Wei Zhong | Veterinary Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Wei Zhong | Veterinary Science | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | Jilin Agricultural Science and Technology University | China

Dr. Wei Zhong is a dedicated researcher at the College of Animal Science and Technology, Jilin Agricultural Science and Technology University, and serves as a Master’s Supervisor and member of the Communist Party of China. His academic and professional contributions center on the nutritional requirements and metabolic regulation of special animals such as fur-bearing species and deer, along with the evaluation and efficient utilization of feed resources. As Director of the Special Animal Nutrition Branch of the Chinese Association of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine and Director of the Jilin Provincial Specialty Society, he has played a significant role in advancing research and practice in animal nutrition. Dr. Zhong has led numerous provincial and ministerial research projects, collaborated with enterprises on applied research, and contributed to over twenty large-scale national and regional scientific initiatives. His outstanding achievements have been recognized with multiple prestigious awards, including prizes for scientific and technological progress and agricultural innovation. He has published extensively, with more than forty five academic papers, including SCI-indexed and high-impact Chinese journal articles, and holds numerous authorized national patents. In addition to research, he has contributed to academic literature as chief editor and co-editor of several influential books and technical manuals. As an educator, Dr. Zhong teaches specialized courses such as Deer Farming and Medicinal Animal Breeding and has supervised multiple postgraduate students, fostering the next generation of animal science professionals.

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Featured Publications

Zhong, W., et al. (2024). Effects of Astragalus polysaccharides on growth performance, immune organ indices, serum biochemical indices and intestinal morphology of stressed pheasants in middle age. Chinese Journal of Animal Nutrition.

Zhong, W., et al. (2023). Effects of fermented Chinese herb residues on growth performance, nutrient apparent digestibility, serum biochemical indices and faecal microbial flora in beef cattle. Italian Journal of Animal Science.

Zhong, W., et al. (2022). Effect of n-6/n-3 PUFA ratio on body fat deposition, tissues fatty acid composition and key genes expression of liver lipid metabolism in silver foxes (Vulpes vulpes fulva) during the winter fur-growth period. Frontiers in Veterinary Science.

Trudie Murray | Entrepreneurship Education | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Trudie Murray | Entrepreneurship Education | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer | Munster Technological University | Ireland

Dr. Trudie Murray is an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of entrepreneurship education, currently contributing to the Department of Management and Enterprise at Munster Technological University. Her research focuses on entrepreneurial and regenerative education, sustainability, biomimicry, and the integration of creativity and playfulness in pedagogy. She has developed a distinctive scholarly identity around exploring how entrepreneurial thinking can be nurtured from early childhood through to higher education, using constructivist and artistic inquiry methods. Dr. Murray’s work critically examines the human dimensions of entrepreneurship education, promoting reflective, inclusive, and responsible approaches to teaching and learning. Her publications and conference contributions span themes such as early entrepreneurial education, self-dialogical practice in educator development, and regenerative futures in enterprise learning. As a co-editor and collaborator on international research projects, she engages in interdisciplinary initiatives advancing educational innovation, sustainability, and community impact. Professionally, she combines academic leadership, programme direction, and pedagogical development, supporting curriculum design and research mentoring across disciplines. Her engagement with European networks and scholarly communities such as ECSB, ISBE, INTRE, and EEUK positions her as an influential voice in shaping policy and practice for entrepreneurship education. Through funded research projects, keynote contributions, and collaborative networks, she continues to advocate for transformative educational models that link creativity, empathy, and sustainability with enterprise and social responsibility, making significant contributions to the evolution of entrepreneurship as a force for inclusive and regenerative change.

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Featured Publications

Murray, T. (2026). FoxLodge – A subconscious journey into early entrepreneurial education. In Reimagining education through entrepreneurship: An international showcase of leadership and collaboration to education for a sustainable future.

Murray, T., & Higgins, D. (2023). Introduction – Learning to see nothing but seeking to gain everything: Entrepreneurship research as an artistic process of inquiry. In Nurturing modalities of inquiry in entrepreneurship research: Seeing the world through the eyes of those who research.

