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Best Research Award

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          Best Researcher Award Winning the  Best Researcher Award  is a prestigious honor that recognizes exceptional contributions to the world of academia and innovation. It is a testament to years of rigorous research, groundbreaking discoveries, and an unwavering passion for advancing knowledge. Researchers who achieve this distinction have demonstrated excellence in their field, influencing both current and future studies while driving meaningful change in society. Their work not only contributes to scientific progress but also addresses real-world challenges, offering solutions that impact industries, healthcare, technology, and beyond. This award serves as a motivation for aspiring researchers, encouraging them to push boundaries, embrace curiosity, and remain dedicated to their fields of study. It highlights the importance of persistence, creativity, and collaboration in the pursuit of new knowledge. Whether in medicine, engineering, environme...

Physics case for quarkonium studies at the Electron Ion Collider

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  Physics case for quarkonium studies at the Electron Ion Collider The physics case for quarkonium studies at the Electron–Ion Collider (EIC) is anchored in the unique capacity of heavy quark–antiquark bound states to serve as clean, well-understood probes of the gluonic structure and dynamics of protons and nuclei, enabling transformative insights into quantum chromodynamics (QCD) that are inaccessible through light‐quark observables alone.   By virtue of their large masses, charmonium and bottomonium states are produced predominantly via gluon‐initiated subprocesses, so measurements of differential cross sections, polarization observables, and nuclear modification factors for J / ψ J/\psi J / ψ , ψ ( 2 S ) \psi(2S) ψ ( 2 S ) , Υ ( n S ) \Upsilon(nS) Υ ( n S ) , and related states in both exclusive and inclusive channels provide direct sensitivity to gluon generalized parton distributions (GPDs), transverse momentum‐dependent distributions (TMDs), and nuclear parton dist...

A speckle enhanced prism spectrometer based on planar lightwave circuit chip

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  A speckle enhanced prism spectrometer based on planar lightwave circuit chip Speckle-Enhanced Prism Spectrometer Based on Planar Lightwave Circuit Chip In recent years, the need for compact, highly sensitive, and robust spectroscopic systems has driven the development of innovative miniaturized platforms. Among these, speckle-enhanced spectrometers integrated with planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology are emerging as powerful tools in the field of optical sensing and spectral analysis . By combining the precision of prism-based wavelength dispersion with the spatial encoding power of speckle patterns, and the compact integration afforded by PLC chips, this hybrid spectrometer design presents a game-changing approach to spectral detection. Traditional spectrometers often rely on bulky and mechanically complex configurations that are unsuitable for portable or embedded applications. These systems typically include a diffraction grating, focusing optics, and a CCD array to re...

Distinguished Scientist Award

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                 Distinguished Scientist Award Celebrating Excellence in Science: The Distinguished Scientist Award The pursuit of scientific knowledge is often a lifelong journey marked by curiosity, dedication, and groundbreaking discoveries. Recognizing these achievements is vital, not only to honor the individuals who have contributed significantly to their fields, but also to inspire the next generation of innovators. The Distinguished Scientist Award stands as one of the most prestigious honors conferred upon leading researchers and scholars worldwide, celebrating exceptional contributions across disciplines in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This award recognizes individuals whose pioneering work has profoundly advanced our understanding of the world and has led to meaningful applications that benefit society. Whether it’s through breakthrough research in medicine, technological innovation, climate science, o...

Geophysics and Resource Conceptual Models in Geothermal Exploration and Development

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 Geophysics and Resource Conceptual Models in Geothermal Exploration and Development Geophysics and Resource Conceptual Models in Geothermal Exploration and Development Geothermal energy is one of the most promising forms of renewable energy, offering a sustainable and constant energy supply sourced from the Earth's internal heat. The success of a geothermal project, from exploration to production, heavily relies on the accurate understanding of subsurface conditions. Two critical elements drive this understanding: geophysics and resource conceptual models . Geophysics plays a pivotal role in geothermal exploration. By using non-invasive methods such as seismic, magnetotelluric (MT), gravity, magnetic, and electrical resistivity surveys, geophysicists can infer the physical properties of the subsurface. These methods help identify the key elements of a geothermal system: the heat source, the reservoir, the cap rock, and the fluid pathways. For instance, magnetotelluric surveys ar...

Guidelines for measuring impact forces in drop-weight impact test on concrete members

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  Guidelines for measuring impact forces in drop-weight impact test on concrete members Guidelines for Measuring Impact Forces in Drop-Weight Impact Tests on Concrete Members Drop-weight impact tests are widely used to evaluate the dynamic performance and impact resistance of concrete structures. These tests simulate real-world scenarios where concrete members are subjected to sudden loads, such as vehicle collisions, falling objects, or blast events. Accurate measurement of impact forces is critical to understanding the material behavior, structural integrity, and failure mechanisms under dynamic loading. The following guidelines offer a comprehensive approach for conducting these tests effectively. 1. Test Setup and Preparation Before testing, it is essential to prepare the concrete specimens according to standardized dimensions (e.g., ASTM C39, C293) or specific research needs. The test setup must ensure proper alignment of the drop-weight system with the target surface of the s...

