Quan Zhang | Pharmaceutics | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Quan Zhang | Pharmaceutics | Research Excellence Award

Chengdu Medical College | China

Dr. Quan Zhang is an accomplished pharmaceutical scientist recognized for his contributions to targeted drug delivery and drugability optimization. His research focuses on developing advanced delivery platforms for tumor immunotherapy, brain disorders, and arthritis, along with improving the pharmacokinetic and therapeutic profiles of polyphenolic compounds and traditional Chinese medicine formulations. He has led numerous competitive research projects, including national-level grants and industry collaborations, and has played a key role in advancing both basic and applied pharmaceutical studies. His work has resulted in a substantial body of high-impact publications, several invention patents, and contributions to academic textbooks. Dr. Zhang has made notable advances in biomimetic nanomedicine, tumor microenvironment–responsive therapeutics, and innovative formulations for alcohol intoxication management, including the discovery of novel active compounds and the development of commercial health products. His research outcomes have influenced the fields of cancer therapy, neurodegenerative disease treatment, and anti-inflammatory drug strategies, integrating molecular design with translational pharmaceutical technology. He has been recognized through talent programs and scientific awards, reflecting his leadership in pharmaceutics and his impact on interdisciplinary drug research.

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Featured Publications

Zhang, Q., et al. (2024). Current advances in biomimetic drug delivery system for targeted therapy of rheumatoid arthritis. Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B.

Zhang, Q., et al. (2024). Co-delivery nanoparticle targeting CAF for simultaneous activating T cell plus NK cell attack in solid tumor. Journal of Controlled Release.

Deng, C., Zhang, Q., Jia, M., Zhao, J., Sun, X., Gong, T., & Zhang, Z. (2019). Tumors and their microenvironment dual-targeting chemotherapy with local immune adjuvant therapy for effective antitumor immunity against breast cancer. Advanced Science, 6, 1801868.

Deng, C., Zhang, Q., He, P., Zhou, B., He, K., Sun, X., Lei, G., Gong, T., & Zhang, Z. (2021). Targeted apoptosis of macrophages and osteoclasts in arthritic joints is effective against advanced inflammatory arthritis. Nature Communications, 12, 2174.

Mao, J., Liu, X., Zhang, L., Chen, Y., Zhou, S., Liu, Y., Ye, J., Xu, X., & Zhang, Q. (2024). Self-nanoemulsifying drug delivery system of morin: A new approach for combating acute alcohol intoxication. International Journal of Nanomedicine, 19, 10569–10588.

Mozhgan Sepahvandian | Computational Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mozhgan Sepahvandian | Computational Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Iranian | Iran

Dr. Mozhgan Sepahvandian is a dedicated researcher in inorganic chemistry, contributing to the advancement of materials science through innovative approaches in synthesis, characterization, and application-driven design of inorganic compounds. Her scientific focus spans functional materials, catalytic systems, coordination chemistry, and metal-based structures with potential relevance across energy, environmental, and biomedical domains. She has completed numerous research projects demonstrating strong analytical insight, experimental precision, and a commitment to solving complex chemical challenges. Her publication record includes contributions to peer-reviewed journals indexed in leading scientific databases, reflecting the relevance and impact of her findings within the research community. With active involvement in multiple collaborative scientific initiatives, Dr. Sepahvandian integrates interdisciplinary perspectives into her work, enhancing the applicability of her research outcomes. She has contributed to scientific knowledge through studies exploring structural behavior, reactivity patterns, and advanced material performance, supporting the development of sustainable and efficient chemical solutions. Her engagement in scholarly activities includes reviewing literature, participating in knowledge-exchange platforms, and interacting with researchers across diverse domains. She maintains a strong interest in exploring new inorganic frameworks, optimizing synthesis pathways, and extending the utility of inorganic materials toward emerging technological needs. Her research contributions reflect a clear commitment to scientific excellence, innovation, and the continuous expansion of chemical knowledge, positioning her as a promising and impactful scientist in her field.

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Featured Publications

Sepahvandian, M., & Zabardasti, A. (2025). Computational study of dacarbazine–amino acid interactions. Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics.

