Mohamed Dammak | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Academic Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Dammak | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Academic Researcher Award

Faculty of Sciences of Sfax | Tunisia

Professor Mohamed Dammak is a distinguished researcher in the field of chemistry, recognized for his significant contributions to materials science, solid-state chemistry, and nanomaterials. His research primarily focuses on the synthesis, structural characterization, and optical properties of functional materials, including luminescent phosphors, glass ceramics, and doped oxide systems. He has extensively investigated rare-earth-doped materials for photonic and optoelectronic applications, contributing valuable insights into energy transfer mechanisms and material stability under various conditions. Professor Dammak’s scholarly output includes numerous publications in high-impact journals indexed in SCI and Scopus, reflecting his consistent pursuit of scientific excellence. With over 1,100 citations and an h-index of 17, his work has had a measurable influence on contemporary research in materials chemistry. He has also participated in national and international research collaborations, enhancing cross-disciplinary approaches to the development of advanced materials with optical and structural functionalities. Through his academic leadership and commitment to innovation, Professor Dammak continues to advance the understanding and application of inorganic and functional materials, bridging the gap between fundamental research and technological development in the field of chemistry.

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Featured Publications:

Dammak, M.*, Abdelmoula, N., Cheikhrouhou-Koubaa, W., & Cheikhrouhou, A. (2021). Short-range magnetic behavior in manganites La₀.₉₃K₀.₀₇Mn₁₋ₓCuₓO₃ (0.0 ≤ x ≤ 0.09) above the Curie temperature. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 54(32), 325002. https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6463/ac015c

 

Lin Teng | Cell Junction Complexes | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lin Teng | Cell Junction Complexes | Best Researcher Award

Yichang Central People’s Hospital | China

Dr. Lin Teng is a distinguished cardiovascular researcher whose work focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying cardiac electrophysiological dysfunction and vascular remodeling. His research primarily explores the pathophysiological basis of heart rhythm disorders and ischemic heart disease, emphasizing the roles of ion channels and cellular stress responses in cardiac function. One of his major studies investigates the mechanism of HCN4-mediated electrophysiological dysfunction in acute sinoatrial node ischemia, contributing to a deeper understanding of arrhythmogenesis and potential therapeutic targets. Additionally, his research on C/EBP homologous protein-10 elucidates its role in vascular remodeling and restenosis following percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), providing insights into post-interventional vascular repair mechanisms. Another key area of his investigation involves the glutamate autocrine circuit in embryonic stem cells and its regulatory role in cardiomyocyte differentiation, offering potential applications in regenerative cardiology. Supported by multiple provincial and municipal grants, Dr. Teng’s studies integrate pharmacological, molecular, and clinical perspectives to advance cardiovascular medicine. His contributions have been recognized through prestigious science and technology awards, underscoring his impact on translational cardiovascular research and clinical innovation.

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Featured Publications:

Zhou, Z., Qin, Q., Dong, C., & Teng, L. (2025). The dual guardians of cellular stability: Exploring nesprin and lamin in senescence. Cell Death & Disease, 16, 757.

Liu, Y., Qin, Q., Zhou, Z., Zhou, F., & Teng, L. (2025). Treatment of coronary arteriovenous fistula with patent ductus arteriosus occluder: A case report. British Journal of Hospital Medicine (London), 86(5), 1–9.

Yang, Y., Min, Z., Ye, Y., Teng, L., Cao, C., Li, W., Wen, T., Li, S., Ding, J., Yang, J., & Zhou, F. (2025). A new model for the prediction of intramyocardial hemorrhage in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction patients after emergency percutaneous coronary intervention. Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions. Advance online publication. ht

Qin, Q., Zhou, Z. Y., Liu, Y., Zhou, F., Cao, C., & Teng, L. (2024). Unraveling the nexus of nesprin in dilated cardiomyopathy: From molecular insights to therapeutic prospects. Life Sciences, 358, 123126.

Teng, L., Zhou, F., Xiong, X., Zhang, H., Qiao, L., Zhang, Z., Qin, Q., & Song, X. (2024). Minimally invasive palliative treatment of malignant tracheoesophageal fistula using cardiac septal occluder. Langenbeck’s Archives of Surgery, 409(1), 169.

