Saeid Seyedi | quantum | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Saeid Seyedi | quantum | Best Researcher Award

Member, BASU, Iran

Saeid Seyedi is a prominent Iranian researcher in the field of Computer Engineering, specializing in Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) and nanotechnology. He holds a Ph.D. from Bu-Ali Sina University and is a member of the Young Researchers and Elite Club at Islamic Azad University (IAU). Recognized among the world’s top 2% scientists by Stanford University, Saeid has made significant contributions in fault-tolerant hardware, low-power nanoelectronics, wireless sensor networks, and QCA-based technology. With an extensive publication record and active roles as a reviewer for prestigious journals, his research is disseminated globally. He is also involved in various research projects, aiming to advance nanotechnology and computational hardware. Saeid’s work has earned him recognition in both academic and professional circles, and he is committed to advancing knowledge in quantum computing, electronics, and nanoscience.

Profile

Education

Saeid Seyedi pursued his academic journey in Computer Engineering, earning his Master’s degree from the Islamic Azad University Science and Research Branch in Tabriz, Iran (2015-2017). His studies focused on Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) technology and its applications in nanoelectronics. After completing his Master’s degree, he continued his studies at Bu-Ali Sina University, where he is currently working towards his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering. His academic interests are deeply rooted in advanced computational systems, nanotechnology, and quantum computing, and he has shown a strong commitment to exploring the intersection of these fields. Saeid has been an active member of the Young Researchers and Elite Club at IAU since 2018, which further demonstrates his dedication to both learning and contributing to the academic community. His work continues to push the boundaries of nanoscale technologies and fault-tolerant hardware designs.

Research Focus

Saeid Seyedi’s research primarily revolves around Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) and nanotechnology, focusing on designing and optimizing nanoscale circuits for computing and electronics. His work aims to push the limits of conventional semiconductor technology by exploring QCA as a promising alternative for future electronics. He also delves into fault-tolerant hardware, ensuring the reliability of nanoscale systems in real-world applications. His interests extend to the application of nanotechnology in wireless sensor networks, IoT, and cloud computing. Another key area of his research involves low-power design techniques for nanoelectronics, ensuring energy efficiency in future computing systems. Additionally, Saeid has contributed to the development of image processing techniques in nanoscience, particularly in the context of nanoelectronics. Through his work, he seeks to contribute to the advancement of quantum computing, digital design, and the broader field of nanoelectronics, addressing critical challenges in the next generation of computational systems.

Publications 

  1. An Approximate XOR-based Full-Adder in Quantum Cellular Automata ⚡🔬
  2. An Efficient New Design of Nano-Scale Comparator Circuits Using Quantum-Dot Technology 🧠⚙️
  3. Efficient Design and Implementation of Approximate FA, FS, and FA/S Circuits for Nanocomputing in QCA 🖥️🔧
  4. Quantum-Based Serial-Parallel Multiplier Circuit Using an Efficient Nano-Scale Serial Adder 🔢💡
  5. A Space-Efficient Universal and Multi-Operative Reversible Gate Design Based on Quantum-Dots 🌀🔗
  6. A Fault-Tolerant Image Processor for Executing the Morphology Operations Based on a Nanoscale Technology 🖼️🔒
  7. A New Nano-Scale and Energy-Optimized Reversible Digital Circuit Based on Quantum Technology ⚡💡
  8. An Efficient Structure for Designing a Nano-Scale Fault-Tolerant 2:1 Multiplexer Based on Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata 🔄⚙️
  9. Designing a Multi-Layer Full-Adder Using a New Three-Input Majority Gate Based on Quantum Computing 🧮💻
  10. Designing a Three-Level Full-Adder Based on Nano-Scale Quantum Dot Cellular Automata 🧑‍💻🔢
  11. Design and Analysis of Fault-Tolerant 1:2 Demultiplexer Using Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata Nano-Technology 🔄🔋
  12. A New Cost-Efficient Design of a Reversible Gate Based on Nano-Scale Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata Technology 🏷️🧠
  13. A New Coplanar Design of a 4-Bit Ripple Carry Adder Based on Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata Technology ⬆️🔢
  14. A Fault-Tolerance Nanoscale Design for Binary-to-Gray Converter Based on QCA 🔄💡
  15. Designing a New 4:2 Compressor Using an Efficient Multi-Layer Full-Adder Based on Nanoscale Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata 🔧💡

