| Prof Dr | Jing | | Key Lab of Special Electric Machine and High Voltage Apparatus, College of Electrical Engineering, Shenyang University of Technology | China | Engineering | Arc plasma interruption technology | Research Excellence Award | View Profile |
| Mr | jierong | gu | Ningbo Institute of Oceanography | China | Chemistry and Materials Science | chalcogenide glasses | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Assist Prof Dr | JIBIN JOY | DANIEL | PUSHPAGIRI COLLEGE OF DENTAL SCIENCES | India | Dentistry | orthodontics | Excellence in Research Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Jianping | Zeng | Yancheng Institute of Technology | China | Chemical Engineering | Chemistry | Best Academic Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Jianghong | Liu | Shanghai Maritime University | China | Engineering | Safety Science and Engineering | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Jiaming | Ni | Nanchang hangkong university | China | 2D Materials and Beyond | materials | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof | Jean-Paul | Nguyen | Clinique Bretéché groupe Elsan | France | Health Professions | Neurosurgery, Pain, Brain stimulation | Global Health Impact Award | View Profile |
| Mr | JAYAPRAKASH | BEHERA | CSIR-IIIM JAMMU | India | Others | | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Jay | Singh | Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology | India | Chemistry and Materials Science | Metal-ion batteries | Research Excellence Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Jawahar | Sagar | Havells | India | Engineering | Power electronics | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Jaipal Reddy | Padamati | Comcast | United States | Cybersecurity and Cryptography | | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Prof | Jafar | Hussain | 1. Nanchang Institute of Technology, Nanchang, China. 2. Guangdong ATV College of Performing Arts, Guangdong, China. 3. Xian Innovation College of Yanan University, Xian, China. | China | Business, Management and Accounting | Decison-Making | Outstanding Scientist Award | View Profile |
| Mr | Jae Mok | Lee | School of Dentistry Kyungpook National University | South Korea | Dentistry | tissue regeneration | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Jack Ng | Kok Wah | Multimedia University Cyberjaya | Malaysia | Business, Management and Accounting | Marketing Management | Outstanding Educator Award | View Profile |
| Mr | İsmail | Çapar | Zonguldak Bülent Ecevit University, Faculty of Dentistry | Turkey | Dentistry | Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry, Diagnostic Imaging | Innovative Research Award | View Profile |
| Assoc Prof Dr | Isabel | Rodríguez Sánchez | Clínico San Carlos University Hospital | Spain | Medicine and Health Sciences | Geriatría | Best Researcher Award | View Profile |
| Assoc Prof Dr | Ioana Roxana | Bordea | University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iuliu Hatieganu Cluj Napoca | Romania | Dentistry | Dentistry | Excellence in Research Award | View Profile |
| Ms | Ioana | Caprar | Babes-Bolyai University | Romania | Environmental Science | Assessing the Potential Microplastic Sources and Retention Efficiency in Valencia’s Tancat de la Pipa Wetland Abstract Constructed wetlands are promising nature-based solutions for mitigating environmental pollution, able to retain suspended solids as microplastic (MP) particles. This study aims (i) to identify potential sources and transport pathways of MPs in the Tancat de la Pipa constructed wetland (Spain), using a conceptual source-attribution approach based on spatial distribution, particle characteristics, catchment characteristics, hydrological connections, and the available literature and official information, as well as (ii) to evaluate the effectiveness of the wetland in retaining MPs within the investigated size range. Sampling was conducted at six locations representing two inlet canals, two internal sites, and two outlet points of the wetland towards Albufera Lake. Higher MP abundances were recorded at the inlet, while lower concentrations at internal and outlet sites indicated partial retention, with apparent removal efficiencies ranging from 24% to 50%, depending on the sampling campaign. Blue and transparent MPs predominated, while polyethylene (47%) and polyester (18%) were the dominant polymers, followed by polymethyl methacrylate (10%), polystyrene (8%), and polypropylene (7%). The spatial distribution and particle characteristics, together with catchment land use and hydrological connections, indicated potential contributions from mixed sources, including packaging, agricultural activities, wastewater, traffic runoff, fisheries, and industrial activities. These findings provide an initial assessment of potential MP sources and transport pathways in a Mediterranean wetland and indicate partial retention of MPs within the investigated size range, supporting the need for longer-term and source-specific monitoring to improve source attribution and evaluate seasonal variability. Keywords: microplastics; wetland; Albufera; pollution; nature-based solutions | Innovative Research Award | View Profile |
| Dr | Jibin joy | Daniel | Pushpagiri college of dental sciences thiruvalla Pathanamthitta | India | Dentistry | Orthodontics | Excellence in Research Award | View Profile |
| Prof | Hyo-Sang | Park | Kyungpook National University | South Korea | Dentistry | Orthodontics | Research Excellence Award | View Profile |