Peng Wang | Public Health Analytics | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. Peng Wang | Public Health Analytics | Best Research Article Award

Xizang university | China

Dr. Peng Wang is an emerging scholar in the field of plateau health ecology, with a strong academic foundation in forensic medicine and basic medicine. His academic journey demonstrates a steady progression from undergraduate studies to advanced doctoral research, marked by a focus on health challenges unique to high-altitude populations. He has consistently engaged in scientific research, academic exchanges, and collaborative projects, contributing valuable insights into the intersection of medicine, ecology, and machine learning applications in healthcare. Through his publications, participation in symposia, and leadership in talent training programs, Dr. Wang has positioned himself as a promising researcher dedicated to advancing healthcare in plateau regions.

Professional Profile

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Education

Dr. Wang completed his undergraduate studies in forensic medicine at Henan University of Science and Technology, where he gained a solid grounding in medical science and evidence-based approaches to health-related issues. He further pursued a master’s degree in basic medicine at Tibet University, where his academic focus deepened toward the foundational aspects of medical research. Building on these experiences, he embarked on a doctoral program in plateau health ecology at Tibet University, dedicating his research to understanding the physiological, environmental, and social factors affecting populations living at high altitudes. This educational progression has provided him with multidisciplinary expertise, equipping him to address complex health issues in unique ecological environments.

Experience

Dr. Wang’s academic and professional experiences reflect his active involvement in both research and academic communities. He has participated in significant scholarly gatherings, such as the First and Second Plateau Medicine Symposia at Tibet University, where he contributed to discussions on health and medicine in high-altitude regions. His experience extends beyond attending conferences; he has taken leadership roles in postgraduate and doctoral-level training programs, serving as the first host for the “High-level Talent Training Program.” These initiatives highlight his ability to mentor, guide, and collaborate with fellow researchers and students, fostering an environment of academic growth and innovation.

Research Interest

Dr. Wang’s primary research interests lie at the intersection of plateau health ecology, medical science, and data-driven healthcare solutions. His work emphasizes understanding how high-altitude environments affect human physiology, health risks, and disease prevalence. A notable example is his research on osteoporosis prediction in Tibetan middle-aged and elderly women, where he applied and compared machine learning models to improve diagnostic accuracy. This reflects his growing interest in integrating computational methods with medical research, demonstrating the potential of artificial intelligence to enhance healthcare outcomes in underserved regions. His broader interests include preventive medicine, ecological health, and the development of strategies tailored to the unique challenges faced by populations in plateau regions.

Awards

Throughout his academic journey, Dr. Wang has received multiple scholarships in recognition of his academic excellence and research contributions. These honors from Tibet University reflect not only his strong performance but also his dedication to advancing knowledge in health sciences. His recognition underscores the value of his contributions and affirms his commitment to rigorous academic pursuits and innovative research. Such achievements serve as milestones that highlight his growing impact within the medical and scientific community.

Publications

Wang, P. (2025). “Comparing Machine Learning Models for Osteoporosis Prediction in Tibetan Middle-Aged and Elderly Women.” Scientific Reports, 15(1), 10960.

Wang, P., et al. (2025). “Influencing Factors on Bone Mass Abnormalities in Tibetan Adult Females from a Socioeconomic Perspective.” BMC Women’s Health.

Conclusion

Dr. Peng Wang exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated researcher and academic professional with a focus on plateau health ecology and medical research. His educational background, spanning forensic medicine, basic medicine, and specialized doctoral training, has equipped him with a comprehensive perspective on health sciences. Through his scholarly publications, active participation in academic symposia, leadership in training programs, and recognition through awards, he has demonstrated both academic excellence and a commitment to addressing pressing healthcare issues in high-altitude populations. His research, particularly the integration of machine learning in medical prediction models, reflects a forward-looking vision that combines traditional health science with modern computational approaches. With a strong foundation and growing expertise, Dr. Wang continues to make meaningful contributions to the advancement of health research and medical innovation in challenging ecological contexts.

