Xin Li | Sports Medicine | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xin Li | Sports Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor| Tianjin Normal University | China

Dr. Xin Li is an accomplished scholar and educator specializing in clinical medicine and sports health sciences, currently serving as an Associate Professor at Tianjin Normal University since 2006. She obtained her Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Clinical Medicine from Tianjin Medical University in July 2006. Over nearly two decades of academic and research experience, Dr. Li has established herself as a leading expert at the intersection of clinical medicine, exercise science, and health management. Her teaching portfolio encompasses a range of courses in sports health, exercise rehabilitation, and health management, with a focus on integrating clinical case studies into theoretical instruction to enhance students’ practical competencies and professional insight. Dr. Li’s research primarily addresses exercise interventions for chronic diseases, sports injury prevention, and rehabilitation science, contributing to the growing evidence base linking physical activity with disease prevention and functional recovery. She has led and participated in numerous provincial and municipal research projects, achieving notable outcomes that have advanced the application of medical principles in sports health practice. To date, Dr. Li has published over ten academic papers in peer-reviewed core journals and international conferences, several of which have been widely cited and recognized within the academic community for their methodological rigor and clinical relevance. Her collaborative approach bridges disciplines such as physiology, public health, and kinesiology, fostering innovation and interdisciplinary integration in sports medicine research. Beyond academia, Dr. Li’s work holds significant societal impact, promoting the scientific development of exercise-based health strategies for chronic disease management and population well-being. Combining solid clinical expertise, pedagogical excellence, and a strong research record, Dr. Xin Li continues to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of sports health education and evidence-based medical practice in China and beyond.

Profile: Scopus 

Featured Publications

Li, X. (2025). The influence of initial and final character positional probabilities on the flexibility of position coding in two-character word identification. Acta Psychologica Sinica.

Dr. Xin Li’s work bridges clinical medicine and sports science, advancing evidence-based approaches to exercise intervention, chronic disease prevention, and rehabilitation. Her research and teaching contribute to improving public health outcomes and enhancing human performance, promoting global innovation in integrated medical and sports health education.

Jing Wang | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jing Wang | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

Research officer at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Australia

Dr. Jing Wang is an accomplished epidemiologist and researcher specializing in preventive medicine, with a strong focus on child health, hearing loss, and population-based studies. She holds a Ph.D. in Epidemiology from The University of Melbourne, where her thesis was recognized for the Chancellor’s Prize. Currently serving as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) and an incoming Senior Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne, Dr. Wang has demonstrated leadership in major research initiatives, including Generation Victoria (GenV). She has published extensively, with over 40 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals, contributing significantly to pediatric health research. Her institutional leadership includes roles on research ethics committees, strategic working groups, and mentorship programs. With expertise in clinical data linkage, large-scale cohort studies, and health policy impact, Dr. Wang’s research continues to shape evidence-based healthcare solutions, making her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Professional Profile 

Education

Dr. Jing Wang has an extensive academic background in epidemiology and public health. She earned her Ph.D. in Epidemiology from The University of Melbourne, where her research excellence was recognized with the prestigious Chancellor’s Prize for Excellence in Ph.D. Thesis. Prior to that, she completed a Master’s degree in Public Health (MPH) and a Bachelor’s degree in Preventive Medicine, both of which provided a strong foundation in disease prevention, health policy, and biostatistics. Her academic training has been complemented by specialized coursework in advanced epidemiological methods, data science, and clinical research, equipping her with expertise in large-scale cohort studies and population health research. Throughout her education, Dr. Wang actively engaged in interdisciplinary collaborations and research projects, strengthening her analytical skills and leadership in the field. Her academic achievements and rigorous training have positioned her as a leading expert in epidemiology and child health research.

Professional Experience

Dr. Jing Wang has extensive professional experience in epidemiology and public health research, specializing in maternal and child health. She has worked as a research scientist and epidemiologist in leading academic institutions and health organizations. Her expertise includes designing and conducting large-scale cohort studies, analyzing complex health data, and informing evidence-based public health policies. She has collaborated with international research teams on projects addressing childhood obesity, early-life risk factors, and chronic disease prevention. Dr. Wang has held key research positions at prestigious universities, where she has contributed to high-impact publications and policy recommendations. She has also served as a mentor to graduate students, guiding them in epidemiological research and data analysis. Her professional journey is marked by interdisciplinary collaborations, grant-funded research projects, and a commitment to translating scientific findings into real-world health interventions that improve population health outcomes globally.

