Oualid Baghriche | Surface Plasmon Technologies | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Oualid Baghriche | Surface Plasmon Technologies | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Oualid Baghriche | University Mentouri-Constantine 1 | Algeria

Oualid Baghriche is a Physical Chemist affiliated with Constantine-1 University, holding a Magister degree in Structural Chemistry from Frères-Mentouri Constantine University and a Science Doctorate in Physical Chemistry from Constantine-1 University. During his academic training, he completed several industrial internships that strengthened his applied research expertise. He currently serves as Professor at the University of Constantine 1, Algeria. His scientific expertise focuses on the synthesis and surface properties of antibacterial thin films for environmental applications. His current research is centered on the synergistic coupling of Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs), both among themselves and in combination with biological systems, for the efficient degradation of organic and microbiological pollutants in water, with strong potential for real-world applications. He is the leader of the research team “Photo-coupling and Biodegradation of Organic Pollutants,” which is actively engaged in the development of nanomaterials prepared by sol-gel and sputtering techniques for use in photochemical processes. He teaches General Chemistry, Mineral Chemistry, Kinetic Spectrophotometric Analysis, and Optical Analysis Methods at the Master’s level within the Faculties of Exact Sciences and Technology. He has authored 22 scientific documents, received 706 citations from 490 documents, and holds an h-index of 17. He is also an editorial board member of a reputed journal, an active peer reviewer, and a contributor to national and European international research projects.

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Salma Saddeek | Spectroscopy for Biology | Research Excellence Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Salma Saddeek | Spectroscopy for Biology | Research Excellence Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Salma Saddeek | University of Hafr Al Batin | Saudi Arabia

Salma Saddeek is a dynamic educator and researcher in biochemistry and chemistry at Hafr Al Batin University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with strong expertise in molecular biology, metabolism, and biochemical mechanisms of disease. She holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry with a research focus on the molecular mechanisms of quercetin in atherosclerosis, along with a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from King Abdul-Aziz University. Her academic training spans physical biochemistry, molecular physiology, cancer biology, neurochemistry, signal-transduction pathways, enzymology, biostatistics, and biochemical toxicology. Dr. Saddeek has demonstrated excellence in curriculum development, student assessment, laboratory management, and interdisciplinary collaboration, employing innovative teaching strategies to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. Her research contributions include studies on vitamin D status, metabolic disorders, and molecular biomarkers, with international scientific poster presentations and recognized academic achievements. She has published multiple peer-reviewed research documents, achieving an h-index of 5, an i10-index of 4, and accumulating over 90 citations across indexed databases. Committed to continuous improvement in higher education, Dr. Saddeek actively integrates research-driven approaches and problem-solving methodologies to advance academic excellence and scientific impact.

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Antiatherogenic Effects of Quercetin in the THP-1 Macrophage Model In Vitro, With Insights Into Its Signaling Mechanisms Using In Silico Analysis
– EA Huwait, SY Saddeek, RF Al-Massabi, SJ Almowallad, PN Pushparaj et al.,
Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2021

Punicalagin Regulates Key Processes Associated With Atherosclerosis in THP-1 Cellular Model
– S Almowallad, E Huwait, R Al-Massabi, S Saddeek, K Gauthaman et al.,
Pharmaceuticals, 2020

Atheroprotective Effect of Fucoidan in THP-1 Macrophages by Potential Upregulation of ABCA1
– Z Mirza, DA Al-Saedi, S Saddeek, S Almowallad, RF Al-Massabi, E Huwait,
Biomedicines, 2023

Punicalagin Targets Atherosclerosis: Gene Expression Profiling of THP-1 Macrophages Treated With Punicalagin and Molecular Docking
– E Huwait, S Almowallad, R Al-Massabi, S Saddeek, K Gauthaman et al.,
Current Issues in Molecular Biology, 2022

Danielle Viviana Ochoa Arbeláez | Cancer Biophotonics Studies | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Danielle Viviana Ochoa Arbelaez | Cancer Biophotonics Studies | Women Researcher Award

Dr. Danielle Viviana Ochoa Arbelaez | Universidad Nacional de Colombia | Colombia

Danielle Viviana Ochoa Arbeláez is a Colombian scientist and university professor with solid interdisciplinary training as a Chemist, M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering, and Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, holding professional registration PQ-5265. Her academic and research career is strongly oriented toward higher education teaching, experimental biomedical research, and applied chemical sciences. She has extensive experience in university-level instruction in pharmacology, biochemistry, chemistry, biology, and mathematics, combined with active research in biomedicine and biophotonics, including experimental design, pharmaceutical chemistry, cell culture, oncogenic therapy, biomedical optics, and laser and LED technologies. Her engineering background encompasses chemical and petrochemical processes, reaction kinetics, and applied physicochemical analysis, while her chemistry expertise includes synthesis, characterization, and analytical methodologies. Danielle demonstrates strong leadership, responsibility, and interpersonal skills, with a clear vocation for scientific innovation and education aimed at addressing global health challenges. Her scientific output includes 2 published documents with 2 total citations, reflected in an h-index of 1 and an i10-index of 0, and she maintains active academic visibility through CvLAC, ORCID, ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and LinkedIn platforms.

