Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Research Excellence Distinction Award

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Dr. Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Research Excellence Distinction Award

Dr. Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II | Italy

Dr. Rosa Terracciano is an accomplished biomedical researcher specializing in clinical biochemistry, mass spectrometry-based proteomics/metabolomics, and translational research with significant contributions to male reproductive health and biomarker discovery; she holds advanced academic qualifications in biomedical sciences and has undertaken rigorous training in analytical instrumentation and molecular diagnostics, including high-performance liquid chromatography and tandem mass spectrometry, which form the basis of her expertise in untargeted omics approaches for disease characterization. Dr. Terracciano’s academic foundation was established through comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate education in the life sciences followed by doctoral and postdoctoral research focused on integrative omics applications in clinical settings, enabling her to bridge cutting-edge laboratory techniques with practical biomedical questions. Over her professional career, she has held research and academic positions at internationally recognized institutions, including the Department of Experimental and Clinical Medicine at Magna Græcia University in Catanzaro, Italy, where she has collaborated extensively with multidisciplinary teams to advance translational research in infertility diagnostics and other metabolic disorders. Dr. Terracciano’s professional experience encompasses leading collaborative projects, supervising junior researchers, and contributing to both experimental design and high-throughput data analysis workflows. Her research interests focus on leveraging untargeted mass spectrometry, metabolomics, lipidomics, and proteomics to identify novel molecular signatures that can improve diagnostic accuracy and deepen understanding of complex pathophysiological mechanisms, particularly in the context of male infertility and seminal plasma biomarker discovery. She has developed strong research skills in omics data acquisition, advanced chromatographic separation, bioinformatics interpretation of large-scale datasets, and clinical sample analysis, all of which support her translational research ethos. Dr. Terracciano’s work has been recognized through multiple peer-reviewed publications and scholarly attention, with several studies cited by other researchers in the field, reflecting her impact on advancing both methodological approaches and clinical insights. Her contributions include original research and comprehensive reviews that integrate methodological innovation with practical clinical relevance. In conclusion, Dr. Rosa Terracciano continues to be a prominent figure in biomedical research, dedicated to the discovery and validation of biomarkers through state-of-the-art mass spectrometry-based platforms, with an emphasis on translating laboratory findings into clinical and diagnostic advancements that benefit patient care and reproductive health research.

Academic Profile: Scopus

Featured Publications:

Tosco, A., Cerchione, R., Gelzo, M., Cimbalo, C., Castaldo, A., Terracciano, R., Raia, V., & Sepe, A. (2025). Hemoglobin levels in children treated for cystic fibrosis with CFTR modulators: A single center retrospective study. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14(14), 4856. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm14144856

 

 

 

Tang Ping | Health | Research Excellence Award

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Mrs. Tang Ping | Health | Research Excellence Award

Mrs. Tang Ping | Health | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | China

Mrs. Tang Ping is a dedicated researcher whose academic foundation was established at Shanghai JiaoTong University in Shanghai, China, where she completed her higher education and developed a strong interdisciplinary grounding that supports her work in public health and environmental safety; throughout her professional journey, Mrs. Tang has engaged in collaborative, data-driven research centered on understanding domestic environmental risks, with a particular focus on unintentional injuries affecting children in urban settings, a topic that reflects her commitment to addressing preventable public health challenges through evidence-based insights; her professional experience includes contributing to multidisciplinary investigations that evaluate how built environments, behavioral patterns, and household conditions contribute to health-related hazards, and she has worked closely with teams of scholars to analyze injury mechanisms, propose preventive frameworks, and broaden awareness of environmental safety factors; her research interests lie chiefly in child injury prevention, environmental health determinants, risk-exposure analysis, and the development of safer domestic environments, and she approaches these areas using mixed-method designs that incorporate quantitative assessments, qualitative behavioral observations, and structural risk evaluations; among her research skills, Mrs. Tang demonstrates proficiency in literature synthesis, environmental risk assessment, community-based data collection, statistical interpretation, and interdisciplinary project collaboration, all of which support her ability to examine health issues from multiple scientific angles; although the public record does not list specific awards or honors, her contribution as an author in peer-reviewed scientific publishing, including work appearing in reputable journals such as the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, underscores her academic merit and the recognition of her efforts within the research community; overall, Mrs. Tang is a committed scholar whose work reflects a thoughtful engagement with public health concerns affecting vulnerable populations, and her dedication to understanding and preventing unintentional injuries positions her as an important contributor to ongoing dialogues about environmental safety, injury mitigation, and community well-being.