Nuray Gamze Yoruk | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nuray Gamze Yoruk | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nuray Gamze Yoruk | Dokuz Eylül University | Turkey

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nuray Gamze Yörük is a seasoned academic in the field of food hygiene, safety, and veterinary sciences. A graduate of Selçuk University, she currently serves at Dokuz Eylül University. With a strong background in veterinary public health, she has combined expertise in microbiology, food safety systems, halal accreditation, and laboratory quality standards. Her career is marked by a robust integration of teaching, research, and consultancy, particularly focusing on risk-based food microbiology and molecular techniques. Dr. Yörük is highly active in international academic networks and frequently contributes to scientific forums and symposiums. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and consistently engages in professional development activities, including AI integration in education, biosafety, and ISO standard training. Her proactive involvement in quality assurance and accreditation processes, both nationally and internationally, underscores her leadership in elevating standards in food and veterinary sciences. She also holds multiple international researcher IDs, enhancing her academic visibility.

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Education:

Assoc. Prof. Nuray Gamze Yörük began her academic journey in Veterinary Medicine at Selçuk University, where she earned her undergraduate degree from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Driven by a keen interest in food safety and public health, she pursued a Doctorate in Food Hygiene and Technology at the same university. Her education emphasized microbiological food safety, molecular diagnostic tools, and public health risk assessment. Throughout her academic development, she has continuously built her expertise in ISO standards, laboratory accreditation, and food pathogens. In addition to formal degrees, Dr. Yörük has actively sought out high-level certifications and international training programs to deepen her knowledge in quality management systems, halal standards, and risk-based laboratory assessments. Her educational foundation is solidified with numerous certificates related to food safety, environmental monitoring, and advanced molecular analysis—making her an interdisciplinary expert who bridges veterinary sciences with applied food technology and quality systems.

Experience:

Dr. Nuray Gamze Yörük has over 20 years of academic and professional experience spanning food hygiene, microbiological risk analysis, and laboratory quality assurance. Currently an Associate Professor at Dokuz Eylül University, she has taught and supervised students across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, contributing significantly to education in veterinary and food sciences. Her experience also includes consulting for Turkish Accreditation Agency (TÜRKAK), Helal Accreditation Agency (HAK), and involvement in ISO 17025, 17043, and 17034 standard training and audits. She has participated in numerous national and international conferences, sharing insights on food safety, microbial risk control, and environmental monitoring. A regular attendee of technical workshops and accreditation seminars, she is also involved in quality enhancement projects. Her work on molecular food analysis and biosafety has led to meaningful improvements in diagnostic capabilities in food laboratories. With her deep knowledge and leadership in food technology, she contributes both academically and professionally to industry standards.

Awards and Honors:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nuray Gamze Yörük’s dedication to quality assurance, food safety, and academic excellence has earned her recognition from prestigious institutions. Though formal awards are not explicitly listed in the provided data, her career is marked by notable invitations to speak, lead trainings, and participate as an expert auditor in both national and international forums, such as TÜRKAK, HELAL Accreditation, and BfR-Summer Academy in Germany. Her expertise has led to repeated involvement in high-profile accreditation and standardization projects, serving as a trusted professional in food and microbiology laboratories. She has been part of elite training events, including courses by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, and has contributed to critical initiatives like the DECBLAUM Food Safety Symposium and YÖKAK Accreditation Programs. Her active engagement in continuous professional development, coupled with internationally cited publications, positions her as a top contender for awards in food hygiene and scientific research excellence.

Research Focus:

Dr. Nuray Gamze Yörük’s research is primarily focused on food safety, microbial risk assessment, and molecular diagnostics in the food industry. Her work bridges veterinary public health with innovative food technology, including analysis techniques such as real-time PCR, RT-PCR, and high-resolution mass spectrometry (ORBITRAP). She is particularly interested in the identification of foodborne pathogens, species authenticity, and risk-based microbiological control in dairy and meat products. Her research extends into halal food verification, foodborne infections, and biological activities of natural additives such as Aloe vera. With multiple peer-reviewed articles published in top-tier journals, she also explores the comparative efficacy of diagnostic methods and contributes to improving analytical accuracy and environmental monitoring protocols. Through a quality-driven approach, she aims to enhance food control systems and public health outcomes by supporting laboratory competence and global food safety standards. Her multidisciplinary focus makes her a valuable contributor to food science innovation.

