Mr. Kamran Haider | Life Sciences Innovation | Young Researcher Award

Huazhong Agricultural University | Wuhan, China

Kamran Haider is an emerging researcher in agricultural entomology with a strong focus on insect–plant interactions, biological control, and molecular approaches for pest management. He completed his M.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture Entomology and B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agricultural Sciences from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, where his research centered on the management of Fall armyworm using sodium silicate and Trichogramma integration for sustainable maize protection. Kamran gained international research exposure as a Research Trainee at Huazhong Agricultural University, China, working on insect–plant molecular interactions and gaining practical skills in insect rearing, RNA/DNA extraction, cDNA synthesis, RNA interference, and gel electrophoresis. His additional experience includes internships in pest monitoring, pesticide quality analysis, and field surveys using modern diagnostic tools. He has co-authored research and review papers on topics such as silicon-based insect management, plant melatonin metabolism, and the role of gut microbiota in insect immunity and adaptation. Kamran has completed several certified courses in plant bioinformatics and insect biology and participated in international scientific conferences and workshops. He has received academic awards, including scholarship support and recognition for scientific engagement. He aims to contribute to innovative pest management strategies and sustainable agriculture through advanced entomological research.

Profile: Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Ahmed, W., Safdar, U., Ali, A., Haider, K., Tahir, N., Sajid, S., Ahmad, M., … (2022). Sustainable water use in agriculture: A review of worldwide research. [Journal name and volume not provided].

Ikram, M., Mehran, M., ur Rehman, H., Ullah, S., Bakhsh, M. Z. M., Tahira, M., … (2024). Mechanistic review of melatonin metabolism and signaling pathways in plants: Biosynthesis, regulation, and roles under abiotic stress. Plant Stress, 14, 100685.

Zaib, M., Aryan, M., Khaliq, A., Haider, K., Ahmad, S., Zeeshan, A., Haq, E. U., … (2023). Essential insights for effective environmental management and human well-being: Strategies for remediation in soil-plant-environment systems. Journal of Asian Development Studies, 12(3), 1453–1469.

Zaib, M., Farooq, U., Adnan, M., Sajjad, S., Abbas, Z., Haider, K., Khan, N., … (2022). Remediation of saline soils by application of biochar: A review. Journal of Environmental and Agricultural Sciences, 24, 29–36.

Zaib, M., Farooq, U., Adnan, M., Abbas, Z., Haider, K., Muhay-Ul-Din, M. F., … (2023). Water stress in crop plants: Implications for sustainable agriculture. Journal of Environmental and Agricultural Sciences, 25(1), [page numbers not provided].

Haider, K., Abbas, D., Galian, J., Ghafar, M. A., Kabir, K., Ijaz, M., Hussain, M., … (2025). The multifaceted roles of gut microbiota in insect physiology, metabolism, and environmental adaptation: Implications for pest management strategies. World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology, 41(3), 75.

Ms. Selvi P | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Sona College Of Technology | India

I am a dedicated academic in the field of Computer Science & Engineering with over 16 years of teaching and research experience, currently serving as Associate Professor in the Department of Information Technology at Jayam College of Engineering & Technology, Dharmapuri. I have earned my M.E (CSE) with first-rank distinction (CGPA 8.96) and am pursuing my Ph.D. from Sona College of Technology, affiliated with Anna University. Over the years, I have actively participated in numerous international and national conferences, FDPs, webinars, and workshops, delivered papers on topics such as cloud computing, AI, IoT, data analytics and published peer-reviewed works including conference proceedings and journal articles. My Google Scholar profile reflects, demonstrating both productivity and impact in my research contributions. My work on “Wireless Sensor Networks-based Anomaly Detection Using SVM-RFE-MRMR”, face authentication through eye blinking, and secure image sharing in cloud environments exemplify my commitment to advancing both theoretical and applied dimensions. I continuously engage in professional development and research supervision, aiming to contribute to educational innovation, nurture future scholars, and broaden the boundaries of knowledge while maintaining high standards of teaching, mentoring, and scholarly integrity.

Wireless sensor network based anomaly detection using SVM-RFE-MRMR

A hybrid ECC-AES encryption framework for secure and efficient cloud-based data protection

Wireless Based Network Dynamic Handover Decision Analysis Using Convolution Enhanced Evolving Attention Network