Kannan R | Botany | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Kannan R
Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College, India
Kannan R
Affiliation Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College
Country India
Google scholar 9WkXbuQAAAAJ
Documents 20
Citations 40
h-index 3
Subject Area Botany
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Kannan R is a researcher affiliated with Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College, India, whose academic profile is associated with the field of Botany. The profile supplied for consideration records 20 research documents, 40 citations and an h-index of 3. These indicators provide a concise bibliometric view of the researcher’s documented scholarly output and citation activity. [1]

The Best Researcher Award recognizes research activity and scholarly contribution within the relevant academic field. In the context of Botany, assessment may consider the quality and relevance of publications, research continuity, contribution to botanical knowledge, scholarly visibility and the broader significance of the candidate’s academic work.

Abstract

This academic profile presents Kannan R  of Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College as a candidate associated with the Best Researcher Award in Botany. The supplied research indicators comprise 20 documents, 40 citations and an h-index of 3. Bibliometric indicators such as publication counts, citation counts and h-index values are commonly used as complementary measures for examining research visibility and scholarly influence, although they do not independently determine research quality. [1] [2]

The profile is intended to provide a structured academic overview for recognition purposes. Detailed publication titles, journal information, research themes, Scopus identifier and ORCID were not supplied and therefore are not inferred in this article.

Keywords

  • KANNAN R
  • Botany
  • Plant Science
  • Researcher Recognition
  • Best Researcher Award
  • Scholarly Publications
  • Research Impact

Introduction

Botany encompasses the scientific study of plants, including their structure, physiology, taxonomy, ecology, evolution, genetics and interactions with their environments. Contemporary botanical research contributes to understanding plant diversity and function while also supporting areas such as agriculture, conservation and environmental science.

Within this broad discipline, academic recognition is generally informed by a combination of scholarly output, research quality, originality, relevance and evidence of contribution. Bibliometric indicators can assist in describing publication and citation patterns, but responsible assessment benefits from considering quantitative and qualitative evidence together. [1] [2]

Research Profile

The supplied profile identifies KANNAN R with Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College and places the researcher’s principal subject area within Botany. The available bibliometric record indicates 20 documents, 40 citations and an h-index of 3. These figures represent the information supplied for this recognition profile and may change as scholarly databases are updated.

Indicator Reported Value Context
Documents 20 Scholarly documents supplied for the profile
Citations 40 Citations supplied for the profile
h-index 3 Bibliometric indicator supplied for the profile
Subject Area Botany Primary academic field

Research Contributions

The available information establishes a research profile in Botany but does not provide individual publication titles or specific research projects. Accordingly, this article does not attribute particular discoveries or findings to KANNAN R without supporting bibliographic information.

For formal evaluation, the research contribution can be assessed through documented evidence such as peer-reviewed publications, originality of research questions, methodological rigor, contribution to botanical knowledge, collaboration, research continuity and relevance to contemporary plant-science challenges.

  • Documented scholarly output in the field of Botany.
  • Evidence of peer-reviewed research and academic dissemination, where applicable.
  • Contribution to plant-science knowledge supported by published research.
  • Potential academic value demonstrated through citation and publication records.

Publications

The supplied information reports 20 documents associated with the research profile. Because publication titles, authorship information, journals, publication years and DOI identifiers were not provided, individual publications are not listed here. Such details should be verified against authoritative bibliographic databases before being used for formal award evaluation. [2]

For a complete academic dossier, publication records may be organized according to article type, publication year, journal, authorship position, citation count and persistent identifiers such as DOI, Scopus record or ORCID. Persistent identifiers improve the reproducibility and verification of scholarly records.

Research Impact

The supplied profile records 40 citations for 20 documents and an h-index of 3. Citation-based indicators can provide evidence of how published research has been referenced by subsequent scholarly work, although citation practices differ between disciplines, publication types and research communities. [1] [2]

A balanced assessment of research impact should therefore consider citation indicators alongside the quality of venues, originality, contribution to the field, collaboration, educational value and demonstrable societal or environmental relevance. The available data support a bibliometric description but do not, by themselves, establish the full qualitative impact of the research.

Award Suitability

Based on the information supplied, KANNAN R presents a documented research profile in Botany with 20 reported documents, 40 citations and an h-index of 3. These indicators provide relevant evidence for consideration under a research-recognition category. Final award suitability should remain subject to the official evaluation framework and verification of the underlying academic records. [1] [2]

For a Best Researcher Award, a comprehensive assessment may consider the following evidence:

  1. Quality, originality and relevance of research publications.
  2. Consistency and significance of scholarly contributions.
  3. Citation and other appropriate bibliometric evidence.
  4. Contribution to Botany and related plant-science research.
  5. Evidence of academic collaboration, mentoring or knowledge dissemination, where documented.
  6. Verification of publications, affiliations and researcher identifiers.

Conclusion

KANNAN R, affiliated with Chikkaiah Govt. Arts and Science College, is presented in the supplied data as a Botany researcher with 20 documents, 40 citations and an h-index of 3. The profile provides a concise basis for academic recognition consideration while avoiding unsupported attribution of specific research findings.

The Best Researcher Award assessment should be based on verified scholarly records and a combination of qualitative and quantitative evidence. Additional publication metadata, researcher identifiers and documented research contributions would strengthen the completeness of the academic profile.

References

  1. Hirsch, J. E. (2005). An index to quantify an individual’s scientific research output. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102(46), 16569–16572. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0507655102
  2. Bornmann, L. and Daniel, H.-D. (2008). What do citation counts measure? A review of studies on citing behavior. Journal of Documentation, 64(1), 45–80. https://doi.org/10.1108/00220410810844150
  3. Improvement of Indian hexaploid wheat. I. Induced mutations.
    https://www.cabidigitallibrary.org/doi/full/10.5555/20073163277
  4. Biochemical characterization of rust resistance in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).
    https://www.cabidigitallibrary.org/doi/full/10.5555/20083040499

 

Sonia Rani | Perovskite Solar Cells | Women Researcher Award

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Women Researcher Award


Sonia Rani
Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad
Sonia Rani
Affiliation Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad
Country India
Scopus ID 57424464900
Documents 22
Citations 211
h-index 9
Subject Area Perovskite Solar Cells
Event Indian Scientist Awards
ORCID 0000-0001-7768-690X

Sonia Rani is a researcher whose academic work is associated with thin-film photovoltaics and perovskite solar-cell technologies. Her research profile includes studies of perovskite photovoltaic architectures, transparent electrodes, optical engineering, colored photovoltaic devices, and semi-transparent or bifacial solar-cell concepts. Her work has been reported in peer-reviewed journals, including Solar RRL and Energy Technology, with publications addressing materials, optical structures, and device configurations for emerging photovoltaic applications. [1][2]

Abstract

Sonia Rani’s research is situated in the field of perovskite photovoltaics, an emerging area of solar-energy research concerned with improving photovoltaic conversion, optical management, device architecture, transparency, color control, and materials integration. Her documented research includes work on oxide–metal–oxide transparent electrodes for semi-transparent perovskite solar cells, thermally oxidized ultrathin copper films for photovoltaic applications, optical structures for colored perovskite devices, and material-driven designs for bifacial and semi-transparent photovoltaic systems. [1][2]

The research profile combines materials considerations with optical and device-level engineering. This interdisciplinary orientation is relevant to the development of photovoltaic technologies that seek to balance electrical performance with optical transparency, color selectivity, bifacial operation, and alternative electrode configurations. [1][2]

Keywords

  • Women Researcher Award
  • Sonia Rani
  • Perovskite Solar Cells
  • Perovskite Photovoltaics
  • Thin-Film Photovoltaics
  • Transparent Electrodes
  • Semi-Transparent Solar Cells
  • Bifacial Photovoltaics

Introduction

Perovskite solar cells have become an important research topic in photovoltaic science because their optoelectronic properties can be engineered through composition, interfaces, device architecture, and optical design. Research in this area extends beyond conventional efficiency optimization to include semi-transparent, bifacial, flexible, and visually selective photovoltaic devices. Such approaches may be relevant to building-integrated photovoltaics and other applications where light transmission, appearance, or two-sided illumination is an important design consideration. [1][2]

Within this research landscape, Sonia Rani’s published work addresses several aspects of perovskite photovoltaic design. Her research includes the study of transparent conducting structures, ultrathin metal-derived layers, optical engineering, photonic-crystal structures, and oxide–metal–oxide configurations. [5]

Research Profile

The supplied academic profile associates Sonia Rani with the Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad and identifies Perovskite Solar Cells as her principal subject area. The institutional record of IIT Dharwad identifies Sonia Rani as a doctoral researcher in Perovskite Photovoltaics and records her doctoral graduation in 2024 under the supervision of Prof. Dhriti Sundar Ghosh. [6]

Her ORCID record lists Scopus Author ID 57424464900 and records 22 works on the profile. It also records doctoral study at the Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad during 2022–2024. The same record documents subsequent research employment, illustrating that researcher affiliations can change over time even when earlier institutional research remains part of an academic publication record. [3]

The research profile can broadly be organized around the following themes:

  • Perovskite photovoltaic device architecture.
  • Transparent and semi-transparent photovoltaic electrodes.
  • Bifacial solar-cell configurations.
  • Optical engineering and light-management structures.
  • Colored and visually selective perovskite solar cells.
  • Materials and interfaces for photovoltaic device optimization.

