Dr. Minzhao Lin | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Minzhao Lin | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Minzhao Lin , Biochemistry,  Lecturer at Dezhou University, China

Dr. Minzhao Lin is a dedicated biomedical researcher and currently serves as a Lecturer at Dezhou College, China. With a Ph.D. in Biology and Medicine from Sun Yat-sen University, he has established himself in the interdisciplinary fields of nanomedicine, cancer immunotherapy, and tumor microenvironment modulation. He has authored over 24 publications, with 7 as co-first or corresponding author, and actively contributed to national-level research projects focusing on advanced drug delivery systems. Skilled in nanocarrier design, cellular assays, animal modeling, and analytical techniques, Dr. Lin bridges materials science with biomedical innovation. As a project group administrator, he successfully oversaw key grant applications and cross-disciplinary collaborations. His research emphasizes innovation in cancer therapy using hierarchical and responsive nanoplatforms. Dr. Lin is passionate about translational medicine and continuously seeks to advance therapies that can impact clinical outcomes in oncology and beyond.

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Summary of Suitability for Award:

Dr. Minzhao Lin stands out as a strong candidate for the “Best Researcher Award” due to his outstanding interdisciplinary contributions to cancer nanomedicine and immunotherapy. With a Ph.D. from Sun Yat-sen University and over 24 peer-reviewed publications (7 as co-first/corresponding author), he has demonstrated deep expertise in designing stimuli-responsive nanocarriers, microneedle drug delivery systems, and immune-modulatory therapeutic platforms. His research addresses real-world biomedical challenges like tumor drug resistance and targeted delivery across the blood-brain barrier, which are of high clinical relevance. He has successfully co-led multiple nationally funded projects, managed high-level lab operations, and contributed to grant proposals, manuscript drafting, and final reporting—demonstrating leadership, innovation, and research management capabilities. His work is published in top-tier journals like Nature Communications, Biomaterials, and ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces—signaling international recognition and scholarly impact. Dr. Minzhao Lin exemplifies the criteria for the “Best Researcher Award”, given his innovative research, publication record, leadership in key national projects, and substantial contributions to translational cancer nanomedicine. His work is not only academically robust but also holds significant potential for clinical applications. He is highly deserving of this recognition.

🎓Education:

Minzhao Lin pursued his academic journey through prestigious Chinese institutions. He earned his Ph.D. in Biology and Medicine (2020–2024) from the College of Materials Science and Engineering at Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China. His doctoral work focused on hierarchical nanomedicine for cancer immunotherapy. Prior to that, he completed his M.Sc. in Plant Prevention and Biomaterials (2017–2020) at South China Agricultural University, where he built foundational expertise in biomaterials and pathogen defense. His undergraduate degree in Environmental Science (2013–2017), also from South China Agricultural University, was marked by outstanding academic performance, with a GPA of 4.15/5 and a rank of 5th out of 330 students. This diverse educational foundation in environmental science, biomaterials, and biomedicine has equipped Dr. Lin with a unique interdisciplinary perspective vital for innovation in nanomedicine and cancer research.

🏢Work Experience:

Dr. Minzhao Lin serves as a Lecturer at Dezhou College, where he engages in teaching and scientific research. During his doctoral studies at Sun Yat-sen University (2020–2024), he managed national research projects, coordinated multi-institutional collaborations, and played a central role in nanodrug development. As a Project Group Administrator, he handled proposal drafting, procurement, lab safety, and team management. His technical expertise encompasses synthesis of polymeric/lipid nanocarriers, in vitro/in vivo biological assessments, and advanced imaging and analysis. Dr. Lin has worked extensively on microneedle-based drug delivery systems for cancer immunotherapy and contributed significantly to the completion of NSFC and Guangzhou Municipal R&D projects. He has also published in high-impact journals and participated in project finalization and grant reporting. His scientific rigor and leadership skills make him a valuable contributor to biomedical innovation and higher education.

🏅Awards: 

Dr. Minzhao Lin has earned significant recognition for his contributions to biomedical research, particularly in the fields of nanomedicine and cancer immunotherapy. His scholarly impact is reflected in his role as co-first or corresponding author on seven high-impact publications and as co-author on an additional 17 papers in prestigious journals such as Nature Communications, Biomaterials, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, and Advanced Science. As a key contributor to two nationally funded research projects under the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the Guangzhou Municipal Key R&D Program, Dr. Lin successfully led the technical development and final reporting phases. His leadership as project group administrator resulted in the successful completion and approval of multiple major research grants. Through his innovative work on nanocarrier systems and microneedle-based delivery platforms, Dr. Lin has built a reputation for scientific excellence and research innovation, earning him institutional and collaborative accolades in China’s biomedical research community.

