| Title | First Name | Last Name | Institution/Organization | Country | Subject Track | Subject Area | Selected for | Winner Profile |
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| Dr | Sonia M | Rodrigues Oliveira | Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, Faculty of Dental Medicine and CICECO - Aveiro Institute of Materials | Portugal | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Innovative Diagnostic Methods | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof. Dr | Francisco | Rodrigues | Instituto Politécnico Castelo Branco/Polytechnic University | Portugal | Medicine and Health Sciences | Microbiologia Clínica | Excellence in Innovation Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Juan Manuel | Rocha Angel | McGill College | Canada | Nanotechnology | Lipid Nanoparticles | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Assist. Prof. Dr | Viviane | Robert | AMU | France | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Biowaste to make high value by-products | Women Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof | Michela | Robba | Università di Genova | Italy | Engineering | Ingegneria dei sistemi con applicazione nei sistemi energetici, ambientali e di trasporto per lo sviluppo sostenibile | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Assist. Prof. Dr | Maria Angélica | Rivoira | UNC | Argentina | Medicine and Health Sciences | Salud ósea | Outstanding Academic Achievement Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Mario | Rivera-Izquierdo | Universidad de Granada | Spain | Medicine and Health Sciences | Inmunización | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Elaine | Ritch | Glasgow Caledonian University | United Kingdom | Business, Management and Accounting | Marketing | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof | Maria | Richert | AGH University | Poland | Materials for 5G and Beyond | materials and quality | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Yohan | RICHARDSON | International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering Institut 2iE | Burkina Faso | Chemistry and Materials Science | Thermochemical and catalytic conversion of biomass for energy and fuel production, Functional bio-sourced and geo-sourced materials for environmental and energy applications | Inspirational Scientist Visionary Award | View Profile |
| Prof. Dr | Jordi-Roger | Riba | Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya | Spain | Engineering | Electrical engineering | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof. Dr | Sophia | Rhizopoulou | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens | Greece | Environmental Science | History of Science | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof. Dr | Angela | Repanovici | Transilvania University | Romania | Decision Sciences | Scientometrics, Medical information, Medical engineering | Best Paper Award | View Profile |
| Ms | Asma | Rehman | University of Agriculture Faisalabad | Pakistan | Chemistry and Materials Science | catalysis | Best Review Paper Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Shafeeq Ur | Rehman | Cholistan University of Veterinary Sciences | Pakistan | Immunology and Microbiology | Virology, Immunology | Young Scientist Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Vijay | Rayamajhi | Soonchunhyang University | Nepal | Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology | Phycology | Inspirational Scientist Visionary Award | View Profile |
| Mrs | Denisa-Ioana | Răuță | Biotechnical Systems Engineering Doctoral School, National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest | Romania | Environmental Science | This review examines recent advances in corrosion inhibitor technologies, with a focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions that address both industrial efficiency and environmental safety. Corrosion is a ubiquitous problem, contributing to massive economic losses globally, with costs estimated between 1 and 5% of GDP in different countries. Traditional inorganic corrosion inhibitors, while effective, are often based on toxic compounds, necessitating the development of more environmentally friendly and non-toxic alternatives. The present work highlights innovative eco-friendly corrosion inhibitors derived from natural sources, including plant extracts and oils, biopolymers, etc., being biodegradable substances that provide effective corrosion resistance with minimal environmental impact. In addition, this review explores organic–inorganic hybrid inhibitors and nanotechnology-enhanced coatings that demonstrate improved efficiency, durability, and adaptability across industries. Key considerations, such as application techniques, mechanisms of action, and the impact of environmental factors on inhibitor performance, are discussed. This comprehensive presentation aims to contribute to updating the data on the development of advanced corrosion inhibitors capable of meeting the requirements of modern industries while promoting sustainable and safe practices in corrosion management. | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof. Dr | Vesna | Rastija | Faculty of Agrobiotechnical Sciences Osijek, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek | Croatia | Chemistry and Materials Science | Applied chemistry in agronomy | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Muhammad | Rashid | University of Bari Aldo Moro, Department of Earth and Geo-environmental Sciences | Italy | Environmental Science | Hydrology | Research Excellence Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Md Mamun Ur | Rashid | Federation University Australia | Australia | Engineering | Electrical Power and Energy Systems | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
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