Sepahvandian, M., & Zabardasti, A. (2025). Exploring limonene adsorption on magnesium and selenium doped AlP nanosheets: A DFT study. Computational Condensed Matter, 33, e01094.

Sepahvandian, M., Abd Al-Aama, Z. M., Al-Masoudi, H. Q., & Zabardasti, A. (2025). Theoretical investigation of optical properties of adducts of Aun and Cun (n = 1–3) with free base porphyrins. Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Ethiopia, 39(9).

Katarzyna Blochowiak | Temporomandibular Joints | Most Shared Article Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Katarzyna Blochowiak | Temporomandibular Joints | Most Shared Article Award

Poznan University of Medical Sciences | Poland

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Katarzyna Blochowiak is a dental surgeon and periodontology specialist whose research focuses on the diagnostic and clinical significance of salivary biomarkers, particularly in relation to oral and systemic autoimmune conditions. Her work explores the etiology and diagnostic pathways of Sjögren’s syndrome, xerostomia, and other salivary gland disorders, with a strong emphasis on understanding the immunological and functional mechanisms underlying dry mouth, salivary dysfunction, and inflammatory oral diseases. She contributes to advancing minimally invasive diagnostic methods by examining saliva as a non-invasive biological medium for early disease detection and monitoring. Her research extends to the surgical management of oral conditions, integrating clinical expertise with translational approaches that link oral pathology to systemic health. She has authored studies on temporomandibular disorders in patients with autoimmune conditions, the coexistence of xerostomia and focal lymphocytic sialadenitis in Sjögren’s syndrome, and complex diagnostic challenges such as Miescher’s cheilitis. Her work highlights the interplay between oral mucosal diseases, salivary gland dysfunction, and autoimmune processes, contributing to improved diagnostic accuracy, patient outcomes, and interdisciplinary understanding between dentistry, rheumatology, and immunology. In addition to her research contributions, she has served as a peer reviewer for international journals, reflecting her active engagement in scholarly evaluation and scientific quality assurance across her field.

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Featured Publications

Wydra-Karbarz, A., Guzera, Z., Batko, B., Moskal, M., & Błochowiak, K. (2025). Temporomandibular disorders in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14(20), 7381.

Błochowiak, K., Kraiz, A., Bowszyc-Dmochowska, M., Paszyńska, E., & Jenerowicz, D. (2025). Miescher’s cheilitis as a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge—A case report. Medicina, 61(2), 299.

Błochowiak, K. (2024). Co-existence of dry mouth, xerostomia, and focal lymphocytic sialadenitis in patients with Sjögren’s syndrome. Applied Sciences, 14(13), 5451.

Belen Cueto Martin | Physical Education | Research Excellence Distinction Award

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Ms. Belen Cueto Martin | Physical Education | Research Excellence Distinction Award

Facultad de Ciencias del Deporte, Granada | Spain

Ms. Belen Cueto Martin is a researcher and academic specializing in sports science, physical education, health promotion through sport, and the physiological and motivational determinants of athletic performance. Her work focuses on the evaluation of training processes, assessment of physical conditioning, psychophysiological responses to sport participation, and the role of educational models in shaping motivation and engagement among students and athletes. She has contributed extensively to studies examining motivational regulation, basic psychological needs in sport education, and the influence of innovative pedagogical methodologies on student outcomes. Her research also explores health-related initiatives in national and international sports federations, particularly within swimming, highlighting the challenges and responsibilities of these organizations in promoting athlete well-being and public health. She has collaborated on multidisciplinary investigations addressing the impact of fortified nutrition on cognitive performance in youth, the effects of joint physical activity programs on family health, and the analysis of physical performance indicators among adolescents. Additionally, her scholarly contributions extend to the study of eating disorder risks in young athletes, especially within female basketball populations, helping to advance early detection and preventive approaches within youth sport. Her expertise is further reflected in work evaluating warm-up strategies, altitude-training physiological markers, and psychometric tools for assessing physical education environments. Through consistent involvement in academic research groups, scientific collaborations, and international dissemination, Belén Cueto-Martín has established a strong profile in applied sport science, educational innovation in physical activity, and evidence-based health promotion in athletic contexts.