Higgins, D., & Murray, T. (2025, November 7). Expressing inner dialogues of teaching experience: Writing as a path to emancipation and growth. Innovations in Education and Teaching International.

Murray, T., Jalbert, S., & Nagel, S. (2025, May). Democratising entrepreneurial education – Leveraging familiar pedagogical approaches to empower preschool, primary, and secondary (K-12) school teachers. Paper presented at the 3E Conference.

Murray, T., & Higgins, D. (2024, November). Writing out of darkness… finding light and emancipation through entrepreneurship educator self-dialogical practice. Paper presented at the RENT Conference.

Yunjie Zhang | Orthopedic | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yunjie Zhang | Orthopedic | Best Researcher Award

Surgeon | LMU Clinic Munich | Germany

Dr. Yunjie Zhang is a dedicated medical researcher whose work focuses on clinical and translational medicine, with particular expertise in surgical anatomy, orthopedic morphology, and molecular oncology. His research explores the relationship between anatomical variations and surgical outcomes, as well as the integration of molecular mechanisms into clinical diagnostics and therapeutic decision-making. His scientific contributions include studies on the surgical epicondylar axis and femoral morphology in osteoarthritic patients, which have provided new insights into the anatomical variability affecting prosthetic design and surgical alignment. Additionally, his research on microRNA–mRNA interactions in thyroid cancer demonstrates a strong command of bioinformatics and molecular biology, bridging clinical observation with genomic data analysis. Dr. Zhang combines advanced analytical skills in SPSS and R with a rigorous approach to evidence-based medicine and data interpretation. Alongside his research, he has participated in specialized surgical and academic training programs, contributing to both experimental and clinical environments. His professional experience reflects a balance between technical precision in surgery and innovative inquiry in medical science. As a scholar in Germany, he aims to further advance multidisciplinary collaboration, promote integrative research in musculoskeletal and cancer biology, and contribute to global medical knowledge through publication and academic engagement.

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Featured Publications

Ehrnthaller, C., Hoxhaj, K., Manz, K., Zhang, Y., Fürmetz, J., Böcker, W., & Linhart, C. (2024). Preventing atrophic long-bone nonunion: Retrospective analysis at a Level I trauma center. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 13(7), 2071.

Linhart, C., Mehrens, D., Gellert, L. M., Ehrnthaller, C., Gleich, J., Lampert, C., Lerchenberger, M., Böcker, W., Neuerburg, C., & Zhang, Y. (2023). Gluteal muscle fatty atrophy: An independent risk factor for surgical treatment in elderly patients diagnosed with type-III fragility fractures of the pelvis. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 12(22), 6966.

Zhang, Y., Huber, P., Praetner, M., Zöllner, A., Holdt, L., Khandoga, A., & Lerchenberger, M. (2023). Serine proteases mediate leukocyte recruitment and hepatic microvascular injury in the acute phase following extended hepatectomy. Microcirculation, 30(1), e12796.

Zhang, Y., et al. (2020). Inhibition of USP14 and UCH37 deubiquitinating activity by b-AP15 as a potential therapy for tumors with p53 deficiency. Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy, 5(1), 14.

Zhang, Y., et al. (2020). Inhibition of USP14 deubiquitinating activity as a potential therapy for tumors with p53 deficiency. Molecular Therapy – Oncolytics, 16, 47–56.

Mehmetali Kasim | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Mehmetali Kasim | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Nigde Omer Halisdemir Universitesi | Turkey

