Nasrin Hanifi | Herbal Medicine and Nutraceuticals | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Nasrin Hanifi | Herbal Medicine and Nutraceuticals | Research Excellence Award

Zanjan University of Medical Sciences | Iran

Prof. Nasrin Hanifi is a distinguished nursing scholar, educator, and research leader recognized for her profound contributions to clinical education, psychometrics, emergency nursing, and the professional advancement of healthcare practitioners. She completed her PhD at the Tehran University of Medical Sciences, where her dissertation, Explaining the Process of Motivation in the Clinical Education of Nursing Students, established her as an emerging authority in nursing education and learner-centered research. She later earned her MSN from Tarbiat Modares University Faculty of Medical Sciences, conducting influential work on clinical stability through her dissertation, Comparison of the Effect of Benson’s Relaxation and Premedication on Hemodynamic Variables in Patients Undergoing Coronary Angiography. Her foundational BSN training at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences provided the groundwork for her expanding academic and clinical excellence.Prof. Hanifi has earned numerous distinctions throughout her career, consistently recognized as an outstanding researcher, educator, and academic leader. Her exceptional achievements in nursing sciences and health research have positioned her as a top-ranking figure in both university and provincial domains.

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Jiaojiao Liang | Herbal Medicine and Nutraceuticals | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Jiaojiao Liang | Herbal Medicine and Nutraceuticals | Best Researcher Award

Weihai Agricultural and Rural Affairs Service Center | China

Dr. Jiaojiao Liang is an accomplished agronomist with a profound research focus on fruit nutrition and consumption guidance. She earned her doctoral degree from Zhejiang University, where she was directly admitted to the Ph.D. program through postgraduate recommendation, a recognition of her outstanding academic performance and research potential. Her academic journey has been deeply rooted in the field of Pomology, where she has dedicated herself to exploring the nutritional value and functional benefits of fruits, with a particular emphasis on the extraction and utilization of natural bioactive compounds.Dr. Liang’s scientific endeavors primarily revolve around the identification and functional evaluation of natural products derived from fruits, such as flavonoids in citrus peels and anthocyanins in specialty berries. Her research integrates modern analytical techniques with biological evaluation models to uncover the therapeutic potential of these compounds in combating oxidative stress, inflammation, and cellular damage. Through her studies, she has provided new insights into the use of fruit-derived bioactives as potential dietary interventions for health promotion and disease prevention.As an emerging scholar in her field, Dr. Liang ohas co-authored several impactful publications in highly regarded scientific journals, including Food Chemistry, Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, Food Frontiers, and Food Science & Nutrition. Her works have explored diverse topics such as the protective effects of anthocyanin extracts from superfruits against cadmium-induced oxidative stress, the apoptotic mechanisms of limonin in cancer cells, and the hepatoprotective potential of flavonoid-rich fruit extracts. Her review on nobiletin as a chemopreventive natural product has been particularly noted for its comprehensive synthesis of current advancements in phytochemical research.Dr. Liang has also contributed significantly to collaborative research initiatives, particularly with the Hainan Institute of Zhejiang University, where she has participated in both completed and ongoing projects examining the bioactivity of flavonoids under environmental stress conditions. Her work in establishing cellular models to evaluate antioxidant enzyme activities, inflammatory biomarkers, and gene expression has strengthened the understanding of how fruit-based compounds interact with human biological systems.

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Chen, Y.-Y., Liang, J.-J., Wang, D.-L., Chen, J.-B., Cao, J.-P., Wang, Y., & Sun, C.-D. (2023). Nobiletin as a chemopreventive natural product against cancer: A comprehensive review. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition.