Amy Miner Ross | immunology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Amy Miner Ross | immunology | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor, Faculty Coordinator for Accreditation and Quality Improvement, OHSU, United States  🏥📚

Dr. Amy Miner Ross, PhD, R.N., C.N.S., is an esteemed nursing scholar and researcher specializing in inflammatory responses in stroke and transient ischemic attacks. As an Associate Professor at Oregon Health & Science University, she has significantly contributed to health systems and organizational leadership. Her extensive experience spans clinical practice, research, and academic leadership, fostering advancements in neuroscience nursing. With numerous funded research projects, she explores immune responses, stroke outcomes, and innovative healthcare solutions. Dr. Ross’s dedication to nursing education, research, and leadership continues to shape the future of nursing science.

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Education 🎓📖

Dr. Ross holds a PhD in Nursing from Oregon Health & Science University (2006), where she focused on inflammatory responses in stroke/TIA. She earned her MS in Nursing (1987) from the University of California, San Francisco, specializing in physiological nursing and physiology. Her foundational studies include a BS in Nursing from the University of San Francisco (1978) and an AS in Science from City College of San Francisco (1974). Her educational background laid the foundation for her expertise in neuroscience nursing and research.

Professional Experience 🏥🔬

Dr. Ross has been an integral part of Oregon Health & Science University since 2006, serving as an Associate Professor and holding leadership roles, including Director of Health Systems & Organizational Leadership. She has extensive experience in clinical research, having worked as a Neuroscience Clinical Nurse Specialist at Rogue Valley Medical Center and as a Clinical Nurse Specialist at UCSF. Her diverse experience spans academia, research consultancy, and direct patient care, shaping her expertise in stroke research, healthcare leadership, and nursing education.

Research Interests 🧠🔬

Dr. Ross’s research focuses on inflammatory responses in stroke and TIA, immune system modulation, and neurological outcomes. She investigates immune senescence, stroke-induced immunodeficiency, and environmental health interventions like virtual reality greenspace to enhance immune recovery. Her work aims to improve stroke care, patient outcomes, and healthcare system efficiencies. She has secured multiple research grants to explore biomarkers, neurological worsening, and stroke-related infections.

Awards & Honors 🏆🎖️

Dr. Ross has received numerous research grants and awards, including funding from Sigma Theta Tau International and the Neuroscience Nursing Foundation. She has been a recipient of internal and external research grants, supporting groundbreaking studies in stroke-induced immunodeficiency and immune response trajectories. Her leadership in health systems research and academia has been widely recognized, solidifying her reputation as a distinguished nursing scientist.

Publications 📚📝

Ross, A.M., et al. (2021). Delineating risk groups for infection and neurological worsening in stroke-induced immunodeficiency. Journal of Neuroscience Nursing. [Cited by 35] 🔗

Ross, A.M., et al. (2019). The role of immune senescence in acute ischemic stroke outcomes. Stroke Research & Treatment. [Cited by 50] 🔗

Ross, A.M., et al. (2017). Biomarkers for predicting pro- and anti-inflammatory phases in stroke patients. Neuroimmunology Journal. [Cited by 42] 🔗

Ross, A.M., et al. (2015). Impact of norepinephrine sensitivity on lymphocyte function in ischemic stroke. Journal of Clinical Nursing Science. [Cited by 28] 🔗

Conclusion 📝

In conclusion, Dr. Amy Miner Ross is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her distinguished academic achievements, groundbreaking research, and leadership in nursing science make her an influential figure in the field. Dr. Ross’s commitment to advancing healthcare solutions and improving stroke care outcomes positions her as a deserving recipient of this prestigious award. 🌟

Boubacar Barry | Immunology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Boubacar Barry | Immunology | Best Researcher Award

Student, Pan African University Life and Earth Sciences Institute (including Health & Agriculture), Guinea

Boubacar Barry is a dedicated student specializing in Vaccine Production and Quality Control at the Pan African University Life and Earth Sciences Institute (PAULESI) in Nigeria. With a strong focus on Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) vaccines, his research aims to contribute to global efforts to eradicate this disease by 2030. Boubacar’s academic journey is marked by practical experience and significant collaborations, positioning him as a promising young scientist in veterinary vaccine research.

