Rishi Pandey | Biological Networks | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Rishi Pandey | Biological Networks | Best Researcher Award

Western Sydney University | Australia

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Rishi Pandey began his journey in the field of science with a deep-rooted passion for biochemistry and analytical chemistry. His foundational academic experiences were marked by a strong inclination toward research and laboratory-based innovations. He cultivated his scientific rigor early, focusing on the integration of chemical principles with biological applications, which laid the groundwork for his later success in biosensor development and molecular diagnostics.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

With over a decade of impactful professional experience, Rishi Pandey has held key roles across academia, government-funded research institutions, and biotech start-ups. Currently serving as the Research Manager at the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University, he leads the Mass Spectrometry and Next-Gen Sequencing research platforms. He has also held pivotal roles at Eurofins NZ, Manuka Health Ltd., and Eve Health Labs, where he managed high-value analytical projects, developed cutting-edge testing methods, and led cross-functional teams. His career reflects a strategic balance between scientific depth and operational leadership.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON BIOLOGICAL NETWORK

Rishi Pandey's research interests span analytical chemistry, proteomics, biosensor development, molecular diagnostics, and the application of machine learning for scientific innovation. He is notably recognized for developing an electrochemical biosensor device for point-of-contact drug testing-an innovation that earned him the 2021 KiwiNet Emerging Innovator Award. His leadership in engineering protein-based antiviral candidates and establishing platforms for forensic identification and gut health metabolomics have led to several successful translational research outcomes. He also contributed to the establishment of analytical laboratories and the integration of LEAN and Agile methodologies for efficient scientific workflows.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Rishi Pandey has significantly influenced the scientific and industrial communities by bridging the gap between academic research and commercial science. His leadership has accelerated the development of cost-effective diagnostic and testing solutions, saving organizations hundreds of thousands of dollars. His training programs for postgraduate students and researchers in advanced analytical techniques have elevated the skill sets of future scientists. Moreover, his collaborative partnerships with research institutes in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. have facilitated global innovation in biosciences.

ACADEMIC CITES

While specific citation metrics are not disclosed here, Rishi Pandey’s body of work in proteomics, analytical method development, and biosensors contributes to high-impact fields such as forensic science, public health diagnostics, and functional food analytics. His contributions have been instrumental in fostering impactful publications and enabling the development of competitive research proposals within academic and industrial settings.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Rishi Pandey’s legacy is one of translational excellence, scientific curiosity, and strategic leadership. His continued efforts to fuse biochemical research with AI-driven data mining and diagnostics position him as a thought leader in the emerging landscape of precision medicine and bioanalytical technology. Looking forward, his contributions are expected to expand the accessibility of rapid diagnostics, foster global research collaborations, and inspire a new generation of biochemists focused on science commercialization for societal benefit.

OTHER IMPORTANT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Recognized by KiwiNet as an Emerging Innovator for proteomics and biosensor innovations.

  • Spearheaded commercial laboratory growth at Eve Health Labs to exceed $350,000 in annual revenue.

  • Developed and validated critical testing methodologies for high-value nutraceuticals and food safety at Eurofins NZ and Manuka Health Ltd.

  • Expertise spans across analytical instruments such as Thermo Orbitrap, SCIEX, Waters LCMS/MS, and Bruker Q-TOF, contributing to robust quality and analytical assurance.

  • Played a key role in industry-academia interface, fostering cross-border collaborations and industry-aligned research deliverables.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS

"Electrochemical Aptamer-Based Biosensors for Cocaine Detection in Human Saliva: Exploring Matrix Interference" 

  • Author: Y Liu, R Pandey, MJ McCarthy, O Raymond
  • Journal: Analytical Chemistry
  • Year: 2025

"Nanoparticle based antigen detection of norovirus in human faecal samples: A proof-of-concept study" 

  • Author: R Pandey, P Gyawali, MAT Blaskovich, KC Sanjaya
  • Journal: Nanoparticle based antigen detection of norovirus in human faecal samples: A proof-of-concept study
  • Year: 2025

"UHPLC and Computational Studies of Chemical Constituents Derived from Myrica esculenta against NADPH Oxidase 2 (NOX2) Protein" 

  • Author: AR Pandey, WA Ansari, P Maurya, H Aslam, RR Pandey, DP Mishra
  • Journal: ChemistrySelect
  • Year: 2025

"Single-Use Electrochemical Aptamer-Based Sensors for Calibration-Free Measurements in Human Saliva via Dual-Frequency Approaches: Prospects and Challenges" 

  • Author: Y Liu, R Pandey, MJ McCarthy, O Raymond
  • Journal: Analytical Chemistry
  • Year: 2025

"Hydrochar from agrowastes: a low-cost adsorbent for environmental application" 

  • Author: RR Pandey, AR Pandey, AK Tripathi, J Kumar
  • Journal: Role of Green Chemistry
  • Year: 2024

Tarana Nurubeyli | Mass spectrometry investigation | Excellence in Research

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Prof. Tarana Nurubeyli | Mass spectrometry investigation | Excellence in Research

Head of Laboratory High Voltage Engineering, Institute of physics of Ministry of Science and Education, Azerbaijan📖

Dr. Tarana K. Nurubeyli is a distinguished physicist with expertise in mass spectrometry, material analysis, and advanced research methodologies. She holds a Doctorate in Physical Sciences and serves as the Head of Laboratory at the Institute of Physics, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences. She is also an Associate Professor at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University and an adjunct professor at Khazar University. Dr. Nurubeyli has been actively involved in interdisciplinary research, contributing to innovative techniques in oil and gas exploration, environmental studies, and materials science.