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Featured Publications

Valenzuela-Farias, K. I., de la Cruz-Márquez, J. C., Ávila-Cabreja, J. A., Cueto-Martín, M. B., & Siquier-Coll, J. (2025). Prevalence and risk factors for eating disorders in adolescent female basketball players. Nutrients.

Valenzuela-Farias, K. I., de la Cruz-Márquez, J. C., Ávila-Cabreja, J. A., Cueto-Martín, B., & Siquier-Coll, J. (2025). Incidence of eating disorders in female basketball players aged 10 to 18 years in Grenada: An exploratory pilot study. Preprints.

Burgueño, R., Cueto-Martín, B., Morales-Ortiz, E., & Medina-Casaubón, J. (2020). Influence of sport education on high school students’ motivational response: A gender perspective. Retos.

Burgueño, R., Cueto-Martín, B., Morales-Ortíz, E., & Medina-Casaubón, J. (2020). Influence of sport education on high school students’ motivational response: A gender perspective. Retos. Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-85078771078

Burgueño, R., Morales-Ortíz, E., Macarro-Moreno, J., Medina-Casaubón, J., & Cueto-Martín, B. (2020). Effects of the “MAMI Deporte®” family sports program on parents’ motivation towards sport participation: A randomized controlled intervention. Sustainability, 12(18).

Tun Naw Sut | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tun Naw Sut | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Sungkyunkwan University | South Korea

Dr. Tun Naw Sut is a nanomedicine and chemical engineering researcher whose work integrates biomimetic membrane science, lipid nanoarchitectonics, and advanced biointerface engineering to address challenges in diagnostics, biosensing, and therapeutic design. His research focuses on constructing lipid-based biomimetic membrane platforms, investigating lipid self-assembly mechanisms, and elucidating how lipid–protein and lipid–nanomaterial interactions influence membrane structure, stability, and function. He has made notable contributions to understanding antimicrobial lipid mixtures, multivalency-driven membrane deformation, cholesterol-dependent membrane behavior, and the mechanobiology of extracellular vesicle mimetics. His extensive publication record spans high-impact journals in nanotechnology, materials science, and biointerfaces, demonstrating expertise in supported lipid bilayers, bicelle-mediated membrane fabrication, plasmonic biosensing platforms, antiviral lipid systems, and membrane-disruptive nanostructures. Professionally, he has engaged in interdisciplinary research environments advancing membrane technologies for biosensing, virus detection, antimicrobial strategies, and therapeutic delivery. He has also contributed to scientific leadership as a guest editor and topic editor in reputable journals, supporting the dissemination of emerging work in biomimicry, functional materials, and membrane science. His research portfolio reflects robust experience in experimental design, membrane characterization, microfluidic lipid nanoparticle development, and the translation of lipid-based systems toward diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

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Featured Publications

Sut, T. N., Yoon, B. K., & Jackman, J. A. (2025). Synergistic membrane disruption of E. coli tethered lipid bilayers by antimicrobial lipid mixtures. Biomimetics, 10(11), Article 739.

Sut, T. N., & Yoon, B. K. (2024). Editorial for the Special Issue: “Biomimicry and Functional Materials—First, Second, and Third Editions”. Biomimetics, 9(7), 437.

Moon, S., Sut, T. N., Yoon, B. K., & Jackman, J. A. (2024). Unraveling how antimicrobial lipid mixtures disrupt virus-mimicking lipid vesicles: A QCM-D study. Biomimetics, 9(2), 67.

Sut, T. N., Jackman, J. A., & Cho, N.-J. (2023). Cholesterol-enriched hybrid lipid bilayer formation on inverse phosphocholine lipid-functionalized titanium oxide surfaces. Biomimetics, 8(8), 588.

Park, H., Sut, T. N., Yoon, B. K., Zhdanov, V. P., Kim, J. W., Cho, N.-J., & Jackman, J. A. (2022). Multivalency-induced shape deformation of nanoscale lipid vesicles: Size-dependent membrane bending effects. Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 13.

