Evanimek Bernardo Sabino da Silva | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Evanimek Bernardo Sabino da Silva | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte | Brazil

Dr. Evanimek Bernardo Sabino da Silva is a distinguished chemical engineer and researcher with extensive experience in chemistry, geophysics, mining, and environmental consulting. He earned his Bachelor’s and Doctorate degrees in Chemistry, as well as a Master’s in Geophysics, from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), where he also completed postdoctoral research at the Institute of Chemistry. Complementing this, he pursued postdoctoral studies in materials chemistry at the University of Santiago de Chile. His professional career includes roles as a Mining Technician at Codelco do Brasil Mineração LTDA, Geophysics Technician at the Rio Grande do Norte Research Support Foundation, and Full-Level Chemist at Mona Environmental Consulting. He further advanced his expertise as a Postdoctoral researcher at both UFRN and Universidad de Santiago de Chile, before contributing as a Chemical Engineer at Nucleo Advisory Engineering S.A. His research interests encompass advanced materials, green synthesis, and nanotechnology, notably focusing on Sol-Gel protein methods for nanoparticle preparation and sustainable systems for Ni and Co ferrites using cashew gum precursors. Through his multidisciplinary career across Brazil and Chile, Dr. Sabino da Silva has demonstrated a strong commitment to scientific innovation, environmental sustainability, and applied chemical engineering solutions.

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Featured Publications

"Assessing the Origin and Mapping the Extension of Salinity Around Shrimp Culture Ponds in Rio Grande Do Norte (Brazil)"

"Synthesis of spinel ferrites from cashew gum for microwave devices application"

"Production of nanostructured ternary oxides of the pure and rare earth-doped perovskite type"

"Green chemistry synthesis of wolframites: An investigation about stoichiometric ratios, optical, structural, vibrational, and physico-chemical properties"

"(Bi13Co11)Co2O40–Co3O4 composites: Synthesis, structural and magnetic properties"

Dmitry Guschin | Biological Networks |  Outstanding Research Achievement Award

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Dr. Dmitry Guschin | Biological Networks |  Outstanding Research Achievement Award

Sirius university of Science and Technology | Russia

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Dmitry Guschin began his scientific journey in Moscow, Russia, where his early research as a Research Scientist at the Laboratory of Chromosome Structure (1990–1991) focused on the role of histone tails in maintaining chromatin structure during transcription. This pioneering work, published in Cell, laid the foundation for his long-term interest in chromatin dynamics and molecular mechanisms of gene regulation. His subsequent fellowship at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in London (1991–1995) enabled him to uncover the role of Jak kinases in interferon signaling, a finding published in Nature. These formative years established his reputation as a molecular biologist with a keen ability to address fundamental questions in gene regulation.

Professional Endeavors

Throughout his career, Dr. Guschin has held prestigious positions across internationally recognized institutions. From visiting scientist roles at Argonne National Laboratory and the NIH, to his decade-long tenure at Sangamo BioSciences (2000–2014), he contributed to groundbreaking advances in genome editing. His later positions at the Institute of Basic Science in Korea (2015–2019), Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (2019–2022), Ecole Polytechnique (2021), Nazarbaev University (2023–2024), and his current role as Lead Scientist at Sirius University (2024–) reflect a global career marked by innovation, collaboration, and leadership.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Guschin’s research has consistently revolved around genome editing, chromatin biology, and translational medicine. At Sangamo BioSciences, he demonstrated targeted deletions using Zinc-Finger nucleases and developed methods for genome mutation detection, securing 10 U.S. patents. His contributions to CRISPR research at the Institute of Basic Science in Korea, where he engineered Cpf1 (CRISPR type V) proteins with novel PAM specificities, further advanced gene-editing precision. Additionally, his innovations in base editing and co-selection strategies positioned him as a thought leader in functional genomics.

Impact and Influence

The global trajectory of Dr. Guschin’s career underscores his broad scientific influence. His work has impacted both fundamental science-such as uncovering chromatin regulation mechanisms-and applied biotechnology, including methods adopted for therapeutic genome editing. His publications in Cell, Nature, Nature Biotechnology, and Science highlight the international recognition of his discoveries. Moreover, his patents and translational research contributions demonstrate lasting influence on both academia and industry.