Research Contributions

A notable aspect of the research is the investigation of transparent electrode systems for semi-transparent perovskite solar cells. In a 2023 Solar RRL article, Rani, Arun Kumar, and Dhriti Sundar Ghosh examined oxide–metal–oxide based transparent electrodes and their potential application in semi-transparent perovskite photovoltaic devices. [4]

Another contribution concerns ultrathin copper-based layers. A 2022 study in Solar Energy investigated a thermally oxidized ultrathin copper film as a low-cost hole-transport layer for planar perovskite solar cells. The publication reported experimental device characteristics and stability measurements associated with the proposed layer configuration. [5]

Research published in Energy Technology in 2025 examined one-dimensional photonic crystals for selective chromaticity in colored perovskite solar cells. The work demonstrates an optical-engineering approach in which photonic structures are considered as part of photovoltaic device design rather than treating color solely as an incidental optical property. [1]

More recent work has addressed material-driven design of oxide–metal–oxide–perovskite–oxide–metal–oxide structures for bifacial and semi-transparent photovoltaic applications. Published in Solar RRL in 2026, this research considered the relationship between material selection, optical transparency, and photovoltaic performance. [2]

Publications

Selected publications associated with the researcher and relevant to the present profile include:

  1. Rani, S., Kumar, A., and Ghosh, D. S. “1D-Photonic Crystals Enabling Selective Chromaticity for Colored Perovskite Solar Cells.” Energy Technology, 2025. DOI:
  2. Rani, S., Malik, A., Guruprasad, S., and Ghosh, D. S. “Material-Driven Design of OMO-Perovskite-OMO Solar Cells for Bifacial and Semi-Transparent Photovoltaic Applications.” Solar RRL, 2026. DOI:
  3. Rani, S., Kumar, A., and Ghosh, D. S. “Oxide–Metal–Oxide Based Transparent Electrodes and Their Potential Application in Semitransparent Perovskite Solar Cells—Optical Modeling Studies.” Solar RRL, 2023. DOI:
  4. Kumar, A., Rani, S., Rana, N. K., Samantaray, M. R., Chander, N., and Ghosh, D. S. “Thermally oxidized ultrathin copper film as low-cost hole-transport layer in planar perovskite solar cells.” Solar Energy, 2022, vol. 244, pp. 457–464. DOI:
  5. Das, T., Kumar, A., Rani, S., and Guchhait, A. “Fabrication of Highly Efficient and Ambient Stable Planar MAPbI3 Perovskite Solar Cells via Defect Passivation through Crosslinking Strategy.” Advanced Engineering Materials, 2024. DOI:

The publication record cited above represents selected works rather than a complete bibliography. The linked ORCID profile reports 22 works, while institutional records provide additional information about research and doctoral activity at IIT Dharwad. [3][6]

Research Impact

The research is relevant to the continuing development of perovskite photovoltaic technologies in which optical and electrical requirements must be considered simultaneously. Work on transparent electrodes, optical structures, bifacial devices, and colored photovoltaic systems addresses design challenges that become increasingly important when photovoltaic devices are intended for applications beyond conventional opaque solar modules. [1][2]

The supplied research metrics of 211 citations and an h-index of 9 provide quantitative indicators of scholarly visibility at the time the profile was prepared. These figures should not be interpreted independently of publication year, field, database coverage, or citation practices, and they may change as indexing services update their records.

Institutional information also places the research within the Thin-Film and Photovoltaics research environment at IIT Dharwad. The institution has documented Sonia Rani’s doctoral work in Perovskite Photovoltaics and associated research activity in the area of photovoltaic device development.[6]

Award Suitability

The Women Researcher Award profile is academically aligned with Sonia Rani’s documented research specialization in perovskite photovoltaics. The suitability of a nominee for an award should ultimately be determined through the award program’s published eligibility requirements, independent evaluation procedures, and review of the nominee’s complete academic record.

  • Research specialization in perovskite solar-cell technology.
  • Peer-reviewed publications addressing photovoltaic materials and device structures.
  • Research involving transparent, semi-transparent, bifacial, and optically engineered photovoltaic systems.
  • Documented scholarly output and citation-based research indicators.
  • Research experience connected with academic photovoltaic and thin-film research.

These characteristics provide a scholarly basis for considering the profile in a women-researcher recognition category, while the final award decision remains subject to the applicable nomination, screening, and evaluation framework of the Indian Scientist Awards.

Conclusion

Sonia Rani’s research profile reflects a focused contribution to perovskite photovoltaic science, with published work spanning transparent electrodes, ultrathin metal-derived layers, optical engineering, colored solar cells, and bifacial or semi-transparent photovoltaic architectures. [1][2] These themes place her research within a broader effort to develop photovoltaic technologies that combine energy conversion with enhanced optical and architectural functionality.

Based on the supplied profile information and publicly documented research records, her academic work provides a relevant foundation for consideration under a Women Researcher Award category focused on scientific research and innovation in photovoltaic technology. Bibliographic metrics and institutional affiliations should be verified against current authoritative databases when the profile is used for formal award assessment.

References

  1. Rani, S., Kumar, A., Ghosh, D. S. “1D-Photonic Crystals Enabling Selective Chromaticity for Colored Perovskite Solar Cells.” Energy Technology, 2025.
    https://doi.org/10.1002/ente.202500438
  2. Rani, S., Malik, A., Guruprasad, S., Ghosh, D. S. “Material-Driven Design of OMO-Perovskite-OMO Solar Cells for Bifacial and Semi-Transparent Photovoltaic Applications.” Solar RRL, 2026.
    https://doi.org/10.1002/solr.202500946
  3. ORCID. “Sonia Rani — ORCID record and works.” Scopus Author ID 57424464900.
    https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7768-690X
  4. Rani, S., Kumar, A., Ghosh, D. S. “Oxide–Metal–Oxide Based Transparent Electrodes and Their Potential Application in Semitransparent Perovskite Solar Cells—Optical Modeling Studies.” Solar RRL, 2023.
    https://doi.org/10.1002/solr.202200863
  5. Kumar, A., Rani, S., Rana, N. K., Samantaray, M. R., Chander, N., Ghosh, D. S. “Thermally oxidized ultrathin copper film as low-cost hole-transport layer in planar perovskite solar cells.” Solar Energy, 2022, 244, 457–464.
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.solener.2022.08.067
  6. Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad. Research Scholars and institutional research information relating to Sonia Rani and Perovskite Photovoltaics.
    https://www.iitdh.ac.in/kn/research-scholars-department
  7. Das, T., Kumar, A., Rani, S., Guchhait, A. “Fabrication of Highly Efficient and Ambient Stable Planar MAPbI3 Perovskite Solar Cells via Defect Passivation through Crosslinking Strategy.” Advanced Engineering Materials, 2024.
    https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.202302078

 

Saurabh Bharti | Hospitality Management | Outstanding Educator Award

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Outstanding Educator Award

Saurabh Bharti
WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India

Saurabh Bharti
Affiliation WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education
Country India
Scopus ID 60410285800
Documents 8
Citations 10
h-index 2
Subject Area Hospitality Management
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Saurabh Bharti is affiliated with WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education in India and is associated with the academic field of Hospitality Management. The profile supplied for this recognition article records 8 indexed documents, 10 citations, and an h-index of 2 in the cited Scopus author record. These bibliometric indicators provide a limited quantitative view of scholarly activity and should be interpreted together with teaching, curriculum, professional engagement, and other academic contributions.

The Outstanding Educator Award recognizes educators whose academic work, teaching practice, professional contribution, and commitment to learner development demonstrate sustained value to higher education. In hospitality management, effective education commonly combines theoretical understanding with applied learning, industry relevance, professional competencies, and the evolving expectations of students and employers. [1][2]

Abstract

This academic recognition profile presents Saurabh Bharti, WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India, in relation to the Outstanding Educator Award. The supplied scholarly profile identifies Hospitality Management as the principal subject area and records 8 documents, 10 citations, and an h-index of 2 in the referenced Scopus author record. The profile is considered within the broader context of hospitality management education, where educators contribute through teaching, curriculum development, experiential learning, professional preparation, and engagement with contemporary industry requirements. Research on hospitality education has emphasized the importance of balancing academic development with professional relevance and effective educational delivery. [1][2]

The recognition assessment should therefore consider bibliometric information as one component of a broader academic profile rather than as an independent measure of teaching quality. The available information supports consideration of Saurabh Bharti within an educator-focused recognition framework, while detailed evaluation of teaching outcomes, publications, curriculum initiatives, student achievements, and institutional contributions would require additional documentary evidence.

Keywords

Hospitality Management; Hospitality Education; Higher Education; Academic Teaching; Educator Recognition; Curriculum Development; Experiential Learning; Tourism and Hospitality; Professional Education; Indian Scientist Awards.

Introduction

Hospitality management education occupies an interdisciplinary position connecting management theory, service operations, human resources, customer experience, tourism, business strategy, and practical professional skills. Academic programmes in the field therefore require educators to connect conceptual knowledge with applied learning and changing industry expectations. Research examining hospitality and tourism education has identified teaching and learning, student development, curriculum and programme design, educational environments, and faculty development as significant areas of scholarly attention. [1]

The educational role of hospitality faculty also extends beyond classroom instruction. Practical learning environments, industry engagement, curriculum design, professional development, and research-informed teaching can contribute to the preparation of graduates for complex service-sector environments. Studies have discussed the continuing importance of practical facilities and the relationship between hospitality studies and professional management education. [2][3]

Research Profile

Saurabh Bharti is listed in the supplied profile as an academic affiliated with WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education, with Hospitality Management identified as the subject area. WGSHA is associated with hospitality education and professional preparation, making the profile relevant to the educational and applied dimensions of hospitality management.

Research Contributions

The supplied profile does not provide a complete publication-level description of Saurabh Bharti’s research themes, methodologies, or individual study outcomes. Accordingly, specific research findings are not attributed to the researcher in this article. The available bibliometric record indicates a scholarly publication presence in the hospitality management domain, with 8 documents and 10 citations reported in the supplied Scopus record.

For an educator in hospitality management, relevant areas of academic contribution may include:

  • Research-informed teaching and integration of scholarly evidence into hospitality education.
  • Curriculum development that connects hospitality theory with professional practice.
  • Experiential and applied learning approaches relevant to hospitality management students.
  • Academic engagement with contemporary issues affecting hospitality and tourism education.
  • Development of student capabilities relevant to professional hospitality environments.

These areas represent academically relevant dimensions of hospitality education and should not be interpreted as verified claims about specific activities by Saurabh Bharti unless supported by additional institutional or publication records.

Publications

The supplied information identifies 8 Scopus-indexed documents associated with the researcher record. Individual publication titles, journal names, publication years, authorship details, and DOI identifiers were not supplied and therefore are not reproduced here as researcher-specific publications. The external Scopus author profile provides the appropriate source for reviewing the indexed record.