🔬Research Focus:

Minzhao Lin’s research centers on the development of hierarchical targeted nanomedicine for cancer immunotherapy . His work bridges materials science and oncology, designing multifunctional polymeric and lipid-based carriers that can modulate the tumor microenvironment, overcome drug resistance, and improve immune response activation. Key themes include ROS regulation, co-delivery of therapeutics, metabolism reprogramming, and stimuli-responsive systems. He has also advanced microneedle platforms and flocculant-based delivery technologies for therapeutic and environmental applications. Dr. Lin’s goal is to achieve precise and efficient drug delivery, especially in hard-to-treat cancers such as triple-negative breast cancer and glioma, through multimodal strategies. His collaborative efforts in integrating imaging, immunomodulation, and nanocarrier design reflect a holistic approach to personalized medicine and translational research.

Publication Top Notes:

1.Title: Surgical tumor-derived photothermal nanovaccine for personalized cancer therapy and prevention
Citations: 73

2.Title: GSH‐Responsive metal–organic framework for intratumoral release of NO and IDO inhibitor to enhance antitumor immunotherapy
Citations: 64

3.Title: Nanodrug augmenting antitumor immunity for enhanced TNBC therapy via pyroptosis and cGAS-STING activation
Citations: 56

4.Title: Floatable magnetic aerogel based on alkaline residue used for the convenient removal of heavy metals from wastewater
Citations: 41

5.Title: Transparent floatable magnetic alginate sphere used as photocatalysts carrier for improving photocatalytic efficiency and recycling convenience.
Citations: 34

6.Title: Nanodrug regulates lactic acid metabolism to reprogram the immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment for enhanced cancer immunotherapy
Citations: 33

7.Title: Nanodrugs incorporating LDHA siRNA inhibit M2-like polarization of TAMs and amplify autophagy to assist oxaliplatin chemotherapy against colorectal cancer
Citations: 26

8.Title: Tumor acidity-activatable macromolecule autophagy inhibitor and immune checkpoint blockade for robust treatment of prostate cancer
Citations: 23

9.Title: Retinol-binding protein-hijacking nanopolyplex delivering siRNA to cytoplasm of hepatic stellate cell for liver fibrosis alleviation
Citations: 23

10.Title: Nanodrug simultaneously regulates stromal extracellular matrix and glucose metabolism for effective immunotherapy against orthotopic pancreatic cancer
Citations: 23

 

Dr. Karim Al Souki | Environmental Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Karim Al Souki | Environmental Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Karim Al Souki , Environmental Chemistry , Jan Evangelista Purkyne University , Czech Republic

Dr. Karim Al Souki is a postdoctoral researcher and assistant professor at the Faculty of Environment, Jan Evangelista Purkyne University (UJEP), Czechia. With a Ph.D. in Earth and Universe Sciences from Lille 1 University, France, his academic journey reflects a strong foundation in plant biology and environmental sciences. Dr. Al Souki’s research spans phytoremediation, bioremediation, biochar utilization, and climate change mitigation through sustainable phytotechnology. He is a key contributor to international projects funded by NATO, Erasmus+, and Interreg, focusing on ecosystem restoration, water management, and environmental biotechnology. As an educator, he has taught courses across Europe on subjects such as environmental biotechnology, phytotechnology, and bio-economy. Dr. Al Souki’s interdisciplinary approach blends ecological theory with applied environmental solutions, making significant contributions to marginal land restoration and water pollution mitigation. His work promotes sustainability, ecological awareness, and environmental resilience through innovation and education.

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With a Ph.D. in Earth and Universe Sciences from Lille 1 University (France), and two Master’s degrees in Phyto-ecology and Plant Biology from Lebanese University, Dr. Karim Al Souki demonstrates a solid and multidisciplinary academic foundation. Dr. Karim Al Souki  leads and contributes to cutting-edge projects on phytoremediation, biochar technology, and environmental biotechnology—directly addressing climate change, pollution mitigation, and sustainable soil management. His research covers analytical techniques (FTIR, TGA, stable isotopes, DNA extraction), linking practical fieldwork with lab-based precision, ensuring both academic rigor and societal relevance. His role as project supervisor in initiatives like IDEAL and NATO-SPS illustrates leadership in shaping future environmental policies and technologies. Dr. Karim Al Souki is an ideal candidate for the “Best Researcher Award”, given his consistent, interdisciplinary contributions to environmental sciences. His research directly supports global sustainability goals through practical, innovative, and scalable solutions. Furthermore, his educational outreach, cross-border collaborations, and commitment to solving real-world ecological problems distinguish him as a researcher of international repute. This award would recognize and further empower his impactful scientific journey.