Academic Citations

With over 20 peer-reviewed publications in top-tier journals, Dr. Guschin’s scholarship has been widely cited across molecular biology, biochemistry, and genome engineering fields. His publications not only advanced scientific discourse but also served as reference points for subsequent innovations in gene-editing technologies and cancer research.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Guschin’s legacy lies in bridging basic molecular discoveries with applied genome-editing technologies. His early contributions to chromatin biology and interferon signaling remain benchmarks in molecular biology, while his later work in Zinc-Finger nucleases and CRISPR engineering has influenced therapeutic development pipelines. In his current role at Sirius University, he continues to shape translational medicine by focusing on colloidal medicine and advanced biomedical applications. Looking forward, his expertise positions him to mentor future scientists and contribute to cutting-edge therapies in personalized medicine.

Conclusion

Dr. Dmitry Guschin’s career reflects a rare blend of scientific depth, technological innovation, and translational impact. From uncovering fundamental molecular mechanisms to pioneering genome-editing tools and mentoring the next generation, his contributions have left an indelible mark on modern biology. His ongoing work promises to expand the horizons of translational and personalized medicine, ensuring his influence will continue to grow in both academic and clinical domains.

Notable Publications

"Circulating Tumor DNA in Prostate Cancer: A Dual Perspective on Early Detection and Advanced Disease Management" 

  • Author: Stepan A. Kopytov; Guzel R. Sagitova; Dmitry Y. Guschin; Vera S. Egorova; Andrei V. Zvyagin; Alexey S. Rzhevskiy
  • Journal: Cancers
  • Year: 2025

"Modern approaches to engineering human reporter cell lines using CRISPR within Safe Harbor loci and endogenous genes" 

  • Author: A. G. Bykonya; D. Y. Guschin; N. A. Barlev
  • Journal: Critical Reviews in Biotechnology
  • Year: 2025

"Vinculin–Arp2/3 interaction inhibits branched actin assembly to control migration and proliferation" 

  • Author: John James; Artem I Fokin; Dmitry Y Guschin; Hong Wang; Anna Polesskaya; Svetlana N Rubtsova; Christophe Le Clainche; Pascal Silberzan; Alexis M Gautreau; Stéphane Romero
  • Journal: Life Science Alliance
  • Year: 2025

"BRCA Mutations-The Achilles Heel of Breast, Ovarian and Other Epithelial Cancers" 

  • Author: Loboda, Anna P.; Adonin, Leonid S.; Zvereva, Svetlana D.; Guschin, Dmitri Y.; Korneenko, Tatyana V.; Telegina, Alexandra V.; Kondratieva, Olga K.; Frolova, Sofia E.; Pestov, Nikolay B.; Barlev, Nick A.
  • Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences
  • Year: 2023

"Vinculin-Arp2/3 Interaction Inhibits Branched Actin Assembly to Control Cell Migration and Cell Cycle Progression" 

  • Author: John James; Artem I. Fokin; Dmitry Y. Guschin; Hong Wang; Anna Polesskaya; Svetlana N. Rubtsova; Christophe Le Clainche; Pascal Silberzan; Alexis M. Gautreau; Stéphane Romero
  • Journal: Preprint
  • Year: 2023

 

 

Gregory Retallack | Graph Data Structures | Lifetime achievement Award

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Dr. Gregory Retallack | Graph Data Structures | Lifetime achievement Award

University of Oregon | United States

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Gregory Retallack’s academic foundation began in Sydney, Australia, where he attended Hurstville Public School, Epping Heights Public School, and The King’s School, Parramatta. His early curiosity for the natural world led him to pursue geology and biology at Macquarie University, earning a B.A. in 1973. His exceptional academic promise was evident when he graduated with First-Class Honours and the University Medal from the University of New England in 1974, followed by a Ph.D. in 1978. These formative years marked the beginning of a lifelong dedication to geology, paleobotany, and paleopedology.