Best Research Award

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   Best Research Award Winning the  Best Researcher Award  is a prestigious honor that recognizes exceptional contributions to the world of academia and innovation. It is a testament to years of rigorous research, groundbreaking discoveries, and an unwavering passion for advancing knowledge. Researchers who achieve this distinction have demonstrated excellence in their field, influencing both current and future studies while driving meaningful change in society. Their work not only contributes to scientific progress but also addresses real-world challenges, offering solutions that impact industries, healthcare, technology, and beyond. This award serves as a motivation for aspiring researchers, encouraging them to push boundaries, embrace curiosity, and remain dedicated to their fields of study. It highlights the importance of persistence, creativity, and collaboration in the pursuit of new knowledge. Whether in medicine, engineering, environmental science, or any oth...

Hyperbolic optics in antiferromagnets with tilted anisotropy

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 Hyperbolic optics in antiferromagnets with tilted anisotropy Hyperbolic Optics in Antiferromagnets with Tilted Anisotropy: A New Frontier in Photonic Control In the rapidly advancing field of photonics, hyperbolic materials have emerged as game-changers due to their unique ability to confine and guide light at subwavelength scales. One of the most exciting new directions in this domain is the exploration of hyperbolic optics in antiferromagnets , particularly those exhibiting tilted anisotropy . This seemingly subtle deviation from conventional anisotropy introduces profound implications for controlling light-matter interactions, paving the way for advanced photonic and spintronic applications. Hyperbolic media are characterized by a dielectric permittivity tensor with components of opposite signs. This leads to hyperbolic dispersion relations , where the isofrequency surfaces take on hyperboloid shapes, unlike the ellipsoids observed in isotropic media. These peculiar optical pr...

Biophysical effects and neuromodulatory dose of transcranial ultrasonic stimulation

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  Biophysical effects and neuromodulatory dose of transcranial ultrasonic stimulation Biophysical Effects and Neuromodulatory Dose of Transcranial Ultrasonic Stimulation (TUS) Transcranial ultrasonic stimulation (TUS) is rapidly emerging as a cutting-edge neuromodulation technique with high spatial precision and the potential for both therapeutic and cognitive enhancement applications. Unlike traditional non-invasive brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) or transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), TUS uses focused ultrasound to target specific brain regions, enabling deeper penetration and more refined control of neural circuits. At the core of TUS are its biophysical effects , which include mechanical perturbations, modulation of ion channels, and possible changes in blood-brain barrier permeability. When ultrasound waves pass through brain tissue, they exert mechanical pressure on neurons and glial cells, leading to mechanosensitive c...

Mathematical modeling of cochlear mechanics and disorder

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 Mathematical modeling of cochlear mechanics and disorder Mathematical modeling of cochlear mechanics and disorder provides valuable insights into the intricate workings of the inner ear. By simulating sound processing and transmission within the cochlea, researchers can better understand how various disorders, such as hearing loss or tinnitus, affect auditory function. These models can also inform the development of new treatments and interventions, ultimately improving diagnosis and therapy for hearing-related conditions. Mathematical modeling of cochlear mechanics and disorder enables researchers to explore the complex interactions between sound waves, fluid dynamics, and mechanical structures within the cochlea. This can lead to a deeper understanding of the underlying mechanisms driving hearing loss, tinnitus, and other auditory disorders. By refining these models, scientists can identify potential therapeutic targets and develop more effective treatments to improve hearing ou...

Novel geopolymer materials for fast and thermal neutron shielding

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  Novel geopolymer materials for fast and thermal neutron shielding Novel Geopolymer Materials for Fast and Thermal Neutron Shielding: A Sustainable Approach to Radiation Protection In recent years, the demand for safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly materials in nuclear science and engineering has led to groundbreaking research in alternative shielding technologies. Among these innovations, geopolymer-based materials have emerged as promising candidates for shielding applications, especially in mitigating the hazards posed by fast and thermal neutrons . These materials offer a compelling blend of structural performance, radiation attenuation capabilities, and sustainability—qualities that position them at the forefront of next-generation nuclear shielding systems. Neutron radiation, particularly from nuclear reactors or radioactive sources, can be broadly classified into fast neutrons (high energy, >1 MeV) and thermal neutrons (low energy, ~0.025 eV). Each req...