Assist. Prof. Dr. Mehmetali Kasim at the Department of Economics, specializing in Economic History at Nigde Omer Halisdemir University. His academic work bridges the fields of international political economy, Asian development, and Eurasian regional studies, with a strong focus on China’s geopolitical strategies, Central Asia’s economic transformation, and the socio-political dynamics of Turkistan. He has published widely in high-impact international journals such as The Pacific Review, Third World Quarterly, and Ethnic and Racial Studies, addressing topics including global power shifts, demographic engineering, and identity politics in China’s western regions. His research also explores the comparative economic rise of China and India, examining their influence on global trade, regional alliances, and economic dependencies. Dr. Kasim has contributed chapters to numerous academic volumes on global transformations, Eurasian geopolitics, and the socio-economic evolution of Asian states. He has presented his research at international conferences on topics such as China’s rapid economic ascent, Central Asian development, and post-Soviet regional power realignments. His work reflects a multidisciplinary approach that integrates economics, history, and political analysis to understand shifting power structures across Eurasia. Through his scholarly publications, edited works, and mentorship of graduate students, he contributes significantly to advancing research on globalization, development policy, and Asian geopolitical strategies in the 21st century.

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Featured Publications

Kasim, M. (2019). Engagement to rivalry: American relations with China since the end of the Cold War. Journal of Social and Political Sciences, 2(4), 32.

Kasim, M. (2021). Chinese oppressive policies towards the Muslims in East Turkistan. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, 41(1), 62–77.

Maımaıtıalı, K. (2020). Orta Asya’nın ekonomik gelişimi: Kuşak ve Yol Girişimi’nin getirdiği fırsatlar ve zorluklar. Uluslararası Türk Dünyası Araştırmaları Dergisi, 3(2), 55–73.

Kasım, M. (2020). Bağımsızlıkları sonrasında Çin ve Hindistan’ın ikili ilişkilerinin gelişimi ve Avrasya stratejileri. Türkiye Sosyal Araştırmalar Dergisi, 24(3), 547–563.

Kasım, M. (2021). Orta Asya ülkelerinde kalkınma politikaları ve ekonomik gelişme. In Bağımsızlıklarının 30. yılında Türk Devletleri: Ekonomik, politik ve sosyal boyutlar (pp. 31–62).

Zhi Yang | Luminescence Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Zhi Yang | Luminescence Materials | Best Researcher Award

Zhengzhou University | China

Prof. Dr. Zhi Yang is a National Distinguished Young Professor in the Department of Physics at Zhengzhou University, China. His research lies at the intersection of nanomaterials, optoelectronics, and radiation detection, with a particular focus on the synthesis and luminescence properties of semiconductor nanocrystals, including CdX, PbX, and perovskite and lead-free halides. He investigates exciton engineering, coupling-dependent energy transfer, and charge-transfer mechanisms in nanocrystal heterostructures, as well as the development of advanced scintillator materials for X-ray imaging. Dr. Yang earned his Ph.D. in Electronics Science and Technology from Xi’an Jiaotong University and previously served as Associate Professor at both Xi’an Jiaotong University and Zhengzhou University. He has completed a visiting research period at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, collaborating with Prof. Jinsong Huang. He leads several prestigious national projects, including the “Young Top-notch Talent of the National Ten-Thousand Talent Program,” and has received multiple awards, such as the Shaanxi Natural Science Award and the Science and Technology Award of Shaanxi Province. Dr. Yang has authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications in top journals such as Nature Communications, Advanced Materials, ACS Nano, and Nano Letters, contributing significantly to the fields of perovskite nanocrystals, quantum dot scintillators, and high-resolution radiation detection. His pioneering work continues to advance the understanding and application of nanocrystal-based optoelectronic and imaging materials.

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Featured Publications

Wang, Q., Wang, X., Yang, Z., Zhou, N., Deng, Y., Zhao, J., Xiao, X., Rudd, P., … (2019). Efficient sky-blue perovskite light-emitting diodes via photoluminescence enhancement. Nature Communications, 10(1), 5633.

Yang, Z., Dou, J., Kou, S., Dang, J., Ji, Y., Yang, G., Wu, W. Q., Kuang, D. B., & Wang, M. (2020). Multifunctional phosphorus‐containing Lewis acid and base passivation enabling efficient and moisture‐stable perovskite solar cells. Advanced Functional Materials, 30(15), 1910710.

Lao, X., Yang, Z., Su, Z., Wang, Z., Ye, H., Wang, M., Yao, X., & Xu, S. (2018). Luminescence and thermal behaviors of free and trapped excitons in cesium lead halide perovskite nanosheets. Nanoscale, 10(21), 9949–9956.

