Arash Pakravesh | Physical Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Arash Pakravesh | Physical Chemistry
| Editorial Board Member

Bu-Ali Sina university | Iran

Dr. Arash Pakravesh research focuses extensively on advancing thermodynamic modeling through the development, refinement, and application of SAFT-type equations of state, particularly for complex fluids, supercritical systems, and industrially relevant mixtures. Key contributions include the PρT parameterization of the SAFT equation of state, which introduces an optimized framework for improving accuracy in density, pressure, and temperature predictions across diverse fluid conditions. Additional investigations examine the thermodynamic behavior of supercritical hydrogen using both cubic and SAFT-type models, offering insights essential for hydrogen storage, transportation, and energy technologies. Comparative evaluations involving friction theory, free-volume theory, entropy scaling, and Helmholtz energy scaling viscosity models further demonstrate how coupling these models with PρT-SAFT enhances prediction reliability for ethylene glycols and alkanolamine mixtures. Significant work also explores the modeling of pure, binary, and ternary mixtures of alkanolamines using multiple SAFT versions, contributing valuable data for chemical engineering processes such as gas treatment and solvent design. Moreover, upcoming studies assess the performance of PρT-SAFT, PC-SAFT, CPA, and related equations of state for predicting density, heat capacity, compressibility, speed of sound, and vapor pressure in pure ethylene glycols and their mixtures, collectively advancing the broader understanding of molecular thermodynamics in engineering science.

Featured Publications

Pakravesh, A. (2025). A review of cubic and statistical associating fluid theory equations of state for modeling supercritical hydrogen. Green Technology & Innovation. https://doi.org/10.36922/GTI025290010

Pakravesh, A. (2025). From molecules to industry: The expanding role of SAFT equation of state in engineering science. Clareus Scientific Science and Engineering.

Pakravesh, A., Mohammadi, A. H., & Richon, D. (2025). Modeling of supercritical hydrogen thermodynamic properties using cubic and SAFT type equations of state. The Journal of Supercritical Fluids. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.supflu.2025.106588

İsmail Ibrahim | Neuroscience | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Ismail Ibrahim | Neuroscience | Editorial Board Member

Fenerbahçe University | Turkey

Mr. Ismail Ibrahim is an emerging multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans neurobiology, physiotherapy, public health, clinical neuroscience, oncology, infectious diseases, and evidence-based rehabilitation sciences. His research portfolio includes numerous peer-reviewed publications, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, case reports, and multinational cross-sectional studies addressing critical clinical and epidemiological problems. He has contributed to major studies on post-COVID-19 health challenges, public responses to infectious disease outbreaks, vaccine awareness, and antimicrobial resistance, alongside impactful research on glioblastoma progression, neurodegenerative disorders, immuno-oncology, and advanced diagnostic techniques. His scientific output also extends to innovative investigations on stem-cell-based therapies, neuromodulation interventions such as tDCS and TMS, robotic-assisted rehabilitation technologies, cardiovascular robotic surgery, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, sports performance, and pediatric and adult neurological conditions. He has produced extensive work analyzing cancer outcomes using large clinical databases, explored radiological and thermographic diagnostic tools, and conducted comprehensive reviews on endocrine disorders, metabolic diseases, and neuroimmunological interactions. His submissions further highlight contributions to AI integration in healthcare, high-fidelity surgical simulation, endocrinology, neurorehabilitation, physiotherapy optimization, and global public health threats including Nipah virus and monkeypox. Through his broad research involvement across diverse medical and scientific disciplines, he demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing clinical evidence, improving patient outcomes, and informing healthcare innovation through rigorous, multidisciplinary inquiry.

Featured Publications

Shaheen, N., Shaheen, A., Ramadan, A., Hefnawy, M. T., Ramadan, A., et al. (2023). Appraising systematic reviews: A comprehensive guide to ensuring validity and reliability. Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics, 8, 1268045.

Swed, S., Alibrahim, H., Bohsas, H., Jawish, N., Rais, M. A., Nasif, M. N., Hafez, W., et al. (2023). A multinational cross-sectional study on the awareness and concerns of healthcare providers toward monkeypox and the promotion of the monkeypox vaccination. Frontiers in Public Health, 11, 1153136.

