Kaili Wang | Machine Learning and Statistics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Kaili Wang | Machine Learning and Statistics | Best Researcher Award

university of malaya | Malaysia

Dr. Kaili Wang is an accomplished economist and Doctoral Candidate in Financial Economics at the University of Malaya, with a strong academic foundation in quantitative analysis, holding a master’s degree in Quantitative Economics from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law and a bachelor’s degree in Statistics from Luoyang Normal University. She has extensive teaching experience, having served as a full-time faculty member at the Business School of Nantong University of Technology, where she contributed significantly to both academic research and student mentorship. Her research expertise encompasses financial security, green finance, and the operational efficiency of financial institutions, reflected in her monographs, including Analysis of RMB Internationalization Path from the Perspective of Financial Security (sole author) and Research on the Long-term Mechanism of Green Finance Development (second author). She has also led impactful research projects, such as the Jiangsu Provincial University Philosophy and Social Sciences Research Project on the operational efficiency of city commercial banks. Kaili Wang has demonstrated a strong commitment to student development, guiding participants in national and provincial financial competitions to notable achievements, including second and third prizes in the National ETF Elite Challenge and the “East Money Cup” National College Students’ Financial Challenge, and earning recognition as an Excellent Supervisor. Her work reflects a combination of rigorous empirical analysis and practical engagement with financial markets, emphasizing sustainable finance and strategic economic development. With a focus on integrating academic excellence with real-world financial insights, Kaili Wang continues to advance knowledge in financial economics while nurturing the next generation of economists and financial professionals through research, mentorship, and academic leadership. Her career demonstrates a sustained dedication to both scholarly contributions and fostering student success in competitive financial arenas.

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Wang, K. (2024). An analysis of the RMB internationalization path from the perspective of financial security.

Kostiantyn Kotenko | Operations Research and Statistical Optimization | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Kostiantyn Kotenko | Operations Research and Statistical Optimization | Best Researcher Award

S.P.Timoshenko Institute of Mechanics | Ukraine

Dr. Kostyantin Kotenko is an Professor in the Department of Theoretical Mechanics at the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA), Ukraine, specialising in building structures and civil engineering systems. He holds the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences (equivalent to PhD) and has developed extensive expertise in the dynamics of layered, or sandwich, shell structures with inhomogeneous fillers. A graduate of KNUCA, Dr. Kotenko’s academic background is rooted in the theory and design of complex structural systems, and his research focuses on the dynamic response and stability of multi-layered shells subjected to transient, impact, and nonstationary loads. Over his career, he has co-authored numerous influential papers in international journals, exploring dynamic responses of domes, cylindrical and conical shells with inhomogeneous elastic cores. His work has earned recognition for its analytical depth and contribution to advancing the field of structural dynamics. According to his Scopus profile, Dr. Kotenko has authored 10 scientific publications, received approximately 16 citations, and holds an h-index of 1, reflecting his active engagement and growing impact in the global research community. At KNUCA, he teaches theoretical mechanics and structural dynamics, supervises postgraduate research, and contributes to academic development through innovative research on layered shell mechanics. His continuing investigations into the stress–strain behaviour and stability of multi-layered systems have practical applications in modern civil and aerospace engineering. Dr. Kotenko’s scholarly contributions, combined with his dedication to education and applied mechanics, establish him as a prominent specialist in the field of dynamic analysis of layered and composite structural shells.

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