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Assistant Professor | Najran University | Saudi Arabia
Syed Luqman Ali 🇵🇰 is a passionate computational biologist and lecturer dedicated to vaccine design, drug discovery, and cancer biomarker research. With a strong foundation in bioinformatics, immunoinformatics, and proteomics, he actively contributes to tackling infectious diseases and cancer 🎯. Currently serving as a part-time lecturer at Metanoia College 🧑🏫 and a Research Associate at Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan 🏛️, Syed thrives in multidisciplinary collaboration. His research integrates molecular modeling, machine learning, and systems biology tools 🧠. A proactive scholar, reviewer, and content creator ✍️, he aims to shape the future of next-generation therapeutics and public health solutions. 💊🧪.
Syed Luqman Ali earned an MPhil and BS in Biochemistry from Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan 📘, with research focusing on cancer biomarkers, machine learning, and vaccine design 💡. He also holds a diploma in Digital Information Technology from Peshawar 🖥️. As a part-time lecturer 🧑🏫 at Metanoia College, he teaches bioinformatics, microbiology, and molecular biology. His role as a Research Associate at AWKUM involves in silico vaccine and drug development, proteomic analysis, and transcriptomics 🧬. With hands-on experience in wet-lab and computational techniques, Syed combines education and research to drive innovation in biomedical sciences 🧫🔍.
Syed Luqman Ali has actively pursued continuous development through global certifications and tech training 🎓. He holds a TEFL certificate for English proficiency, alongside certifications in R, Python, and Linux for data analysis 📊💻. His technical toolkit includes ClusPro, Gromacs, PyRx, AutoDock, Pymol, and SWISS-MODEL for molecular modeling 🧪. He’s completed workshops on vaccine development, health safety 🧤, and academic research via the Web of Science Academy 🌐. Syed also gained skills in scientific writing and digital communication ✍️ via DigiSkills. His proactive learning attitude reflects a commitment to excellence in computational biology and medical research 🌟🧠.
Syed Luqman Ali’s research centers around computational vaccine and drug design 💉🧬, cancer biomarker discovery, and systems biology. He applies immunoinformatics, proteomics, and transcriptomics to develop novel therapeutics targeting infectious diseases and tumors 🎯. Skilled in docking, molecular dynamics, and HLA ligand prediction, Syed integrates tools like ClusPro, Gromacs, and Desmond in his workflows 💻🧪. His work spans gene expression profiling, KEGG pathway analysis, and in silico screening, enabling precision biomedicine 🧠. Through interdisciplinary methods and machine learning applications 🤖, he contributes to next-gen innovations in health, disease resistance, and therapeutic development 🚀.
Syed Luqman Ali has received notable accolades, including the Young Scientist Award 🏆 for his outstanding contributions to biomedical research. He has published multiple papers in Q1 and Q2 peer-reviewed journals 📰 and serves as a reviewer for respected journals such as Frontiers in Immunology, World Journal of Gastroenterology, and Applied Biochemistry & Biotechnology 🧑🔬. Syed’s interdisciplinary research has gained international recognition, particularly in cancer diagnostics and computational vaccine development 🌍. With a strong publication record, teaching excellence, and peer-review activities 🧑🏫, he stands out as a rising star in bioinformatics and translational research 🔬🎖️.
Publication Top Notes
Authors: S Aiman, A Ahmad, AA Khan, AM Alanazi, A Samad, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Frontiers in Immunology, Vol. 14, 2023 | Cited by: 27
Summary: This study applied subtractive proteomics and immunoinformatics to develop multi-epitope vaccine constructs targeting Leishmania tropica. The proposed vaccines were validated via molecular docking, highlighting their therapeutic potential.
Authors: U Manzoor, A Ali, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, 21(1):119, 2023 | Cited by: 26
Summary: Focuses on GDAP1 gene mutations in patients with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease and associated dysphonia. Findings provide insight into phenotype-genotype correlations in neuropathic disorders.
Authors: SL Ali, A Ali, A Alamri, M Dusmagambetov, et al.
Journal: Frontiers in Immunology, Vol. 14, 2023 | Cited by: 21
Summary: This work involves screening the entire genome of the Songling virus to identify novel vaccine targets and construct a computational multi-epitope vaccine using reverse vaccinology.