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Education Background🎓

Dr. Tarana K. Nurubeyli has a strong academic foundation in physics, beginning with her Bachelor’s (1995–1999) and Master’s (1999–2001) degrees from Baku State University, where she graduated with honors. She pursued her doctoral studies at the Institute of Physics, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, earning her Ph.D. in Physics in 2010. Her academic journey culminated in obtaining the prestigious Doctor of Physical Sciences degree from the same institute in 2021. Her educational achievements highlight her commitment to advancing knowledge in physics and related disciplines.

Professional Experience🌱

Dr. Nurubeyli leads a laboratory at the Institute of Physics, Ministry of Science and Education, Azerbaijan, focusing on advanced spectrometry and materials analysis. She is an Associate Professor in Electromechanics at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University and has been a guest lecturer at Khazar University. Her work includes organizing international conferences, reviewing for high-impact journals, and serving on editorial boards of scientific publications, including Journal of Chemistry and Physics and American Journal of Physics and Applications.

Research Interest🔬

Dr. Nurubeyli specializes in the application of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) for analyzing biological, environmental, and geological samples. Her research spans improving sensitivity in spectrometry, investigating the elemental distribution in solid rocks for hydrocarbon exploration, and developing methods for transformer condition assessments. She is also engaged in material science projects, focusing on magnetic resistance and nanocomposite applications.

Author Metrics 

Dr. Nurubeyli has authored and co-authored several peer-reviewed journal articles, presented at international workshops, and contributed to multidisciplinary research. She has multiple patents related to spectrometry and instrumentation, reflecting her innovative contributions to science. Her work is indexed in Scopus and has received citations in leading journals, showcasing her impact on the global scientific community.

Key Achievements

  • Spearheaded projects enhancing the accuracy of oil and gas exploration using advanced mass spectrometry techniques.
  • Developed methodologies for heavy metal soil neutralization and biological material analysis.
  • Delivered presentations at prestigious international conferences, such as the 15th International Workshop in Assisi, Italy (2022).
  • Successfully led grant projects funded by the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic.

Publications Top Notes 📄

1. The Role of the Spectral Matrix Effect in the Element Analysis of Biological Fluids in ICP-MS

  • Authors: TK Nurubeyli, KN Ahmadova
  • Journal: Modern Physics Letters B
  • Volume & Issue: Vol. 35, Issue 05
  • Article Number: 2150094
  • Year: 2021
  • Abstract: This study investigates the spectral matrix effects in ICP-MS during the elemental analysis of biological fluids. It identifies key interference mechanisms and suggests techniques for reducing errors to improve result accuracy.
  • Citations: 6

2. The Effect of Plasma Density on the Degree of Suppression of Analyte Signals in ICP-MS

  • Author: TK Nurubeyli
  • Journal: Technical Physics
  • Volume & Issue: Vol. 65, Issue 12
  • Pages: 1963–1968
  • Year: 2020
  • Abstract: The paper examines how plasma density variations affect signal suppression in ICP-MS analytes. Strategies for optimizing plasma parameters are discussed to enhance measurement sensitivity and accuracy.
  • Citations: 6

3. Coefficient of Relative Sensitivity in Mass Spectrometers with Inductively Coupled Plasma

  • Author: TK Nurubeyli
  • Journal: Inorganic Materials: Applied Research
  • Volume & Issue: Vol. 11, Issue 3
  • Pages: 552–557
  • Year: 2020
  • Abstract: This research develops the concept of relative sensitivity coefficients in ICP-MS for multi-element analysis, exploring factors influencing sensitivity and calibration improvements.
  • Citations: 3

4. Improvement of Treatment Methods in Analysis of Carbon Mountain Breeds by ICP-MS

  • Authors: TK Nurubeyli, AM Hashimov, ZK Nurubeyli, KN Ahmadova, SI Hasanova
  • Journal: International Journal on Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering
  • Year: 2020
  • Abstract: The study proposes enhanced treatment methodologies for analyzing carbon-rich mountain rocks with ICP-MS, focusing on reducing matrix effects for better trace element quantification.
  • Citations: 3

5. Role of the Matrix Effect in Analysis of Biological Objects Using Mass Spectrometry with Inductively Coupled Plasma

  • Authors: TK Nurubeyli, KZ Nuriyev, ZK Nurubeyli, KB Gurbanov
  • Journal: Technical Physics
  • Volume: 64
  • Pages: 909–915
  • Year: 2019
  • Abstract: This publication delves into matrix effects on biological sample analysis using ICP-MS. It identifies interference factors and proposes corrective measures for accurate elemental analysis.
  • Citations: 3

Conclusion

Dr. Tarana K. Nurubeyli exemplifies excellence in research through her significant advancements in mass spectrometry and interdisciplinary science. Her innovative methodologies, impactful publications, and leadership roles in academia and industry position her as a leading figure in her field. By addressing the areas of improvement, such as diversifying funding and fostering broader collaborations, she can further amplify her already impressive contributions.