🎓Education:

Dr. Al Souki pursued his academic studies in biology and environmental sciences. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in General Biology (2008–2010), followed by a Master 1 in Plant Biology and Environment (2010–2011), and a Master 2 in Phyto-ecology, Resources, and Security Applications (2011–2012), all from Lebanese University, Lebanon. He then completed his Ph.D. in Earth and Universe Sciences at LGCgE, ISA-Lille, Lille 1 University of Sciences and Technologies, France (2014–2017). His academic foundation combines ecological sciences, environmental applications, and molecular understanding of plant-soil interactions. This educational pathway equipped him with the necessary tools to integrate ecological theory with practical environmental solutions. His training in Europe and the Middle East enabled him to adopt a multidisciplinary perspective and work in cross-cultural academic and research environments. His education has laid the groundwork for his specialization in environmental biotechnology, phytoremediation, and biochar applications.

🏢Work Experience:

Since October 2018, Dr. Karim Al Souki has been serving as a Post-doctoral researcher and Assistant Professor at UJEP, Czechia, where he teaches and conducts advanced research in environmental sciences. His prior experience includes teaching roles at ESME Sudria (France) and private institutions in Lille, where he lectured in phytoecology, molecular biology, and environmental science. He has supervised and contributed to numerous EU- and NATO-funded projects related to phytotechnology, biochar, soil-plant interactions, and wastewater treatment. His pedagogical contributions span multiple European universities and platforms, such as Erasmus, COIL, and ISA-Lille. He has taught subjects including Bioremediation, Bio-economy, Environmental Biotechnology, and Climate Change. Dr. Al Souki’s interdisciplinary teaching and research experience enable him to link theoretical knowledge with field-based applications, fostering student engagement and scientific problem-solving skills relevant to contemporary ecological challenges.

🏅Awards: 

Dr. Karim Al Souki has been recognized for his impactful research and cross-border educational initiatives. He is the Principal Investigator or Supervisor on several prestigious projects funded by international agencies such as NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme, Interreg (IDEAL project), and Erasmus+, highlighting his leadership in environmental science and sustainability education. He received the UJEP Internal Grant Agency funding multiple times (2021–2023), supporting his innovative work on biochar and Miscanthus x giganteus in soil restoration. He was awarded the Usti nad Labem region grant for young researchers for his study on quinoa in polluted soils. His consistent success in securing competitive research grants attests to the scientific merit and societal relevance of his projects. These accolades recognize his commitment to ecosystem services, educational outreach, and environmental restoration, and affirm his role as a rising figure in applied environmental sciences and international academic collaboration.

🔬Research Focus:

Dr. Al Souki’s research centers on phytotechnology, bioremediation, biochar characterization, and ecosystem service enhancement in marginal and contaminated soils. He specializes in using Miscanthus x giganteus and quinoa to rehabilitate former military lands and toxic-element-polluted environments. His research integrates stable isotope analysis, DNA-based microbial community profiling, and plant physiological assessments to explore rhizospheric interactions, nutrient cycling, and carbon sequestration. His work on biochar, especially its physico-chemical and ecotoxicological properties, supports sustainable agricultural and water reuse practices. His active projects include NATO-funded studies on climate change mitigation and EU-supported educational modules for water sustainability in the Elbe/Labe basin. His interdisciplinary approach links environmental microbiology, plant ecophysiology, and green chemistry, targeting real-world environmental problems with practical, nature-based solutions. His goal is to bridge science and education to improve soil health, water quality, and resilience against climate change.

Publication Top Notes:

1. An overview of potentially toxic element pollution in soil around lead–zinc mining areas

2. A comprehensive evaluation of the environmental and health risks associated with the potential utilization of chars produced from tires, electro-waste plastics and biomass

3. Characterizations of ash derived from the crops’ waste biomass for soil improvement and assisted phytoremediation

4. A 6-year review status on soil pollution in coal mining areas from Europe

5. Extracted rapeseed meal biochar combined with digestate as a soil amendment: Effect on lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) biomass yield and concentration of bioavailable element fraction in the soil

6. Miscanthus x giganteus stress tolerance and phytoremediation capacities in highly diesel contaminated soils

7. The influence of diesel contaminated soil on Miscanthus x giganteus biomass thermal utilization and pyrolysis products composition

8. Evaluation of Miscanthus × giganteus Tolerance to Trace Element Stress: Field Experiment with Soils Possessing Gradient Cd, Pb, and Zn Concentrations