Academic Profile: ORCID

Featured Publications:

  1. Tang, P., Fan, Q., Sun, J., Ji, J., Yang, L., Tang, W., & Lu, Q. (2025). The hidden danger of unintentional child injuries in an urban domestic environment: Considering unintentional injuries from another angle. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. Published 2025

 

 

Helene Laude | Malnutrition | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Helene Laude | Malnutrition | Best Researcher Award

Institute Pasteur | France

Dr. Helene Laude, MD, PhD, is a distinguished French physician-scientist recognized for her expertise in virology, immunology, and infectious diseases. Currently affiliated with the Institute Pasteur, she has made significant contributions to understanding viral pathogenesis, host immunity, and infection-related carcinogenesis. Her research has advanced knowledge on viruses such as SARS-CoV-2, Monkeypox, Zika, and various oncogenic viruses including Merkel polyomavirus and cytomegalovirus. Dr. Helene Laude has served as principal investigator for major clinical and immunological studies, focusing on mucosal immunity, biomarker discovery, and population-based cohort investigations. With 998 citations by 853 documents, 32 publications, and an h-index of 15, her scholarly impact underscores her leadership in translational virology and public health research. Her publications in The Lancet Oncology, Scientific Reports, Frontiers in Immunology, and Cell Host & Microbe highlight her dedication to advancing biomedical science. A respected expert and reviewer for leading organizations such as ANRS, INCa, and IARC, she contributes to global evaluations on viral carcinogenicity and diagnostic innovation. Beyond research, Dr. Helene Laude is actively involved in academic teaching at renowned institutions including the Institute Pasteur, Sorbonne University, and Paris Descartes University, mentoring future scientists and medical professionals in vaccinology, virology, and cancer immunology. Her achievements exemplify excellence in clinical investigation and molecular medicine, bridging laboratory discoveries with human health applications to enhance global infectious disease preparedness and cancer prevention.

Profiles: Scopus 

Featured Publications

Karagas, M. R., Kaldor, J., Michaelis, M., Muchengeti, M. M., Alfaiate, D., Argirion, I., Chen, X., Cunha, C., Hantz, S., Koljonen, V., Laude, H. C., Lui, W. O., Nevels, M. M., O’Brien, T. R., Scheurer, M. E., Touze, A., Wiemels, J. L., Benbrahim-Tallaa, L., de Conti, A., Facchin, C., Madia, F., Pasqual, E., Wedekind, R., Aguilera-Buenosvinos, I., Clifford, G., Deng, X., Dongoran, R. A., Ezzemni, S., Huang, Y., Suonio, E., Zhai, Y., Mattock, H., Schubauer-Berigan, M. K., & Kunzmann, A. T. (2025). Carcinogenicity of hepatitis D virus, human cytomegalovirus, and Merkel cell polyomavirus. Lancet Oncology, S1470-2045(25)00403-6.

Beeker, L., Obadia, T., Bloch, E., Garcia, L., Le Fol, M., Charmet, T., Arowas, L., Artus, R., Cheny, O., Cheval, D., Dahoumane, Y., Delhaye, M., Ergen, D., Essaidani, M., Fanaud, C., Fernandes Pellerin, S., Jolly, N., Laude, H., Roux, E., Samson, M., Sangari, L., Ungeheuer, M. N., Vacant, S., Zayoud, A., Donnadieu, F., Pelleau, S., Galmiche, S., Fontanet, A., & White, M. (2025). Correlates of protection against symptomatic COVID-19: The CORSER 5 case-control study. Open Forum Infectious Diseases, 12(1).

Combes, J. D., Didelot, J. M., Radenne, S., Zaegel-Faucher, O., Lesage, A. C., Siproudhis, L., Piroth, L., Marchand, L., Heard, I., Hoyeau, N., Henno, S., Darragh, T. M., Alberts, C. J., Clifford, G. M., & Etienney, I.; ANRS-EP57-APACHES Study group. (2024). Cumulative detection of anal high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions over 2-year follow-up in men who have sex with men living with human immunodeficiency virus in France. Journal of Infectious Diseases, 230(1).

Martinez, F. J., Guillotte-Blisnick, M., Huon, C., England, P., Popovici, J., Laude, H., Arowas, L., Ungeheuer, M. N., Reimer, J. M., Carter, D., Reed, S., Mukherjee, P., Chauhan, V. S., & Chitnis, C. E. (2023). Immunogenicity of a Plasmodium vivax vaccine based on the Duffy binding protein formulated using adjuvants compatible for use in humans. Scientific Reports, 13(1), 13904.

Cuche, C., Mastrogiovanni, M., Juzans, M., Laude, H., Ungeheuer, M. N., Krentzel, D., Gariboldi, M. I., Scott-Algara, D., Madec, M., Goyard, S., Floch, C., Chauveau-Le Friec, G., Lafaye, P., Renaudat, C., Le Bidan, M., Micallef, C., Schmutz, S., Mella, S., Novault, S., Hasan, M., Duffy, D., Di Bartolo, V., & Alcover, A. (2023). T cell migration and effector function differences in familial adenomatous polyposis patients with APC gene mutations. Frontiers in Immunology, 14, 1163466.

 

Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong | Health | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong | Health | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong, National Changhua University of Education, Changhua, Taiwan

🎓 Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong, from National Changhua University of Education, Changhua, Taiwan, has made remarkable contributions to the field of health research. Her groundbreaking work in public health and innovative approaches to health education have significantly impacted the academic community and society. Dr. Hong’s dedication to improving health standards and her numerous publications in esteemed journals have earned her the prestigious Best Researcher Award. Her commitment to excellence and passion for health research continue to inspire her peers and students alike. 🌟📚🏆

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Academic and Professional Background 🎓

🌟 Prof. Dr. Hong Hong 🌟 holds a Ph.D. in Adult Education 🎓, a Master’s in Long-Term Care for the Elderly 👴👵, and a Bachelor’s in Social Work 👩‍🎓. With expertise in social work and welfare, mental health 🧠, health care 🏥, Indigenous culture 🏞️, and long-term care 🏡, Prof. Hong excels in geriatric education, continuing education 📚, and caregiving activity design. Awarded the Excellent Doctoral Talent Award 🏆 by Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology, Prof. Hong is dedicated to enhancing community work and health 💪, and preserving Indigenous cultural heritage 🌺.

Editorial Appointments ✍️

🌟 Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong is the esteemed Editor at the Taiwan Journal of Welfare Technology and Service Management 📝. Dr. Hong Hong is dedicated to advancing research and innovation in welfare technology, focusing on enhancing the quality of life for the elderly and individuals with disabilities 👩‍🔬🌍. Her editorial expertise ensures the publication of high-quality, impactful studies 📚. Dr. Hong Hong’s leadership in this field is instrumental in bridging the gap between technology and welfare services, fostering a community of knowledge and support 🤝✨.

Collaborations  🌐

Assistant Professor Dr. Hong Hong, affiliated with the Ministry of Education in Taiwan, has been actively involved in numerous educational projects. Her contributions focus on enhancing educational methodologies and integrating technology in classrooms. Dr. Hong’s initiatives aim to elevate student engagement and learning outcomes, fostering an innovative learning environment. Her dedication to advancing education is evident in the successful implementation of several pilot programs across Taiwan. 📚✨ Her efforts have significantly impacted the educational landscape, setting new standards for teaching excellence and innovation. 🌟🎓 Through her work, Dr. Hong continues to inspire educators and students alike. 🌏👩‍🏫

Professional Memberships🤝

Assist Prof. Dr. Hong Hong, the esteemed President of the Taiwan Bunun Cultural Heritage Association, is a distinguished advocate for preserving and promoting Bunun culture. With a deep passion for cultural heritage, Dr. Hong has dedicated numerous years to research, education, and community engagement. Through innovative programs and initiatives, she has significantly contributed to the preservation of traditional Bunun arts, music, and language 🎶📚. Her leadership has inspired many to appreciate and celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of the Bunun people, ensuring their legacy continues to thrive for future generations 🌿✨.

Areas of Research 🔬

🌍 Prof. Dr. Hong Hong is an expert in social work and social welfare, focusing on indigenous culture and long-term care. Her research encompasses indigenous cultural heritage 🌿, elderly leisure industries 🎉, and gendered long-term care 🧓👵. She is dedicated to community work 🏘️, community health 🏥, and elderly education 📚. Dr. Hong also excels in continuing education 🎓 and caregiving activity design 🛠️. Her contributions are vital in advancing culturally sensitive care and promoting holistic approaches to elderly care and community well-being.

Publications Top Notes 📚

Evaluation of the music therapy program interventions on agitated behavior for people with dementia in Taiwan institutional care

Effect of Chair Yoga Therapy on Functional Fitness and Daily Life Activities among Older Female Adults with Knee Osteoarthritis in Taiwan: A Quasi-Experimental Study

Study on Long-Term Care Service Awareness, Needs, and Usage Intention of Older Adult Male Homosexuals in Taiwan and Their Ideal Long-Term Care Service Model

Community Inclusion Experiences While Establishing Community Mental Health Clubhouses in Taiwan: Perspectives from Mental Health Professionals

NIMBYism and Strategies for Coping with Managing Protests during the Establishment of Community Mental Health Facilities in Taiwan: Insights from Frontline Healthcare Professionals

Exploring the Operational Status and Challenges of Community-Based Mental Healthcare Centers in Taiwan: A Qualitative Analysis of Healthcare Professionals’ Insights

Impact of Integrating Life Reviews and Cultural Elements to Improve the Indigenous Elderly’s Mental Health in Taiwan’s Community Care System: Evaluation of a Qualitative Study