Swed, S., Bohsas, H., Alibrahim, H., Rakab, A., Hafez, W., Sawaf, B., Amir, R. M., et al. (2023). Monkeypox post-COVID-19: Knowledge, worrying, and vaccine adoption in the Arabic general population. Vaccines, 11(4), 759

Toheeb Musliudeen | Macroeconomics | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Toheeb Musliudeen | Macroeconomics | Editorial Board Member

Digital Euro Association | Nigeria

Mr. Toheeb Musliudeen the  researcher’s academic work spans international economics, labour economics, monetary economics, and policy evaluation, with contributions grounded in empirical analysis, quantitative modeling, and evidence-based economic inquiry. Their published and presented studies explore the macroeconomic dynamics of government debt, capital markets, labour markets, unemployment, and productivity within emerging economies, with a particular focus on structural reforms, institutional efficiency, and economic growth trajectories. Their research also investigates classical and contemporary management theories, organizational efficiency, and human capital development as catalysts for improved institutional performance. Through numerous conference papers and proceedings, the researcher has examined Nigeria’s economic structure, the Phillips curve relationship between inflation and unemployment, the prospects and challenges of national economic reforms, and the socio-economic implications of renewable energy adoption. Their ongoing work advances discussions on economic development pathways, digital transformation, macro-financial stability, and policy mechanisms shaping sustainable growth across African economies. Engagement in interdisciplinary platforms further supports research on energy economics, agent-based modeling, financial systems, and global development studies. Their scholarship contributes to contemporary debates on labour dynamics, fiscal sustainability, public sector performance, and the long-term development prospects of emerging markets, reinforcing their role in advancing data-driven, policy-relevant economic research.

Featured Publications

Adebiyi, I., & Musliudeen, T. A. (2023). Impact of government debt on Nigeria’s economy growth. Research Journal in Business and Economics, 1(1), 10–18.

Ani–Nwobodo, E. E., & Musliudeen, T. A. (2024). Impact of unemployment on Nigerian economic growth. In Proceedings of the 12th International Congress on Social, Humanities, Administrative and Educational Sciences. (Pages not provided).

Michael Murimi Njue | Eco-Tourism & Hospitality | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Michael Murimi Njue | Eco-Tourism & Hospitality | Editorial Board Member

Alupe University | Kenya

Dr. Michael Murimi Njue researcher’s scholarly work centers on advancing knowledge in hospitality management, tourism studies, and sustainable service systems, with a strong focus on revenue management, organizational performance, and post-pandemic sector recovery. Their research contributes significantly to understanding how hotel determinants, sustainability strategies, workplace environments, and managerial practices influence financial performance, employee satisfaction, and service delivery within hospitality enterprises. Through empirical and theoretical studies, they have examined determinants of revenue management practices, developed conceptual frameworks for green management adoption, and analyzed workplace factors affecting job satisfaction across hotel categories. Their work also explores post-COVID-19 tourism dynamics in East Africa, food security implications, food hygiene practices, and integration of technology in learning environments. The researcher has engaged in multidisciplinary projects addressing human resource strategies in devolved health systems, sustainability in fast-food enterprises, and the role of organizational support in technology adoption. Their contributions include book chapters, peer-reviewed journal articles, and conference presentations that emphasize quantitative and qualitative methodologies, revenue optimization, tourism sector resilience, and structural equation modelling. Their research supervision further supports emerging scholarship in women’s empowerment in tourism, destination sustainability, workplace performance, and customer experience in service settings, strengthening the academic and practical foundations of hospitality and tourism research.

Featured Publications

Murimi, M., Wadongo, B., & Olielo, T. (2021). Determinants of revenue management practices and their impacts on the financial performance of hotels in Kenya: A proposed theoretical framework. Future Business Journal, 7(1), 2.

Murimi, M., & Wadongo, B. (2021). Application of revenue management practices in star-rated hotels in Kenya. African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure, 10(2), 559–574.

Murimi, M. (2020). Determinants of green management practices in hotels in Kisumu City, Kenya: A theoretical framework. AJPOR Journals.

Murimi, M., Wadongo, B., & Olielo, T. (2021). Mediation role of revenue management practices on the linkage between hotel determinants and financial performance of hotels in Kenya. Open Journal of Business and Management, Special Issue (Organizational and Business Research).