Professional Endeavors

Dr. Retallack’s professional journey spans across continents and decades. His early teaching appointments included Northern Illinois University and Indiana University before he joined the University of Oregon in 1981, where he rose from Assistant Professor to full Professor and later served as Emeritus Professor. In addition to teaching and research, he directed the Condon Fossil Collection at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History, enriching public engagement with paleontology. His academic career reflects a blend of field research, mentorship, and scholarly leadership.

Contributions and Research Focus

A pioneering figure in paleopedology-the study of fossil soils-Dr. Retallack transformed understanding of ancient ecosystems, climate change, and evolutionary biology. His work on paleosols provided novel frameworks for interpreting paleoecological and geological records, particularly across critical intervals such as the Permian–Triassic boundary and the expansion of grasslands. His interdisciplinary contributions bridged geology, biology, and environmental science, making him a central figure in reconstructing Earth’s past environments and their role in shaping life.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Retallack’s influence extends well beyond his classrooms and field sites. His 331 publications have garnered more than 24,000 citations, with a remarkable h-index of 80—demonstrating both productivity and enduring scholarly impact. His recognition includes being elected Fellow of the Geological Society of America, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and numerous international lectureships. Awards such as the Antarctic Service Medal and the Earl Ingerson Award further underscore his scientific contributions to global research.

Academic Citations

Through his extensive research, Dr. Retallack’s findings are widely referenced in the scientific community. His work on fossil soils as indicators of ancient environments remains a cornerstone in geological and paleobotanical literature. The breadth of his citations-from paleoclimatology to evolutionary studies—illustrates the interdisciplinary resonance of his scholarship, placing him among the most highly regarded earth scientists of his era.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Even as an Emeritus Professor, Dr. Retallack continues to shape the scientific landscape. His role in curating fossil collections, developing educational materials, and authoring influential papers ensures that his contributions will guide future generations of geologists, paleontologists, and environmental scientists. His legacy lies not only in his groundbreaking research but also in the community of scholars he mentored and the public’s deeper appreciation of Earth’s deep history.

Conclusion

Dr. Gregory Retallack’s career exemplifies the qualities of a distinguished academic whose work redefined the study of ancient soils, ecosystems, and evolutionary change. His scholarship has left a lasting imprint on geology and paleontology, while his teaching and public engagement have broadened understanding of Earth’s dynamic history. With an enduring legacy and continued influence, Dr. Retallack stands as a fitting candidate for recognition through lifetime achievement honors.

Notable Publications

"Ediacaran-Cambrian paleosols of Nevada and California" 

  • Author: GJ Retallack
  • Journal: PLoS One
  • Year: 2025

"Soil modulation of Quaternary glacial-interglacial cycles" 

  • Author: GJ Retallack
  • Journal: Geoderma
  • Year: 2025

"Limits to Snowball Earth from Periglacial Silicate Paleosols in the Panamint Range, California" 

  • Author: GJ Retallack
  • Journal: AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
  • Year: 2024

"Eocene (50-55 Ma) greenhouse climate recorded in nonmarine rocks of San Diego, CA, USA" 

  • Author: A Broz, D Pritchard-Peterson, S Schneider, D Spinola, G Retallack
  • Journal: EarthArXiv
  • Year: 2023

"Early Cretaceous Ice Ages from Weathering and Biomass of Migrating Angiosperms" 

  • Author: G Retallack
  • Journal: Geological Society of America Abstracts
  • Year: 2023

 

 

Roger Gläser | Cascades in Networks | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Roger Gläser | Cascades in Networks | Best Researcher Award

Leipzig University | Germany

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Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Dr. Roger Gläser began his academic journey in Chemistry at the Universität Stuttgart, earning his Diploma degree in 1993 under the guidance of Prof. Dr.-Ing. J. Weitkamp. His passion for chemical technology was evident early in his academic career, culminating in a Doctorate in Chemical Technology in 1997, followed by a prestigious Habilitation in 2007, both from Universität Stuttgart. This solid foundation in chemical sciences laid the groundwork for his impactful contributions to heterogeneous catalysis and porous material research.

