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Professor Filiz Ogce Aktas is a distinguished academic leader and scholar in the field of perioperative and surgical nursing, recognized for her long-standing contributions to nursing education, clinical science, Surgical Nursing and institutional development. Her career reflects a strong integration of clinical expertise, academic leadership, and research-driven practice, particularly in advancing evidence-based perioperative care. Her scholarly work is centered on critical areas such as surgical site infection prevention, wound healing mechanisms, surgical smoke exposure, perioperative environmental safety, and patient safety culture in surgical settings. Through interdisciplinary and international academic engagement, her research emphasizes quality improvement, clinical risk reduction, infection control strategies, and the development of safe operating room standards. She has played a transformative role in strengthening nursing education structures, curriculum development, and faculty establishment in higher education, contributing to the institutional growth of health sciences and nursing programs. Her leadership in national and international professional organizations has supported policy development, professional standards, and global collaboration in perioperative nursing practice. Overall, her academic and research contributions have significantly shaped modern surgical nursing by promoting patient-centered care, clinical safety frameworks, translational research, and sustainable healthcare education systems within the perioperative discipline.
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Dr. Khuram Shahzad is an accomplished physicist and nanotechnology researcher specializing in magnetoelectric nanocomposites, Material science nanocarrier engineering, and targeted drug delivery systems. His research focuses on the design, synthesis, and surface functionalization of multifunctional nanoparticles for biomedical applications, particularly in cancer therapy. He has extensive expertise in colloidal synthesis techniques, development of drug-attached magnetoelectric nanocarriers, and controlled drug release mechanisms for both in vitro and in vivo studies. His doctoral research advanced the understanding of magnetoelectric nanocomposites for biological applications, integrating physics, materials science, and biomedical engineering into innovative therapeutic solutions. With strong experience in academic teaching, research supervision, and administrative responsibilities, he has contributed significantly to physics education and interdisciplinary scientific development. His work includes nanoparticle synthesis using chemical methods, magnetic and structural characterization of nanomaterials, and the development of nanostructured systems for biomedical targeting and diagnostics. He has published in high-impact international peer-reviewed journals and actively contributes to scientific conferences and collaborative research initiatives. His academic journey reflects a strong commitment to advancing nanoscience for real-world healthcare applications, with a research vision centered on precision medicine, nanobiotechnology, and advanced functional materials for therapeutic innovation.
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A specialist in ophthalmology with advanced expertise in pediatric ophthalmology, strabismus, and comprehensive clinical eye care, she combines high-level surgical practice with strong academic and research engagement. Her clinical work spans pediatric eye diseases, general ophthalmology, complex cataract surgery, ocular surface disorders, oculoplastic procedures, and vitreoretinal interventions, reflecting broad technical proficiency and surgical versatility. Alongside clinical excellence, her academic background includes advanced training in vision sciences and clinical ophthalmology, supported by postgraduate specialization and continuous professional development.Actively engaged in translational and clinical research, she contributes to projects focused on visual system disorders, pediatric ophthalmic pathology, ocular alignment disorders, and innovative therapeutic strategies in ophthalmology. As a doctoral researcher within a translational ophthalmology research group, her work integrates clinical data, patient-centered outcomes, and biomedical research methodologies to advance evidence-based practice. She has contributed to scientific communications presented at national and international conferences and participates in collaborative research initiatives that bridge clinical care with laboratory science.In parallel with her research activity, she is involved in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, contributing to academic training, mentorship, and knowledge dissemination, embodying a strong commitment to clinical excellence, scientific advancement, and academic leadership in modern ophthalmology.
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De Esteban Maciñeira, E., Carracedo, R., Formoso, L., Pereira, S., Llovo-Taboada, J., & Bande, M. F. (2025). Outbreak of human external ophthalmomyiasis due to Oestrus ovis in northwestern Spain: Diagnosis, management, and case series. Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiología Clínica.
De Esteban Maciñeira, E., Almuiña Varela, P., Bande Rodríguez, M., & Blanco-Teijeiro, M. J. (2025). Uveal effusion syndrome following hormonal therapy for prostate cancer: A rare ophthalmic manifestation. Clinical and Experimental Optometry.