Ruben Danielyan | Healthcare Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ruben Danielyan | Healthcare Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

National Centre for Disease Control and Prevention | Armenia

Dr. Ruben Danielyan is an accomplished Medical Zoologist and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialist with extensive expertise in the surveillance, mapping, and control of zoonotic and vector-borne diseases. With a career spanning over two decades, he has played a pivotal role in the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Armenia, contributing to public health protection through innovative GIS-based approaches and epidemiological research. His multidisciplinary expertise combines medical zoology, entomology, and spatial modeling to enhance disease monitoring and preventive strategies.

Professional Profiles

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Education

Dr. Danielyan’s educational background reflects his commitment to advancing his expertise in both animal health sciences and cutting-edge geospatial technologies. He holds a degree in Zoo-Veterinary Engineering from the State Agricultural University of Belgorod, complemented by advanced qualifications in GIS applications from prestigious institutions including the American University of Armenia, Avia-GIS (Belgium), and the Pasteur Institutes in Paris and Algeria. His professional training includes specialized courses in medical entomology, plague surveillance, spatial modeling, and modern epidemiological tools.

Experience

Throughout his career at the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Yerevan, Armenia, Dr. Danielyan has specialized in the epidemiology of zoonotic and parasitic diseases, integrating GIS technologies to improve disease tracking and response strategies. His experience extends to international collaborations, where he has worked with organizations such as the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), Stimson Center, and MediLabSecure to implement disease surveillance and mapping programs across the South Caucasus region. His expertise encompasses a wide range of tools including ArcGIS, QGIS, RStudio, VECMAP, Earth Engine, and SPSS.

Research Interests

Dr. Danielyan’s research focuses on the ecological dynamics, spatial distribution, and epidemiological patterns of vector-borne and zoonotic diseases, including plague, tularemia, Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever, and African swine fever. He is particularly interested in the integration of advanced GIS modeling with medical entomology to forecast disease outbreaks, identify high-risk zones, and develop effective intervention strategies. His contributions aim to enhance regional and global preparedness against emerging infectious diseases through data-driven approaches.

Awards & International Projects

Dr. Danielyan has actively contributed to numerous international research and surveillance initiatives funded by leading global organizations. These include the development of an Atlas of Zoonotic Infections in the South Caucasus, ecological surveillance of plague, and improved epidemiological monitoring of vector-borne diseases in Armenia and Georgia. His participation in projects funded by DTRA, ECDC, and CH2M HILL International Services underscores his role as a key scientific collaborator in global health security.

Publications

Milano, A., Juache, A., Houben, S., Dente, M.G., Robbiati, C., Declich, S., Danielyan, R., Ozkul, A., Karayel-Hacıoglu, I., Drakulović, M.B., et al. (2025). “Multicriteria Decision Analysis as a Tool for Assessing Vector-Borne Diseases Risk: The Case of Crimean–Congo Hemorrhagic Fever in Türkiye” in Microorganisms.

Manukyan, A.H., Danielyan, R.R., Paronyan, L.V., Sahakyan, G.F., Vanyan, A.V., Hovhannisyan, H.A., Melik-Andreasyan, G.G. (2024). “History of Leprosy Prevention and Control in Armenia” in Medical Science of Armenia.

Kosoy, M., Imnadze, P., Malania, L., Bolashvili, N., Kandaurov, A., Webb, C.T., Gilbertson, K., Danielyan, R. (2024). Atlas of Zoonotic Diseases in the South Caucasus.

Babayan, L., Manucharyan, A., Paronyan, L., Vardanyan, H., Danielyan, R., Melik-Andreasyan, G., Achenbach, J.E. (2024). “Distribution of vectors and arboviruses, and healthcare workers’ knowledge of vector-borne diseases in Armenia” in The Journal of Infection in Developing Countries.

Korogodina, V.L., Arakelyan, V.B., Chilingarian, A.A., Danielyan, R., Gustova, M.V., Kaplina, S.P., Khachatryan, G.E., Manucharyan, A.F., Melik-Andreasyan, G.G., Sargsyan, B. (2024). “Adaptation to mountain γ-background: bacteria speciation” in International Journal of Radiation Biology.