9. Efficient Wastewater Treatment and Removal of Bisphenol A and Diclofenac in Mesocosm Flow Constructed Wetlands Using Granulated Cork as Emerged Substrate

10. Utilization of Biochar for Eliminating Residual Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater Used in Agricultural Irrigation: Application to Ryegrass

 

 

 

 

Prof. Belgin Coşge Şenkal | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Belgin Coşge Şenkal | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Belgin Coşge Şenkal , Biochemistry , Yozgat Bozok University , Turkey

Professor Belgin Coşge Şenkal is a distinguished academic in the field of agricultural sciences, specializing in arable crops and plant breeding. She is currently a faculty member at Bozok University’s Faculty of Agriculture in Yozgat, Turkey. Throughout her career, Professor Şenkal has made significant contributions to the study of medicinal plants and aromatic plants, oil crops, and plant breeding. Her research has garnered substantial recognition, with over 1,400 citations, reflecting her influence in the scientific community. ​

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Professor Belgin Coşge Şenkal is a highly accomplished academician and researcher in the field of agricultural sciences, with a specialization in plant breeding, medicinal plants and aromatic plants, and oil crops. Her extensive research has been instrumental in advancing knowledge in these critical areas of agronomy, particularly under the ecological conditions of Turkey. Based on her strong publication record, high citation impact, dedicated mentorship, and contributions to sustainable agricultural practices, Professor Belgin Coşge Şenkal is highly suitable for the “Best Researcher Award.” Her pioneering work in medicinal and aromatic plants, oil crops, and plant breeding has had a significant influence on modern agricultural practices and natural product research. She exemplifies the qualities of a visionary and impactful researcher, making her a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.

🎓Education:

Professor Şenkal’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree from Ankara University’s Faculty of Agriculture in 1994.She then pursued a Master’s degree at the same institution, completing her thesis in 1996 on the selection of genetically male-sterile sunflower lines and their impact on seed yield. In 2001, she earned her Ph.D. with a dissertation focusing on the effects of natural pollination on the yield and yield components of genetically male-sterile sunflower hybrids. ​

🏢Work Experience:

Professor Şenkal has held various academic positions, including Assistant Professor and Associate Professor roles at Abant Izzet Baysal University. In 2016, she was appointed as a Professor at Bozok University, where she continues to teach and conduct research. Her mentorship has guided numerous graduate students, supervising over 20 theses on topics ranging from the effects of salicylic acid on coriander growth to the impact of different sowing times on camelina yield. ​

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Specific details about Professor Şenkal’s awards and honors are not readily available in the provided information. However, her extensive publication record, significant citation count, and progression to a full professorship indicate a high level of recognition and respect in her field. Her involvement in numerous research projects and her role in supervising graduate students further underscore her contributions to agricultural sciences.​

🔬Research Focus:

Professor Şenkal’s research primarily revolves around medicinal plants and aromatic plants, oil crops, plant breeding, essential oils, and biological activity. She has investigated the effects of various treatments on plant growth and yield, such as the impact of salicylic acid on coriander and the influence of different phosphorus doses on essential oil content. Her work aims to enhance the understanding and cultivation of these plants, contributing to advancements in agricultural practices. ​

Publication Top Notes:

 Evaluation of antioxidant, antimicrobial, enzyme inhibition activity, and cell viability capacity of Hypericum heterophyllum Vent., an endemic species in Turkey’s Flora

Investigation of the Usability of Biodiesel Produced from Coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) Gürbüz Registered Variety Crude Oil in Diesel Engines

​The Impact of Morpho- and Onto-Genetic Variation on Essential Oil Profile of Hypericum heterophyllum Vent., an Endemic Species in Turkey’s Flora​

Impacts of essential oil and extracts obtained from coriander cultivars (Coriandrum sativum L.) on some important pathogenic bacteria

Biological activities of different plant species belonging to the Asteraceae family

Fatty Acid Composition of Seed Oil from Cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium Subsp. strumarium) Grown in Turkey

Evaluation of Seedling Development and Physical Characteristics, Viability and Germination of Seeds in Some Lamiaceae Taxa

Farklı fosfor dozlarının kişniş (Coriandrum sativum L.) bitkisinde verim, verim özellikleri ve uçucu yağ oranı üzerine etkileri

Phytochemical composition of wild lemon balm (Melissa officinalis L.) from the flora of Bulgaria

Hypericum taxa of Turkey’s flora and intra-population variation of morpho-agronomic traits in H. heterophyllum Vent., an endemic species

Determination of essential oil components, mineral matter, and heavy metal content of Salvia virgata Jacq. grown in culture conditions

The Effect of Cuttings Stages on Components and Content of Essential Oils from Salvia viridis L.