Sakthivel Ramalingam | Computer Science | Editorial Board Member

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Sakthivel Ramalingam | Computer Science | Editorial Board Member

Vellore Institute of Technology Chennai | India

Assist. Prof. Dr. Sakthivel Ramalingamthe researcher’s work spans advanced control theory, nonlinear systems, and complex dynamical networks with a strong emphasis on cyber-physical security, resilient control design, and intelligent fuzzy systems. Their contributions focus on developing robust, finite-time, and event-triggered control and filtering strategies for Takagi–Sugeno fuzzy models, Markovian jump systems, networked control systems, and multi-agent networks subjected to uncertainties, delays, cyber attacks, actuator faults, and communication constraints. Their research advances include designing synchronization mechanisms for fractional-order systems, creating hybrid-triggered and observer-based state estimation methods, and proposing fault-tolerant and non-fragile control algorithms for large-scale intelligent systems. With more than thirty-eight SCIE-indexed publications in high-impact journals such as IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, Neural Networks, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Nonlinear Dynamics, and the Journal of the Franklin Institute, their work significantly contributes to resilient autonomous systems, intelligent vehicles, stochastic complex networks, and distributed optimization. Their research extends to sampled-data control, interval type-2 fuzzy systems, polynomial fuzzy models, semi-Markovian jump systems, and fractional-order complex networks. They also engage in experimental validation, synchronization analysis, and stability theory, aiming to enhance the reliability, safety, and robustness of modern intelligent systems in uncertain and adversarial environments.

Featured Publications

Sakthivel, R., Sakthivel, R., Kaviarasan, B., & Alzahrani, F. (2018). Leader-following exponential consensus of input saturated stochastic multi-agent systems with Markov jump parameters. Neurocomputing, 287, 84–92.

Sakthivel, R., Sakthivel, R., Kaviarasan, B., Lee, H., & Lim, Y. (2019). Finite-time leaderless consensus of uncertain multi-agent systems against time-varying actuator faults. Neurocomputing, 325, 159–171.

Sakthivel, R., Sakthivel, R., Nithya, V., Selvaraj, P., & Kwon, O. M. (2018). Fuzzy sliding mode control design of Markovian jump systems with time-varying delay. Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1–15.

Sakthivel, R., Kwon, O. M., Park, M. J., Choi, S. G., & Sakthivel, R. (2021). Robust asynchronous filtering for discrete-time T–S fuzzy complex dynamical networks against deception attacks. IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, 30(8), 3257–3269.

Varsha Yadav | Material Sciences | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Varsha Yadav | Material Sciences
| Editorial Board Member

Shri Venkateshwara University | India

Dr. Varsha Yadav is a materials science researcher whose work focuses on advanced functional materials, energy harvesting technologies, organic electronics, and optoelectronic device engineering. Her research portfolio includes significant contributions to piezoelectric materials, nanostructured composites, and organic semiconductors, with applications spanning sustainable energy systems, photodetectors, and next-generation electronic devices. Her published studies explore the development and optimization of piezoelectric energy harvesting mechanisms, bridging fundamental material behavior with real-world technological applications. In addition, her research on organic photodiodes—particularly devices based on PTB7-Th:PCBM photoactive layers—demonstrates her commitment to enhancing light-matter interactions, device efficiency, and material performance in flexible and low-cost optoelectronic systems. With more than twenty scientific publications and over two hundred citations, Dr. Yadav has established herself as a steadily growing researcher in emerging material platforms. She frequently collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, contributing to broader scientific advancements in nanomaterials, thin-film technologies, polymer-based devices, and renewable-energy materials. Her work emphasizes both theoretical understanding and experimental innovation, ensuring strong relevance to energy sustainability, sensor engineering, and modern device architecture. Through her continued research, Dr. Yadav aims to advance high-performance materials that support the development of efficient, lightweight, and eco-friendly electronic technologies for future applications.

Featured Publication

 Yadav, V. (2025). Organic photodiode based on PTB7-Th:PCBM as photoactive layer. Indian Journal of Physics.

Akbar Heydari Tashekaboud | Arts and Humanities | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Akbar Heydari Tashekaboud | Arts and Humanities | Editorial Board Member