Deng, J., Li, J., Yang, Z., & Wang, M. (2019). All-inorganic lead halide perovskites: A promising choice for photovoltaics and detectors. Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 7(40), 12415–12440.

Yang, Z., Wang, M., Qiu, H., Yao, X., Lao, X., Xu, S., Lin, Z., Sun, L., & Shao, J. (2018). Engineering the exciton dissociation in quantum‐confined 2D CsPbBr₃ nanosheet films. Advanced Functional Materials, 28(14), 1705908.

David Higgins | Entrepreneurship | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. David Higgins | Entrepreneurship | Best Researcher Award

Senior Lecturer | University of Liverpool | United Kingdom

Dr. David Higgins is a distinguished academic and thought leader in the fields of entrepreneurship, executive education, and management. His research explores innovative pedagogical practices, narrative inquiry, and action learning to enhance entrepreneurship and management education, promoting critical reflection, inclusivity, and sustainability. He has authored numerous scholarly works, including journal articles, book chapters, and edited volumes, with publications appearing in leading international journals. His academic contributions challenge conventional paradigms, fostering deeper engagement between theory and practice in entrepreneurial learning. As an Associate Editor and guest editor for multiple international journals, he has influenced contemporary debates on management education and research methods. Dr. Higgins has also played a pivotal role in developing and delivering academic programmes at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels, mentoring a significant number of doctoral researchers to completion. His leadership extends to professional and academic networks, where he has served as a board member, vice president, and conference chair for major scholarly associations. Recognised for his scholarly excellence and pedagogical innovation, he has received multiple awards for research, teaching, and peer reviewing. Beyond academia, he actively engages with industry partners to integrate practical insights into enterprise education and leadership development. Through his editorial work, mentorship, and thought-provoking scholarship, Dr. Higgins continues to shape the global discourse on entrepreneurship education, contributing to a more reflexive, engaged, and sustainable approach to management learning and research.

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Featured Publications

Higgins, D. (2025). Entrepreneurship educators in an age of climate and ecological breakdown. Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy.

Higgins, D. (2025). Developing the future scholarship of entrepreneurship education: Exploring educator authenticity through practice and identity—celebrating 10 years of the 3E conference. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Research.

Higgins, D. (2025). Editorial: Learning from management education researchers.

Higgins, D. (2025). Twenty years of action learning: Research and practice.

Francis Collombet | Composite materials | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Francis Collombet | Composite materials | Best Researcher Award

Professor Emeritus | Toulouse University | France

Prof. Francis Collombet is a distinguished materials scientist and civil engineer recognized for his pioneering contributions to the study of concrete and composite materials under complex loading conditions. His research focuses on understanding material damage mechanisms, high strain-rate behavior, and the mechanical performance of advanced composites used in engineering and industrial applications. Over his career, he has published extensively in international peer-reviewed journals and contributed to numerous collective works, patents, and international conferences, reflecting his sustained impact on the global research community. His expertise spans composite impact experimentation and modeling, innovative drilling and repair techniques for composite structures, and the application of optical fiber technologies with Bragg gratings for structural health monitoring. As a highly experienced academic and research supervisor, he has guided numerous doctoral candidates and contributed significantly to the advancement of knowledge in material behavior, durability, and performance optimization. His work integrates experimental, analytical, and technological perspectives, bridging the gap between material science and applied civil engineering. Recognized for both academic excellence and mentorship, Professor Collombet continues to influence the field through interdisciplinary research collaborations, innovative methodologies, and a commitment to advancing sustainable and resilient material solutions for modern infrastructure and engineering systems.

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Featured Publications

Saihi, M. H., Sassi, S., Collombet, F., Grunevald, Y.-H., & Davila, Y. (2025, September). Multi-instrumented technological evaluator for elastic properties identification in bio-based tertiary packaging. Journal of Composite Materials.

