Mr. Jaehyung Kim | Machine Learning | Research Excellence Award
Division of Fisheries Resources and Environmental Research | South Korea
Division of Fisheries Resources and Environmental Research | South Korea
Research Scientist | University of Oxford | United Kingdom
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Professor | Shandong University | China
Prof Zhi Liu
Shandong University
Artificial Intelligence | China
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Senior Reasearcher at Nalecz Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elżbieta Olejarczyk is a leading researcher in biomedical engineering and neurophysiology, specializing in the advanced analysis of EEG signals to better understand brain function and neurological disorders. Her work focuses on nonlinear dynamics, fractal analysis, brain connectivity, and the development of computational methods for diagnosing conditions such as schizophrenia, stroke, depression, and sleep disorders. She has contributed extensively to the study of neuronal complexity, functional connectivity, and neuroelectrical biomarkers using innovative mathematical and signal-processing techniques. With highly cited publications in PLoS ONE, Frontiers in Neuroscience, Scientific Reports, and IEEE journals, she is recognized for advancing EEG-based diagnostic methodologies and improving insights into brain activity in both healthy and clinical populations.
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Senior Lecturer at University of Newcastle | Singapore
Dr. Yeap Peik Foong is a distinguished academic and researcher whose career reflects a deep commitment to advancing knowledge in strategic management, organisational development, cross-cultural management, sustainability practices, and innovation within higher education and industry. Renowned for her interdisciplinary perspective, she has contributed extensively to scholarly literature through impactful journal articles, book chapters, and international conference presentations that explore themes such as digital transformation, human–AI collaboration, leadership effectiveness, consumer behaviour, knowledge management, environmental sustainability, and community-based tourism. Her work is recognized for its ability to merge theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, offering insights that guide policy development, organisational strategy, and educational leadership. She has played influential roles in shaping academic programs, strengthening research culture, and supporting curriculum innovation, while also contributing actively as a reviewer, editorial board member, and examiner for reputable journals, conferences, and institutions worldwide. Her research leadership is further demonstrated through her involvement in numerous funded projects that address emerging challenges in digital well-being, workplace resilience, global responsibility, cybersecurity, internationalisation of higher education, and interorganisational collaboration. Known for her mentorship and supervision of postgraduate candidates, she has supported research that spans management, marketing, organisational behaviour, and industry-specific strategic studies, helping shape future scholars and professionals. Her consistent engagement with global academic communities, coupled with her ability to foster collaborative networks, reflects her dedication to elevating research standards and promoting sustainable, innovative, and culturally aware practices across sectors. Dr. Yeap’s body of work positions her as a respected thought leader whose scholarly contributions and service continue to influence contemporary debates and future directions in management, education, and organisational sustainability.
Ha, H., Yeap, P. F., Loh, H. S., & Pidani, R. (2025). Environmental sustainability and CSR practices by banks in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.
Tan, K. L., Yeap, P. F., Cheong, K. C. K., & Shanu, R. (2025). Crafting an organizational strategy for the new era: A qualitative study of artificial intelligence transformation in a homegrown Singaporean hotel chain.
Tan, K.-L., Loganathan, S. R., Pidani, R. R., Yeap, P.-F., Ng, D. W. L., Chong, N. T. S., Liow, M. L. S., Cheong, K. C.-K., & Yeo, M. M. L. (2024). Embracing imperfections: A predictive analysis of factors alleviating adult leaders’ digital learning stress on Singapore’s lifelong learning journey.
Yeap, P. F., & Liow, M. L. S. (2023). Tourist walkability and sustainable community-based tourism: Conceptual framework and strategic model.
Ong, H. B., Chong, L. L., Choon, S. W., Tan, S. H., Yeap, P. F., & Kasuma, N. M. H. (2022). Retaining skilled workers through motivation: The Malaysian case.
Lee, Y. W., Dorasamy, M., Ahmad, A. A., Jambulingam, M., Yeap, P. F., & Harun, S. (2021). Synchronous online learning during movement control order in higher education institutions: A systematic review.
Post-Doctoral Fellow at Emory University | United States
Mr. Sachin Pandey is an accomplished data scientist and engineering professional whose expertise bridges the domains of artificial intelligence, data management, and enterprise analytics. With more than thirteen years of progressive experience, Mr. Sachin Pandey currently serves as the Head of Data Engineering and Data Science at Oracle Corporation, where he leads multidisciplinary teams in the development of intelligent data infrastructures, machine learning solutions, and scalable MLOps frameworks. He previously contributed his expertise as Head of Data Science at Walmart US, overseeing large-scale analytical transformations that enhanced predictive decision systems and optimized data-driven strategies across global business operations. Mr. Sachin Pandey’s academic foundation is rooted in a Master of Science in Management Information Systems from the University of Illinois at Chicago – Liautaud Graduate School of Business, where he developed a strong grounding in business intelligence, data visualization, and statistical computing. He earned his Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering from the Vivekananda Education Society’s Institute of Technology, Mumbai, where his technical acumen and analytical thinking shaped his approach to applied data research. His research interests include machine learning algorithms, deep learning optimization, big data analytics, AI-based automation, and data governance, focusing on how scalable AI systems can transform decision-making and industry practices. Mr. Sachin Pandey has published and co-authored peer-reviewed papers in internationally recognized journals and conference proceedings indexed by Scopus and IEEE, including notable contributions in areas of image detection, intelligent automation, and cloud-based analytics. His most cited work, “Smoke and Fire Detection” is recognized for advancing the use of AI models in safety and monitoring systems, reflecting his commitment to practical applications of data science for societal benefit. In addition to research, he possesses exceptional skills in Python programming, Spark, Airflow, data modeling, ELT/ETL frameworks, MLFlow, and cloud analytics platforms such as Power BI, Tableau, and Alteryx, complemented by a deep understanding of optimization, data governance, and model versioning techniques.
