Xujun Tian | Education and Lingustics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xujun Tian | Education and Lingustics | Best Researcher Award 

Associate Professor, at Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance, China.

Dr. Xujun (Alan) Tian 🇨🇳 is a distinguished associate professor at the School of Foreign Languages, Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance. With a profound academic journey rooted in translation studies, he has contributed significantly to the fields of corpus-based translation, discourse analysis, and image studies. Holding a Ph.D. in Foreign Languages and Literature from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, an M.A. (Distinction) in Translation with Language Technology from Swansea University, UK, and a B.A. in English from Xiangtan University, Dr. Tian merges Western linguistic technology with Chinese rhetorical tradition. Over the last two decades, he has held academic roles across China and the U.S., including the University of Texas at Dallas. 📚 His expertise is recognized in over 20 journal articles, key research grants, and membership in the Baker Center for Translation. His corpus-driven work provides innovative insights into China’s evolving global narrative. 🌏

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🎓 Education

Dr. Tian’s academic background reflects a balance of Eastern depth and Western innovation. He earned his Ph.D. in Foreign Languages and Literature from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (2016–2020), one of China’s leading research institutions, where his dissertation focused on the evolution of China’s diplomatic image. Prior to that, he completed a Master’s degree with Distinction in Translation with Language Technology at Swansea University, UK (2005–2007), gaining hands-on experience with corpus tools and CAT systems. His foundational training in English Language and Literature began at Xiangtan University (1996–2000), where he cultivated a deep appreciation for comparative linguistics and intercultural communication. 🏫 Dr. Tian’s interdisciplinary education combines traditional literature, linguistic analytics, and digital translation technologies—equipping him to lead the future of corpus-based translation studies. 🧠

💼 Experience

Dr. Tian has held diverse academic and administrative positions since 2000. He is currently an Associate Professor at Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance (2023–present), where he mentors MA students in translation and discourse studies. Prior roles include Associate Professor at China Three Gorges University (2021–2023) and Lecturer/Associate Professor from 2011 to 2016. He also served as Program Coordinator and Assistant to the Chinese Director at the University of Texas at Dallas (2009–2011), contributing to cross-cultural academic programming at the Confucius Institute. 📘 Dr. Tian began his career at China Three Gorges University (2000–2005), where he returned multiple times, reflecting his strong institutional ties. His experience bridges domestic and international academia, making him a global scholar with an emphasis on applied translation and discourse research. 🌐

🔬 Research Interest

Dr. Tian’s research lies at the intersection of corpus linguistics, translation studies, and image construction. His work focuses on corpus-based translation studies, with a special emphasis on how discourse and modal verbs shape national narratives in translated texts. 🧾 He is deeply engaged in image studies, analyzing how China’s national identity is constructed across multilingual corpora. His recent projects include comparative analyses of diplomatic discourse across Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Arabic, funded by national and provincial agencies. He also explores Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) tools and the development of terminology management curricula. By blending technology with theory, Dr. Tian pushes forward translator training models in the digital era. His work on the Chinese-English translation of government reports stands as a model for high-impact corpus-informed policy discourse research. 📈

🏆 Awards

🎖️ In 2013, Dr. Tian was honored with the “Excellent Staff” award from China Three Gorges University, recognizing his outstanding contribution to teaching, research, and service. This early accolade laid the foundation for his future impact in both academia and public scholarship. Additionally, his research projects have received prestigious national and provincial funding, including grants from the Ministry of Science and Technology of China and the Hubei Department of Education. His recognized excellence in translator training, corpus-based analysis, and the internationalization of China’s image reflects a career built on rigorous scholarship and innovation. He is also an affiliate member of the Baker Center for Translation and Intercultural Studies, enhancing global dialogues in translation. 🏅

📚Top Noted Publications

Dr. Tian has authored 23 publications, including peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, standards, and translations. His work has appeared in Frontiers in Psychology, PLOS ONE, Heliyon, Corpora, and top Chinese journals like Foreign Languages in China and Shanghai Journal of Translators. His 2025 article on modal verbs in Chinese government reports (👉 PLOS ONE, 2025) explores translator mediation in political discourse. Another notable study, “Personalized Translator Training in the Era of Digital Intelligence” (👉 Heliyon, 2024), discusses AI’s role in translation pedagogy. His research has been cited in multiple cross-linguistic studies, signaling international relevance. 🧾 His work offers tools and frameworks for scholars, educators, and policymakers seeking to understand how translation and discourse reflect and shape national narratives.