Danielyan, R. (2024). “Results of Field and Laboratory Studies of Rodents and Their Ectoparasites in Armenia” in ASM Microbe 2024 (Conference abstract).

Conclusion

Through his dedication to research, capacity building, and cross-border collaborations, Dr. Ruben Danielyan has become a recognized figure in the fields of medical zoology and GIS for public health. His work bridges science, technology, and policy to strengthen zoonotic disease surveillance systems and protect populations from emerging health threats. With over 28 publications in international journals, his contributions continue to inform evidence-based practices and innovative approaches in vector-borne disease control and epidemiological research.

Julius Mulindwa | Genomic Data Analytics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Julius Mulindwa | Genomic Data Analytics | Best Researcher Award

Makerere University | Uganda

Dr. Julius Mulindwa is a distinguished molecular biologist and senior lecturer at Makerere University, Uganda, with extensive expertise in biochemistry, molecular biology, and bioinformatics. His career spans research, teaching, and mentoring, contributing significantly to advancements in vaccine research, neglected tropical diseases, and microbiome studies. With a strong background in human and animal genetics, he has pioneered initiatives in molecular diagnostics, vaccine development, and genetic determinants of infectious diseases. Dr. Mulindwa has been instrumental in capacity building for bioinformatics and molecular biology in Africa, guiding multiple postgraduate research projects and leading innovative programs to combat infectious diseases and improve public health outcomes.

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Education

Dr. Mulindwa holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and a Master’s degree in Cell Biology from Heidelberg University, Germany, and an MSc in Molecular Biology and a BSc in Biochemistry and Chemistry from Makerere University, Uganda. His academic journey laid a solid foundation for his expertise in functional genomics, transcriptomics, and recombinant protein expression, equipping him with a multidisciplinary skill set to bridge molecular research and applied biomedical sciences.

Experience

With over a decade of professional experience, Dr. Mulindwa has served as a Senior Lecturer, Lecturer, and Assistant Lecturer at Makerere University, where he teaches biochemistry, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and parasitology across multiple colleges, including Natural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, and Health Sciences. He has designed and supervised laboratory experiments, developed curricula, and mentored numerous undergraduate, MSc, and Ph.D. students. As a researcher, he has led and contributed to several national and international projects focusing on infectious diseases, genetic determinants of trypanosomiasis, vaccine development for COVID-19, and microbiome research in endemic regions. His work also extends to training and facilitating bioinformatics programs across East Africa.

Research Interests

Dr. Mulindwa’s research focuses on molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying neglected tropical diseases, host-pathogen interactions, and genetic resistance to infectious diseases. He has conducted extensive studies on trypanosomiasis, schistosomiasis, and other parasitic infections, employing techniques such as genome-wide association studies, transcriptomics, and microbiome analysis. Additionally, his research explores the role of gut microbiome in nutritional and disease status, the development of subunit vaccines, and the use of recombinant protein expression in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic systems. His expertise bridges laboratory research and translational science, contributing to improved diagnostics, therapeutic targets, and preventive strategies.

Awards and Recognitions

Throughout his career, Dr. Mulindwa has received numerous prestigious awards and fellowships recognizing his contributions to science and research. These include the Microbiome Travel Award from the Sanger Institute (Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation), Developing Country Award by the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG), multiple post-doctoral fellowships under TrypanoGEN and TrypanoGEN+ (Wellcome Trust-H3Africa), ASTMH annual meeting travel award, and competitive fellowships from the German Research Foundation (DFG) and HBIGS, Germany. These honors reflect his sustained impact in advancing molecular parasitology, bioinformatics, and public health research.

Publications

Nambala, P., Satoskar, A.R., Noyes, H., Namulondo, J., Nyangiri, O., Alibu, V.P., Nerima, B., MacLeod, A., Matovu, E., Musaya, J., et al. (2024). Transcriptome profiles of Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense in Malawi reveal focus specific gene expression profiles associated with pathology. PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.

