Ritu Dahiya | Biology | Women Researcher Award

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Mrs. Ritu Dahiya | Biology | Women Researcher Award

Lingaya’s vidyapeeth | India 

Mrs. Ritu Dahiya is a dedicated academic and researcher whose work spans diabetes-related complications, ocular drug discovery, biomarker identification, and the pharmacology of infectious diseases. With a growing research footprint reflected through an h-index of 2, eight documents, and eight citations, she contributes meaningfully to advancing pharmacological science and healthcare innovation. Her professional journey includes expertise in understanding the mechanisms of retinopathy, cardiomyopathy, and nephropathy, along with a strong orientation toward translational ocular therapeutics. She has actively supported scientific communities as a resource person, evaluator, and judge across diverse academic platforms, demonstrating her commitment to research dissemination and academic leadership. Alongside her research achievements, she has cultivated strong organizational capabilities by coordinating academic conferences, establishing collaborations, initiating skill-development programs, and facilitating industry-academia interactions. Her experience extends to curriculum enhancement, program coordination, and student development through seminars, webinars, and certificate courses. Additionally, she has contributed to teaching pharmacology and science education at multiple levels, enriching learners’ conceptual understanding and practical insights. Overall, her profile reflects a balanced blend of research excellence, academic service, and pedagogical commitment within the pharmaceutical and life sciences domain.

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Featured Publications

Mathur, P., Goyal, K., Singh, A. P., Gauba, A., & Dahiya, R. (2025). Omics-driven insights and microarray applications in drug discovery and development. Medicine, Biology, Computational Biology and Chemistry.

Kaoqi Lian | Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Kaoqi Lian | Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Kaoqi Lian | Hebei Medical University | China

Prof. Kaoqi Lian is a distinguished researcher specializing in pharmaceutical analysis, clinical chemistry, and separation science, with extensive contributions to understanding drug metabolism, degradation pathways, and clinical metabolomics. Her research focuses on the separation and analysis of in-vivo drugs and the exploration of metabolic mechanisms that influence therapeutic efficacy and safety. With a strong academic background in chemistry and environmental science, Prof. Lian has established a prominent career in public health education and scientific innovation. She has successfully led and participated in multiple projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation, advancing analytical methodologies and clinical applications in biomedical research. Prof. Lian’s scholarly productivity is reflected in 69 scientific publications that have collectively received 1,044 citations from 1,015 citing documents, demonstrating the global relevance of her research. With an h-index of 19, her scientific influence spans the fields of analytical chemistry, pharmacology, and clinical diagnostics. As a professor at the School of Public Health, Hebei Medical University, and director of the Hebei Health Society, she continues to drive interdisciplinary collaboration, mentor emerging scientists, and enhance the integration of analytical science into healthcare innovation and public health development.

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Featured Publications

Lian, K., et al. (2025). Analysis of metabolites and metabolic pathways of troponin activator in rats using UHPLC–MS. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry.

Lian, K., et al. (2025). In-situ synthesis of Fe₃O₄@TFA-TAPA-COF as a novel sorbent coupled with UPLC–MS/MS for the determination of 22 perfluorinated compounds in water and honey. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis.

Lian, K., et al. (2025). Perinatal exposure to polystyrene nanoplastics alters socioemotional behaviors via the microbiota–gut–brain axis in adult offspring mice. Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.

Lian, K., et al. (2025). Prenatal maternal stress induces increased avoidance behavior in adolescent mice offspring.

Gabriele Rodine Ngassa Tchoumi | Biotechnology | Women Researcher Award

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Ms. Gabriele Rodine Ngassa Tchoumi | Biotechnology | Women Researcher Award

Ms. Gabriele Rodine Ngassa Tchoumi | University of Dschang | Cameroon

Gabrièle Rodine Ngassa Tchoumi is an emerging agricultural scientist and engineer dedicated to advancing sustainable and organic farming practices in sub-Saharan Africa. Her research and professional focus center on improving soil fertility, crop production, and natural plant protection strategies to enhance agricultural productivity while preserving ecosystem health. She has contributed to studies on the use of black soldier fly frass as an eco-friendly biofertilizer, demonstrating its potential to improve soil quality and crop yield sustainably. With experience in agribusiness, vocational training, and crop management, she integrates theory and practice to empower young farmers and promote environmentally responsible agricultural entrepreneurship. Her expertise spans data analysis, project planning, and sustainable development, reinforced by international training from institutions such as the United Nations Institute for Training and Research, the European Union, and the International Labour Organization. She has actively participated in scientific conferences addressing phytopathology, biosciences, and climate-resilient farming, underscoring her commitment to research-driven agricultural innovation. Through her work, she advocates for education, sustainability, and innovation as cornerstones of agricultural transformation, contributing meaningfully to food security and environmental resilience in developing regions.

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Featured Publications

Dzepe, D., Mbenda, T. K., Ngassa, G., Mube, H., Chia, S. Y., Aoudou, Y., & Djouaka, R. (2022). Application of Black Soldier Fly frass, Hermetia illucens (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) as sustainable organic fertilizer for lettuce, Lactuca sativa production. Open Journal of Applied Sciences.