The following scholarly literature provides contextual background for hospitality management education and is included as supporting academic literature rather than as a list of publications authored by Saurabh Bharti:

  1. Research reviews of hospitality and tourism education identify teaching and learning, student development, curriculum, educational environments, and faculty development as recurring themes. [1]
  2. Research on hospitality management education has examined the role of practical training facilities in higher education. [2]
  3. Scholarship has also considered the relationship between hospitality studies and hospitality management as academic and professional fields. [3]

Research Impact

The supplied bibliometric indicators record 10 citations across 8 documents and an h-index of 2. These figures indicate measurable scholarly visibility within the referenced Scopus author record. Bibliometric measures, however, capture only selected aspects of academic influence and should not be treated as direct measurements of teaching effectiveness, mentorship, curriculum leadership, or institutional service.

In hospitality education, research impact may also be reflected through the application of knowledge to curriculum development, student learning, industry engagement, professional practice, and educational quality. Studies of hospitality higher education have emphasized the need to consider multiple dimensions of educational quality and the changing relationship between academic learning and industry requirements. [1][4]

Award Suitability

The supplied profile is relevant to the Outstanding Educator Award because it identifies an academic affiliation in hospitality management together with a documented scholarly record. The assessment should remain evidence-based and should distinguish verified bibliometric information from broader characteristics expected of an outstanding educator.

A comprehensive award assessment may consider the following dimensions:

  • Teaching quality: evidence of effective instruction, course development, student engagement, and learning outcomes.
  • Academic contribution: scholarly publications, research participation, academic presentations, and research-informed teaching.
  • Curriculum leadership: contributions to programe development, curriculum enhancement, assessment, and educational innovation.
  • Professional relevance: integration of hospitality industry knowledge and professional competencies into educational practice.
  • Student development: mentoring, supervision, experiential learning, professional preparation, and support for student achievement.
  • Institutional and community contribution: academic service, professional engagement, outreach, and contributions to the wider educational community.

On the information supplied, Saurabh Bharti has a verifiable institutional affiliation and an indexed scholarly profile relevant to Hospitality Management. Final award eligibility or selection should be determined according to the official criteria and documentary evidence requested by the awarding organization.

Conclusion

Saurabh Bharti is presented in the supplied profile as a Hospitality Management academic affiliated with WGSHA Manipal Academy of Higher Education in India. The associated Scopus record is reported as containing 8 documents, 10 citations, and an h-index of 2. These indicators establish a measurable scholarly profile, while a full assessment of educator excellence would require complementary evidence concerning teaching practice, curriculum development, mentoring, research quality, professional engagement, and institutional contribution.

The Outstanding Educator Award can therefore be considered within a multidimensional academic recognition framework in which scholarly activity and educational contribution are evaluated together. The information presented here is limited to the supplied profile and contextual academic literature and does not substitute for formal institutional verification or award-committee assessment.

References

  1. Alexander, M., Lynch, P., & Murray, R. (2009). Reassessing the core of hospitality management education: The continuing importance of training restaurants. Journal of Hospitality Leisure Sport & Tourism Education, 8(1), 55–69.  https://doi.org/10.3794/johlste.81.203
  2. Lugosi, P., & Jameson, S. (2017). Challenges in hospitality management education: Perspectives from the United Kingdom. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 31, 163–172.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhtm.2016.12.001
  3. Lashley, C. (2008). Hospitality studies and hospitality management: A symbiotic relationship. International Journal of Hospitality Management, 27(2), 214–221.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhm.2007.07.028
  4. Lee, M. J., Huh, C., & Jones, M. F. (2016). Investigating quality dimensions of hospitality higher education: From students’ perspective. Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education, 28(2), 95–106.  https://doi.org/10.1080/10963758.2016.1163499
  5. Chawla, G., & Manhas, P. S. (2015). Sustainability in higher education: An exploratory investigation of hospitality management courses. Asia-Pacific Journal of Innovation in Hospitality and Tourism, 4(2).  https://doi.org/10.7603/s40930-015-0002-x
  6. Prabhu, N. B., Bolar, K., Mallya, J., & Roy, P. (2021). Determinants of hospitality students’ perceived learning during COVID-19 pandemic: Role of interactions and self-efficacy. Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education, 30, 100335.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhlste.2021.100335
  7. Suhartanto, D., et al. (2017). Hospitality and tourism education research from 2005 to 2014: “Is the past a prologue to the future?” International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 29(1), 141–160.   https://doi.org/10.1108/IJCHM-09-2015-0450

 

Ashu Bhasin | Regenerative Medicine | Women Researcher Award

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Women Researcher Award

Ashu Bhasin
MAX HEALTHCARE

Ashu Bhasin
Affiliation MAX HEALTHCARE
Country India
Scopus ID 36924446900
Documents 17
Citations 659
h-index 12
Subject Area Regenerative Medicine
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Ashu Bhasin is a medical and clinical researcher whose documented academic work has focused particularly on stroke research, neurorehabilitation, neuroregenerative and neurorestorative approaches, stem-cell-based interventions, functional imaging, assistive technologies, and emerging technology-assisted rehabilitation. Her curriculum vitae records more than 15 years of experience in clinical research, clinical-trial implementation, protocol development, and data management.[1]

Abstract

Ashu Bhasin is a clinician-researcher with an academic profile centered on neurological rehabilitation and stroke research. Her documented research interests include neurorestorative and neuroregenerative regimes, neuro-motor rehabilitation, bone-marrow-derived stem cells, functional imaging, assistive devices, and artificial-intelligence-assisted hand rehabilitation.  Her professional record includes research appointments in the Department of Neurology at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, as well as work involving clinical research, clinical-trial implementation, study design, protocol writing, and data management. [1]

Her publication record includes studies addressing stem-cell therapy, restorative therapy, non-invasive brain stimulation, motor learning, functional imaging, biomarkers, telestroke, virtual-reality rehabilitation, and other aspects of stroke recovery. The supplied curriculum vitae lists 33 journal and conference publications and identifies additional book chapters and intellectual-property activity. [3]

Keywords

  • Women Researcher Award
  • Ashu Bhasin
  • Regenerative Medicine
  • Stroke Research
  • Neurorehabilitation
  • Stem Cell Therapy
  • Functional Imaging
  • Clinical Research

Introduction

The Women Researcher Award recognizes scholarly and research contributions by women whose work demonstrates sustained engagement with scientific investigation. In the case of Ashu Bhasin, the supplied professional record documents a long-standing research trajectory in neurology, particularly in stroke-related rehabilitation and restorative medicine. Her academic training includes a Ph.D. in Neurology from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, a Master of Physiotherapy in Neurology from Jamia Hamdard University, and a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.[2]

Her work has combined clinical investigation with translational areas such as cellular therapies, imaging-based assessment, rehabilitation technologies, and neurological recovery. This multidisciplinary orientation provides a relevant academic context for consideration under a research recognition program focused on women researchers.

Research Profile

Bhasin’s professional experience spans research and clinical positions associated with the Department of Neurology at AIIMS, New Delhi. Her documented appointments include Consultant (Medical/Scientific) at the CARE-DAT Center from June 2021, Research Officer supported by the Department of Science and Technology from December 2018 to June 2021, DST-INSPIRE Faculty from December 2013 to December 2018, Senior Research Associate under CSIR from November 2012 to December 2013, and earlier research positions supported by DST and ICMR.[3]

The research profile described in the curriculum vitae emphasizes stroke and neurological recovery, including neuro-motor rehabilitation, bone-marrow-derived stem cells, functional imaging, assistive devices, and artificial intelligence for hand rehabilitation.

Research Contributions

A major component of Bhasin’s documented research concerns regenerative and restorative approaches to stroke. Her publications include investigations of bone-marrow-derived mononuclear stem cells, mesenchymal stem cells, functional recovery, growth-factor correlations, and clinical feasibility. One of the listed studies on stem-cell therapy in stroke reports 199 citations in the supplied curriculum vitae, while another study on autologous mesenchymal stem-cell therapy reports 207 citations.[1]

Another strand of her research addresses technology-supported rehabilitation. Listed work includes studies of mirror therapy using functional imaging, adaptive haptic-enabled virtual-reality systems, intelligent performance-sensitive gaming platforms for upper-limb rehabilitation, and non-invasive brain stimulation.

Her research also includes biomarkers and stroke risk. Examples include investigations of vascular endothelial growth factor as a predictive biomarker for stroke severity and outcome, inflammatory biomarkers associated with acute ischemic stroke, and research examining air pollution and climate change as potential stroke risk factors.

Publications

The supplied curriculum vitae lists 33 publications spanning 2007–2026. The publications cover stroke prevention and risk, regenerative and restorative therapies, stem-cell interventions, neurorehabilitation, imaging, neuromodulation, biomarkers, virtual reality, and clinical studies. Srivastava MVP. Is Air Pollution and Climate Change an Emerging Risk Factor for Stroke—A Prospective Study from India. Neurology India.  [1]

  1. Bhasin A, Iqbal G, Sharma R, Kumaran SS, VY Vishnu, Srivastava MVP. Cortical Neural Plastic Changes Post-stroke Using Bicephalic Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation. Cureus.   [2]
  2. Bhasin A, Srivastava MP, Bhatia R, Mohanty S. Safety and feasibility of autologous mesenchymal stem cells in Indian patients. Journal of Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine. 2017;13 [3]
  3. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S, Bose S, Garg A, Gaikwad S, Airan B. Autologous mesenchymal stem cell therapy in chronic stroke. Cerebrovascular Diseases Extra.  [4]
  4. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S, Bose S, Kumaran S. Stem cell therapy: A clinical trial in stroke. Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery.  [5]
  5. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S, Kumaran S. Neural interface of mirror therapy in chronic stroke: a functional imaging study. Neurology India. [6]

The curriculum vitae also identifies book chapters on restorative therapy using stem cells after stroke and on drugs, devices, and robotics in neurology. It additionally records a patent concerning mirror therapy using a webcam and an in-process rehabilitation hand glove project for upper-limb and hand motor rehabilitation after stroke.

Research Impact

The supplied record indicates a research program extending from clinical and translational stroke studies to technology-enabled rehabilitation and regenerative approaches. The documented publication citations include substantial citation counts for several stem-cell and rehabilitation studies, including 199 citations for the 2013 clinical study of stem-cell therapy in stroke, 207 citations for the 2011 study of autologous mesenchymal stem-cell therapy in chronic stroke, and 120 citations for the 2012 functional-imaging study of mirror therapy.

Her professional record also describes participation in international research collaborations and programs involving the University of Massachusetts, Yale University School of Medicine, Fogarty projects, and the University of Central Lancashire.

Award Suitability

Based on the supplied curriculum vitae, Ashu Bhasin’s profile contains several elements relevant to consideration for a Women Researcher Award: sustained research experience, doctoral-level training in neurology, a substantial publication record, work in regenerative and restorative approaches to stroke, multidisciplinary rehabilitation research, and documented academic recognition.[2]

The record lists a Young Investigator Award from the World Stroke Conference in 2022, a clinical stipend award from ISMRM in 2022, first/best paper recognition at the Asia Pacific Stroke Conference in 2021, second-best paper recognition at the World Environment Summit in 2020, a Young Investigator Award at the Asia Pacific Stroke Conference in 2016, and a Fellowship from the Indian Academy of Neurology in 2016.[3]

These documented achievements provide an evidence-based basis for presenting her as a candidate whose research activities align with themes of scientific investigation, clinical translation, neurological rehabilitation, and regenerative medicine. Final award eligibility or selection, however, remains subject to the official rules and evaluation procedures of the awarding organization.[4]

Conclusion

Ashu Bhasin’s documented academic profile reflects a sustained engagement with stroke and neurological research, with particular emphasis on restorative and regenerative strategies, stem-cell-based interventions, rehabilitation, functional imaging, biomarkers, and technology-supported recovery. Her educational background, research appointments, publication record, international collaborations, patents, and listed awards collectively describe a multidisciplinary research career.[3]

Within the context of the Women Researcher Award, the available evidence supports recognition of a research trajectory connecting clinical neuroscience with regenerative medicine and rehabilitation science. The supplied source does not independently establish every bibliometric detail in the  therefore, figures such as Scopus metrics are presented here as supplied input data rather than independently verified measurements.

References

  1. Bhasin A, Sharma S, Sharma R, VY Vishnu, Bhatia R, Srivastava MVP. Is Air Pollution and Climate Change an Emerging Risk Factor for Stroke—A Prospective Study from India. Neurology India.

    DOI: 10.4103/neurol-india.

  2. Bhasin A, Iqbal G, Sharma R, Kumaran SS, VY Vishnu, Srivastava MVP. Cortical Neural Plastic Changes Post-stroke Using Bicephalic Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation. Cureus.

    DOI: 10.7759/cureus.88586.

  3. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S. Safety and feasibility of autologous mesenchymal stem cells in Indian patients. Journal of Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine.

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317767086

  4. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S, Bose S, Garg A, Gaikwad S, Airan B. Autologous mesenchymal stem cell therapy in chronic stroke. Cerebrovascular Diseases Extra.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22566987

  5. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S, Kumaran S, Bose S. Stem cell therapy: A clinical trial in stroke. Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery.

    https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Stem-cell-therapy%3A-a-clinical-trial-of-stroke.-Bhasin-Srivastava/aab288af855cdd1c781b5c0382b111c893cd609e

  6. Bhasin A, Srivastava MV, Bhatia R, Mohanty S. Neural interface of mirror therapy in chronic stroke: a functional imaging study. Neurology India.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23287316/

 

Souren Paul | Cancer Biology | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Souren Paul
TERI School of Advanced Studies, India

Souren Paul
Affiliation TERI School of Advanced Studies
Country India
Scopus ID 55550719400
Documents 29
Citations 1,101
h-index 20
Subject Area Cancer Biology
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Souren Paul, affiliated with the TERI School of Advanced Studies in India. The supplied academic profile identifies Cancer Biology as the principal subject area and reports 29 documents, 1,101 citations, and an h-index of 20. These bibliometric indicators provide a quantitative view of the research output and citation visibility associated with the profile. [1]

The award profile is presented as an academic recognition article rather than as an independent assessment of the researcher’s work. Bibliometric indicators can provide useful evidence of scholarly visibility, but they are best considered alongside the quality, originality, reproducibility, relevance, and broader contribution of individual research outputs.[2]

Abstract

Souren Paul is presented in this academic recognition profile as a researcher associated with the TERI School of Advanced Studies, India, with Cancer Biology identified as the principal subject area. The supplied Scopus profile reports 29 documents, 1,101 citations, and an h-index of 20. [1] Within the context of the Innovative Research Award, these indicators constitute part of the available evidence concerning scholarly productivity and citation impact. A complete award assessment should additionally consider the originality and significance of the underlying research, methodological rigor, publication quality, and relevance to scientific advancement.

Keywords

  • Innovative Research Award
  • Souren Paul
  • Cancer Biology
  • TERI School of Advanced Studies
  • Research Impact
  • Bibliometrics
  • Scientific Research

Introduction

Cancer Biology encompasses the study of the molecular, cellular, genetic, biochemical, and physiological mechanisms involved in cancer initiation, development, progression, and response to intervention. Research in this field contributes to a broader understanding of disease mechanisms and can inform the development of improved diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic approaches.

The present profile places Souren Paul within this research domain through the subject classification supplied for the award record. The available bibliometric information indicates a sustained body of indexed scholarly output and a measurable citation footprint. [1] Such information is useful for documenting research visibility, although citation counts alone do not establish the scientific quality or practical significance of individual contributions. [2]

An academic recognition profile therefore benefits from considering quantitative indicators together with publication evidence, research themes, methodological contributions, collaboration, and potential societal or scientific relevance. This approach supports a more balanced interpretation of research achievement.

Research Profile

Souren Paul is identified in the supplied information as being affiliated with the TERI School of Advanced Studies in India. The stated research subject area is Cancer Biology. The accompanying Scopus identifier is 55550719400, providing a persistent author-level reference for the supplied bibliometric record. [1]

According to the provided profile data, the researcher has 29 documents, 1,101 citations, and an h-index of 20. [1] These values describe the bibliometric record supplied for this article and may change as indexing databases are updated. Consequently, database figures should be interpreted as time-dependent measurements rather than permanent characteristics.

Profile indicators

  • Institution: TERI School of Advanced Studies
  • Country: India
  • Research area: Cancer Biology
  • Documents: 29
  • Citations: 1,101
  • h-index: 20

Research Contributions

The supplied information establishes Cancer Biology as the principal subject area associated with Souren Paul’s profile. However, specific article titles, experimental findings, methodologies, patents, datasets, or translational outcomes were not included in the source information supplied for this page. For that reason, this article does not attribute particular scientific discoveries or detailed experimental conclusions to the researcher without corresponding publication-level evidence.

From an academic evaluation perspective, research contributions in Cancer Biology may be assessed through several complementary dimensions, including the originality of research questions, robustness of experimental design, quality of evidence, reproducibility, interdisciplinary integration, and the extent to which findings advance understanding of cancer-related biological processes. [2] [3]

The distinction between bibliometric visibility and demonstrated scientific contribution is important in award evaluation. A strong research record is most appropriately assessed by examining the primary literature alongside independent evidence of scholarly influence. [2]

Publications

The supplied profile reports 29 indexed documents in the researcher’s Scopus record. [1] Because publication titles, journals, years, author lists, and DOI identifiers were not provided in the source material, a publication-by-publication bibliography is not reproduced here. The authoritative indexed record should be consulted for the current publication list.

For academic verification, publication records should ideally be cross-checked against the relevant journal or publisher pages and persistent identifiers such as Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs). DOI-based identification provides a stable method for locating scholarly publications and distinguishing individual works.

A publication assessment for award purposes may consider peer-review status, journal quality, authorship contribution, research originality, citation context, methodological rigor, and the significance of the findings rather than relying exclusively on publication counts.

Research Impact

The reported citation count of 1,101 and h-index of 20 indicate measurable citation visibility within the supplied Scopus record. [1] The h-index is a commonly used bibliometric indicator that combines publication productivity with citation frequency, although it has important limitations when comparing researchers across disciplines, career stages, and publication environments. [2]

Research impact in Cancer Biology can extend beyond citation measures to include contributions to scientific knowledge, methodological advancement, interdisciplinary research, trainingref2, collaboration, translational research, and evidence that informs future investigation. A complete impact assessment should therefore incorporate both quantitative and qualitative evidence.

Indicative impact dimensions

  • Scholarly publication and dissemination
  • Citation visibility and academic influence
  • Contribution to Cancer Biology research
  • Potential interdisciplinary relevance
  • Potential contribution to future biomedical research

Award Suitability

The supplied profile provides several indicators that may be relevant to consideration for the Innovative Research Award, including a defined research specialization in Cancer Biology, an indexed publication record, and reported citation metrics. [1] These indicators can form part of a nomination dossier but should not, by themselves, be interpreted as proof of award eligibility or final selection.

For a rigorous award assessment, the research record may be evaluated according to the following dimensions:

  1. Originality: the extent to which the research introduces novel questions, methods, interpretations, or findings.
  2. Scientific rigor: the strength, transparency, reproducibility, and methodological quality of the research.
  3. Research output: the quality and relevance of peer-reviewed scholarly publications and other research outputs.
  4. Scholarly influence: evidence of meaningful engagement with the research by the scientific community, including appropriately interpreted citation indicators.
  5. Field relevance: the contribution of the work to contemporary challenges and knowledge development in Cancer Biology.
  6. Broader significance: potential relevance to interdisciplinary research, biomedical understanding, or future scientific applications.

On the information supplied, Souren Paul’s documented research profile presents a reasonable basis for consideration within an innovative research recognition framework. Final suitability should remain subject to the official award criteria, verification of supporting documentation, and independent evaluation of the underlying research outputs.

Conclusion

The Innovative Research Award profile for Souren Paul documents an academic association with the TERI School of Advanced Studies in India and identifies Cancer Biology as the principal research area. The supplied Scopus information records 29 documents, 1,101 citations, and an h-index of 20. [1] These indicators demonstrate a documented scholarly presence but should be interpreted together with publication-level evidence and qualitative assessment.

A balanced recognition process should place bibliometric measures within the broader context of originality, scientific rigor, research significance, reproducibility, and contribution to the advancement of knowledge. On that basis, the supplied profile provides relevant academic evidence for consideration for an innovation-oriented research award, while the final determination remains dependent on formal eligibility requirements and independent review.

References

  1. Elsevier. Scopus Author Profile: Souren Paul. Scopus Author ID 55550719400. The profile information supplied for this article reports 29 documents, 1,101 citations, and an h-index of 20.