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Education 🎓

Boubacar recently completed his Master’s in Vaccine Production and Quality Control at PAULESI, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. His academic work has focused on the genetic stability of PPR vaccines, which plays a crucial role in ensuring effective disease control in livestock across Africa.

Experience 💼

During his internship at the AU-PANVAC in Ethiopia, Boubacar gained hands-on experience in vaccine quality control, working alongside leading experts in the field. His academic journey has also included collaborations with fellow researchers at PAULESI, enhancing his understanding and skills in vaccine production and quality assessment.

Research Interests 🔍

Boubacar’s primary research interests are centered around Vaccine Production and Quality Control, particularly regarding PPR virus vaccines. His work focuses on genetic stability, molecular evolution of vaccines, and the development of safe and effective vaccines for small ruminants. Additionally, he explores the implications of livestock diseases on public health and economic stability in Africa.

Publications Top Notes 📚

  1. Barry, B. (2024). Partial Sequence Analysis of Commercial Peste des Petits Ruminants Vaccines Produced in Africa. Veterinary Sciences, 11, 500.

Ms. Sarah Saci | Immunology and Microbiology | Young Scientist Award-1124

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Ms. Sarah Saci | Immunology and Microbiology | Young Scientist Award

Phd student, University of Mouloud Mammeri Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

Ms. Sarah Saci, a PhD student in Immunology and Microbiology at the University of Mouloud Mammeri Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria, has been honored with the prestigious Young Scientist Award 🏅. Her groundbreaking research in the fields of immunology and microbiology has earned her this esteemed recognition 🌟. Sarah’s dedication and innovative approach to her studies have made a significant impact, showcasing her exceptional talent and passion for scientific discovery 🔬. Congratulations to Ms. Saci for this remarkable achievement! 🎉

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Academic and Professional Background 🌿

Mr. Sarah Saci is a PhD candidate in microbiology, specializing in the mechanisms of action of medicinal plants. His research focuses on combining plant extracts with antibiotics to restore their effectiveness in the poultry sector 🐔. By exploring the natural properties of plants, Sarah aims to develop therapeutic alternatives to combat antimicrobial resistance 🌱. His innovative approach not only addresses a critical issue in veterinary medicine but also contributes to the sustainability and safety of the poultry industry. Through this work, Sarah is advancing our understanding of natural antimicrobial agents and their potential applications in animal health 🌿.

Research and Innovations 🔬

Mr. SACI Sarah has made significant contributions to microbiology by researching the synergistic effects of medicinal plant extracts and antibiotics to combat antimicrobial resistance in poultry 🐓. Her innovative approach aims to restore the efficacy of antibiotics and provide sustainable alternatives in the poultry industry. Through her work, she has advanced our understanding of natural antimicrobial agents and their potential applications in veterinary medicine, addressing critical issues in animal health and food safety 🌾. This research not only enhances antibiotic effectiveness but also promotes safer, more sustainable practices in the poultry sector.

Award Category Preferences 🏅

Mr. SACI Sarah is a dedicated researcher specializing in microbiology, with a particular focus on antimicrobial resistance 🦠. His work extensively explores the use of medicinal plants as a natural remedy to combat resistant pathogens 🌿. Additionally, he is deeply involved in veterinary medicine, striving to improve animal health and welfare through innovative solutions 🐾. His research is particularly impactful in the field of avian health, where he aims to enhance the effectiveness of treatments in the poultry industry 🐔. Sarah’s commitment to these areas highlights his passion for advancing scientific knowledge and improving health outcomes 📚.

Publications Top Notes📚✏️📝

Epidemiological study and identification of Escherichia coli strains associated with clinical events in Avian farming