Paccou, T., Collombet, F., Rouquand, A., Crouzeix, L., Davila, Y., & Grunevald, Y. H. (2025, September 4). Experimental and numerical study of near-field explosion with small charges on composite structure. Journal of Dynamic Behavior of Materials.

Saihi, M. H., Sassi, S., Collombet, F., Grunevald, Y.-H., Davila, Y., & Zitoune, R. (2024, November). Elastic properties identification of a bio-based material in tertiary packaging: Tools and methods development. Journal of Composite Materials.

Collombet, F., Torres, M., Douchin, B., Crouzeix, L., Grunevald, Y.-H., Lubin, J., Camps, T., Jacob, X., Luyckx, G., & Wu, K.-T. (2020). Multi-instrumentation monitoring for the curing process of a composite structure. Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation.

Hejjaji, A., Zitoune, R., Toubal, L., Crouzeix, L., & Collombet, F. (2019). Influence of controlled depth abrasive water jet milling on the fatigue behavior of carbon/epoxy composites. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing.

Dita | Political Geography | Young Researcher Award

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Ms. Dita | Political Geography | Young Researcher Award

Researcher | University of Ostrava | Czech Republic

Dita is a researcher specializing in hybrid threats, foreign interference, and political narratives, with a strong interdisciplinary background combining political geography, security studies, and communication. Her research focuses on geopolitical risks, particularly in post-Soviet regions such as Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, where she explores the mechanisms through which external actors, including Russia, influence governance, infrastructure, and social resilience. She applies scenario analysis, horizon scanning, and cross-domain data methodologies to assess hybrid and disinformation campaigns affecting state stability and policy processes. Dita has contributed to academic and policy-oriented projects addressing foreign interference, strategic vulnerabilities, and the resilience of democratic institutions. Her work bridges academic inquiry and applied policy analysis, producing peer-reviewed publications and insights relevant to European and regional security frameworks. She has been involved in international collaborations on hybrid threats and strategic communication, developing tools to enhance societal awareness and institutional preparedness. Her scholarly interests encompass the intersection of political influence, security culture, and communication strategies, with particular attention to the narratives propagated by political parties and movements aligned with authoritarian regimes. Through her academic and professional activities, she contributes to understanding and mitigating complex hybrid threats across Europe and its neighboring regions, supporting evidence-based policymaking and fostering resilience against disinformation and external manipulation.

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Featured Publications

Sutterová, D., & Kopecek, V. (2025). Hybrid threats in Georgia: The influence of Kremlin-linked political parties in the port of Anaklia. Problems of Post-Communism. Advance online publication.

Sutterova, D. (2024). Shifting narratives of the Alternative for Germany.

Palash Mandal | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Palash Mandal | Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Charusat | India

Prof. Palash Mandal is a Professor of Biological Sciences at the P. D. Patel Institute of Applied Sciences, CHARUSAT University. His research primarily focuses on the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying liver diseases, with particular emphasis on alcoholic and nonalcoholic fatty liver disorders. He investigates oxidative stress, inflammation, gut microbiota modulation, and toll-like receptor signaling to identify potential therapeutic targets for hepatic inflammation and fibrosis. His work also explores the role of cytokines, innate immunity, and apoptosis in liver pathology, as well as the development of biomarkers and proteomic profiling for liver diseases. In addition, his research extends to studying metabolic disorders such as obesity and diabetes, especially their interplay with liver dysfunction. Prof. Mandal has published extensively in high-impact journals, contributing to advancements in hepatology, molecular biosciences, and inflammation biology. He has been actively involved in several funded research projects supported by national science agencies and has supervised numerous PhD and postgraduate students. Beyond research, he holds significant editorial responsibilities as Associate or Academic Editor for several international journals, including Frontiers in Gastroenterology, PLOS ONE, Mediators of Inflammation, and Discovery Applied Sciences. His professional affiliations span leading scientific societies such as the Society for Leukocyte Biology, the International Society for Hepatic Sinusoidal Research, and the Indian National Association for the Study of the Liver. Prof. Mandal’s scientific contributions bridge fundamental biology and clinical relevance, aiming to develop innovative therapeutic strategies for liver-related and metabolic diseases.