    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55550719400

  2. Hirsch, J. E. (2005). An index to quantify an individual’s scientific research output. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102(46), 16569–16572.

    https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0507655102.

  3. Hanahan, D. (2022). Hallmarks of Cancer: New Dimensions. Cancer Discovery, 12(1), 31–46.

    https://doi.org/10.1158/2159-8290.CD-21-1059.

  4. Trachyspermum ammi (L.) fruit essential oil influencing on membrane permeability and surface characteristics in inhibiting food-borne pathogens

    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0956713510003592

 

Ramya S | Oral Oncology | Best Innovator Award

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Best Innovator Award

Ramya S
Saveetha Dental College and Hospital, India
 Ramya S
Affiliation Saveetha Dental College and Hospital
Country India
Scopus ID 57346860300
Documents 43
Citations 221
h-index 8
Subject Area Oral Oncology
Event Indian Scientist Awards
ORCID 0000-0003-0381-2859

Ramya S is an academic researcher in oral pathology and molecular diagnostics whose documented work encompasses oral cancer biology, molecular pathology, regenerative medicine, oral disease research, and related clinical and translational investigations. Her curriculum vitae records doctoral training in Oral Pathology and Microbiology with a Cancer Biology specialization, research activity involving molecular techniques and systematic reviews, funded research projects, intellectual property, peer-reviewed publications, and academic mentoring. [1]

The Best Innovator Award profile recognizes the documented combination of research, innovation, intellectual-property activity, publication output, project leadership, and academic service associated with Dr. Ramya S. Her record includes granted patents, published patent applications, funded projects, and a listed Best Innovator Award from the Indian Dental Association in 2025. [2]

Abstract

Dr. Ramya S is an oral pathology and molecular research academic whose professional record includes research on oral cancer, non-coding RNAs, molecular diagnostics, regenerative medicine, oral disease, and hard-tissue biology. Her documented research portfolio includes funded investigations, peer-reviewed publications, intellectual-property development, academic supervision, and professional service. The curriculum vitae identifies research interests including BRAF mutation analysis, microRNA expression profiling, long non-coding RNA biology, hard-tissue protein analysis, and stem-cell applications.[1]

Keywords

Oral Oncology; Oral Pathology; Molecular Diagnostics; Oral Cancer; Cancer Biology; Molecular Pathology; Non-Coding RNA; lncRNA H19; miRNA; Regenerative Medicine; Dental Research; Innovation; Intellectual Property; Translational Research; Academic Research.

Introduction

The academic profile of Dr. Ramya S is centered on oral pathology and research into biological mechanisms relevant to oral disease and cancer. Her recorded qualifications include a Ph.D. in Oral Pathology and Microbiology with a Cancer Biology specialization from Saveetha Dental College & Hospitals, a Master of Dental Surgery, a postgraduate diploma in Medical Law and Ethics, and fellowship training in regenerative medicine.[3]

Her research activities combine laboratory methods, clinical study designs, evidence synthesis, and molecular analysis. The curriculum vitae specifically lists PCR, quantitative RT-PCR, DNA/RNA isolation, gel electrophoresis, immunohistochemistry, histopathology, statistical analysis using SPSS and R, database research involving PubMed and Scopus, and molecular docking.

Research Profile

The documented research profile covers several interconnected areas:

  • Oral cancer diagnostics, including BRAF mutation analysis and microRNA expression profiling.
  • Molecular pathology, particularly the role of long non-coding RNAs in cancer progression.
  • Regenerative medicine, including hard-tissue protein analysis and stem-cell applications.
  • Saliva-based and non-coding RNA approaches relevant to oral cancer research.
  • Evidence-based oral and dental research involving cross-sectional studies, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and clinical research.

The profile also records academic and administrative responsibilities including research coordination, intellectual-property coordination, innovation-related responsibilities, ISO coordination, student scientific activities, and research mentorship.

Research Contributions

The documented research portfolio includes projects addressing SARS-CoV-2 analysis, molar-incisor hypomineralization, modified punch-biopsy development, salivaomics, epigenetic modulation of lncRNA H19 in oral squamous cell carcinoma, and PI3K/AKT-mediated autophagy in oral carcinoma. The curriculum vitae records completed and published outcomes for these projects and identifies principal-investigator or co-principal-investigator roles. [1]

The intellectual-property record provides a further dimension of innovation activity. The profile lists two granted patents, including a calibrated BP blade and a novel disposable suction tip, together with several published patent applications addressing punch-biopsy technology, oral biosensing, oral-care formulations, and related dental applications.

  • Calibrated BP Blade — Application No. 202241014960 A, recorded as granted.
  • Novel Disposable Suction Tip — Application No. 202241011859 A, recorded as granted.
  • Calibrated Punch Biopsy — Application No. 202241014961 A.
  • Calibrated Punch Biopsy with Exchangeable Tips — Application No. 202241014959 A.
  • Triple Herb Fresh Gargle — Application No. 202341070912.
  • Intraoral Biosensor for Sleep Diagnostics — Application No. 202541071332A.
  • Cinnamon Anti-fungal Mouth Paint — Application No. 202541071359A.
  • Moldable Hemostatic Bone Wax for oral and maxillofacial procedures — Application No. 202641044862 A.

Publications

The curriculum vitae records more than 45 peer-reviewed articles and identifies publications indexed across Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, and related scholarly databases. The documented publication record spans original research, reviews, short communications, case reports, editorials, and systematic reviews.

Representative publication Year Type / indexing
Quantification of Helicobacter pylori and its oncoproteins in the oral cavity: A cross-sectional study 2023 Original research; Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed
Salivaomics to Decode Non-Coding RNAs in Oral Cancer: A Narrative Review 2023 Review; SCI
MALAT1: A Modulator of PD-1/PD-L1 Regulation in Oral Malignancies 2022 Short communication; Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed
Epigenetic modulation of long noncoding RNA H19 in oral squamous cell carcinoma 2024 Review; SCI
Expression Pattern of lncRNA H19 in Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Tissues in Comparison to Normal Tissues 2025 Systematic review; Scopus
Integrated in-silico and in-vitro analysis of lncRNA H19/miRNA-675/p53 in OSCC 2025 Original research; Q1, Scopus
Assessment of Moringa oleifera thermoreversible gel as a supplement to nonsurgical periodontal therapy 2026 Randomized controlled clinical study; Q1, Scopus
Salivary antimicrobial peptides in severe dental caries: A systematic review and meta-analysis 2026 Systematic review and meta-analysis; Q1, Scopus

Several publications listed in the source record include identifiable DOI information. Examples include the systematic review on salivaomics in oral cancer, which is associated with DOI 10.1016/j.ncrna.2023.05.001, and the study of hard-tissue proteins in hypomineralized molars, associated with DOI 10.1002/cre2.70079. [1]

Other documented DOI-linked works include the article on PI3K/AKT-mediated autophagy in oral carcinoma (10.7150/ijms.94566), the study on Friedelin-induced apoptosis in oral cancer (10.1016/j.jobcr.2025.08.013), and the study concerning hard-tissue proteins in hypomineralized second primary molars (10.1002/cre2.70079).[2]

Research Impact

The available profile records 43 documents, 221 citations, and an h-index of 8 in the supplied award information. The curriculum vitae independently records more than 45 peer-reviewed articles and describes international research collaborations. [1]

Research impact is also represented through funded projects and translational activity. The source record describes projects supported by MAHER, ICMR-STS, EDII-MSME, and King Faisal University, with work progressing from research questions to published outcomes and, in selected cases, intellectual-property applications. [1]

  • Research funding secured is recorded as ₹11,00,000 in the curriculum vitae.
  • The profile records two granted patents and multiple published patent applications.
  • More than 45 peer-reviewed articles are recorded in the curriculum vitae.
  • The profile includes supervision of more than four MDS dissertation projects and mentorship of more than 15 undergraduate research projects.

Award Suitability

The documented record provides several factors relevant to an assessment for a Best Innovator Award. These include research outputs in oral cancer and molecular pathology, project leadership, intellectual-property development, interdisciplinary work, and academic contributions. The profile specifically records a Best Innovator Award from the Indian Dental Association in 2025, alongside other research and academic recognitions.[1]

Assessment dimension Documented evidence
Innovation Granted patents and published patent applications addressing dental and oral-health technologies.
Research productivity More than 45 peer-reviewed publications recorded in the curriculum vitae.
Research leadership Principal-investigator and co-principal-investigator roles across funded research projects.
Translation Research spanning molecular diagnostics, oral cancer biology, regenerative medicine, clinical studies, and intellectual property.
Recognition The profile lists Best Innovator Award — Indian Dental Association (2025), together with research and academic awards.

On the evidence supplied, the profile demonstrates a sustained relationship between academic research and innovation-oriented activity. A final award decision, however, would remain subject to the eligibility requirements, evaluation framework, and independent verification procedures of the Indian Scientist Awards.

Conclusion

Dr. Ramya S’s documented academic profile combines oral pathology, cancer biology, molecular research, regenerative medicine, clinical research, publication activity, funded projects, intellectual-property development, and academic mentorship. The combination of research productivity and innovation-related outputs provides a substantive basis for consideration under a Best Innovator Award framework.[3]

The record further indicates recognition through research, innovation, and academic awards, including a Best Innovator Award listed for 2025. The information presented here is based on the supplied curriculum vitae and award-profile data and should be interpreted as a scholarly profile rather than as an independent certification of award eligibility.

References

  1. Scopus  profile Author  Ramya S. supplied for the academic recognition profile:
    https://www.scopus.com/pages/authors/57346860300
  2. Rajendran P, Sekar R, Zahra HA, et al. Salivaomics to Decode Non-Coding RNAs in Oral Cancer: A Narrative Review. Noncoding RNA Research. 2023;8(3):376–384. DOI: 10.1016/j.ncrna.2023.05.001.
  3. Jessica S, Sekar R, Ghosh S, et al. Differential Expression of Hard Tissue Proteins in Hypomineralized Second Primary Molars in Comparison to Normal Teeth. Clinical and Experimental Dental Research. 2025;11(1):e70079.
    DOI: 10.1002/cre2.70079.
  4. Rajendran P, Sekar R, Dhayasankar PS, et al. PI3K/AKT Signaling Pathway Mediated Autophagy in Oral Carcinoma – A Comprehensive Review. International Journal of Molecular Sciences.
    DOI: 10.7150/ijms.94566.
  5. Ramya Sekar, Monisha Prasad, Manikandan Alagumuthu. Friedelin induces apoptosis in oral cancer: Insights from in vitro and in silico studies. Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial Research.
    DOI: 10.1016/j.jobcr.2025.08.013.

 

Sunita Adhikari | Molecular plant pathology | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Sunita Adhikari
PhD applicant, Birmingham University, UK
Sunita Adhikari
Affiliation Birmingham University, UK
Country India
Scopus ID 60727544200
Documents 1
Subject Area Molecular plant pathology
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Sunita Adhikari is a researcher identified with the subject area of molecular plant pathology and is currently described as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University, UK. Her research profile is situated within a field concerned with understanding plant–pathogen interactions, disease mechanisms, pathogen detection and molecular approaches to plant health. The available profile information records one document in Scopus and identifies India as her country. The profile presented here summarizes the supplied academic information and places it in the broader scholarly context of molecular plant pathology.

Abstract

This academic recognition profile presents Sunita Adhikari in relation to the Innovative Research Award and the research domain of molecular plant pathology. The supplied information identifies her as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University, UK, with India recorded as her country and molecular plant pathology listed as her subject area. Her indexed research record currently includes one Scopus document. Molecular plant pathology encompasses the study of molecular interactions between plants and pathogenic organisms and supports the development of improved approaches to pathogen detection, disease characterization and plant disease management. Molecular diagnostic methods have substantially expanded the capacity to detect and characterize plant pathogens and have become an important component of contemporary plant pathology.[1][2]

Keywords

Sunita Adhikari; Innovative Research Award; molecular plant pathology; plant pathology; plant–pathogen interactions; molecular diagnostics; plant disease biology; agricultural research; pathogen detection; plant health; scientific research; India.

Introduction

Molecular plant pathology is an interdisciplinary area linking plant biology, microbiology, genetics, molecular biology and agricultural science. It examines the molecular basis of plant diseases and the interactions that occur between host plants and pathogens. Contemporary approaches include nucleic-acid-based diagnostics, pathogen genome analysis, molecular characterization and investigation of host responses. Such methods can improve the specificity and sensitivity of disease detection and can contribute to more informed disease-management strategies.[1][2]

Research in this area is relevant to agricultural productivity because reliable disease identification is an important prerequisite for effective plant-health interventions. Molecular studies also provide a framework for examining pathogen effectors, host defense pathways and other biological mechanisms underlying disease development.[3][4] Within this broader research landscape, a researcher working in molecular plant pathology may contribute through laboratory investigation, molecular characterization, diagnostic development, pathogen biology or related areas of plant health research.

Research Profile

The supplied profile identifies Sunita Adhikari as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University, UK, and associates her research with molecular plant pathology. The country recorded for the profile is India. Her Scopus author identifier is 60727544200, and the supplied record indicates one document. No citation count, h-index or ORCID identifier was provided in the source information supplied for this page; these fields are therefore not presented as verified metrics.

The research area of molecular plant pathology provides a broad scientific setting in which molecular techniques can be applied to questions involving pathogen detection, disease etiology, host responses and plant disease management. Established literature demonstrates the importance of molecular diagnostic technologies in identifying plant pathogens and supporting disease-management decisions.[1] More recent research has also emphasized molecular investigation of plant–pathogen interactions and the biological mechanisms that influence disease outcomes.[4]

Research Contributions

Based on the supplied subject area, the potential contribution profile can be described within the established scope of molecular plant pathology. Specific publications or experimental findings beyond the supplied Scopus record have not been provided and are therefore not attributed to the researcher without supporting evidence.

  • Molecular investigation of plant disease processes and plant–pathogen interactions.
  • Application of molecular approaches to the identification and characterization of plant pathogens.
  • Research relevant to improved understanding of host responses and pathogen-associated mechanisms.
  • Potential contribution to evidence-based plant-health and disease-management research.

These areas are consistent with the broader development of molecular phytodiagnostics, where PCR, sequencing and other molecular technologies have expanded the range of pathogens that can be detected and characterized.[2] Molecular studies of plant–pathogen interactions likewise provide important biological context for understanding disease resistance and susceptibility.[4]

Publications

The supplied Scopus information records one document associated with the researcher identifier provided above. Because the title, journal, year, authorship details and DOI of that document were not supplied, no individual publication is attributed to Sunita Adhikari in this section. The distinction is maintained to avoid assigning unrelated publications to the researcher.

For contextual comparison, the wider literature in molecular plant pathology includes research on molecular phytodiagnostics, molecular diagnostics for plant disease management and molecular mechanisms of plant–pathogen interactions.[1][2][4] These sources provide scholarly background for the subject area but should not be interpreted as publications authored by Sunita Adhikari.

Research Impact

The potential impact of molecular plant pathology lies in its capacity to connect fundamental biological knowledge with practical plant-health applications. Accurate and timely pathogen detection can support disease surveillance, diagnosis and management, while molecular investigation can help clarify pathogen biology and host responses.[1][2] The scientific value of research in this area is therefore connected not only to publication output but also to the reproducibility, methodological rigor and practical relevance of the findings.

For Sunita Adhikari, the available profile provides evidence of research activity in the molecular plant pathology domain and records one indexed document. A fuller assessment of research impact would require verified publication-level information, citation data, h-index information, research outputs and evidence of scholarly or applied outcomes. Such metrics have not been supplied and are not inferred here.

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award is presented in this profile as a recognition category associated with the Indian Scientist Awards event. On the information supplied, Sunita Adhikari’s subject area of molecular plant pathology is scientifically aligned with research themes involving plant health, molecular biology, pathogen characterization and disease-related investigation. The suitability of a nomination should nevertheless be determined through the award’s formal eligibility requirements and an independent assessment of the submitted research evidence.

Relevant evaluation considerations for an innovative research recognition may include:

  • Originality and scientific rationale of the research.
  • Methodological quality and clarity of the research approach.
  • Relevance to molecular plant pathology and plant-health research.
  • Quality and verifiability of publications or other research outputs.
  • Potential scientific, agricultural or societal relevance of the work.

These criteria are general scholarly considerations rather than a statement of the official award rules. Applicants and nominators should consult the official award information before relying on eligibility or evaluation requirements.

Conclusion

Sunita Adhikari is presented in the supplied academic profile as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University, UK, working in the subject area of molecular plant pathology. Her profile records India as her country and identifies one Scopus document under the supplied author identifier. Molecular plant pathology is a research field with established importance in pathogen detection, plant disease biology and the study of plant–pathogen interactions.[1][2][4] The available information supports consideration of her research within the broader context of innovative plant pathology research, while a definitive assessment of award merit requires verification of the underlying research outputs and compliance with the applicable award criteria.

References

  1. Martin, R. R., James, D., & Lévesque, C. A. (2000). Impacts of Molecular Diagnostic Technologies on Plant Disease Management. Annual Review of Phytopathology, 38, 207–239. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev.phyto.38.1.207.
  2. Mumford, R., Boonham, N., Tomlinson, J., & Barker, I. (2006). Advances in molecular phytodiagnostics — new solutions for old problems. European Journal of Plant Pathology, 116(1), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10658-006-9037-0.
  3. Rosa, C., Kuo, Y.-W., Wuriyanghan, H., & Falk, B. W. (2018). RNA Interference Mechanisms and Applications in Plant Pathology. Annual Review of Phytopathology, 56, 581–610. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-phyto-080417-050044.
  4. Ijaz, U., Zhao, C., Shabala, S., & Zhou, M. (2024). Molecular Basis of Plant-Pathogen Interactions in the Agricultural Context. Biology, 13(6), 421. https://doi.org/10.3390/biology13060421.

Pankaj Gavali | Mechanical | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Pankaj Gavali
Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology, India

Pankaj Gavali
Affiliation Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology
Country India
Google Scholar YAAAAJ
Documents 10
Citations 68
h-index 10
Subject Area Mechanical
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Pankaj Gavali recognizes research activity demonstrating originality, methodological development, technical relevance, and potential contribution to the advancement of knowledge. In the context of the Indian Scientist Awards, the recognition is associated with researchers whose scholarly work demonstrates an identifiable contribution within their respective field. The profile presented here concerns Pankaj Gavali, affiliated with Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology in India, with a stated subject area of Mechanical Engineering. [1]

 

Abstract

This academic recognition profile presents the research background and award suitability of Pankaj Gavali, a researcher affiliated with Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology, India. His stated research subject area is Mechanical Engineering. The supplied academic profile records 10 documents, 68 citations, and an h-index of 10. The Innovative Research Award is considered in relation to scholarly productivity, research contribution, technical relevance, and evidence of sustained academic activity. Bibliometric information is reported as supplied and may vary between indexing services and dates of measurement.

Keywords

Innovative Research Award; Pankaj Gavali; Mechanical Engineering; Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology; Indian Scientist Awards; research innovation; engineering research; scholarly publications; citation impact; academic recognition.

Introduction

Innovation-oriented research in engineering commonly involves the development, evaluation, optimization, or application of technical knowledge to address defined scientific or industrial problems. In Mechanical Engineering, research may span analytical modelling, design, manufacturing, thermal systems, materials, energy systems, automation, computational methods, and related interdisciplinary areas.

Within this context, recognition based on research innovation generally requires consideration of the substance of a researcher’s scholarly contributions rather than bibliometric indicators alone. Publication records, citation activity, methodological originality, reproducibility, technical significance, and relevance to a defined research problem can collectively provide evidence for academic assessment. [1]

Research Profile

Pankaj Gavali is identified in the supplied information as a researcher associated with Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology in India. The stated subject area is Mechanical Engineering, placing the profile within a broad engineering discipline concerned with the analysis, design, manufacture, operation, and improvement of mechanical systems and technologies.

The supplied bibliometric profile records 10 documents and 68 citations, together with an h-index of 10. The h-index is a commonly used bibliometric indicator, although it can be affected by field, career duration, database coverage, publication practices, and citation patterns. Consequently, the figures should be considered alongside qualitative evidence of research contribution. [1]

Profile Element Supplied Information
Researcher Pankaj Gavali
Institution Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology
Country India
Subject Area Mechanical Engineering
Documents 10
Citations 68
h-index 10

Research Contributions

The available information places Pankaj Gavali’s scholarly profile within Mechanical Engineering. Because specific publication titles, research projects, patents, laboratory activities, and technical outcomes were not supplied for this article, detailed claims about individual research findings are intentionally avoided. This approach preserves a neutral academic presentation and distinguishes documented profile information from interpretations.