Authors: A Ali, U Manzoor, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Journal of Population Therapeutics & Clinical Pharmacology, 30(18), 2948–70, 2023 | Cited by: 11
Summary: Reviews current and future bio-based therapies for various types of diabetes, including peptide therapies, gene editing, and stem cell interventions.
Authors: A Ali, U Manzoor, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Int. J. of Natural Medicine and Health Sciences, 3(1), 2023 | Cited by: 10
Summary: Investigates how IgG antibodies and their receptors influence food tolerance and autoimmune responses, with potential implications in immunodiagnostics.
Authors: L Zhuang, A Ali, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Infectious Medicine, 3(4):100148, 2024 | Cited by: 7
Summary: Integrates AI and CAD to design next-gen multi-epitope vaccines targeting tuberculosis. Emphasizes structural modeling and immune simulation workflows.
Authors: L Zhuang, Y Zhao, SL Ali, et al.
Journal: Decoding Infection and Transmission, 2, 100026, 2024 | Cited by: 6
Summary: Introduces the ZL9810L vaccine through immunoinformatics pipelines. Covers antigenicity prediction, MHC binding, and molecular docking validation.
Syed Luqman Ali exemplifies the spirit of the Excellence in Research Award through his impactful research, global collaborations, and integration of next-generation technologies in biomedical science. His publications, reviewer roles, and scientific rigor highlight a career devoted to innovation and advancement in health research. He is not only highly deserving but also an emerging leader in the fields of computational biology and immunoinformatics.
Professor , Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur , India
Prof. Dr. Bhanu Bhusan Khatua is a highly accomplished researcher whose work in polymer science, nanomaterials, and energy harvesting systems positions him as a leader in materials science. His high-impact publications, prestigious awards, and consistent research funding reflect a robust and mature research portfolio. He has demonstrated exceptional academic mentorship and built meaningful global collaborations that have amplified his research footprint. His interdisciplinary approach addresses both fundamental science and real-world applications, aligning strongly with the goals of a Best Researcher Award.
Prof. Dr. Bhanu Bhusan Khatua holds a Ph.D. in Polymer Science and Engineering from the Materials Science Centre, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, awarded in 2001. His academic journey began with a B.Sc. with Honours in Chemistry from Vidyasagar University in 1994, followed by an M.Sc. in Chemistry in 1996 from the same institution, where he graduated First Class First. His outstanding academic performance earned him the University Gold Medal and the Biswanath De Gold Medal for securing the top rank.
Prof. Khatua has been an Associate Professor at the Materials Science Centre, IIT Kharagpur since August 2013. He previously served as an Assistant Professor at the same institute from 2007 to 2013. His industrial research experience includes working as a Research Scientist at GE India Technology Centre, Bangalore (2004–2007). He has also completed prestigious postdoctoral fellowships at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology (2000–2002) and POSTECH, South Korea (2002–2004).
Prof. Khatua’s research is primarily centered on Energy Materials, including piezoelectric, triboelectric, and hybrid nanogenerators for energy harvesting and supercapacitors for energy storage. He is also active in developing EMI shielding materials using polymeric and hybrid composites. Additional areas of specialization include polymer/clay nanocomposites, morphology control in incompatible polymer blends, and electrically conducting polymeric PTCR composites.
Prof. Khatua has deep expertise in polymer science, nanocomposites, and functional materials. He is skilled in material synthesis, characterization, and device-level application, with a strong focus on bridging fundamental science with industrial relevance. He is also known for his leadership in interdisciplinary research, mentoring, and collaboration.
Prof. Dr. Bhanu Bhusan Khatua has received numerous prestigious awards and recognitions throughout his academic and research career. He is a Fellow of the West Bengal Academy of Science and Technology (WAST) 🧪, honored for his significant contributions to science and technology in the region. In 2022, he was awarded the Materials Research Society of India (MRSI) Medal 🥇 in recognition of his outstanding work in the field of materials science. His global impact was acknowledged when he was listed among the World’s Top 2% Scientists 🌍 in 2021, based on a comprehensive citation analysis by Stanford University.