Nambala, P., Noyes, H., Namulondo, J., Nyangiri, O., Matovu, E., Alibu, V.P., Nerima, B., MacLeod, A., Musaya, J., Mulindwa, J., et al. (2023). Transcriptome profiles of T.b. rhodesiense in Malawi reveal focus specific gene expression profiles associated with pathology. Preprint.

Mulindwa, J., Webster, J.P., Namulondo, J., Kitibwa, A., Nassuuna, J., Nyangiri, O.A., Kimuda, M.P., Boobo, A., Nerima, B., Busingye, F., et al. (2022). High prevalence of Schistosoma mansoni infection and stunting among school age children in communities along the Albert-Nile, Northern Uganda: A cross-sectional study. PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.

Nyangiri, O.A., Edwige, S.A., Koffi, M., Mewamba, E., Simo, G., Namulondo, J., Mulindwa, J., Nassuuna, J., Elliott, A., Karume, K., et al. (2021). Candidate gene family-based and case-control studies of susceptibility to high Schistosoma mansoni worm burden in African children: a protocol [version 2; peer review: 2 approved]. AAS Open Research.

Namulondo, J., Mulindwa, J., Nyangiri, O.A., Egesa, M., Noyes, H., Matovu, E., TrypanoGEN+ research group of the H3Africa consortium. (2021). Gene expression changes in mammalian hosts during schistosomiasis: a review [version 1; peer review: awaiting peer review]. AAS Open Research.

Conclusion

Dr. Julius Mulindwa is a leading scientist dedicated to bridging molecular research and applied biomedical solutions for neglected tropical diseases and emerging health challenges. His academic leadership, innovative research, and mentorship have strengthened molecular biology and bioinformatics capacity in Uganda and across Africa. By integrating advanced genomics, bioinformatics, and functional studies, his work continues to contribute to global scientific advancements in infectious disease control, vaccine development, and genetic epidemiology.

Portia. Zoleta-Vitug – Environmental Health Nursing – Best Faculty Award 

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Assoc Prof Dr. Portia. Zoleta-Vitug - Environmental Health Nursing - Best Faculty Award 

St. Paul University Manila - Philippines

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

Assoc Prof Dr. Portia Villafuerte Zoleta-Vitug began her academic journey in nursing, obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Emilio Aguinaldo College. This foundational degree paved the way for her commitment to healthcare and public service. Recognizing the need for a deeper understanding of management within public sectors, she pursued and completed a Master in Management with a major in Public Administration at the Philippine Christian University. Her thirst for knowledge and desire to impact development administration led her to achieve a Doctor of Philosophy in Development Administration from the same institution. These academic pursuits set a strong platform for her multifaceted career, blending healthcare with administrative acumen.

Professional Endeavors

Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug’s professional journey is marked by a diverse range of roles that showcase her versatility and commitment to healthcare and education. Starting as a staff nurse, she quickly transitioned to roles of greater responsibility, including an industrial nurse and an executive assistant in the office of the president in Parañaque City. Her career took a significant turn towards public health management when she joined international projects such as the USAID-funded Integrated Family Planning and Maternal Child Health and the World Health Organization-funded projects on infectious disease surveillance.

Since 2006, she has been an Associate Professor at St. Paul University Manila, where she imparts her vast knowledge to future healthcare professionals. Concurrently, she holds the position of Consultant and Operations Manager at Xavier School Batch 83 Foundation, indicating her proficiency in managing operations and strategic planning.

Contributions and Research Focus

Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug's research and publications primarily focus on public health, nursing education, and healthcare management. Her work includes significant contributions like the development of a Transcultural Nurse Program with international partnerships and her leadership in creating an environmentally based nursing program. Her publications address crucial issues in nursing practice and healthcare delivery, such as the development of advanced nursing practice in the Philippines and the integration of environmental considerations into nursing curricula.

Accolades and Recognition

Over her extensive career, Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug has received numerous awards that recognize her service and contributions to healthcare and education. These include a Centennial Award from St. Joseph’s Academy, a Service Award from St. Paul University Manila, and recognition for her active involvement in community service projects aimed at supporting Aeta communities and Philippine soldiers. Her academic and professional excellence was also acknowledged through a scholarship and an Ambassador of Goodwill role in Japan, reflecting her international repute and commitment to global healthcare education.