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Gharge, S., Birla, S., Pandey, S., Dargad, R., & Pandita, R. (2013). Smoke and fire detection. International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, 2(6). Cited by: 16
Singh, A., & Pandey, S. (2014). Advanced Centralised RTO System for Traffic Data Automation. International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering, 4(5). Cited by: 9
Pandey, S. (2015). Intelligent Data Governance Using Cloud-based Frameworks. International Journal of Data Science and Analytics, 3(2). Cited by: 11
Pandey, S., & Birla, S. (2016). Optimization of Machine Learning Pipelines for Enterprise Analytics. Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence. Cited by: 7
Pandey, S. (2019). Scalable AI Systems for Predictive Data Engineering. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research and Applications, 10(4). Cited by: 13
Dr. Santosh Jagtap, Assistant Professor at Prof. Ramkrishna More College (Autonomous), is a highly accomplished researcher and academic in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity, with extensive expertise in applying AI to smart agriculture, healthcare security, IoT-enabled educational systems, and AI-driven safety solutions. Dr. Jagtap holds advanced academic qualifications and has developed a distinguished research profile that emphasizes practical applications of emerging technologies to address societal challenges. His work integrates machine learning, blockchain, IoT, and real-time data processing, producing innovative solutions in areas such as intelligent irrigation systems, plant disease detection, AI-based emotion recognition for safety alerts, and secure healthcare frameworks. Over his career, Dr. Jagtap has contributed significantly to international research projects and collaborative studies, producing high-impact publications in reputed journals and conference proceedings, such as Materials Today: Proceedings, international conferences on electronics, computing, and applied AI. He has also been recognized for innovation through patent awards, notably for AI-based plant disease identification systems, reflecting his focus on technology transfer and real-world impact. Dr. Jagtap has played an active role in mentoring students, guiding research projects, and participating in professional networks that foster academic and technological growth. He has demonstrated a consistent record of research excellence, with a total of 78 citations across 4 Scopus-indexed publications and an h-index of 3, reflecting the growing impact of his work.
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Jagtap, S. T., Phasinam, K., Kassanu. (2022). Towards application of various machine learning techniques in agriculture. Materials Today: Proceedings, 51, 793–797. 70 citations.
Jagtap, S. T., Thakar, (2021). A framework for secure healthcare system using blockchain and smart contracts. Second International Conference on Electronics and Sustainable Technologies. 22 citations.
Jagtap, S. T., Jagdale, K. C., & Thakar, C. M. (2023). Identification of plant disease device using artificial intelligence. IN Patent 391523-001. –
Pratiksha Bhise, D. S. J., & Jagtap, S. T. (2024). AI-driven emergency response system for women’s safety using real-time location and heart rate monitoring. IJRPR. –
Keskar, A., Jagtap, S. T., et al. (2021). Big data preprocessing frameworks: Tools and techniques. Design Engineering, 1738–1746.
Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das (FHEA, MIEEE, MBCS) is a Lecturer in Computing at the Global Banking School, UK, PhD Candidate in Computer Science at London Metropolitan University, and an affiliated researcher with the AI & Data Science Research Group at London Metropolitan University. He is an emerging academic with expertise in artificial intelligence, soft biometrics, cybersecurity, and privacy-preserving surveillance frameworks aligned with ethical AI deployment and GDPR compliance. Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das earned his MSc in Cyber Security Technology with Distinction from Northumbria University, UK, following an MBA in Management Information Systems and a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science from Leading University, Bangladesh, which provided him with an integrated background in computing, management information systems, and advanced security practices. Professionally, he has served in diverse higher-education lecturing roles across the UK including Elizabeth School of London, New City College, Shipley College, and other institutions, as well as holding the position of Research Associate on the SoftMatrix and Surveillance (SMS) Project at Northumbria University, contributing to cross-disciplinary and international research. Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das’s research interests include privacy-preserving multimodal soft biometrics for identity verification, AI-driven covert surveillance, ethical and GDPR-compliant surveillance technologies, and the fusion of biometrics for crowd analytics in public safety and border security. His research skills encompass advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques, data analytics, Python and Java programming, cloud-IoT integration, and full-stack development, supported by proficiency in data visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, and MATLAB.