Publications Top Notes: 

  1. A comparison of bovine and porcine species in foods containing animal gelatin with RT-PCR and Q-Exactive ORBITRAP device – European Food Research and Technology

  2. Analysis of biological activities of Aloe vera gel and extract used as the potential use in natural food additives – Revista Científica de la Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias

  3. GC/MS evaluation of the composition of the Aloe vera gel and extract – FOOD CHEMISTRY:X

  4. A comparison of ELISA and real-time PCR kits for meat species identification analysis – European Food Research and Technology

  5. Kantitatif mikrobiyolojik analizlerde ölçüm belirsizliği hesaplanmasında farklı yaklaşımların karşılaştırılması – Gıda

  6. Gıda ve yem mikrobiyoloji laboratuvarlarında seçilmiş riskler ile risk kaynaklarına ilişkin kontrol mekanizmaları – Etlik Veteriner Mikrobiyoloji Dergisi

  7. Determination of the presence of Cronobacter sakazakii, Listeria monocytogenes, Salmonella spp. and Enterobactericeae count in ice creams and infant formulas – Advanced in Food Sciences

  8. Most probable number technique in Escherichia coli count using ISO 16649-3, ISO 7251, and rapid test enumeration device (TEMPO EC) methods in milk and dairy products – Journal of Food Safety

  9. Control of fermented sausage, salami, sausage, and hamburger meatballs produced in meat production facilities applying the ISO Food Security System for food pathogens – Turkish Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Assoc. Prof. Nuray Gamze Yörük represents an ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her deep specialization in food microbiology, her long-standing commitment to quality management and accreditation, and her consistent record of publications and trainings exemplify a career dedicated to scientific excellence and impact. She stands out not only for what she has accomplished but also for the sustained relevance and societal value of her work, making her a strong contender for this prestigious recognition.

Kwaghgba Elijah Gbabe | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Kwaghgba Elijah Gbabe | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Kwaghgba Elijah Gbabe | Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute | Nigeria

Engr. Dr. Kwaghgba Elijah Gbabe is a seasoned Senior Research Officer at the Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NSPRI), Ilorin, Nigeria. With over nine years of progressive research experience, he specializes in food processing, postharvest technology, and agricultural nanotechnology. He is a trailblazer in developing electrospun hexanal nanofiber matrices aimed at extending the shelf-life of fruits such as bananas, mangoes, and tomatoes. His research integrates innovative preservation technologies to enhance food quality and sustainability. A COREN-certified engineer and postgraduate fellow, Dr. Gbabe has collaborated internationally, notably with the Centre for Agricultural Nanotechnology in India. With extensive publications and conference contributions, he is an advocate of research-driven food security and sustainable packaging. He brings a multidisciplinary edge to the evolving field of agricultural innovation, focusing on reducing postharvest losses and increasing storage efficiency in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Strengths for the Award:

  1. Innovative Research in Agricultural Nanotechnology

    • Pioneered the development of electrospun hexanal nanofiber matrices for fruit shelf-life extension — an emerging and impactful technology in food preservation.

  2. Strong Publication Record 

    • Over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers published across international and national platforms with DOIs, indicating high-quality scholarly contribution.

  3. Hands-On International Collaboration 

    • Completed a research internship at TNAU, India, and collaborated with renowned global experts like Prof. K.S. Subramanian in nanoscience.

  4. Multi-disciplinary Skills 

    • Expertise in advanced instrumentation (FTIR, GC-MS, SEM, TEM) and statistical tools (R, SPSS) shows broad technical competence.

  5. Real-world Application & Societal Impact 

    • Focuses on postharvest technologies to reduce food losses, enhance food safety, and support smallholder farmers and artisans.