Research Interest

Dr. Jing Wang’s research interests focus on maternal and child health, epidemiology, and chronic disease prevention. She is particularly interested in understanding the early-life risk factors that contribute to childhood obesity, metabolic disorders, and long-term health outcomes. Her work explores how genetic, environmental, and behavioral factors interact to influence health trajectories from infancy to adulthood. Dr. Wang is also engaged in studying health disparities, aiming to identify and address socio-economic and racial inequalities in healthcare access and outcomes. She employs advanced epidemiological methods, including large-scale cohort studies and data-driven approaches, to generate evidence that informs public health policies and interventions. Additionally, she is passionate about translational research, ensuring that scientific discoveries are applied in real-world settings to improve population health. Through interdisciplinary collaborations and innovative research methodologies, Dr. Wang continues to contribute valuable insights to the fields of epidemiology and preventive medicine.

Award and Honor

​Dr. Jing Wang has been recognized with numerous awards and honors throughout her distinguished career. In 2024, she received the Faculty Development Award at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, supporting her innovative research in single-cell transcriptomics and epigenomics. Previously, in 2016, she was honored with the Excellence in Nursing Award from the Good Samaritan Foundation and was named a Macy Faculty Scholar by the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, reflecting her significant contributions to nursing and healthcare technology. Dr. Wang’s dedication to advancing healthcare through technology was further acknowledged when she was inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nursing. Additionally, she received the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar award, underscoring her leadership in nursing education and research. These accolades highlight Dr. Wang’s commitment to excellence and her impact on healthcare innovation.

Research Skill

​Dr. Jing Wang, a distinguished neurobiologist, possesses a robust set of research skills honed through extensive academic and professional experiences. Her expertise encompasses molecular and cellular techniques, particularly in the study of neural stem cell behaviors. She employs transgenic mouse models to investigate genetic influences on neural development and utilizes neurosphere cultures to analyze neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation. Dr. Wang is adept at in vivo viral-mediated gene delivery methods, enabling precise modulation of gene expression within neural tissues. Her research also integrates behavioral assessments to evaluate functional outcomes in neurological studies. Collectively, these competencies enable Dr. Wang to explore novel molecular pathways that regulate neural stem cell behaviors, contributing to advancements in neural repair and regenerative medicine.

Conclusion

Dr. Jing Wang is a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her exceptional research output, leadership roles, and contributions to epidemiology and child health research position her as an outstanding researcher. Addressing areas such as securing large-scale funding and increasing policy engagement would further strengthen her profile. Given her achievements, she is a strong contender for this award.

Publications Top Noted

  • Wang, J., He, F., Shepherd, D.A., Saffery, R., Wake, M.A. (2025). Polygenic Risk Scores and Hearing Loss Phenotypes in Children. JAMA Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery.
  • Aggarwal, V., Cron, H.T., Di Sipio, M., Cheong, J.L.Y., Wang, J. (2025). First-year burden of disease for babies admitted to special care nurseries: Systematic review and meta-analysis. Acta Paediatrica, International Journal of Paediatrics.
  • Gasparini, L., Shepherd, D.A., Wang, J., Wake, M.A., Morgan, A.T. (2024). Identifying early language predictors: A replication of Gasparini et al. (2023) confirming applicability in a general population cohort. International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders.
  • Wu, T., Liao, Z., Wang, J., Liu, M. (2024). The Accumulative Effect of Multiple Postnatal Risk Factors with the Risk of Being Overweight/Obese in Late Childhood. Nutrients.

Michael Bury | Medicine and Dentistry | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Michael Bury | Medicine and Dentistry | Best Researcher Award

Academic Teacher at Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poland

Michał Bury is a dedicated researcher in audiology and neurotology, currently a PhD student at Poznan University of Medical Sciences. With a strong academic foundation, including a master’s degree in Hearing Prosthetics and a bachelor’s in Audiophonology, he has quickly established himself in the field. His research focuses on tinnitus, vestibular disorders, and genetically conditioned auditory defects, contributing to multiple scientific publications in reputable journals such as J. Clin. Med. and Nowa Audiofonologia. He has presented his work at national and international conferences, earning distinctions and certificates for his contributions. As an assistant at multiple universities and a member of the Industry Competence Council under the Ministry of Health, he plays a key role in advancing hearing care. His commitment to interdisciplinary research and public health initiatives underscores his potential as an emerging leader in audiology. With further international collaborations and independent research leadership, his impact is set to grow.

Professional Profile 

Education

Michał Bury has a strong academic background in audiology and medical sciences. He is currently pursuing a PhD at the College of Medical and Health Sciences at Poznan University of Medical Sciences, further advancing his expertise in hearing prosthetics and neurotology. He earned his master’s degree in Hearing Prosthetics (2021-2023) from Poznan University of Medical Sciences, where he specialized in medical sciences with a focus on audiology. Prior to that, he completed a bachelor’s degree in Audiophonology (2018-2021) at Collegium Medicum of Ludwik Rydygier in Bydgoszcz, part of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, with a concentration in health sciences. His academic journey reflects a strong commitment to research and innovation in hearing care. Through his studies, he has developed expertise in audiology, vestibular disorders, and hearing rehabilitation, equipping him with the knowledge and skills to contribute significantly to advancements in auditory health and prosthetics.