For an innovation-focused academic assessment, relevant evidence may include:

  • Original research questions addressing recognized engineering or technological challenges.
  • Novel analytical, computational, experimental, design, or manufacturing approaches.
  • Peer-reviewed scholarly outputs that communicate reproducible research findings.
  • Evidence of research uptake, citation, collaboration, or practical relevance where independently documented.
  • Contributions that connect engineering research with broader technological or societal requirements.

These dimensions provide a structured basis for distinguishing research productivity from research innovation. The supplied citation and h-index figures can provide quantitative context, but they do not independently establish the originality or practical significance of individual contributions. [1]

Publications

The supplied profile reports 10 documents. Individual publication titles and bibliographic metadata were not included in the source information provided for this page. Accordingly, no specific publication titles, journals, publication years, authorship positions, or DOI identifiers are attributed to Pankaj Gavali without supporting bibliographic information.

The researcher’s Google Scholar profile provides an appropriate location for reviewing the available scholarly record, including publications and citation information:
Google Scholar profile.

Research Impact

The supplied profile records 68 citations across 10 documents and an h-index of 10. These figures indicate a measurable citation record within the database from which the information was obtained. Citation metrics, however, are time-dependent and may differ between Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, and other indexing systems because of differences in coverage and record matching.

A balanced assessment of research impact should therefore consider quantitative indicators together with the quality and relevance of the underlying research. Factors such as peer-reviewed publication, methodological contribution, reproducibility, collaboration, technology transfer, industrial application, and influence on subsequent research can provide additional context for evaluating impact. [1]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award is conceptually aligned with research profiles that demonstrate originality, scholarly development, and meaningful advancement within a field. Based on the information supplied, Pankaj Gavali has an identified Mechanical Engineering research profile and a reported record of 10 documents, 68 citations, and an h-index of 10.

The following considerations are relevant when assessing suitability for an innovation-oriented research recognition:

  • Alignment of the research record with Mechanical Engineering and related technological areas.
  • Documented scholarly productivity and citation activity.
  • Evidence of originality or methodological advancement in the researcher’s documented work.
  • Potential academic, industrial, technological, or societal relevance of the research.
  • Consistency and verifiability of the submitted academic record.

On the basis of the supplied profile information, the researcher has characteristics that can be considered relevant to an award category focused on research innovation. Final award eligibility or selection should nevertheless be determined through the applicable evaluation process and verification of the complete scholarly record.

Conclusion

Pankaj Gavali is presented in the supplied information as a Mechanical Engineering researcher affiliated with Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology, India. The reported profile includes 10 documents, 68 citations, and an h-index of 10. These indicators provide quantitative context for scholarly activity, while a complete evaluation of innovative research should additionally examine the originality, rigor, relevance, and documented outcomes of the underlying research. The Innovative Research Award provides a recognition framework for considering such contributions within the broader context of scientific and technological advancement.

References

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  3. Comprehensive experimental analysis of electrochemical jet machining (ECJM) for advanced material processing
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PRERNA SAXENA | Interdisciplinary areas of Electronics and Communication | Research and Development Pioneer Award

Published-on by Indian Scientist Awards

Research and Development Pioneer Award

PRERNA SAXENA
Tezpur University School of Engineering, India
PRERNA SAXENA
Name PRERNA SAXENA
Affiliation Tezpur University School of Engineering
Country India
Subject Area Interdisciplinary areas of Electronics and Communication
Event Indian Scientist Awards
ORCID 0009-0007-9667-4825

 

PRERNA SAXENA is a researcher affiliated with the Tezpur University School of Engineering in India, with a stated subject-area focus on interdisciplinary areas of Electronics and Communication. This article presents a structured academic recognition profile for consideration under the Best Researcher Award associated with the Indian Scientist Awards. The assessment framework emphasizes research relevance, scholarly contribution, interdisciplinary engagement, documented research outputs, and broader academic impact.

Abstract

This academic recognition profile considers PRERNA SAXENA, affiliated with the Tezpur University School of Engineering, India, within the context of the Best Researcher Award. Her stated area of academic interest is interdisciplinary Electronics and Communication. The field combines principles from electrical engineering, electronic systems, communication technologies, signal processing, computing, and related scientific domains. Interdisciplinary approaches are particularly relevant to modern engineering research because complex technological problems frequently require integration across established disciplinary boundaries. [1]

The profile is structured around academic affiliation, subject-area relevance, research contributions, publication evidence, research impact, and suitability for scholarly recognition. Where specific bibliographic metrics or publication records have not been supplied, the profile deliberately avoids unsupported numerical or qualitative claims.

Keywords

Best Researcher Award; PRERNA SAXENA; Tezpur University School of Engineering; Electronics and Communication; interdisciplinary research; engineering research; communication systems; electronic engineering; academic recognition; Indian Scientist Awards.

Introduction

Electronics and Communication is a broad engineering domain concerned with the development, analysis, integration, and application of electronic and communication technologies. Contemporary research in this area can encompass electronic circuits, communication networks, signal processing, embedded systems, wireless technologies, information systems, and related computational methods. The convergence of these areas has contributed to increasingly interdisciplinary approaches to engineering research. [1]

Academic recognition in engineering research generally requires consideration of the originality, rigor, relevance, reproducibility, and documented dissemination of scholarly work. Publication in peer-reviewed venues and the transparent presentation of research findings provide important mechanisms through which scholarly contributions can be evaluated. [2]

Within this framework, the Best Researcher Award profile for PRERNA SAXENA is presented as an academic recognition record based on the information supplied. The purpose is to identify the research domain and provide a structured basis for evaluating documented contributions without overstating evidence that has not been independently supplied or verified.

Research Profile

PRERNA SAXENA is identified in the supplied profile as being affiliated with the Tezpur University School of Engineering in India. Her stated subject area is interdisciplinary Electronics and Communication, positioning the profile within a field characterized by interactions between electronic engineering, communication technologies, information processing, and related engineering disciplines.

The interdisciplinary character of Electronics and Communication permits research problems to be approached through multiple technical perspectives. Such research may involve the integration of hardware and software, mathematical modeling, communication theory, signal analysis, electronic system design, computational techniques, and technology-oriented applications. [1]

Research Contributions

The supplied profile identifies interdisciplinary Electronics and Communication as the principal subject area. On that basis, the research contribution profile can be evaluated through the relevance of work to contemporary engineering challenges, methodological rigor, technical innovation, interdisciplinary integration, and dissemination through recognized scholarly channels.

  • Interdisciplinary relevance: research that connects electronics and communication with complementary engineering or scientific fields can contribute to integrated solutions for complex technical problems.
  • Technical contribution: documented advances in electronic systems, communication methods, signal processing, computational techniques, or related technologies may provide evidence of research significance.
  • Scholarly dissemination: peer-reviewed publications, conference contributions, technical reports, patents, datasets, or other verifiable research outputs can establish the visibility and reproducibility of research.
  • Application and societal relevance: engineering research may have additional value when its methods or outcomes can be translated into practical technological applications.

These categories describe appropriate evidence for evaluating the stated research domain; they should not be interpreted as claims that a particular publication, patent, project, or technical achievement has been completed by the researcher unless independently documented.

Publications

A detailed publication list was not included in the supplied profile information. Consequently, individual articles, conference papers, books, patents, citation counts, journal quartiles, and DOI records are not attributed to PRERNA SAXENA in this article without supporting bibliographic evidence.

For a complete scholarly assessment, the publication record may be documented using authoritative bibliographic identifiers and source records. Appropriate evidence can include persistent researcher identifiers, publisher pages, institutional repositories, recognized indexing services, and DOI records. Persistent identifiers help distinguish researchers and connect scholarly outputs across systems. [3]

Research Impact

Research impact in Electronics and Communication can be assessed through multiple forms of evidence, including scholarly citations, adoption of research methods, technological implementation, collaboration, knowledge dissemination, patents, standards contributions, and practical applications. Citation metrics can provide useful quantitative indicators, but they should be interpreted in relation to disciplinary norms and the quality and context of individual research outputs.

For the present profile, quantitative research-impact indicators were not supplied. The absence of such data should therefore be treated as an information limitation rather than as evidence of either high or low impact. A complete award assessment should use verifiable publication and impact records alongside qualitative evaluation of the underlying research.

Award Suitability

The stated affiliation with the Tezpur University School of Engineering and the identified specialization in interdisciplinary Electronics and Communication establish a clear disciplinary context for consideration under a research-oriented award. The Best Researcher Award can appropriately recognize documented scholarly contributions when the candidate’s research record demonstrates academic quality, relevance, originality, and sustained engagement.

A structured evaluation may consider the following evidence:

  1. Originality and scientific or engineering significance of the candidate’s research.
  2. Quality and relevance of peer-reviewed publications and other documented scholarly outputs.
  3. Evidence of interdisciplinary research involving Electronics and Communication and related fields.
  4. Research influence demonstrated through appropriate scholarly, technological, educational, or applied outcomes.
  5. Verification of bibliographic identifiers, institutional affiliation, publications, and other supporting documentation.

On the information provided, the researcher has a relevant academic affiliation and a clearly stated interdisciplinary subject area. Final award suitability, however, should be determined through review of the complete nomination documentation and independently verifiable research evidence rather than through affiliation or subject area alone.

Conclusion

PRERNA SAXENA is presented in the supplied information as a researcher affiliated with the Tezpur University School of Engineering, India, with an academic focus on interdisciplinary areas of Electronics and Communication. This field is central to modern engineering research because it connects electronic technologies, communication systems, information processing, and computational approaches.

The profile provides a suitable disciplinary basis for consideration for the Best Researcher Award, while recognizing that detailed publication, citation, Scopus, and impact information has not been supplied. A rigorous final assessment should therefore incorporate verifiable scholarly records and documented research achievements before making quantitative or comparative claims.