  6. Leadership and Mentorship

    • Supervises junior staff, fabricators, and trainees, and contributes to capacity building through training workshops.

  7. Recognized Academic Achievement 

    • Recipient of the Benue State University Postgraduate Fellowship (2020–2025).

Areas for Improvement:

  1. Technology Commercialization and Patenting

    • While research output is strong, translating research into commercial products or patents could increase impact.

  2. Broader International Visibility

    • Participation in more international consortia or grants (e.g., EU Horizon, USAID, FAO) could elevate the global footprint.

  3. Expanded Multidisciplinary Outreach

    • Could integrate more with biotech and AI in agri-research, especially in smart packaging and AI-driven postharvest solutions.

Education:

Dr. Gbabe is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Food Processing and Technology at Benue State University, Makurdi (2020–2025), with a research focus on developing electrospun hexanal nanofiber matrices for fruit preservation. He holds a Master of Engineering in Agricultural and Environmental Engineering from the University of Agriculture, Makurdi (2017–2019), where his thesis explored eco-building materials using rice husk and sawdust. His undergraduate and professional training background is further enhanced by a Certificate in Computer Appreciation (2010), an internship at the Centre for Agricultural Nanotechnology, TNAU, India (2023), and registration with COREN (2024). Dr. Gbabe is also a member of the Nigerian Institution of Agricultural Engineers (NIAE-M2207), demonstrating a strong foundation in both academic knowledge and regulatory standards in engineering and food technology. His educational pursuits reflect a consistent drive toward sustainability, innovation, and technological adaptation in agricultural systems.

Experience:

Dr. Gbabe serves as a Senior Research Officer at NSPRI since 2016, where he leads projects on postharvest technology, storage engineering, and food shelf-life enhancement. His duties span experimental design, research data analysis, technical report writing, equipment fabrication supervision, and stakeholder training. He has been instrumental in developing novel postharvest technologies and electrospun hexanal nanofiber matrices for fruit preservation. In 2023, he completed a research internship at the Centre for Agricultural Nanotechnology, TNAU, India, gaining hands-on experience in nanotoxicity, food nanotechnology, and biosafety. Dr. Gbabe is known for his interdisciplinary collaboration, capacity-building initiatives, and extensive field and lab-based research. He also coordinates training programs for artisans, farmers, and students. His rich professional journey is marked by impactful project execution, community-focused technology dissemination, and consistent contributions to national and international research publications.

Research Focus:

Dr. Gbabe’s research is centered on postharvest loss reduction, sustainable food preservation, and agricultural nanotechnology. He is pioneering the use of electrospun hexanal nanofiber matrices to extend the shelf-life of perishable fruits like bananas, mangoes, and tomatoes—a major advancement in food storage technology. His work addresses the chemical and biological challenges in postharvest handling, integrating advanced techniques such as FTIR, GC-MS, SEM, and TEM to monitor quality and degradation. He is also exploring green materials for packaging and eco-friendly building solutions using agricultural waste like rice husks and sawdust. His international collaboration with TNAU, India, expanded his research in nanotoxicity and food safety. With a focus on experimental design, interdisciplinary innovation, and practical application, Dr. Gbabe contributes to the development of scalable, cost-effective technologies tailored for African agricultural ecosystems. His goal is to enhance food security through intelligent preservation methods and sustainable postharvest engineering.

Publication Top Notes:

  1.  Effect of Hexanal Nano-fiber Matrix on Quality Parameters of Tomato Fruits during Storage

  2.  Development of Novel Hexanal Nano-fibre Matrix by Electrospinning for Shelf-life Extension of Mango Fruits

  3.  Implication of Different Storage Techniques on Physical Attributes of African Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)

  4.  Maize Grains Milling Efficiency: A Performance Analysis of a Hammer Mill

  5.  Insecticidal and Toxicity Studies of Heliotropium Indicum Leaf Extracts for Stored Grain Pest Control

  6.  Commercial Utilization of Inert Atmosphere Silo for Maize Storage

  7.  Chemical and Physico-chemical Properties of OFSP Chips Dried Using Solar Dryers

  8.  Evaluation of the Use of Rice Husk in Producing Eco-Building Materials

  9.  Pros and Cons of AI Thermal Imaging in Postharvest Handling of Agricultural Products

  10.  Development of Hexanal Electrospun Nano-fiber Matrix for Banana Preservation

Conclusion:

Engr. Dr. Kwaghgba Elijah Gbabe is an exemplary researcher who combines scientific rigor, technological innovation, and practical application in the field of food systems and agricultural engineering. His pioneering work in nanotechnology, coupled with his leadership in postharvest technology, makes him exceptionally deserving of the Best Researcher Award.