📎 Selected Publications with Hyperlinks, Year, Journal, and Citations

1. Translators as Mediators… Modal Verbs in Government Reports

  • Year: 2025

  • Journal: PLOS ONE

  • Citations: 4

  • Focus: Explores the mediating role of translators in rendering modal verbs in official government documents, likely using corpus-based methodology.

  • Relevance: Highlights the nuances of modality in translation and its potential impact on diplomatic or political communication.

2. Personalized Translator Training in the Era of Digital Intelligence

  • Year: 2024

  • Journal: Heliyon

  • Citations: 7

  • Focus: Discusses how digital tools and AI can tailor translator education, possibly advocating adaptive or intelligent tutoring systems for MTI (Master of Translation and Interpreting) students.

  • Relevance: Applies digital intelligence to enhance translation pedagogy.

3. Translation Studies Based on a Multilingual Corpus

  • Year: 2023

  • Journal: Journal of Beijing International Studies University

  • Citations: 3

  • Focus: Uses a multilingual corpus to inform translation theory or practice, likely offering cross-linguistic insights.

  • Relevance: Bridges theoretical translation studies with empirical multilingual data.

4. Corpus-Based Analysis of China’s Diplomatic Stance

  • Year: 2022

  • Journal: Frontiers in Psychology

  • Citations: 12

  • Focus: Uses corpus linguistics to examine linguistic strategies that reflect China’s diplomatic positioning.

  • Relevance: Intersects translation, corpus linguistics, and international relations.

5. A Corpus-Based Study of Modal Verbs in Government Reports

  • Year: 2022

  • Journal: Shanghai Journal of Translators

  • Citations: 6

  • Focus: Analyzes the use of modal verbs in official reports, probably the Chinese-English translation context.

  • Relevance: Complements the 2025 PLOS ONE article, emphasizing modality and pragmatics.

6. Review: Corpus-based Translation in Chinese Contexts

  • Year: 2022

  • Journal: Corpora

  • Citations: 2

  • Focus: A review article evaluating corpus-based translation research in China, perhaps with a critical or meta-analytic lens.

  • Relevance: Serves as a literature synthesis and reflection on the state of the field.

7. Corpus-based Study on China’s Diplomatic Image (1949–2018)

  • Year: 2020

  • Type: Dissertation

  • Citations: 5

  • Focus: Longitudinal study analyzing China’s diplomatic portrayal over nearly 70 years using corpus methods.

  • Relevance: Historical scope makes it foundational for later works.

8. MTI Education under Language Intelligence

  • Year: 2020

  • Journal: Foreign Language World

  • Citations: 8

  • Focus: Addresses the integration of AI and digital tech in professional translator training programs (MTI).

  • Relevance: Educational innovation in the context of language tech.

9. Corpus-Based Study on Chinese Diplomatic Keywords

  • Year: 2020

  • Journal: Foreign Languages in China

  • Citations: 9

  • Focus: Identifies and analyzes key terms in Chinese diplomacy through corpus techniques.

  • Relevance: Valuable for discourse analysis and diplomatic communication.

10. A Corpus-based Study of China’s Diplomatic Images in Translation

  • Year: 2018

  • Journal: Foreign Languages in China

  • Citations: 11

  • Focus: Investigates how translation affects international perceptions of China’s diplomacy.

  • Relevance: Early work connecting corpus linguistics with image construction.