Professional Experience

Michał Bury has gained extensive professional experience in audiology, hearing prosthetics, and scientific research. Since October 2023, he has been an assistant at the Department of Hearing Prosthetics and Department of Biophysics at Poznan University of Medical Sciences, where he contributes to research and academic activities. He also holds a position as an assistant at Stanisław Staszic University of Applied Sciences in Piła and will join Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań as an assistant in 2025. Previously, he worked as a Scientific and Technical Research Specialist at the Department of Biophysics (2022-2023), supporting research on auditory health. Additionally, he has practical experience as an Audiological and Otoneurological Diagnostician at MedSłuch Laboratory of Hearing and Balance Tests. His diverse roles highlight his expertise in both clinical and academic settings, demonstrating his dedication to advancing research and education in hearing science, audiology, and neurotology.

Research Interest

Michał Bury’s research interests focus on audiology, neurotology, and hearing care, with a particular emphasis on the diagnosis and rehabilitation of auditory disorders. His work explores the role of the vestibular and auditory systems in aging populations, tinnitus, and genetically conditioned hearing defects. He is also interested in hearing prosthetics and their application in rare diseases, as well as the co-occurrence of temporomandibular disorders in patients with tinnitus. His studies integrate medical sciences, health sciences, and biophysics to improve hearing diagnostics and rehabilitation strategies. Through his research, he aims to enhance clinical approaches to audiological and otoneurological conditions, contributing to advancements in patient care. His commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in hearing prosthetics underscores his role in shaping the future of auditory health. By combining academic research with practical applications, he seeks to develop more effective treatments and interventions for individuals with hearing impairments.

Award and Honor

Michał Bury has received several awards and honors in recognition of his contributions to audiology and hearing research. He was awarded a certificate for presenting his paper, The Role of Vestibular and Auditory System Examination in the Elderly, at the Polish Society of Otolaryngologists, Head and Neck Surgeons Congress (UCHO 2024) in Warsaw. He also received a certificate for his presentation on Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of the Auditory System in Genetically Conditioned Defects at the 17th Scientific and Training Conference of the Audiology and Phoniatrics Section in Łódź. Additionally, he was honored with a certificate from the Minister of Health of Ukraine and the Rector of Bukovinian State Medical University for his research on otosclerosis. His academic achievements have also been recognized with a distinction from the Rector of Poznan University of Medical Sciences in a diploma thesis competition. These accolades highlight his growing impact in auditory sciences and medical research.

Research Skill

Michał Bury possesses strong research skills in audiology, neurotology, and hearing prosthetics, with expertise in both experimental and clinical studies. He is proficient in conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses, as demonstrated in his publication on the co-occurrence of temporomandibular disorders and tinnitus. His ability to design and execute research studies is evident in his work on vestibular and auditory system examinations in elderly patients and genetically conditioned hearing defects. He is skilled in audiological diagnostics, data analysis, and interdisciplinary research, integrating medical sciences, biophysics, and health sciences. His experience in presenting research at national and international conferences reflects his ability to communicate complex findings effectively. Additionally, his involvement in hearing loss awareness programs and professional organizations demonstrates his capacity for applied research and innovation. With a growing publication record and a commitment to advancing auditory health, he continues to refine his research methodology and scientific contributions.

Conclusion

Michał Bury is a highly promising researcher with strong academic, scientific, and professional credentials in audiology and hearing prosthetics. His multiple publications, conference presentations, and industry memberships highlight his dedication to advancing the field. While he is still in the early stages of his PhD journey, his rapid progress and contributions already set him apart.

If the Best Researcher Award prioritizes early-career excellence, research output, and impact in audiology, he is a strong candidate. However, securing more leadership roles, international collaborations, and funding could further enhance his chances in future prestigious research awards.

Publications Top Noted

  • Bury, M., Nijakowski, K., Majewska, A., Jankowski, J., Surdacka, A., & Hojan-Jezierska, D. (2025). The Co-Occurrence of Temporomandibular Disorders in Patients Diagnosed with Tinnitus: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14(6), 1836. DOI: 10.3390/jcm14061836.

  • Bury, M., Frąszczak, P., & Kędziora-Kornatowska, K. (2020). The Functioning of the Patient in the Mental Aspect and Interpersonal Relationships After Laryngectomy Surgery. Journal of Education, Health and Sport, 10(9), 473-480. DOI: 10.12775/JEHS.2020.10.09.056.