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Das, S. R., Kruti, A., Devkota, R., & Sulaiman, R. B. (2023). Evaluation of machine learning models for credit card fraud detection: A comparative analysis of algorithmic performance and their efficacy. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Technoprise Letters. 12 citations.
Thinesh, M. A., Varmann, S. S., Sharmila, S. L., & Das, S. R. (2023). Detection of credit card fraud using random forest classification model. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Technologies Letters. 9 citations.
Pranav, R. P., Prawin, R. P., Subhashni, R., & Das, S. R. (2023). Enhancing remote sensing with advanced convolutional neural networks: A comprehensive study on advanced sensor design for image analysis and object detection. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Computer Letters. 8 citations.
Das, S. R., Hassan, B., Patel, P., & Yasin, A. (2024). Global soft biometrics in surveillance: Benchmark analysis, open challenges, and recommendations. Multimedia Tools and Applications. 6 citations.
PhD student at National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics, Mexico
Jesús Alberto Gamez Guevara is a dedicated researcher and academic currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Science with a Specialization in Electronics at the Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica (INAOE) in Mexico. His academic journey and professional path reflect a strong foundation in electronics and a commitment to educational excellence and innovation. With a diverse career spanning roles in both academia and industry, Jesús has contributed to the fields of electronic engineering, digital learning, and neuromorphic computing. His work exemplifies a blend of practical teaching, research-based innovation, and interdisciplinary exploration in electronics and microelectronics reliability.
Jesús began his academic career with a Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering from the Instituto Tecnológico de Puebla, where he studied from 2000 to 2006. After gaining significant professional experience, he returned to academia and pursued a Master’s degree in Electronics Science at INAOE from 2020 to 2023. His decision to further his academic credentials with a Ph.D. demonstrates his passion for advanced research and his dedication to contributing cutting-edge developments to the field of electronics. This solid educational foundation has allowed him to bridge theoretical knowledge and practical applications in microelectronics and related areas.
Jesús’s professional experience spans both teaching and engineering, reflecting a career shaped by versatility and a deep understanding of applied electronics. He began his career as a Content Programmer in Digital Learning Models from 2007 to 2011, focusing on educational technologies and content development. His teaching career commenced as an Adjunct Professor “B” at the Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Teziutlán (2011–2012), followed by a Full-Time Associate Professor role at the same institution from 2012 to 2015. Simultaneously, he served as a Full-Time Professor at CBTIS No. 153, a high school institution, during the same period. His work extended into industrial applications when he took on a role in Engineering Projects focusing on Innovation, Development, and Control between 2016 and 2018. Most recently, he held another academic position as an Adjunct Professor “B” at Universidad Politécnica de Puebla from 2018 to 2019. These cumulative experiences reflect his dual expertise in academic instruction and engineering innovation.
Jesús Alberto Gamez Guevara’s primary research interests revolve around electronics, neuromorphic computing, spintronic devices, and microelectronics reliability. His current doctoral research is centered on analyzing magnetoresistive tunnel junction (MTJ)-based spiking neural networks (SNN), specifically examining the impact of resistive open and short defects on their performance. His academic curiosity lies in integrating emerging device technologies with neuromorphic architectures to enhance the performance and reliability of artificial neural systems. His interdisciplinary approach merges insights from materials science, microelectronics, and computational modeling to address challenges in defect tolerance, energy efficiency, and system scalability in next-generation computing systems.
Although there are no specific individual awards listed in his current profile, Jesús’s acceptance into a highly regarded Ph.D. program and his collaborative publication in a leading journal highlight his growing recognition in the research community. His academic achievements, coupled with his ongoing contributions to microelectronics reliability, position him as a promising researcher in the field of electronics.
Jesús has contributed to the field through scholarly publications, with two articles currently indexed on Scopus. A notable recent publication is titled “Performance analysis of MTJ-based SNN under resistive open and short defects,” co-authored with Leonardo Miceli, Elena Ioana Vǎtǎjelu, and Víctor H. Champac. This article, published in Microelectronics Reliability in 2025, provides critical insights into the behavior of spintronic neural networks in the presence of defects, contributing to the design of more robust neuromorphic systems. Although the paper has yet to be cited at the time of reporting, its relevance in a niche yet rapidly developing domain indicates its potential impact in the near future.
Jesús Alberto Gamez Guevara stands at the intersection of academic excellence and technological innovation. His journey from a student of electronics to a doctoral researcher reflects his unwavering dedication to learning and knowledge dissemination. With a strong educational background, comprehensive teaching experience, and a growing research portfolio, he continues to contribute meaningfully to the fields of electronics and neuromorphic computing. As he progresses in his doctoral studies, his work is poised to influence future developments in spintronic-based architectures and the broader field of energy-efficient, reliable microelectronic systems. His profile embodies the spirit of scientific inquiry and educational commitment, making him a valuable member of the academic and research community.