Professional Endeavors

Since 2007, Prof. Gläser has served as a Full Professor of Chemical Technology and Executive Director of the Institute of Chemical Technology at Leipzig University, Germany. His career is distinguished not only by academic leadership but also by his extensive involvement in national and international scientific governance. From Vice Rector for Talent Development at Universität Leipzig (2022–2025) to President of the International Zeolite Association (IZA) starting July 2025, his influence spans across administrative, educational, and scientific domains. He has held several prominent roles, including Chair of the German Zeolite Association, Chair of the German Catalysis Society (GeCatS) Commission, and Board Member of FEZA, displaying his commitment to advancing scientific networks and policy.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Gläser’s research centers on heterogeneous catalysis by porous materials, focusing on the synthesis and characterization of sorbents and catalysts with hierarchical porosity. His work integrates supported metals, metal oxides, enzymes, and photocatalysts, with applications in thermochemical energy storage, renewable resource utilization, diesel off-gas treatment, and photocatalysis. He also explores diffusion mechanisms in catalytic systems and promotes the use of alternative solvent systems in catalytic reactions. With an eye on sustainability, he has significantly contributed to converting biomass and CO₂ into useful fuels and chemicals, aligning his work with global climate and energy challenges.

Impact and Influence

Prof. Gläser's impact is reflected in his supervision of over 52 doctoral theses, nurturing a new generation of chemists and engineers. His innovative mindset is demonstrated through six patents covering novel catalytic processes and porous materials. These include processes for ketone synthesis, alkylbenzene oxidation, and porous metal oxide materials, marking significant strides in industrial chemistry and green catalysis. His work bridges fundamental science and applied technology, often with interdisciplinary collaborations, reinforcing his reputation as a thought leader in catalytic science.

Academic Sites and Leadership

As a speaker of Leipzig University’s Research Profile Area “Sustainable Systems and Biodiversity”, Prof. Gläser has played a pivotal role in positioning the university as a center of excellence. He also served as Chairman of the Board of the Leibniz-Institute for Surface Modification (IOM) and Director of the Graduate Center of Mathematics/Informatics and Natural Sciences, contributing to the development of academic ecosystems. Furthermore, his appointment to the DFG Review Board for Chemical Technology and the Ombuds Committee for Research Integrity reflects his dedication to maintaining high ethical and scientific standards.

Honors and Recognitions

Prof. Gläser’s contributions have been acknowledged with prestigious awards, including the Jochen-Block-Award (2002) from DECHEMA's Catalysis Section and the Young Faculty Award (2006) from DECHEMA's Society of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. These accolades underscore his excellence in chemical engineering research and mentorship.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Prof. Gläser’s legacy is built on a foundation of scientific excellence, collaborative leadership, and sustainability-focused innovation. His upcoming presidency of the International Zeolite Association (IZA) from 2025 positions him to influence global research agendas in porous materials and catalysis. His efforts continue to inspire advancements in green chemistry, energy efficiency, and environmental remediation, ensuring that his work remains relevant and impactful in tackling future technological and environmental challenges.

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Roger Gläser epitomizes the union of academic rigor, scientific innovation, and institutional leadership. With over two decades of distinguished service to the field of chemical technology and catalysis, his career is a beacon of research excellence and mentorship. As he continues to shape the future of sustainable chemical processes and international scientific collaboration, his work will undoubtedly leave a lasting imprint on both academia and industry worldwide.

Notable Publications

"Adsorption, capture, and selectivity: how much do the framework cations influence the adsorption in LTA zeolites?" 