Ana Lúcia Pires | Quantum Technologies | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Ana Lúcia Pires | Quantum Technologies | Women Researcher Award

Auxiliar Researcher, University of Porto – FCUP, Portugal

Dr. Ana Lúcia Pires is a dedicated physicist with a passion for advancing the field of materials engineering. She holds a PhD in Physics from the University of Porto, Portugal, and has developed an impressive portfolio of over 53 published articles, contributing significantly to the scientific community. 🧑‍🔬📚

Publication Profile

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Strengths for the Award

  1. Impressive Academic Background:
    • Dr. Pires holds a PhD in Physics, along with a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in related fields. This solid educational foundation showcases her expertise in materials science and biomedical applications.
  2. Significant Scientific Production:
    • With over 53 published articles and an h-index of 18, Dr. Pires demonstrates a strong commitment to research and a notable impact in her field, as evidenced by her citation count (800).
    • Her publication record includes articles in high-impact international journals, showcasing her ability to contribute meaningfully to scientific discourse.
  3. Diverse Research Topics:
    • Her research spans several innovative topics, including energy harvesting, thermal management, and biomedical applications, which are highly relevant and beneficial to society.
    • Dr. Pires has authored both articles and book chapters, demonstrating versatility in her writing and communication of complex ideas.
  4. Leadership in Research:
    • As a corresponding author on several publications, she has shown leadership in guiding research projects, mentoring collaborators, and spearheading significant studies in her field.
  5. Innovative Approach:
    • Her work on self-powered sensors and nanogenerators for energy harvesting exemplifies her commitment to innovation and addressing contemporary challenges through research.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Increased Visibility:
    • Although her publication count is commendable, increasing her presence at international conferences could further enhance her visibility and collaboration opportunities.
  2. Broader Collaborative Networks:
    • Expanding her research collaborations, particularly in interdisciplinary fields, could enhance the scope and impact of her research.
  3. Public Engagement:
    • Engaging more with public outreach and education initiatives could further promote her work and inspire future generations of women in science.

Education

Dr. Pires earned her PhD in Physics from the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Porto in 2019. She also completed her Master’s Degree in Biomedical Materials and Devices at the University of Aveiro in 2012, and her Bachelor’s Degree in Materials Engineering from the same institution in 2010. 🎓🇵🇹

Experience

With a robust background in materials science, Dr. Pires has actively participated in numerous research projects. Her work encompasses a variety of topics within materials engineering, particularly focusing on thermoelectric materials and energy harvesting technologies. 🔬💡

Research Focus

Dr. Pires’s research interests include the development of innovative nanogenerators for thermal energy harvesting, functional thermoelectric materials, and applications of magnetic refrigeration materials. Her work aims to enhance the efficiency of energy systems and explore new frontiers in human-machine interaction. 🔍✨

Awards and Honors

Dr. Pires has received recognition for her impactful research, including citations from over 800 researchers, an h-index of 18, and participation in numerous prestigious conferences. Her contributions to the field are acknowledged through her extensive publication record and active engagement in collaborative projects. 🏆👏

Publication Top Notes

“Touch Empowerment: Self-Sustaining e-Tattoo Thermoelectric System for Temperature Mapping” (2024) – Advanced Science

“Engineering a Galinstan-based Ferromagnetic Fluid for Heat Management” (2024) – Energy Conversion and Management

“Innovative Self-Powered e-Tattoo Sensor: A New Frontier in Human-Machine Interaction” (2024) – Biosensors and Bioelectronics

“Promoting Surface Conduction through Scalable Structure Engineering of Flexible Topological Insulator Thin Films” (2024) – Advanced Functional Materials

“High-performance Magnetic Thermal Switch based on MnFe2O4/Ethylene GlycolRefrigerant Dispersion” (2023) – Energy

Conclusion

Dr. Ana Lúcia Pires exemplifies the qualities sought in candidates for the Research for Women Researcher Award. Her strong academic background, prolific scientific production, and innovative research activities position her as a leader in her field. By addressing her visibility and engagement, she can further amplify her contributions to science. Therefore, she is highly deserving of this recognition, which would not only honor her achievements but also inspire other women researchers in their academic pursuits.