De Esteban Maciñeira, E., Bande, M. F., Soberanes-Pérez, J. I., Paniagua, L., Golzarri, M. F., Fromow-Guerra, J., Blanco Teijeiro, M. J., & Touriño Peralba, R. (2024). Two-decade retrospective analysis of endogenous endophthalmitis in Spain and Mexico: A comprehensive study. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 13(17), 4990.
Lamas-Francis, D., Rodríguez-Fernández, C. A., De Esteban-Maciñeira, E., Silva-Rodríguez, P., Pardo, M., Bande-Rodríguez, M., & Blanco-Teijeiro, M. J. (2024). Impact of driver mutations on metastasis-free survival in uveal melanoma: A meta-analysis. Cancers, 16(14), 2510.
De Esteban Maciñeira, E., Fernández Fernández, P., Conde González, I., Bande Rodríguez, M. F., & Blanco Teijeiro, M. J. (2024). Multiple neoplasms in patients with uveal melanoma: A systematic review. International Ophthalmology.
An award-winning chemist, researcher, and academic professional with multidisciplinary expertise in organic chemistry, green and magnetic nanotechnology, Chemistry environmental sustainability, and ecotoxicology. Recognized for excellence in research, scientific publishing, and higher education teaching, with strong specialization in photocatalysis, photolysis, and nanoscale material design for environmental remediation. Research contributions focus on the green synthesis of magnetic nanocomposites for photocatalytic degradation and adsorptive removal of environmental pollutants, particularly wastewater contaminants, supporting sustainable solutions for pollution control and public health protection. Experienced in laboratory research, materials innovation, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration across chemistry, nanotechnology, and environmental sciences. Actively engaged in scholarly publishing as a certified peer reviewer and scientific content specialist, contributing to the quality, integrity, and advancement of global research. Skilled in research writing, academic editing, graphical design, and knowledge dissemination for high-impact journals and scientific platforms. Academic and professional work reflects a strong commitment to sustainability, innovation, and science-driven solutions to real-world challenges. Known for strategic thinking, collaborative leadership, and the ability to integrate research, education, and communication to create meaningful scientific impact across academic, industrial, and environmental domains.
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He is a highly motivated researcher with advanced training in medical microbiology and a strong foundation in cellular and molecular biology. His academic background reflects a deep engagement with infectious disease research, particularly in the molecular detection and epidemiological investigation of clinically significant and neglected pathogens. His postgraduate research focused on the molecular identification of fastidious and unculturable bacterial agents associated with culture-negative endocarditis using advanced real-time polymerase chain reaction techniques, contributing valuable insights into diagnostic microbiology and clinical pathogen surveillance. His research expertise spans zoonotic diseases, molecular epidemiology, and neglected tropical diseases, with a strong emphasis on pathogen detection, diagnostic innovation, and molecular characterization. He demonstrates interdisciplinary competence across microbiology, molecular biology, and bioinformatics-supported meta-analysis approaches, enabling integrative research design and data interpretation. His work reflects a commitment to improving diagnostic accuracy, strengthening infectious disease surveillance systems, and advancing translational microbiological research. With a strong analytical mindset and research-driven approach, he shows high potential for impactful contributions in clinical microbiology, global health research, and molecular infectious disease science.
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Zeljko Deban is a Master of Philosophy (Research) candidate at Southern Cross University, Australia, undertaking his degree as a formal pathway toward Doctor of Philosophy studies. His academic focus lies in organisational behaviour, leadership, and psychosocial risk within high-risk engineering and operational environments, where human performance and wellbeing are critical to safety and productivity. Prior to entering academia, he accumulated more than twelve years of management experience in the mining sector, providing him with a strong applied foundation that informs his research perspective and methodological choices. Grounded in Conservation of Resources theory, his research investigates how organisational climate, leader–member relationships, and Psychological Capital interact to shape workforce wellbeing, engagement, and performance outcomes in complex industrial settings. His scholarly work has resulted in a peer-reviewed journal article, with a second manuscript currently under supervisory review for journal submission as part of his MPhil program. As an early-career researcher, he has initiated citation tracking through ORCID and continues to develop a focused research agenda that bridges theory and practice, contributing to evidence-based leadership and organisational strategies aimed at improving psychosocial safety, resilience, and sustainable performance in high-risk industries.
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