  • Author: A da Silva, JMS Duarte, MIS de Mello, T Beger, J Titus-Emse, R Gläser
  • Journal: Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
  • Year: 2025

"Diffusion in Nanoporous Materials in the Focus of an IUPAC Initiative: The Innovative Power of “Microscopic” Measuring Techniques" 

  • Author: M Jabłońska, A Osorio Hernández, J Dornseiffer, J Grams, A Guo
  • Journal: Catalysts
  • Year: 2025

"Influence of the secondary pore system on methyl oleate epoxidation using TS-1 with hierarchical pore system" 

  • Author: AO Hernández, M Goepel, D Poppitz, R Gläser
  • Journal: Materials Chemistry and Physics
  • Year: 2025

"Microkinetic Modelling of the Heterogeneously Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Glycolic Acid over Ru/C" 

  • Author: FM Harth, A Kojčinović, B Likozar, R Gläser, M Huš, M Goepel, M Grilc
  • Journal: ChemCatChem
  • Year: 2025

"TS-1/spherical activated carbon composites in the epoxidation of methyl oleate" 

  • Author: AO Hernández, M Goepel, D Poppitz, M Dvoyashkin, R Gläser
  • Journal: RSC advances
  • Year: 2024

Raymond Tyoakaa Iorhemen | Network Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Raymond Tyoakaa Iorhemen | Network Science | Best Researcher Award

Ahmadu Bello University | Nigeria

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Raymond Tyoakaa Iorhemen’s academic journey is grounded in a strong foundation of chemical sciences, beginning with a B.Sc. in Pure Chemistry from the University of Jos, Nigeria, in 2010. His undergraduate project, focused on the spectrophotometric determination of paracetamol, demonstrated his early inclination towards analytical methodologies. Pursuing further specialization, he obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Chemistry with Distinction in 2015 and an M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry in 2018, both from Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria. His postgraduate dissertation involved a significant environmental application—remediation of toxic elements in local clays. Currently, he is a doctoral candidate at ABU, Zaria, set to complete his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry in December 2024. His thesis explores the development of novel cholesteryl chloroformate-based metallogelators for oil spill remediation, positioning him at the intersection of innovation and environmental stewardship.

Professional Endeavors

Dr. Iorhemen’s career reflects a seamless blend of academia, research, and industry. He has served as a part-time lecturer since 2017 and became a full-time lecturer in the Department of Chemistry, Ahmadu Bello University in 2023. His teaching covers foundational chemistry courses, including general and physical chemistry, as well as specialized courses on the chemistry of glass. His earlier roles include serving as a practical chemistry demonstrator and contributing to the academic progression of students through mentoring, grading, and laboratory supervision. Outside academia, he worked as a Quality Control Analyst at ECWA Central Pharmacy, where he applied analytical techniques to ensure pharmaceutical quality. His industrial grounding was strengthened through his internship at the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), providing experience in regulatory and safety assessments.

Contribution and Research Focus

Dr. Iorhemen’s research centers on sustainable chemistry, analytical method development, environmental remediation, and green materials. His doctoral research, which pioneers metallogelator technology for oil spill recovery, reflects a commitment to addressing real-world environmental crises. Previous studies have addressed heavy metal detoxification in natural clays and improved detection of anionic surfactants in industrial effluents. As a reviewer for journals such as Current Research in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Results in Engineering, and Journal of Chemistry Letters, he contributes to scholarly rigor and the dissemination of new knowledge. His involvement in the Circular Plastic Economy Innovation Challenge further highlights his dedication to applied environmental science and the circular economy.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Iorhemen has made significant academic and community impacts. As a dedicated educator, he has inspired students in foundational and advanced chemistry while promoting hands-on scientific inquiry. His work as a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Coordinator for the Youth Advocacy for Justice and Transparency Foundation showcases his influence beyond the classroom, enabling data-driven policy and social interventions. He has also played leadership roles in religious, cultural, and youth organizations, where he has coordinated community outreach, education, and arts. Notably, his direction of choir activities led to national recognition in university competitions, underscoring his ability to inspire excellence in both academic and extracurricular settings.

Academic Cites and Scholarly Service

Dr. Iorhemen is recognized as an emerging thought leader in green and sustainable chemistry. His publications, peer reviews, and editorial contributions continue to expand his academic footprint. While specific citation metrics are not listed, his active engagement with several reputable journals and scientific communities suggests growing scholarly acknowledgment. His multi-disciplinary approach, combining analytical chemistry with environmental technology, positions his work for cross-citation in chemistry, environmental science, and engineering disciplines.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Looking forward, Dr. Raymond Tyoakaa Iorhemen is poised to advance as a leading African scholar in sustainable chemistry and environmental innovation. His trajectory reflects a deep commitment to translating complex chemical research into practical solutions for public health and ecological challenges. Through ongoing research, academic mentoring, and policy-influencing outreach, he is set to leave a legacy that bridges academia, community development, and environmental sustainability. His future work is expected to influence policy reforms in environmental monitoring and inspire the next generation of African chemists dedicated to sustainable development.

Other Notable Highlights

Dr. Iorhemen has earned several awards, including the Benue State Government Undergraduate Scholarship and recognition as a finalist in the Co-Creation Hub’s Circular Plastic Economy Innovation Challenge. His community involvement includes leadership roles as chief invigilator at ABU, Caretaker Committee Chairman of the Fellowship of Catholic Postgraduate Students, and president of a Peer Education program during his National Youth Service. These engagements underscore his holistic approach to education, combining scientific excellence with civic responsibility.

Notable Publications

"Synthesis and application of copper-based cholesteryl chloroformate gelator for oil spill remediation" 

  • Author: Raymond T. Iorhemen; Abdulmumin A. Nuhu; Israel K. Omoniyi; Abubakar B. Aliyu
  • Journal: Cleaner Chemical Engineering
  • Year: 2025

"Development and application of new nickel-based cholesteryl chloroformate gelator for the remediation of oil spillage in water" 

  • Author: Raymond Tyoakaa Iorhemen; Abdulmumin Abdulkadir Nuhu; Israel Kehinde Omoniyi; Abubakar Babando Aliyu
  • Journal: Bulletin of the National Research Centre
  • Year: 2025

"The Evaluating the relationship between high blood pressure and menstrual irregularities among Ahmadu bello university students, Nigeria" 

  • Author: Raymond T. Iorhemen; Godwin A. Ochube; Paul U. Ugbong; Roseline E. Akpa
  • Journal: International Journal of Health
  • Year: 2024

"Phytochemical Screening and Antibacterial Activity of the Ethanolic Stem Bark Extract of Eucalyptus Camaldulensis" 

  • Author: Raymond Iorhemen; Samuel Adawara; Gambo Gulanda
  • Journal: Journal of Chemistry Letters
  • Year: 2021

"Remediation of some heavy metals, radionuclides and bacterial load of medically acclaimed edible kaolin" 

  • Author: Omoniyi, I.K.; Paul, D.E.; Iorhemen, R.T.
  • Journal: Tropical Journal of Natural Product Research
  • Year: 2018

 

Dipesh | Mathematical Modelling | Best Paper Award

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Dr. Dipesh | Mathematical Modelling | Best Paper Award

SR University | India

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Dipesh began his academic journey with a strong foundation in mathematics, which ultimately led him to earn a Ph.D. in Mathematical Modelling. His doctoral work demonstrated a profound inclination toward theoretical and applied mathematics, particularly focusing on dynamic systems, delay differential equations, and bifurcation analysis. His dedication and scholarly potential were further underscored by his successful completion of a postdoctoral fellowship at Harran University, Turkey, where he deepened his research scope in mathematical and system modelling. His academic aspirations were visible early in his career, paving the way for numerous achievements and a future shaped by curiosity and rigorous inquiry.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Dr. Dipesh has held various academic and research positions across reputed institutions. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at SR University, Telangana, he has also contributed significantly as a faculty member in Lovely Professional University (Punjab) in different departments, including the School of Chemical Engineering and the Department of Intellectual Property Rights. His experience spans teaching, research, and intellectual property management, showcasing his multidimensional capabilities. Notably, he coordinated national-level events such as RAFAS 2024 and workshops like the National Workshop on MATLAB and LaTeX (2016), reflecting his leadership and organizational acumen.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON MATHEMATICAL MODELLING

