and empowerment in global health contexts.

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Featured Publications

Shukla, S., Shenderovich, Y., Jacobs, C., & Steinert, J. I. (2025). Pedalling progress? Assessing the long-term impact of a bicycle intervention on adolescent maternal and child health in Zambia. Social Science & Medicine.

Shukla, S., Kharade, A., Böhret, I., Jumaniyazova, M., Meyer, S. R., Abejirinde, I.-O. O., Shenderovich, Y., & Steinert, J. (2025). How do gender transformative interventions reduce adolescent pregnancy in low- and middle-income countries: A realist synthesis. Journal of Global Health.

Shukla, S., Mosha, N. R., Meyer, S. R., Harvey, S., Lees, S., Mshana, G., & Stöckl, H. (2025). Women’s informal group participation and intimate partner violence in Mwanza, Tanzania: A longitudinal study. Social Science & Medicine.

Steinert, J. I., Shukla, S., & Satish, R. V. (2024). Navigating distress: Exploring factors affecting adolescent girls’ wellbeing during and after a violence-focused survey in Maharashtra, India. Child Abuse & Neglect.

Shukla, S., Abejirinde, I.-O. O., Meyer, S. R., Shenderovich, Y., & Steinert, J. I. (2024). Mechanisms behind gender transformative approaches targeting adolescent pregnancy in low- and middle-income countries: A realist synthesis protocol. Systematic Reviews.

Shukla, S., Castro Torres, A. F., Satish, R. V., Shenderovich, Y., Abejirinde, I.-O. O., & Steinert, J. I. (2023). Factors associated with adolescent pregnancy in Maharashtra, India: A mixed-methods study. Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters.

Meyer, S. R., Hardt, S., Brambilla, R., Shukla, S., & Stöckl, H. (2023). Sociological theories to explain intimate partner violence: A systematic review and narrative synthesis. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse. Advance online publication.