References

  1. Shannon, C. E. (1948). A Mathematical Theory of Communication. Bell System Technical Journal, 27(3), 379–423 and 27(4), 623–656.
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1538-7305.1948.tb01338.x.
  2. Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Principles and guidance concerning publication ethics and responsible scholarly communication. Used here as a general reference framework for transparent and responsible presentation of scholarly research records.
    https://publicationethics.org/.
  3. ORCID. Persistent identifiers for researchers and contributors, supporting reliable attribution and connection of scholarly works.
    https://orcid.org/0009-0007-9667-4825

Partha Pratim Sahu | Molecular Plant Pathology | Innovative Research Award

Published-on by Indian Scientist Awards

Innovative Research Award

Partha Pratim Sahu

PhD applicant, Birmingham University, United Kingdom

Partha Pratim Sahu
Affiliation PhD applicant, Birmingham University, UK
Country India
Scopus ID 15119678900
Documents 160
Citations 1,850
h-index 22
Subject Area Molecular Plant Pathology
Event Indian Scientist Awards

Partha Pratim Sahu recognizes research activity demonstrating originality, methodological development, and potential contribution to scientific knowledge. This recognition profile presents the submitted academic information for Partha Pratim Sahu in the context of the Indian Scientist Awards. The supplied bibliometric record identifies Scopus author ID 15119678900 and reports 160 documents, 1,850 citations, and an h-index of 22. Publicly indexed author information associated with this Scopus identifier should be interpreted alongside the specific nomination materials supplied for the award. [1]

Abstract

Partha Pratim Sahu is presented for consideration for the Innovative Research Award at the Indian Scientist Awards. The supplied profile identifies molecular plant pathology as the principal subject area and reports a substantial indexed publication and citation record. The Scopus author identifier provided for the profile is 15119678900. A public author record associated with this identifier currently identifies Partha Pratim Sahu as a professor at Tezpur University and provides an indexed research record, although the supplied nomination information describes the researcher as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University, UK. [1][2] This distinction illustrates the importance of evaluating the award submission against the applicant’s current institutional documentation and verified academic records.

Keywords

Molecular plant pathology; plant disease research; plant–microbe interactions; agricultural biotechnology; innovative research; scientific publications; research impact; bibliometrics; Scopus; Indian Scientist Awards.

Introduction

Molecular plant pathology combines molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, biochemistry, and plant science to investigate the mechanisms underlying plant diseases and host–pathogen interactions. Research in this field can support improved disease diagnosis, understanding of pathogen biology, crop protection, and development of sustainable approaches to agricultural productivity. Contemporary plant pathology increasingly integrates molecular and genomic approaches with conventional disease biology to examine interactions between plants and microorganisms.

The submitted profile places Sahu within a research-oriented academic framework and identifies molecular plant pathology as the relevant subject area. Because the publicly accessible Scopus-linked record associated with the supplied identifier also contains publications in electronics, sensing, materials, and related areas, the award assessment should distinguish between publications attributable to the researcher and the particular body of work being submitted for recognition. [1][2]

Research Profile

The supplied academic profile describes Sahu as a PhD applicant at Birmingham University in the United Kingdom and associates the research record with India. The provided Scopus identifier, 15119678900, offers a persistent bibliometric route for examining the publication record. A current ScienceDirect author record linked to the same identifier lists 158 documents and an h-index of 22, while an institutional research profile at Tezpur University reports a larger publication history and identifies Sahu as a professor in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. [1][2] These differences may arise from database update cycles, author-profile curation, or differing inclusion criteria.

The profile therefore presents a researcher with an established indexed publication record, while the specific relationship between the supplied subject area of molecular plant pathology and the broader indexed record should be verified from the nomination portfolio. Verification is particularly relevant where author names are shared across disciplines and institutions.

Research Contributions

The publicly indexed record associated with Scopus ID 15119678900 demonstrates interdisciplinary research activity. Examples include work involving biosensing, optical systems, microfluidic technologies, electrochemical materials, and agricultural or food-related sensing applications.[1][2] One peer-reviewed study involving Sahu examined an interdigital sensor for naringin quantification in pomelo juice, demonstrating the application of electronic sensing methods to an agricultural and food-analysis problem. [3]

Another indexed publication lists Sahu among the authors of research concerning the seasonal variation of phytochemical, antioxidant, and volatile composition in pomelo fruit. [4] Such work illustrates the potential intersection between plant-related research and analytical technologies. However, these publications should not automatically be classified as molecular plant pathology without evidence from the original research objectives and subject classification.

The record also includes research involving biological sensing and diagnostic applications. These examples indicate an interdisciplinary approach in which engineering, materials science, analytical methods, and biological applications may intersect. [1][3] For award evaluation, the strongest evidence of innovation would be the documented originality of the research question, methodological contribution, peer-reviewed dissemination, reproducibility, and demonstrable relevance to the stated research field.

Publications

The submitted record reports 160 documents and 1,850 citations. These values should be treated as the nomination data supplied for the award and may vary as bibliographic databases are updated. A public ScienceDirect author record associated with Scopus ID 15119678900 currently reports 158 documents and 1,795 citations from 1,342 documents, with an h-index of 22. [1] An institutional profile at Tezpur University reports a separate publication and citation snapshot, further demonstrating why bibliometric values should be dated when used for formal evaluation. [2]

  • Gupta, A. K., Dhua, S., Sahu, P. P., et al. Variation in Phytochemical, Antioxidant and Volatile Composition of Pomelo Fruit (Citrus grandis (L.) Osbeck) during Seasonal Growth and Development. Plants, 2021. DOI: 10.3390/plants10091941. [4]
  • Gupta, A. K., Das, S., Sahu, P. P., et al. Design and development of IDE sensor for naringin quantification in pomelo juice: An indicator of citrus maturity. Food Chemistry, 2022. DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2021.131947. [3]
  • Das, D., Sharma, M., Das, H. K., Sahu, P. P., & Doley, R. Purification and Characterization of Nk-3FTx: A Three Finger Toxin from the Venom of North East Indian Monocled Cobra. Journal of Biochemical and Molecular Toxicology, 2016. DOI: 10.1002/jbt.21734. [5]
  • Sahu, P. P. Compact component for integrated quantum optic processing. Scientific Reports, 2015. DOI: 10.1038/srep16276. [6]

The publications above are included as examples of works associated with the author record found through publicly indexed sources. They should not be interpreted as an exhaustive bibliography or as evidence that every listed publication belongs to molecular plant pathology.

Research Impact

Research impact can be assessed through several complementary indicators, including peer-reviewed publications, citation activity, methodological advances, interdisciplinary collaboration, technology development, and demonstrated application beyond the immediate research group. The supplied nomination data report 1,850 citations and an h-index of 22, indicating a substantial citation footprint; however, citation counts are database-dependent and should be interpreted with publication dates, field norms, and author attribution in mind.[3]

The indexed record provides examples of research connecting sensing technologies with biological and agricultural applications. For example, the pomelo-related studies demonstrate how analytical and electronic techniques can be applied to questions involving fruit composition and quality assessment.  Such interdisciplinary connections can be relevant to innovation-oriented award criteria when supported by evidence of originality, utility, dissemination, and adoption.

Award Suitability

Based on the supplied nomination information, the profile has characteristics that can be considered in an Innovative Research Award assessment, including a substantial indexed publication record, measurable citation activity, and evidence of interdisciplinary research. The Scopus-linked record provides an established bibliometric identity and an h-index of 22.

  • Research productivity: The submitted profile reports 160 documents, indicating sustained scholarly publication activity.
  • Research visibility: The submitted citation count of 1,850 and h-index of 22 provide quantitative indicators of scholarly visibility.
  • Interdisciplinary potential: Publicly indexed publications associated with the author record span biological, sensing, analytical, and engineering applications.
  • Innovation assessment: The award review should place particular emphasis on original methodology, scientific novelty, documented outcomes, peer-reviewed evidence, and relevance to the nominated research area.
  • Verification requirement: Current affiliation, subject-area alignment, authorship, publication metrics, and supporting documentation should be verified before a final award decision.

The suitability assessment is therefore best understood as an evidence-based recognition profile rather than a final adjudication. Final eligibility and award selection remain subject to the official criteria, documentation, and evaluation procedures of the Indian Scientist Awards.

Conclusion

The Innovative Research Award profile for Partha Pratim Sahu presents a researcher associated with a substantial indexed scholarly record and interdisciplinary scientific activity. The supplied information identifies molecular plant pathology as the subject area and provides bibliometric indicators of 160 documents, 1,850 citations, and an h-index of 22. Publicly available records associated with the supplied Scopus identifier provide additional evidence of an established research publication history, while also showing that the broader record extends beyond the nominated subject area. [1][2]

For a formal award assessment, the most appropriate approach is to evaluate the specific nominated research contributions against documented evidence of originality, scientific significance, methodological innovation, publication quality, research impact, and alignment with the award’s criteria. This approach maintains a neutral scholarly basis for recognition while allowing the submitted portfolio to demonstrate the researcher’s most relevant achievements.

References

  1. ScienceDirect. Partha Pratim Sahu — Author profile. Scopus-linked author identifier 15119678900; indexed publication and citation information.https://www.sciencedirect.com/author/15119678900/partha-pratim-sahu
  2. Tezpur University IRINS. Prof. Partha Pratim Sahu — Academic Profile. Scopus ID 15119678900 and institutional publication record.https://tezu.irins.org/profile/116501
  3. Gupta, A. K., Das, S., Sahu, P. P., et al. “Design and development of IDE sensor for naringin quantification in pomelo juice: An indicator of citrus maturity.” Food Chemistry, 377 (2022), 131947.DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2021.131947.
  4. Gupta, A. K., Dhua, S., Sahu, P. P., et al. “Variation in Phytochemical, Antioxidant and Volatile Composition of Pomelo Fruit (Citrus grandis (L.) Osbeck) during Seasonal Growth and Development.” Plants, 10(9), 1941 (2021).DOI: 10.3390/plants10091941.
  5. Das, D., Sharma, M., Das, H. K., Sahu, P. P., & Doley, R. “Purification and Characterization of Nk-3FTx: A Three Finger Toxin from the Venom of North East Indian Monocled Cobra.” Journal of Biochemical and Molecular Toxicology, 30(2), 59–70 (2016).DOI: 10.1002/jbt.21734.
  6. Sahu, P. P. “Compact component for integrated quantum optic processing.” Scientific Reports, 5, 16276 (2015).DOI:  10.1038/srep16276.