Shaoxing University | China

Dr. Akbar Heydari is a researcher in geography and urban planning whose work spans urban futures studies, strategic planning, spatial analysis, environmental sustainability, smart city governance, and climate-resilient urban development. His scholarly contributions emphasize the transformation of metropolitan environments through advanced futures studies methodologies, scenario planning, and spatial modeling. He has conducted extensive research on sustainable smart cities, urban resilience, spatial justice, transportation planning, climate change impacts on urban systems, and the strategic management of metropolitan regions. His publications, appearing in international journals, examine topics such as atmospheric pollution modeling, environmental resilience, smart urban governance, land-use change, urban livability, strategic drivers of sustainable development, and regional disparities across Iranian cities. Much of his research integrates GIS, remote sensing, deep learning, and predictive modeling to evaluate spatial transformations, infrastructure distribution, and environmental change. He has contributed significantly to future-oriented analyses of Mashhad, Saqqez, Tehran, Ahvaz, and other metropolitan regions, assessing key drivers in urban sustainability, creative city development, water crisis resilience, and cultural-spatial configurations. His books and collaborative research projects further reflect a strong commitment to sustainable urban governance, transportation development, spatial equity, and long-term strategic planning. Overall, his body of work advances scientific understanding of how cities can adapt to climate challenges, technological change, and evolving socio-spatial dynamics.

Featured Publications

Heydari Tasheh Kabood, S., Hosseini, S. A., & Heydari Tasheh Kabood, A. (2020).
Investigating the effects of climate change on stream flows of Urmia Lake basin in Iran. Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 6(1), 329–339.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s40808-019-00695-5

Fanni, Z., Khakpour, B. A., & Heydari, A. (2014).
Evaluating the regional development of border cities by TOPSIS model (case study: Sistan and Baluchistan Province, Iran). Sustainable Cities and Society, 10, 80–86.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2013.05.004

Rahnam, M. R., Wyatt, R., & Heydari, A. (2015).
What happened from 2001 to 2011 in Melbourne? Compactness versus sprawl. Sustainable Cities and Society, 19, 109–120.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2015.08.002

Tavakoli, M., & Heydari, A. (2012).
Urbanization in Kurdish cities after the Islamic Revolution of Iran: Case study Saqqez city. Sustainable Cities and Society, 2(1), 45–49.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2011.10.002

Faiz Ullah Khan | Pharmacology Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Faiz Ullah Khan | Pharmacology Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
| Editorial Board Member

Peking University | China

Dr. Faiz Ullah Khan is a pharmacy researcher and academic specializing in clinical pharmacy, pharmacy administration, antimicrobial stewardship, and public health pharmacy. He is currently engaged in postdoctoral research focusing on antibiotic use, resistance, and optimized therapeutic interventions. His academic journey includes a PhD in Pharmacy Administration and Clinical Pharmacy, with prior training in pharmacy practice and clinical pharmacology across leading institutions in Asia and Europe.Dr. Khan has previously served in various academic and research roles, including Assistant Professor and Head of a Clinical Pharmacy Section, senior lecturer positions, and research fellowships. His doctoral work emphasized antibiotic adherence, stewardship programs, and mixed-methods research design, contributing significantly to the understanding of antibiotic misuse and public health challenges in low- and middle-income settings. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications across reputable international journals, covering topics such as antimicrobial resistance, clinical interventions, pharmacovigilance, vaccine acceptance, and quality-of-life assessments. In addition, he has contributed multiple book chapters focusing on medication safety, public health education, and pharmacist-led care. Dr. Khan is frequently invited as a guest speaker at international conferences and forums and actively contributes as a reviewer and guest editor for various scientific journals. His professional interests also extend to mentoring postgraduate and undergraduate students, leading academic initiatives, and promoting safe and rational medicine use through research, teaching, and community engagement.

Featured Publications

Muhammad, K., Saqlain, M., Muhammad, G., Hamdard, A., Naveed, M., Butt, M. H., … Khan, F. U. (2022)
Knowledge, attitude, and practices (KAPs) of community pharmacists regarding COVID-19: A cross-sectional survey in two provinces of Pakistan. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 16(5), 1864–1872.
https://doi.org/10.1017/dmp.2021.17 (If a DOI exists—this is the correct DOI for the article.)