1. Title: Effect of organoclay platelets on morphology of nylon-6 and poly (ethylene-ran-propylene) rubber blends
Authors: BB Khatua, DJ Lee, HY Kim, JK Kim
Citations: 448
Year: 2004
2. Title: An approach to design highly durable piezoelectric nanogenerator based on self‐poled PVDF/AlO‐rGO flexible nanocomposite with high power density and energy conversion efficiency
Authors: SK Karan, R Bera, S Paria, AK Das, S Maiti, A Maitra, BB Khatua
Citations: 422
Year: 2016
3. Title: Self-powered flexible Fe-doped RGO/PVDF nanocomposite: an excellent material for a piezoelectric energy harvester
Authors: SK Karan, D Mandal, BB Khatua
Citations: 410
Year: 2015
4. Title: Polystyrene/MWCNT/graphite nanoplate nanocomposites: efficient electromagnetic interference shielding material through graphite nanoplate–MWCNT–graphite nanoplate networking
Authors: S Maiti, NK Shrivastava, S Suin, BB Khatua
Citations: 336
Year: 2013
5. Title: Nature driven bio‐piezoelectric/triboelectric nanogenerator as next‐generation green energy harvester for smart and pollution free society
Authors: S Maiti, SK Karan, JK Kim, BB Khatua
Citations: 206
Year: 2019
6. Title: Highly exfoliated eco-friendly thermoplastic starch (TPS)/poly (lactic acid)(PLA)/clay nanocomposites using unmodified nanoclay
Authors: B Ayana, S Suin, BB Khatua
Citations: 195
Year: 2014
7. Title: Nature driven spider silk as high energy conversion efficient bio-piezoelectric nanogenerator
Authors: SK Karan, S Maiti, O Kwon, S Paria, A Maitra, SK Si, Y Kim, JK Kim, BB Khatua
Citations: 180
Year: 2018
8. Title: Recent advances in self‐powered tribo‐/piezoelectric energy harvesters: all‐in‐one package for future smart technologies
Authors: SK Karan, S Maiti, JH Lee, YK Mishra, BB Khatua, JK Kim
Citations: 178
Year: 2020
9. Title: Bio-waste onion skin as an innovative nature-driven piezoelectric material with high energy conversion efficiency
Authors: S Maiti, SK Karan, J Lee, AK Mishra, BB Khatua, JK Kim
Citations: 175
Year: 2017
10. Title: Designing high energy conversion efficient bio-inspired vitamin assisted single-structured based self-powered piezoelectric/wind/acoustic multi-energy harvester with remarkable output
Authors: SK Karan, S Maiti, AK Agrawal, AK Das, A Maitra, S Paria, A Bera, R Bera, BB Khatua
Citations: 147
Year: 2019
In conclusion, Prof. Dr. Bhanu Bhusan Khatua is a highly suitable and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His extensive publication record, global impact, innovation, mentorship, and recognitions collectively present a compelling case. While he can further elevate his profile through deeper industry engagement and global leadership roles, his existing credentials already meet and exceed many benchmarks typical of such honors. Awarding him would recognize both past excellence and future promise.
Md. Shahjalal is an accomplished public health researcher from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 with a strong academic and research background in cancer epidemiology 🎗️ and global health 🌍. He holds an MPH in Epidemiology from North South University 🎓 and a BUMS from the University of Dhaka 🏥. Currently serving as Research Coordinator at Research Rats, he has contributed to numerous international publications 📚, focusing on healthcare economics and cancer care. He is also an academic editor for PLoS ONE 🖋️ and recipient of national health research grants 🏅. His work aims to reduce disparities in cancer outcomes and improve population health 💡.
Md. Shahjalal earned his Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology 🧠 from North South University (2018–2019) and Bachelor of Unani Medicine & Surgery (BUMS) 🩺 from the University of Dhaka (2012–2017). His research journey includes roles as Research Assistant (2019–2020), Research Associate (2021–2022), and currently as Research Coordinator at Research Rats Bangladesh (2023–Present) 🔬. He also worked as a Teaching Assistant in Biostatistics at NSU 📊. Through these roles, he has developed expertise in grant writing, data analysis, and multi-disciplinary research coordination 🤝, contributing to impactful studies in cancer and public health.
Shahjalal’s professional growth is rooted in continuous learning and hands-on research 📈. From coordinating multi-site cancer studies to assisting in international grant applications 💼, he has gained advanced skills in public health research, data modeling, and scientific writing 📄. His expertise spans SPSS, STATA, and EXCEL for complex analyses 📊. As an academic editor for PLoS ONE 🧑⚖️, he stays engaged with global research trends. His participation in peer-reviewed publications and collaborative projects reflects his commitment to evidence-based solutions in healthcare. With strong communication and leadership skills 💬, he thrives in multidisciplinary teams and policy-relevant research environments 🌐.
