Category: Biography

Venkata Krishna Bharadwaj Parasaram | Cloud Computing | Excellence in Innovation Award

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Mr. Venkata Krishna Bharadwaj Parasaram | Cloud Computing | Excellence in Innovation Award

Thermo Fisher Scientific | United States

Mr. Venkata Krishna Bharadwaj Parasaram is a Senior Project Manager and AI Researcher with over nine years of experience in delivering large-scale, mission-critical systems across healthcare, clinical research, and enterprise domains. His expertise spans artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and digital transformation, with a strong focus on regulatory-compliant platforms aligned with GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 standards. He has authored over 20 peer-reviewed publications with more than 100 citations and holds issued design patents in AI-driven cybersecurity and cloud-based analytics. As an IEEE Senior Member and Distinguished Speaker Award recipient (2025), he actively contributes to global research and professional communities. His leadership in NIH-supported initiatives and large-scale clinical systems has significantly enhanced operational efficiency, system reliability, and public health outcomes, demonstrating strong societal impact.

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Assessing the Impact of Automation Tools on Modern Project Governance
VKB Parasaram · International Journal of Engineering Science & Humanities · 2021 · Citations: 30

Quantum and Quantum-Inspired Approaches in DevOps: A Systematic Review of CI/CD Acceleration Techniques
VKB Parasaram · International Journal of Engineering Science & Humanities · 2022 · Citations: 28

Converging Intelligence: A Comprehensive Review of AI and Machine Learning Integration Across Cloud-Native Architectures
VKB Parasaram · International Journal of Research & Technology · 2022 · Citations: 27

Explainable Machine Learning Models for Improving Decision Making in Project Portfolio Management
VKB Parasaram · Darpan International Research Analysis · 2021 · Citations: 17

Real-Time Risk Forecasting in Serverless DevOps: A Meta-Learning Approach
VKB Parasaram · International Journal of Humanities and Information Technology · 2024 · Citations: 12

Carolyn Fish | Geography | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Carolyn Fish | Geography | Research Excellence Award

University of Oregon, United States

Dr. Carolyn S. Fish is an Assistant Professor in Geography at the University of Oregon, specializing in cartography, geovisualization, and climate change communication. She earned her PhD from The Pennsylvania State University, with research focusing on the representation of climate change in media. Dr. Fish has an established research profile with over 20 peer-reviewed publications, an h-index of 10, and more than 600 citations. Her work integrates cartographic design, storytelling, and data visualization to enhance public understanding of environmental and health risks. She has secured competitive funding from organizations such as the National Science Foundation and the National Center for Atmospheric Research, supporting innovative projects on climate communication and empathy-building through maps. Actively collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and mentoring emerging scholars, her research contributes significantly to science communication, environmental awareness, and informed decision-making in society.

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A De Sherbinin, A Bukvic, G Rohat, M Gall, B McCusker, B Preston, … (2019). Climate vulnerability mapping: A systematic review and future prospects. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change | Journal Article · 2019 · 📊 Citations: 199

AL Griffin, T White, C Fish, B Tomio, H Huang, CR Sluter, JVM Bravo, … (2017). Designing across map use contexts: A research agenda.
International Journal of Cartography | Journal Article · 2017 · 📊 Citations: 115

C Fish, KP Goldsberry, S Battersby (2011). Change blindness in animated choropleth maps: An empirical study. Cartography and Geographic Information Science | Journal Article · 2011 · 📊 Citations: 78

CS Fish (2020). Cartographic content analysis of compelling climate change communication. Cartography and Geographic Information Science | Journal Article · 2020 · 📊 Citations: 50

RJ Schaetzl, H Enander, MD Luehmann, DP Lusch, C Fish, M Bigsby, … (2013). Mapping the physiography of Michigan with GIS. Physical Geography | Journal Article · 2013 · 📊 Citations: 49

Hutson Roger Silva | Indigenous Education | Best Innovation Award

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Prof. Hutson Roger Silva | Indigenous Education | Best Innovation Award

IFAP, Brazil

Prof. Hutson Roger Silva is an emerging researcher and educator from Brazil, currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Technological Education at the Instituto Federal do Triângulo Mineiro (IFTM). His academic background is notably interdisciplinary, with degrees in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Aeronautical Sciences, complemented by a Master’s in Science and Mathematics Education. His research focuses on educational robotics, inclusive education, and technology-enhanced learning, with particular emphasis on indigenous education and social inclusion. He has contributed to academic publications, with several articles indexed in recognized journals, reflecting growing scholarly impact. Silva has actively participated in teaching, extension activities, and curriculum development, particularly in robotics education. His collaborations within Brazilian academic institutions and involvement in educational innovation initiatives demonstrate a commitment to bridging technology and education, contributing to equitable access and advancement in STEM learning environments.

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Ayşe Feyza Yılmaz | Wearable Robotic Systems | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Ayşe Feyza Yılmaz | Wearable Robotic Systems | Research Excellence Award

Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

Dr. Ayşe Feyza Yılmaz is a postdoctoral researcher at Istanbul Technical University specializing in soft robotics, electronic textiles, and wearable technologies for healthcare and rehabilitation. She holds a PhD in Textile Engineering, focusing on textile-based soft robotic systems for active assistance. Dr. Yılmaz has authred 20+ peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals and conferences, alongside patented innovations in textile-based sensors and soft actuators. She has contributed to major international projects, including ERC and Marie Skłodowska-Curie programs, and engaged in global collaborations across Europe. Her research integrates smart materials, IoT, and AI to develop intelligent wearable systems, advancing rehabilitation technologies and human–machine interaction. Her work demonstrates strong societal impact by enabling accessible, patient-centered healthcare solutions and sustainable smart textile applications.

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HM Elmoughni, AF Yilmaz, K Ozlem, F Khalilbayli, L Cappello, … (2021).
Machine-knitted seamless pneumatic actuators for soft robotics: design, fabrication, and characterization
Actuators | Journal Article · 2021 · 📊 Citations: 37

AF Yilmaz, IAK Ahmed, C Gumus, K Ozlem, MS Cetin, AT Atalay, G Ince, … (2024).
Highly Stretchable Textile Knitted Interdigital Sensor for Wearable Technology Applications
Advanced Sensor Research | Journal Article · 2024 · 📊 Citations: 13

AF Yilmaz, K Ozlem, MF Celebi, B Taherkhani, F Kalaoglu, AT Atalay, … (2024).
Design and Scalable Fast Fabrication of Biaxial Fabric Pouch Motors for Soft Robotic Artificial Muscle Applications
Advanced Intelligent Systems | Journal Article · 2024 · 📊 Citations: 11

O Atalay, K Ozlem, C Gumus, IAK Ahmed, AF Yilmaz, MF Celebi, … (2024).
Thermally Driven 3D Seamless Textile Actuators for Soft Robotic Applications
Advanced Intelligent Systems | Journal Article · 2024 · 📊 Citations: 11

AF Yilmaz, F Khalilbayli, K Ozlem, HM Elmoughni, F Kalaoglu, AT Atalay, … (2022).
Effect of segment types on characterization of soft sensing textile actuators for soft wearable robots
Biomimetics | Journal Article · 2022 · 📊 Citations: 10