Dr. Dipesh’s core research lies in the fields of mathematical modelling, system dynamics, and delay differential equations, with interdisciplinary applications spanning plant ecology, economics, public health, finance, and AI. His recent works analyze Hopf-bifurcations, stability of ecological systems, and chaos theory. He has authored multiple studies examining plant competition under allelopathic effects and extended his modelling frameworks to areas such as stock markets, hydrogel synthesis, digital ergonomics, and artificial intelligence systems. His contributions include copyright-registered mathematical software and models that reflect deep innovation in computational simulations.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Through his teaching and research, Dr. Dipesh has influenced both academic and practical dimensions of applied mathematics. His workshops and lectures on Intellectual Property Rights have strengthened awareness and capability in patent drafting, FER response preparation, and legal aspects of innovation. His MATLAB-based simulation programs have had a measurable impact in facilitating accessible tools for examining ecological interactions and signal processing. His interdisciplinary research initiatives, particularly those exploring dynamic modelling in human-centric AI and financial systems, illustrate a far-reaching impact across disciplines and domains.

ACADEMIC CITES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Dr. Dipesh is a Life Member of the Agricultural Technology Development Society (ATDS) and has received significant accolades, including the Best Thesis Award (2023), Best Reviewer Award (2023) from the Asian Research Journal of Mathematics, and the prestigious Scientists Research Award (2025). These recognitions affirm his credibility and growing recognition in the academic community. Additionally, he has numerous papers under review in high-impact journals such as Alexandria Engineering Journal, Journal of Nonlinear Mathematical Physics, Computers and Electrical Engineering, and IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. His scholarly reach is increasing steadily, with his papers exploring cutting-edge intersections between mathematical theory and real-world application.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Dr. Dipesh envisions a career devoted to elevating institutional rankings, advancing quality teaching, and strengthening student placement strategies. His stated objective of fostering unity, optimizing resources, and engaging with the external environment underscores a visionary approach to institutional development. Looking ahead, his commitment to excellence, his interdisciplinary versatility, and his ability to bridge theory and practice position him as a future thought leader in mathematical modelling, sustainable system design, and AI-human interaction dynamics. He is expected to continue contributing transformative research and cultivating academic ecosystems that blend innovation, inclusivity, and global relevance.

OTHER IMPORTANT HIGHLIGHTS

In addition to his teaching and research credentials, Dr. Dipesh has served as Subject Expert in various mathematical domains (MTH174, MTH162, GEN333), developed software tools using MATLAB, and worked extensively on IPR-related capacity building. His 13 papers under review, with themes ranging from delay differential models in ecology to AI utility functions, signify his prolific scholarly activity and commitment to continuous advancement. His objective to integrate quality, speed, and collaborative spirit into academia aligns with the evolving needs of higher education and research ecosystems.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS

"Mathematical model of Cynodon Dactylon’s allelopathic effect on perennial ryegrass for exploring plant-plant interactions based upon ordinary differential equations" 

  • Author: Dipesh; Pankaj kumar; Anjori Sharma
  • Journal: Partial Differential Equations in Applied Mathematics
  • Year: 2025

"Modelling the role of delay in blood flow dynamics in human body using delay differential equations" 

  • Author: Dipesh; Pankaj Kumar
  • Journal: Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
  • Year: 2025

"On the modeling the impact of delay on stock pricing fluctuations using delay differential equations" 

  • Author: Yaya Wang; Dipesh; Pankaj Kumar; Haci Mehmet Baskonus; Wei Gao
  • Journal: Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
  • Year: 2025

"Investigating the impact of human population and population pressure on forest biomass dynamics using delay differential equations" 

  • Author: Dalal, D.; Kumar, P.
  • Journal: Exploring Medical Statistics: Biostatistics, Clinical Trials, and Epidemiology
  • Year: 2024

"Modeling and analysis of demand-supply dynamics with a collectability factor using delay differential equations in economic growth via the Caputo operator" 

  • Author: Qiliang Chen; Dipesh; Pankaj Kumar; Haci Mehmet Baskonus
  • Journal: AIMS Mathematics
  • Year: 2024