Taehyou Oh | Analog | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Taehyou Oh | Analog | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Kwangwoon University | South Korea

Prof. Dr. Taehyou Oh is an accomplished scholar in high-speed integrated circuit design with distinguished expertise in advanced I/O architectures, equalization techniques, and multi-channel communication systems. His research centers on high-performance high-speed I/O circuits, including MIMO-based equalization, crosstalk cancellation, far-end crosstalk suppression, adaptive calibration algorithms, and low-power high-data-rate transceiver architectures for next-generation memory and chip-to-chip interfaces. He has made influential contributions to the development of multichannel I/O systems, including innovative analog-IIR receiver designs, FIR transmit drivers, quadrature DFE verification frameworks, and architectures employing signal reutilization for enhanced bandwidth efficiency. His work integrates deep theoretical modeling, algorithm development, mixed-signal circuit implementation, and prototype validation in advanced CMOS technologies. Prof. Oh has authored widely cited journal articles in leading venues such as the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits and has delivered multiple award-winning conference papers presenting breakthroughs in MIMO equalization and high-speed I/O performance optimization. He is also the author of a specialized monograph on multi-channel high-speed I/O circuits published by an international scientific press. His professional experience spans academic research laboratories and global semiconductor companies, where he contributed to channel modeling, timing analysis, and high-speed link verification for advanced computing systems. His technical skill set includes analog and mixed-signal IC design, behavioral modeling, high-frequency simulation, algorithmic prototyping, and expertise with industry-standard tools such as Cadence, ADS, and MATLAB. Prof. Oh’s work continues to shape the evolution of high-speed interface technologies and next-generation communication solutions.

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Featured Publications

Oh, T., & Harjani, R. (2013). A 12-Gb/s multichannel I/O using MIMO crosstalk cancellation and signal reutilization in 65-nm CMOS. IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, 48(6), 1383–1397.

Oh, T., & Harjani, R. (2011). A 6-Gb/s MIMO crosstalk cancellation scheme for high-speed I/Os. IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, 46(8), 1843–1856.

Oh, T., & Harjani, R. (2010). A 5 Gb/s 2×2 MIMO crosstalk cancellation scheme for high-speed I/Os. In Proceedings of the IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (pp. 1–4).

Oh, T., Ward, D., & Dutton, R. (1980). IEEE JSSC (SC-15, 636–643). IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits.

Oh, T., & Harjani, R. (2015). Adaptive techniques for joint optimization of XTC and DFE loop gain in high-speed I/O. ETRI Journal, 37(5), 906–916.

Tomasz Lechowicz | Economics | Innovative Research Award

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Mr. Tomasz Lechowicz | Economics | Innovative Research Award

Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu National Louis University | Poland

Mr. Tomasz Lechowicz is an economist whose research focuses on the financial mechanisms shaping real estate markets, with particular emphasis on comparative analyses between Poland, the United Kingdom and Central and Eastern Europe. His work explores how monetary policy, banking supervision, interest rates and financial crises influence housing markets, mortgage accessibility and property financing structures. He has authored books examining the role of financial institutions in real estate market dynamics and published numerous peer-reviewed articles on residential and commercial property financing, housing loans, securitization, the macroeconomic determinants of property cycles and the impact of financial sector decisions on market stability. His research often integrates empirical data with institutional analysis, offering insights into how central banking strategies and regulatory frameworks affect market behaviour, household financing capacity and enterprise investment conditions. Beyond academic contributions, he has accumulated extensive managerial experience across international production, logistics and service sectors, allowing him to combine theoretical economic perspectives with practical organizational knowledge. His professional background includes operational leadership, shift management, team coordination and process optimization in diverse industries. In academia, he teaches subjects related to management, finance, economics, corporate finance, banking, logistics and human resource management, bridging research expertise with applied teaching. His interdisciplinary approach, combining real-world managerial insight with scholarly analysis of financial systems and property markets, positions him as a specialist in understanding how economic policies translate into market outcomes and how organizational efficiency affects competitiveness. He continues to contribute to academic discourse through research, teaching and engagement with institutional and market analyses.

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Featured Publications

Kozlovskyi, S., Dluhopolskyi, O., Kozlovskyi, V., Sabat, A., Lechowicz, T., Zayukov, I., & Oliinyk, L. (2025). Assessment of the association between industrial production indicators and business expectations: Implications for sustainable economic development. Sustainability, 17(22), 10087.