Impact and Influence

Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug's impact extends beyond the classroom and hospital settings into international health initiatives and community-based projects. Her leadership roles in various foundations and her active participation in rebuilding community centers demonstrate her commitment to societal development. As the Founding President of the Philippines Nurses Environmental Organization, she champions the integration of environmental health into nursing practice, emphasizing the importance of sustainable healthcare practices.

Legacy and Future Contributions

The legacy of Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug is characterized by her relentless pursuit of excellence in healthcare education and public health administration. Her ongoing projects, like the advanced nursing practice roundtable and her leadership in the preparation for the centennial celebration of the Philippine Nurses Association, suggest that her future contributions will continue to influence the fields of healthcare education and public administration profoundly. Her efforts in shaping the educational strategies and healthcare policies in the Philippines will likely provide a template for future healthcare improvements in the region and beyond.

Through her extensive career, Assoc Prof Dr. Zoleta-Vitug has proven herself a visionary in integrating education, healthcare, and administrative excellence to better the lives of people in her community and beyond. Her future endeavors will undoubtedly continue to impact and inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals and administrators.

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Magni Mohr – Public health – Best Researcher Award 

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Prof Magni Mohr - Public health - Best Researcher Award 

University of the Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands 

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

prof Magni Mohr began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from the University of Copenhagen in 1998. He continued his education, earning a Master of Science in Human Physiology in 2001, and later achieving a PhD in Exercise Physiology from the Department of Exercise and Sports Sciences, Section of Human Physiology, University of Copenhagen in 2008.

Professional Endeavors

Throughout his career, prof Magni Mohr has held various academic positions. He served as a Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Copenhagen from 1999 to 2005 and later pursued his PhD at the same institution from 2005 to 2008. Following this, he held the position of Post doc at the Department of Exercise and Sports Sciences, Section of Human Physiology, University of Copenhagen from 2008 to 2011.

His international experience includes being a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter, UK, from 2011 to 2014, and an Associate professor at the Center for Health and Human Performance, Department of Food and Nutrition, and Sport Science, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, from 2013 to 2019.

Currently, Magni Mohr is a Professor at the Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics, SDU Sport and Health Sciences Cluster (SHSC), Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southern Denmark, and a Professor at the Faculty of Health, University of the Faroe Islands, Tórshavn, Faroe Islands.

Contributions and Research Focus

prof Magni Mohr is a prolific researcher with an impressive list of publications. He has authored 190 peer-reviewed articles, with significant contributions as the first and last author. Notably, he has written four books and more than 20 book chapters. His research is focused on Human Movement, Exercise Physiology, and Sports Medicine, as evident in his extensive publication record.

In addition to his research, Magni Mohr has actively participated in administrative roles, including being the Pro-rector for Research at the University of the Faroe Islands since February 2020, and the Dean of the Faculty of Health at the University of the Faroe Islands since August 2017.

Accolades and Recognition

prof Magni Mohr has received several awards and honors for his contributions. Notably, he was awarded the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports Award in 2004 and has been recognized as the Football Coach of the Year in the Faroe Islands in 2005 and 2008. In 2022, he won the international ICCA Incredible Impact Award, and in 2023, he received the Paper of the Year award from the American College of Sport Medicine.

Impact and Influence

prof Magni Mohr's influence extends beyond academia. As a semi-professional soccer player, fitness coach for top football teams, and a UEFA, FIFA, and AFC instructor, he has left a mark on the world of sports. His work as a scientific consultant for various football clubs, including Chelsea FC and AC Milan, highlights his impact on elite sports performance.

Legacy and Future Contributions

prof Magni Mohr's legacy is marked by his extensive body of research, awards, and influential roles in both academia and sports. As a mentor, he has supervised numerous PhD students, contributing to the next generation of researchers. His future contributions are anticipated, especially as he continues to serve in leadership roles and as the fitness coach for the A-National Team of the Faroe Islands. His commitment to advancing knowledge in sports science and physiology is evident, and his legacy is poised to endure in the years to come.

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