Khan, F. U., Khan, F. U., Hayat, K., Chang, J., Saeed, A., Khan, Z., Ashraf, M., … Fang, Y. (2020)
Knowledge, attitude, and practices among consumers toward antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance in Swat, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Expert Review of Anti-Infective Therapy, 18(9), 937–946.
https://doi.org/10.1080/14787210.2020.1769477

 Khan, F. U., Khan, F. U., Hayat, K., Ahmad, T., Khan, A., Chang, J., Malik, U. R., … Fang, Y. (2021).
Knowledge, attitude, and practice on antibiotics and its resistance: A two-phase mixed-methods online study among Pakistani community pharmacists to promote rational antibiotic use. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 18(3), 1320.
https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph18031320

Uwayesu Happy Edwards | Engineering | Excellence in Research Award

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Mr. Uwayesu Happy Edwards | Engineering | Excellence in Research Award

Suzhou university of science and technology | China

Mr. Uwayesu Happy Edwards the research focuses on environmental engineering, natural resource assessment, wastewater treatment modeling, hydropower system analysis, and climate-related environmental degradation across East and Central Africa. Recent work investigates the factors driving water quality changes in Lake Bunyonyi, integrating ecological metrics with habitat-impact assessments. Studies on wastewater treatment processes include large-scale evaluation of ASM1 parameters under subtropical climatic conditions, using long-term WWTP monitoring data to improve predictive reliability and optimize treatment efficiency. Broader environmental impact assessments examine risk patterns in natural resource zones across Southern Nigeria, Ibo regions, and Uganda’s Kitezi landfill, applying quantitative environmental models to evaluate pollution, habitat stress, and human–ecosystem interaction. Additional research explores deforestation-driven climate change in Morogoro, Tanzania, emphasizing the environmental implications for EPA-related conservation missions. Work on hydropower comparability analyzes the performance, sustainability, and environmental footprints of hydropower relative to fossil fuels and other energy systems in developing countries, contributing to renewable-energy assessment frameworks. Complementary studies investigate biomass arrangement effects on aquatic ecosystems, using vibrational analysis to evaluate impacts on fish habitats in Lake Victoria. Across these projects, the research integrates environmental modeling, climate assessment, water-resource analytics, and sustainable energy evaluation to support data-informed environmental management and policy development.

Featured Publications

Uwayesu, H. E., & Mulangila, J. (2025). Factor contributing to change of water in Lake Bunyonyi [Dataset]. Figshare. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.30041587

Uwayesu, H. E. (2025). Address of Edwards line of emissions in reducing/positive impact to climate [Dataset]. OSF. https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/csz8x

 Uwayesu, H. E. (2025). Environmental impact and risk assessment of natural resource areas around Southern Nigeria, particularly Ibo and Uganda in the Kitezi landfill [Dataset]. Harvard Dataverse. https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/EJ4Z7E

 Uwayesu, H. E. (2025). Evaluation of ASM1 parameters using large-scale WWTP monitoring data from a subtropical climate in Entebbe [Dataset]. Harvard Dataverse. https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/BG5VJB

Bedanga Bora | Physics | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Bedanga Bora | Physics | Young Scientist Award

University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya | India

Mr. Bedanga Bora the research explores the interplay between quantum physics, cosmology, and computational modeling to understand the underlying structure of the universe through both theoretical and numerical approaches. Current work investigates quantum cosmology, anisotropic expansion models, and flat-universe dynamics using FRW and Bianchi-type formalisms, employing mathematical tools such as Christoffel symbols, Dingle methods, and differential modeling to analyze early-universe behavior and potential quantum origins of spacetime. Complementary studies in magnetohydrodynamics and biomedical physics involve modeling non-Newtonian blood flow under external magnetic fields using the Herschel–Bulkley rheological framework and simulating induced magnetic fields for therapeutic applications in arterial stenosis, including nanofluid-based enhancements. Parallel research in computational biology examines the convergence of artificial and biological learning systems by simulating neural-organoid behavior, synaptic plasticity, dropout analogies, and cellular dynamics through 3D Python-based visualizations. Additional work extends to quantum communication, where theoretical models are developed to analyze the entanglement stability of nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond lattices at room temperature. Across these domains, the overarching objective is to integrate insights from quantum theory, high-dimensional modeling, and computational simulations to construct deeper frameworks that explain how microscopic quantum mechanisms influence macroscopic physical laws and complex biological systems.

Featured Publications

Bora, B. B., Shyam, A., Borgohain, N., & Borah, J. (2025). Beyond the Big Bang: Quantum cosmology’s role in defining the universe’s origin (Preprint). SSRN. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5170395

 Shyam, A., Sarma, G., & Bora, B. B. (2025). Study of a flat universe using the FRW model. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 223, 952–959. https://doi.org/10.1134/s004057792506008x

Shyam, A., Bora, B. B., Sarma, G., & Borah, J. (2025). Exploring anisotropic expansion in Bianchi Type III cosmological models in closed spatial geometries: Insights from Christoffel symbols and Dingle methods. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15030575