Conclusion

Dr. Xujun (Alan) Tian is a highly qualified and compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His interdisciplinary expertise, robust publication record, and funded research projects reflect a scholar of strong academic merit and long-term contribution to translation studies, particularly in corpus-based methodologies. While there is room to enhance global recognition and interdisciplinary impact, his current profile already demonstrates excellence in research, innovation, and academic service.

Abdullah Karaer | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Abdullah Karaer | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award 

Researcher, at Inonu University School of Medicine, Turkey.

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Karaer is a distinguished Turkish physician-scientist specializing in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Born in 1977, he currently serves as Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Inonu University, where he is also the Head of the IVF Unit and the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. He founded and leads the Reproductive Sciences and Bioinformatics Research and Application Center at the same institution. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Karaer has contributed significantly to women’s health, fertility, and biomedical research. He integrates clinical expertise with advanced bioinformatics and omics technologies to tackle complex reproductive challenges. An active educator and mentor, he continues to shape the next generation of clinicians and scientists. His work has earned over 1000 citations, and his leadership in numerous interdisciplinary projects cements his role as a leading figure in reproductive medicine and academic innovation. 🌐🧪

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🎓 Education 

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Karaer’s educational journey is a testament to his commitment to lifelong learning and interdisciplinary excellence. He earned his M.D. from Ankara University in 2001 and completed his specialization in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in 2007, defending a thesis on Y chromosome microdeletions in recurrent pregnancy loss. In 2022, he embarked on a PhD program in Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine at Ankara University’s Stem Cell Institute, reflecting his interest in cutting-edge medical biotechnology. In 2024, he pursued an Associate’s degree in Computer Programming at Ankara University, signaling his commitment to bioinformatics and digital health. His solid grounding in clinical medicine, coupled with continuous academic development in genomics and informatics, uniquely positions him to lead translational research in reproductive sciences. 🧠📚💻

💼 Experience 

Dr. Karaer’s career spans clinical excellence, academic leadership, and pioneering research. Since 2018, he has served as Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Inonu University, where he also leads the IVF Unit and the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. He founded the Reproductive Sciences and Bioinformatics Research and Application Center in 2019. Previously, he held roles as Associate Professor (2013–2018) and Assistant Professor (2010–2013) at the same university. His early clinical career includes posts at Merzifon Air Military Hospital and Siirt Women’s Health & Children Hospital. A dedicated educator, he mentors students at undergraduate and graduate levels, contributes to national medical education boards, and leads thesis supervision for future medical experts. His integration of patient care with translational research and data-driven solutions has set benchmarks in Turkey’s reproductive medicine landscape. 🏥📈👨‍🏫

🔬 Research Interest 

Prof. Karaer’s research is deeply rooted in reproductive sciences, with a focus on infertility, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, oocyte quality, and assisted reproductive technologies. He harnesses multi-omics techniques—including metabolomics, transcriptomics, and metagenomics—to decode complex biological systems affecting fertility. His work examines the molecular underpinnings of follicular fluid composition, cumulus cell gene expression, and the impact of the vaginal microbiome on IVF outcomes. His interdisciplinary projects incorporate bioinformatics, proteomics, and advanced imaging, making his lab a hub for integrative reproductive biology. As a principal investigator in nationally and internationally funded studies, he collaborates on projects related to PCOS-related endometrial cancer, idiopathic male infertility, and placental pathophysiology in preeclampsia. Dr. Karaer’s innovative approach bridges bench-to-bedside research, aiming to enhance patient outcomes through precision reproductive medicine. 🧫🧬🧠

🏆 Awards 

Prof. Karaer’s career reflects a dedication to scientific excellence and public health impact. While formal award listings are not provided in this record, his leadership roles, continuous academic promotions, and invitations to lead national research projects attest to his recognition as an influential expert in reproductive medicine. He has served on national boards such as the National Medicine Specialty Board in Obstetrics & Gynecology and has been a key member of societies like the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. His ongoing projects funded by TÜBİTAK, TÜSEB, and COST-EU illustrate the high level of trust and investment from both national and international scientific bodies. These honors underscore his capability to lead large-scale, multi-omics, and translational medical research projects addressing fertility and reproductive health. 🏅🌍📖