Borysiak, O., Brych, V., Manzhula, V., Lechowicz, T., Dluhopolska, T., & Putsenteilo, P. (2025). Synergy of energy-efficient and low-carbon management of the logistics chains within developing distributed generation of electric power: The EU evidence for Ukraine. Energies, 18(20), 5512.

Liashenko, O., Pavlova, O., Pavlov, K., Lechowicz, T., Szarota, R., Nagara, M., & Hrytsiyk, N. (2025). Unveiling tipping points in European sustainability: A nonlinear MARS approach to people, planet, and prosperity. Sustainability, 17(19), 8692.

Lechowicz, T. (2024). Charakterystyka rynku kredytów mieszkaniowych w Polsce i Wielkiej Brytanii latach 2003–2017. Problems of Economics and Law, 2024(7), Article 520.

Lechowicz, T. (2023). Koniunktura na rynku nieruchomości mieszkaniowych i rynku kredytów mieszkaniowych w Polsce i Wielkiej Brytanii. Problems of Economics and Law, 2023(12), Article 519.

Tadele Buraka | Agricultural science | Editorial Board Member

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Tadele Buraka | Agricultural science | Editorial Board Member

Researcher | Addis Ababa University | Ethiopia

Assist. Prof. Dr. Tadele Buraka is an emerging scholar in environmental science with a focus on soil degradation, watershed dynamics, and land-use change impacts in Ethiopia’s vulnerable landscapes. His research advances the understanding of how shifting land-cover patterns influence soil erosion risks, hydrological processes, and ecological sustainability, particularly within highland watershed systems. Through the integration of GIS, remote sensing, geospatial modelling, and field-based assessments, he develops practical, data-driven insights that support sustainable land management and erosion mitigation strategies. His notable contribution includes examining soil erosion susceptibility in complex terrains, offering evidence-based recommendations for conserving natural resources and guiding policy interventions. His scientific work appears in recognized international journals and has received growing academic attention, reflected in citations from interdisciplinary research communities. In addition to his publication record, he collaborates with researchers across environmental geology, landscape ecology, and natural resource management, strengthening the multidisciplinary relevance of his work. He is committed to generating impactful knowledge that informs decision-making for climate-resilient agriculture, sustainable watershed planning, and environmental protection. His professional experience includes academic roles in teaching and research, where he mentors students, contributes to departmental research initiatives, and engages in community-focused environmental problem solving. Through his applied research, he aims to address pressing environmental challenges by linking scientific evidence with practical land management solutions, positioning his work as a valuable resource for scholars, practitioners, and policy developers working toward the sustainable use of Ethiopia’s natural resources.

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Featured Publication

Buraka, T,. (2024). Assessment of soil erosion risks in response to land-use and land-cover changes in Coka watershed, Southern Ethiopia. Geology, Ecology and Landscapes.

Chen Ru | Climate Change | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Chen Ru | Climate Change | Editorial Board Member

Tsinghua University | China

Dr. Chen Ru is a scholar specializing in ecological economics, environmental management, and climate-related sustainability transitions, with research spanning carbon footprint analysis, agricultural sustainability, and policy-driven environmental performance. His work offers influential insights into how production systems particularly agricultural and food sectors interact with carbon emissions, climate risk, and broader environmental impacts. He has contributed substantially to advancing carbon footprint methodologies, especially through investigations of variable system boundaries, total factor productivity perspectives, and greenhouse gas accounting frameworks across diverse socio-ecological contexts. His studies explore whether agricultural production functions as a carbon sink or source, evaluate climate-neutral pathways for regional agricultural systems, and assess the carbon effects of modern agricultural cooperatives. Beyond agricultural systems, he has examined links between stringent environmental regulations, air pollution, and corporate innovation, revealing how policy design shapes organizational response and environmental outcomes. His research also addresses the role of compensation policies, cooperation mechanisms, and government intervention in enhancing farmers’ livelihood resilience, mitigating risk shocks, and improving cooperative performance under carbon-constrained conditions. Through interdisciplinary approaches blending ecological indicators, cleaner production principles, and environmental policy analysis, Dr. Chen provides actionable knowledge that bridges scientific assessment and real-world decision-making. His scholarly contributions support more sustainable production models, improved environmental governance, and enhanced climate resilience, positioning him as an important voice in the evolution of ecological sustainability and low-carbon development strategies.