Md. Shahjalal’s research primarily targets cancer epidemiology 🎗️, health-related quality of life, and health economics 💰. His work evaluates systemic and radiation therapy outcomes, mental health disparities 🧠, and economic burdens faced by cancer survivors in Bangladesh. He also explores nutritional issues among vulnerable populations 🥣 and investigates access disparities in cardio-oncology care ❤️. Utilizing statistical modeling and health metrics like EQ-5D-5L, he aims to inform policies for equitable healthcare access 🏥. His contributions support both national and international cancer care reforms 🌍, ensuring that scientific insights lead to real-world impact for underserved communities 📢.
Md. Shahjalal has been recognized for his impactful research through competitive grants and editorial roles 🏆. He received the Bangladesh Health Research Grant (2024) as Principal Investigator for a TB-related nutrition project 🧪 and the General Pharmaceutical Health Research Grant (2023) as Co-Investigator on cardio-oncology care disparities ❤️. With an H-index of 8 on Scopus 📈, his scholarly influence is growing steadily. He serves as an Academic Editor for PLoS ONE 🖋️, a Scopus Q1 journal, reflecting peer recognition of his academic contributions. These honors mark him as a rising leader in public health and medical research 🌟.
1.🎯 Radioimmunotherapy in Cancer Treatment
Title: Assessing the Clinical Effectiveness of Radioimmunotherapy with Combined Radionuclide/Monoclonal Antibody Conjugates in Cancer Treatment: Insights from Randomised Clinical Trials
Journal: Cancers (2025-04-23)
DOI: 10.3390/cancers17091413
➤ Examines advanced radioimmunotherapy effectiveness using combined agents in cancer trials.
2.💰 Cancer Treatment Costs in Bangladesh
Title: Cancer Driven Direct Medical Costs in Bangladesh: Evidence from Patient Perspective
Journal: Journal of Cancer Policy (2025-03)
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcpo.2025.100565
➤ Highlights patient-incurred medical costs and economic stress related to cancer care.
3.🏥 Unplanned Hospitalisation After Cancer Therapy
Title: Emerging Burden of Post-Cancer Therapy Complications on Unplanned Hospitalisation and Costs Among Australian Cancer Patients: A Retrospective Cohort Study Over 14 Years
Journal: Scientific Reports (2025-02-08)
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-025-89247-y
➤ Evaluates long-term health complications and hospital costs post cancer therapy in Australia.
4.🥗 Diet and Dyslipidemia in Type 2 Diabetes
Title: Association between Mediterranean Diet Adherence and Dyslipidemia Among Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Journal: Discover Public Health (2024-10-22)
DOI: 10.1186/s12982-024-00267-x
➤ Investigates the dietary impact on lipid profiles in diabetic patients.5.
5.💸 Economic Burden on Cancer Survivors
Title: Economic Burden of Healthcare Services on Cancer Survivors in Bangladesh
Journal: Cancer Reports (2024-08)
DOI: 10.1002/cnr2.2144
➤ Quantifies healthcare costs and financial strain on cancer survivors.
Md. Shahjalal demonstrates exceptional research potential and output in the interdisciplinary field of cancer epidemiology, public health, and health economics. His impactful publications, leadership in funded research, and commitment to health equity mark him as a leading candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work not only contributes academically but also has tangible implications for national and global health policy.
Dr. Noureddine Kerrouche appears to be a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award based on his extensive academic and research experience. His work spans multiple prestigious institutions, including his roles as Associate Professor and Professor in both Saudi Arabia and Algeria. His research contributions focus on critical economic and financial topics, including domestic credit and economic growth, renewable energy investments, and tax planning strategies. His publication record in peer-reviewed journals further demonstrates his research impact and commitment to advancing knowledge in his field. Given his academic achievements, administrative experience, and research output, he is highly suitable for this award.
The economic effects of renewable energy investments: evidence from firm-level data
Navigating the nexus between blue economy and food security through bibliometric analysis
Tax Planning Strategies And Their Impact On Tax Base Corrosion – The Case Of Algeria As A Model-