📚 Top Noted Publications

Dr. Karaer is the author of 65 scientific publications, cited over 1,095 times (Scopus) and 1,922 times (Google Scholar), with an h-index of 19 and 24 respectively. His studies appear in top-tier journals like BJOG, Andrology, Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, and Fertility and Sterility. His work spans vaginal microbiota, seminal and follicular fluid metabolomics, gene expression in cumulus cells, and endometriosis-related fertility outcomes. Notable publications include:

1. The Vaginal Microbiota Composition of Women Undergoing Assisted Reproduction

  • Journal: BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

  • Publication Year: 2021

  • Study Type: Prospective cohort study

  • Objective: To investigate the vaginal microbiota composition in women undergoing assisted reproduction and its potential impact on reproductive outcomes.

  • Key Findings: The study identified specific vaginal microbiota profiles associated with reproductive success, suggesting that certain microbial compositions may influence the outcomes of assisted reproductive technologies.

  • Link: PubMed Abstract

2. Metabolomics Analysis of Seminal Plasma in Patients with Idiopathic Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia Using High-Resolution NMR Spectroscopy

  • Journal: Andrology

  • Publication Year: 2020

  • Authors: A. Mumcu, A. Karaer, B. Dogan, G. Tuncay

  • Objective: To determine whether metabolites could serve as potential biomarkers for diagnosing male factor infertility by comparing seminal plasma samples from infertile men with oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (OAT) to those from normozoospermic controls.

  • Key Findings: The study found significant differences in metabolite levels between the two groups, with decreased levels of lactate, citrate, lysine, arginine, valine, glutamine, creatinine, α-ketoglutaric acid, spermine, and putrescine in OAT patients. Tyrosine levels were increased. The PLS-DA model achieved 89.29% sensitivity and 93.55% specificity in distinguishing between the groups.

  • Link: Wiley Online LibraryWiley Online Library

3. The Effect of Seminal Plasma Cadmium and Lead Levels on Semen Parameters in Male Subjects of Infertile Couples: A Prospective Cohort Study

  • Journal: Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

  • Publication Year: 2020

  • Authors: Gorkem Tuncay, Abdullah Karaer, Emrullah Tanrikut, Onur Ozgul

  • Objective: To investigate the relationship between seminal plasma cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) levels and semen parameters in male partners of infertile couples.

  • Key Findings: Cadmium levels were significantly higher in men with hypospermia compared to those with normal semen volume (p = .049). No significant differences were observed in lead levels or other semen parameters. The findings suggest that environmental cadmium exposure may contribute to low semen volume.

  • Link: Taylor & Francis OnlineTaylor & Francis Online+1PubMed+1

4. Follicular Fluid Metabolomics in Maternal Aging

  • Journal: Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics (JARG)

  • Publication Year: 2020

  • Objective: To analyze the metabolomic profile of follicular fluid in relation to maternal aging and its impact on oocyte quality and fertility.

  • Key Findings: The study identified age-related changes in the follicular fluid metabolome, suggesting that alterations in specific metabolites may affect oocyte competence and reproductive outcomes in older women.

  • Link: PubMed Abstract

5. Microarray Analysis in Endometriosis

  • Journal: Journal of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Disorders (JEPPD)

  • Publication Year: 2020

  • Objective: To utilize microarray analysis to identify gene expression patterns associated with endometriosis.

  • Key Findings: The study revealed specific gene expression profiles in endometrial tissues of patients with endometriosis, providing insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying the disease and potential targets for therapy.

  • Link: PubMed Abstract

Conclusion

Professor Abdullah Karaer is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. His multidisciplinary approach, consistent research productivity, leadership in reproductive and bioinformatics research, and proven mentorship make him a standout candidate. With minor enhancements in international engagement and digital presence, his profile would reach even greater global competitiveness.