Hayley Williams | Qualitative Research | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Hayley Williams | Qualitative Research | Research Excellence Award

The University of Queensland | Australia

Dr. Hayley Williams is a Gamilaroi woman and Research Fellow at The University of Queensland with over a decade of experience in applied health psychology, trauma, and Indigenous health research. Her work focuses on improving social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB), post-traumatic growth, and access to culturally safe, trauma-informed care for people who have experienced traumatic injury or adversity, with a strong emphasis on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people, and families. Dr Williams holds a PhD from The University of Queensland and has led and contributed to major nationally funded projects supported by NHMRC and MRFF, including large-scale cohort studies and co-designed mental health and wellbeing initiatives. She is widely published in leading journals, actively translates research into practice, and provides leadership across multi-institutional research teams, advisory committees, and reconciliation initiatives. Her expertise spans Indigenous research methodologies, co-design, qualitative and quantitative analysis, and research implementation, and she is a sought-after speaker, educator, and mentor in Indigenous health, trauma recovery, and culturally responsive care.

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Yugang Guo | Sports Psychology | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Yugang Guo | Sports Psychology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lichun Zhu | Agricultural Data Analysis– Anyang Normal University | China

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✅ Suitability Summary

Dr. Guo’s research excellence and academic leadership make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His focused investigations into personality psychology within sports education provide deep insights into student behavior and interpersonal dynamics. The publication of his work in a prestigious journal like Scientific Reports further reflects his scholarly merit and dedication to impactful, data-driven research that supports behavioral improvements in educational settings.

📘 Education & Experience Summary

Yugang Guo is the Associate Dean at the School of Physical Education, Anyang Normal University, where he has built a solid academic and professional foundation in sports education and psychology. With a comprehensive educational background and years of hands-on experience, Dr. Guo has focused his career on exploring the psychological behaviors of physical education students. His commitment to both teaching and research has contributed to the academic development of numerous students and scholars in the field.

📜 Professional Development

Throughout his academic career, Dr. Guo has remained committed to professional growth through research, publication, and leadership. As Associate Dean, he plays a pivotal role in shaping academic strategies, mentoring students, and promoting research culture within his department. His recent publication in an SCI-indexed journal showcases his commitment to academic rigor, while his active presence on platforms like ResearchGate underscores his engagement with the global research community.

🔬 Research Focus

Dr. Guo’s research primarily investigates the relationship between the Big Five personality traits and aggressive behavior in physical education students. His most recent study, conducted with 410 undergraduate participants in Henan, China, reveals key gender differences in aggression and highlights neuroticism as a significant predictor. These findings contribute valuable knowledge toward developing targeted interventions aimed at fostering emotional intelligence and reducing aggression among student-athletes.

🏆 Honors & Awards

Dr. Guo has been recognized for his academic contributions through the publication of his research in Scientific Reports (2025), titled “Gender differences in the relationship between Big Five personality traits and aggression among physical education students.” This publication marks a significant milestone in his research journey and supports his nomination for the Best Researcher Award, acknowledging his dedication to evidence-based advancement in physical education psychology.

📚 Selected Publications

Exporters’ Environmental Premium in a Developing Country: Firm-level Evidence from China

  • Authors: Yang, G.; Xie, Y.; Huang, X.; Chen, H.

  • Journal: Review of International Economics

  • Year: 2024

Design of Large-scale Sports Event Management System Under the Internet of Things CAD Technology

  • Authors: Song, L.; Guo, Y.

  • Journal: Computer-Aided Design and Applications

  • Year: 2023

Effect of Exercise Intervention on Smoking Cessation: A Meta-analysis

  • Authors: Zhou, Y.; Feng, W.; Guo, Y.; Wu, J.

  • Journal: Frontiers in Physiology

  • Year: 2023

Nicotine Dependence Affects Cardiopulmonary Endurance and Physical Activity in College Students in Henan, China

  • Author: Guo, Y.

  • Journal: Tobacco Induced Diseases

  • Year: 2023

Cooperative Innovation and Firm Technology Spillovers: Evidence from China

  • Authors: Yang, G.; Yu, P.; Huang, X.; Chen, H.

  • Journal: SSRN

  • Year: 2022