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Selective Cytotoxicity in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (K-562) Cells Induced by 532 nm Laser Irradiation Without Exogenous Photosensitizers
– D. V. Ochoa-Arbeláez, E. Solarte-Rodríguez, Y. Liscano,
Biomedicines, Vol. 13 (11), 2649, 2025

Nariman Essmat | Biophotonics in Diagnostics | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Nariman Essmat | Biophotonics in Diagnostics | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Nariman Essmat | Zagazig university | Egypt

Nariman Essmat Mohamed Abdeltawab Gomaa is a Lecturer of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Zagazig University, Egypt, with strong academic training and international research experience in experimental and clinical pharmacology. Her work focuses on neuropharmacology, metabolic disorders, and the pharmacological modulation of neuropsychiatric complications associated with chronic diseases, with particular interest in diabetes-associated depression and neurological pathways. She has been involved in competitive, internationally funded research, including participation in the Higher Education Institutional Excellence Programme of the Ministry of Human Capacities in Hungary within the Neurology Thematic Programme at Semmelweis University, supporting advanced translational research activities. Dr. Gomaa completed her doctoral studies in pharmacology and pharmacotherapy at Semmelweis University, Budapest, following her master’s degree in pharmacology from Zagazig University, where her research addressed antidiabetic drugs and neurobehavioral outcomes in experimental models. She holds a bachelor’s degree in pharmaceutical sciences with honors from Zagazig University. Her scientific output includes multiple peer-reviewed research documents indexed in major databases, with a total citation count of 191 and 185, an h-index of 9, and an i10-index of 7, reflecting consistent research impact and growing international visibility in pharmacology and toxicology.

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Antidepressant activity of anti-hyperglycemic agents in experimental models: A review
– N Essmat, E Soliman, MF Mahmoud, AAA Mahmoud,
Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews

Transcriptome analysis of Plantago major as a phytoremediator to identify some genes related to cypermethrin detoxification
– AAA Aioub, Y Zuo, Y Li, X Qie, X Zhang, N Essmat, W Wu, Z Hu,
Environmental Science and Pollution Research

Ali Bahloul | Advanced Light Sources | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Ali Bahloul | Advanced Light Sources | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Ali Bahloul | IRSST | Canada

Ali Bahloul is an accomplished researcher and academic specializing in fluid dynamics and heat and mass transfer, with a strong focus on applications related to chemical and biological risk prevention, environmental health, and occupational safety. He received advanced training in fluid dynamics and transfer phenomena from leading French institutions, progressing from undergraduate studies in physics and mechanics to a master’s degree, a doctorate, and ultimately the habilitation to supervise research. He is actively affiliated with major research and academic institutions, where he contributes as a regular researcher and as an associate and adjunct professor in engineering and public health–related departments. His work bridges fundamental transport phenomena with applied issues in risk assessment, exposure control, and prevention strategies in complex environments. Ali Bahloul has authored a substantial body of scientific documents published in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, reflecting sustained research productivity and international visibility. His scholarly impact is evidenced by strong bibliometric indicators, with citation counts reaching approximately 2,271 and 913 across major indexing databases, an h-index of 26 and 16, and i10-index values of 54 and 25, respectively. These metrics highlight the influence, consistency, and relevance of his contributions to fluid dynamics, transfer processes, and environmental and occupational health research.

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Bahloul, A., Boutana, N., & Vasseur, P. (2003). Double-diffusive and Soret-induced convection in a shallow horizontal porous layer. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 491, 325–352.

Chavez, M., Hajra, B., Stathopoulos, T., & Bahloul, A. (2011). Near-field pollutant dispersion in the built environment by CFD and wind tunnel simulations. Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 99(4), 330–339.

Oztop, H. F., Dagtekin, I., & Bahloul, A. (2004). Comparison of position of a heated thin plate located in a cavity for natural convection. International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 31(1), 121–132.

Dagtekin, I., Oztop, H. F., & Bahloul, A. (2007). Entropy generation for natural convection in Γ-shaped enclosures. International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 34(4), 502–510.

Burlet-Vienney, D., Chinniah, Y., Bahloul, A., & Roberge, B. (2015). Design and application of a five-step risk assessment tool for confined space entries. Safety Science, 80, 144–155.

Burlet-Vienney, D., Chinniah, Y., Bahloul, A., & Roberge, B. (2015). Occupational safety during interventions in confined spaces. Safety Science, 79, 19–28.

Mostofi, R., Wang, B., Haghighat, F., Bahloul, A., & Jaime, L. (2010). Performance of mechanical filters and respirators for capturing nanoparticles: Limitations and future direction. Industrial Health, 48(3), 296–304.