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Featured Publications

Chen, R. (2024). Carbon footprint assessment of agricultural production systems under the variable system boundary scenarios. In Carbon Footprint Assessments: Case Studies & Best Practices (pp. 201–236).

Chen, R., & Kong, Y. (2022). Redefine carbon footprint performance with the total factor productivity: A case from a regional food production system. Ecological Indicators, 144, 109540.

Chen, R., & Kong, Y. (2023). A comprehensive review of greenhouse gas based on subject categories. Science of The Total Environment, 866, 161314.

Chen, R., Zhang, R., & Han, H. (2021). Where has carbon footprint research gone? Ecological Indicators, 120, 106882.

Chen, R., Zhang, R., Han, H., & Jiang, Z. (2020). Is farmers’ agricultural production a carbon sink or source?–Variable system boundary and household survey data. Journal of Cleaner Production, 266, 122108.

Shamsa Jabeen | Microbiology | Editorial Board Member

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Mrs. Shamsa Jabeen | Microbiology | Editorial Board Member

Researcher | University of the Punjab | Pakistan

Mrs. Shamsa Jabeen is a zoology researcher whose work centers on probiotic biology, toxicology, and organismal health, with a particular focus on beneficial microbes, natural bioactive compounds, and their restorative effects on animal physiology. Her research contributions span histopathology, microbial applications, and experimental models that explore how locally isolated Lactobacillus species improve growth performance, muscle regeneration, bone development, intestinal health, and enzymatic responses in mammals and aquatic organisms. She has also contributed substantially to understanding the protective potential of Syzygium cumini fruit extracts against fluoride-induced toxicity, demonstrating their ameliorative effects on testis tissue, hepato-nephronal systems, neuromotor activity, erythrocyte integrity, and bone structure in mice. Her studies extend to the growth and health of honeybees and fish through the use of probiotics and organic acids, reflecting an applied interest in enhancing productivity and resilience across species. She has explored the biochemical optimization, acid-bile tolerance, and colony-forming dynamics of Lactobacillus strains, advancing knowledge relevant to functional foods and microbial therapeutics. Her work in food microbiology also includes identifying endospore-forming bacteria in milk and assessing their implications for quality and safety. With publications across zoology, nutrition, food bioscience, and biotechnology, she brings multidisciplinary insight into how microbial and plant-derived interventions can support physiological recovery, performance, and overall organismal well-being. Her research trajectory highlights an integrative approach linking microbiology, animal science, and natural product therapeutics to promote health, sustainability, and improved biological outcomes across systems.

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Featured Publications

Ahmad, K. R., Nauroze, T. N., Raees, K. R., Abbas, T. A., & others. (2012). Protective role of jambul (Syzygium cumini) fruit-pulp extract against fluoride-induced toxicity in mice testis: A histopathological study. Journal name unavailable.

Hasan, A., Qazi, J. I., Muzaffer, N., Jabeen, S., & Hussain, A. (2022). Effect of organic acids and probiotics on growth of Apis mellifera workers. Pakistan Journal of Zoology, 54(6), 2577–2583.

Ahmad, K. R., Noor, S., Jabeen, S., Nauroze, T., Kanwal, M. A., Raees, K., & Abbas, T. (2017). Amelioration by jambul fruit extract of fluoride-induced hepato-nephronal histopathologies and impaired neuromotor capacity in mice. Fluoride, 50(1), 2–?. (Page range incomplete.)

Sharif, A., Ahmed, E., Munawar, M. A., Jabeen, S., Khan, M. A., Begum, R., & others. (2011). Facile syntheses of bioactive 5-arylidenethiobarbituric acids. Journal of the Chemical Society of Pakistan, 33, xx–xx. (Page range unavailable.)

Jabeen, S., & Qazi, J. I. (2023). Oral administration of a locally isolated Lactobacillus rhamnosus (NR_113332.1) improves regeneration of extensor digitorum longus muscle in mice. Nutrition, 114, 112110.