Moara Lemos | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Moara Lemos | Cell Structure Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Moara Lemos, UFRJ/CENABIO, Brazil

Dr. Moara Lemos is a Brazilian parasitologist and structural biologist known for her expertise in protozoology, especially focusing on trypanosomatids. Born in Carmo do Rio Claro, Brazil, she earned her PhD in Microbiology from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). Her work bridges advanced imaging technologies, such as cryo-electron tomography, with molecular parasitology, exploring host-parasite interactions in fish and amphibians. Currently based at Institut Pasteur and UFRJ, she leads cutting-edge projects in cellular ultrastructure, nanobiotechnology, and the molecular characterization of parasites. She has received multiple research scholarships and international recognition through high-impact publications and awards. A highly collaborative scientist, Dr. Lemos has contributed significantly to parasitology, cryo-microscopy, and biomedicine, making her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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✅ Strengths for the Award:

  1. Extensive Expertise in Parasitology and Cell Biology

    • Specialized in protozoology, with deep research in Trypanosoma species affecting both aquatic vertebrates and humans.

    • Combines taxonomy, ultrastructure, phylogeny, and host-parasite interactions, contributing significantly to neglected areas in parasitology.

  2. Cutting-edge Methodological Proficiency

    • Strong command over electron microscopy, including cryo-electron tomography, FIB-SEM, and correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM).

    • Her techniques are pivotal in advancing the 3D visualization of cellular and viral structures, which is particularly impactful in infectious disease research.

  3. Translational Research Impact

    • Active participation in COVID-19-related structural virology, aiming to guide vaccine and therapeutic development.

    • Current projects focus on flagellar biogenesis, nanobiomaterials, and telepathology, integrating basic science with clinical relevance.

  4. Collaborative and International Research Network

    • Collaboration with prestigious institutions such as the Institut Pasteur, João Lobo Antunes Institute, EMBO, and CBPF.

    • Involved in multidisciplinary teams with researchers like Dorit Hanein and Philippe Bastin, increasing the credibility and reach of her research.

  5. Recognized Scientific Output

    • Publications in high-impact journals like Nature Communications, Journal of Cell Biology, *

🛠️ Areas for Improvement:

While her qualifications are substantial, a few areas could further elevate her candidacy:

  1. Greater Independent Leadership on High-Profile Projects

    • While she is a co-author on several collaborative works, leading more first-author or corresponding-author publications in top-tier journals would further establish her scientific independence.

  2. Increased Outreach or Policy Engagement

    • Expanding her influence beyond academic research—e.g., contributing to national or international policy on parasitic diseases, public health, or biodiversity conservation—could broaden impact.

  3. Clearer Documentation of Teaching/Mentorship Impact

    • While the CV lists student supervision (MSc, PhD), a dedicated summary on mentorship outcomes (e.g., students’ careers, theses supervised) would strengthen the case.