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Featured Publications

Gori, P. V., Raval, M., Patel, S., Patel, A., Solanki, N., Patel, P., Nandpal, M., Mandal, P., & Aghara, H. (2025, December). Argyreia nervosa (Brum.f.) Bojer. alleviates diabetes mellitus-induced male infertility. Molecular Biology Reports.

Sonavane, B., Chadha, P., Andhare, P., Dube, S., Singh, N. K., Mandal, P., Amin, S., & Madamwar, D. (2025, November). Phycoerythrin from Aulosira fertilissima: A bioactive macromolecule for longevity and neuroprotection in SH-SY5Y cells and Caenorhabditis elegans. Biocatalysis and Agricultural Biotechnology.

Sharma, D., Vaishnav, B. S., Pandey, N., & Mandal, P. (2025, September 30). Hepatic steatosis: Associated rs2954029 and rs2605100 genetic factors in an Indian population. Discover Applied Sciences.

Chadha, P., Aghara, H., Johnson, D., Sharma, D., Odedara, M., Patel, M., Kumar, H., Thiruvenkatam, V., & Mandal, P. (2025, July). Gardenin A alleviates alcohol-induced oxidative stress and inflammation in HepG2 and Caco2 cells via AMPK/Nrf2 pathway. Bioorganic Chemistry.

Aghara, H., Samanta, S., Patel, M., Chadha, P., Patel, D., Jha, A., & Mandal, P. (2025, July 9). Silver nanoparticles synthesized from Enicostemma littorale exhibit gut tight junction restoration and hepatoprotective activity via regulation of the inflammatory pathway. Pharmaceutics, 17(7), 895.

Sangue Fotso Robert | Management | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Sangue Fotso Robert | Management | Best Researcher Award

University Of Yaounde II | Cameroon

Prof. Dr. Sangue Fotso Robert is a distinguished Professor and Researcher in Management Sciences with extensive expertise in governance, finance, entrepreneurship, accounting, and organizational control. His research explores key dimensions of corporate governance, entrepreneurial dynamics, social economy, and sustainable development in the African context, particularly focusing on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Cameroon. As Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management at the University of Ébolowa and Director of the LADOP Laboratory at the University of Yaoundé II, he has contributed significantly to academic leadership, doctoral supervision, and institutional development. His scholarly work, published in reputable journals such as Revue Internationale de PME, Management & Avenir, Mondes en Développement, and Recherche en Sciences de Gestion, addresses themes including corporate social responsibility, entrepreneurial risk, intergenerational business transmission, and digital transformation among emerging entrepreneurs. Beyond academia, he has served as an expert consultant in organizational management, budgeting, and auditing for various public and private institutions, supporting projects on governance reform, entrepreneurship promotion, and sustainable economic growth. He has also played an active role in international collaborations between African and European universities and contributed to policy dialogues on the social economy and SME development. His professional experience combines academic excellence with practical engagement, positioning him as a leading voice in advancing management science and fostering innovation driven development across Cameroon and Sub Saharan Africa.

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Featured Publications

Sangué-Fotso, R. (2018). Perception de la RSE par les dirigeants de PME camerounaises. Revue internationale PME, 31(1), 129–155.

Sangué-Fotso, R. (2011). L’efficacité de la structure de contrôle des entreprises camerounaises [Doctoral dissertation, Université de Franche-Comté].

Sangué-Fotso, R., & Wamba, H. (2017). Perception de la performance par leurs dirigeants: le cas des PME camerounaises. Question(s) de management, 18(3), 155–171.

Sangué-Fotso, R. (2015). Qualité de l’audit et réduction des scandales financiers en contexte camerounais. Revue de Management et de Stratégie, 2(1), 1–17.

Pigé, B., & Sangué-Fotso, R. (2014). La représentation de la performance des entreprises dans un contexte de faillite de la normalisation: le cas du Cameroun. Management & Avenir, 70(4), 115–133.