  4. Visibility in International Conferences as Speaker

    • More keynote/plenary presentations or chairing roles at major international meetings would reinforce her leadership in the field.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Lemos holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF), where she also completed a Master’s degree in Zoology. She earned her PhD in Science (Microbiology) from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), with a dissertation on the taxonomy and host-parasite interactions of trypanosomes in Brazilian fish. Her postgraduate journey continued with multiple postdoctoral fellowships at institutions like the Institut Pasteur (France), CBPF (Brazil), and UFRJ, specializing in parasitology, biotechnology, and cryo-electron microscopy. She also pursued extensive complementary training in microscopy, cryo-ET, and molecular biology through EMBO and SBMM courses. Her education reflects a strong interdisciplinary foundation combining zoology, microbiology, biotechnology, and imaging technologies—crucial for investigating infectious diseases at a cellular and molecular level.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Lemos holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF), where she also completed a Master’s degree in Zoology. She earned her PhD in Science (Microbiology) from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), with a dissertation on the taxonomy and host-parasite interactions of trypanosomes in Brazilian fish. Her postgraduate journey continued with multiple postdoctoral fellowships at institutions like the Institut Pasteur (France), CBPF (Brazil), and UFRJ, specializing in parasitology, biotechnology, and cryo-electron microscopy. She also pursued extensive complementary training in microscopy, cryo-ET, and molecular biology through EMBO and SBMM courses. Her education reflects a strong interdisciplinary foundation combining zoology, microbiology, biotechnology, and imaging technologies—crucial for investigating infectious diseases at a cellular and molecular level.

🏅 Awards and Honors:

Dr. Moara Lemos has received numerous accolades throughout her career. She won the Best Poster Presentation at the Institut Pasteur and the VIII International Symposium of Fish Parasites, along with the Best Oral Presentation Award at Sembio 2007. She was also recognized at the IV Annual Meeting of the National Institute of Science and Technology in Structural Biology and Bioimaging (INBEB). She has been a scholarship holder from multiple funding bodies, including CNPq, CAPES, FAPERJ, and FAPEMIG, for her postgraduate and postdoctoral research. In addition, she contributed to groundbreaking studies published in Nature Communications, Journal of Cell Biology, and American Journal of Human Genetics, earning visibility in high-impact journals. These honors highlight her impactful contributions to biomedical research, particularly in parasitology and cryo-structural biology.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Lemos focuses on parasitic protozoa, especially trypanosomes, examining their ultrastructure, taxonomy, host-parasite dynamics, and intraflagellar transport mechanisms. She employs advanced imaging technologies, including cryo-electron tomography, to study the 3D cellular architecture of infectious organisms like Trypanosoma cruzi. Her research expands to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, developing cryo-microscopy workflows to analyze virus-antibody interactions. She also explores nanobiomaterials’ interactions with eukaryotic cells, combining cell biology, structural biology, and electron microscopy. Current projects include implementing telemicroscopy in Brazil’s public health system (SUS) and developing AI tools for pathology imaging. Her goal is not only to advance scientific knowledge but also to translate findings into public health and ecological conservation strategies. Dr. Lemos’ integrative and technological approach to biology makes her research highly innovative and socially relevant.

📚 Publications Top Notes:

  1. 📘 Advances, challenges, and applications of cryo‐electron tomography workflows for three‐dimensional cellular imaging of infectious pathogensJournal of Microscopy (2025)

  2. 🧪 Novel ACE2 nanoparticles universally block SARS-CoV-2 variants in the human respiratory tractbioRxiv (2022)

  3. 🔬 Morphological control enables nanometer-scale dissection of cell-cell signaling complexesNature Communications (2022)

  4. 🧬 Timing and original features of flagellum assembly in trypanosomes during development in the tsetse flyParasites & Vectors (2020)

  5. 🐸 Caracterização morfológica e morfométrica dos tripanossomas de anuros do Centro-Oeste brasileiroRevista Brasileira de Zoociências (2019)

  6. 🧫 Biallelic Mutations in LRRC56…Cause Mucociliary Clearance and Laterality DefectsAmerican Journal of Human Genetics (2018)

  7. 🧭 Bidirectional intraflagellar transport is restricted to two sets of microtubule doublets in the trypanosome flagellumJournal of Cell Biology (2018)

  8. 📗 Contribuição ao estudo da biologia dos Tripanossomas de Anuros neotropicaisThesis, UFJF (2017)

🏁 Conclusion: 

Dr. Moara Lemos demonstrates a rare combination of technical excellence, innovative research, international collaboration, and consistent productivity in fields that have both scientific importance and global health relevance. Her research in trypanosome biology, electron microscopy, and pathogen-cell interaction is critical for both basic science and applied biomedical research.