Ali Songhori | Planetary Sciences | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Ali Songhori | Planetary Sciences | Editorial Board Member

Mr. Ali Songhori | University of Tehran | Iran

Mr. Ali Songhori is a seismologist and geophysicist specializing in earthquake monitoring, seismic hazard assessment, and geophysical instrumentation. He has a strong academic foundation in earth system physics, geophysics, and engineering physics, complemented by extensive experience in seismic network operations, fieldwork, and data analysis. His professional work spans managing seismic data, earthquake notifications, and field operations, along with contributions to disaster mitigation initiatives, teaching, and national geophysics conferences. His research integrates seismic monitoring, site response studies, fault dynamics, historical earthquake simulation, and operational network management, bridging computational modeling with practical field applications. Recognized for academic excellence and competitive achievements, he combines scientific expertise with a focus on improving public safety and advancing seismological knowledge.

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Featured Publications 

Songhori, A., Sadidkhouy, A., & Pakzad, M. (2023). Simulation of historical earthquakes on 1 Apr. 958 A.D., Mw=6.3 and 1 Apr. 1150 A.D., Mw=6.1 using aftershocks data of 27 Nov. 2017. Iranian Journal of Geophysics.

Rahimi, H., Hosseine, M., & Songhori, A. (2021). Probabilistic fault displacement hazard analysis for North Tabriz fault. Iranian Journal of Geophysics.

Khorrami, Z., Moradi, A., & Songhori, A. (2022). Relocation of April 5th 2017 Sefid-Sang earthquake aftershocks. Journal of Earth and Space Physics.

Bernard GUY | Physics, Earth sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Bernard GUY | Physics, Earth sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Emeritus Research Director, at Saint-Etienne Mines Institute Mines Telecom, France.

Bernard Guy is an Emeritus Professor at Mines Saint‑Étienne and Institut Mines‑Télécom, France, with a prestigious educational and scientific career spanning over five decades. He earned his Civil Engineer degree (Ingénieur civil des mines) from École des Mines de Paris in 1971 and went on to complete two doctorates: one as Docteur ingénieur and the other as Docteur ès sciences from Université Paris 6. Additionally, he holds qualifications as an Ingénieur géologue. His interdisciplinary research and teaching have uniquely bridged the physical sciences with earth sciences and philosophy. Guy’s work focuses on the intersection of thermodynamics, geological processes, mathematical modeling, and foundational questions in physics and philosophy. A dedicated member of multiple scientific societies, he has been part of influential committees and continues to contribute to cutting-edge discussions on space, time, and movement.

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🎓 Education

Bernard Guy achieved top-level academic qualifications early in his career. In 1971, he was awarded the Ingénieur civil des mines diploma from École des Mines de Paris — one of France’s most prestigious engineering schools. Subsequently, he deepened his expertise by completing a Docteur ingénieur, showcasing strong aptitude in applied sciences and engineering. He then earned a Docteur ès sciences at Université Paris 6 (Pierre et Marie Curie University), demonstrating deep theoretical and research capabilities, particularly in earth sciences, physics, and thermodynamics. Further complementing his interdisciplinary approach, he holds the title of Ingénieur géologue, integrating geology into his scientific repertoire. This highly diverse and advanced educational foundation equipped him to pioneer innovative work at the junction of geology, physics, and philosophical inquiry.

💼 Experience

Bernard Guy has enjoyed a distinguished career in research and teaching at Mines Saint‑Étienne and Institut Mines‑Télécom, where he currently serves as Emeritus Professor. Across his decades-long tenure, he has led interdisciplinary courses and research teams in earth sciences, physics, thermodynamics, mathematical modeling, and philosophy of science. He has been deeply involved in professional societies, such as the Société française de physique and the Comité français d’histoire de la géologie, where he has contributed to advancing scientific discourse and historiography. Guy also serves on the steering committee of the Joint European Thermodynamics Conference (JETC), shaping the direction and content of one of Europe’s leading events in thermodynamics. His global scientific influence extends through conferences, mentorship, and sustained engagement in theoretical and practical facets of his fields.

🔍 Research Interests

Bernard Guy’s primary research interests lie at the convergence of earth sciences, thermodynamics, and the philosophy and foundations of physics. He is particularly fascinated by how geological and geochemical processes can be modeled mathematically, drawing on physical laws and thermodynamic principles. His work explores the interrelations of space, time, and movement, frequently referencing the theory of relativity to illuminate geological phenomena. Guy has also delved into epistemological and philosophical questions, probing the foundational underpinnings of physics and their implications for understanding Earth’s dynamic systems. As organizer and specialist within the European thermodynamics community, he pursues research that not only advances scientific knowledge but also invites critical reflection on how scientific concepts are formulated and connected.

🏆 Awards

Bernard Guy received high recognition for his scientific contributions when he was awarded the Arthur Iberall Gold Medal in 2020, during the Thermodynamics 2.0 International Conference held in the USA. This prestigious award honors his groundbreaking work that elucidates the profound interconnections among space, time, and movement—building on and extending the theoretical framework of relativity. The accolade underscores his innovative fusion of earth sciences, thermodynamics, and foundational physics, as well as his leadership within the thermodynamics community. Beyond this accolade, Guy’s election to key roles within the Société française de physique, the Comité français d’histoire de la géologie, and the Société des amis d’André Marie Ampère illustrates the breadth of esteem he holds among peers in scientific, historical, and philosophical circles.

📚 Top Noted Publications

Bernard Guy has authored numerous influential works across geology, physics, thermodynamics, and philosophy of science. Here are some notable publications:

Title: (Finite-Time) Thermodynamics, Hyperbolicity, Lorentz Invariance: Study of an Example
Author: B Guy
Index: Entropy 27 (7), 700
Year of Publish: 2025

Title: Refreshing the theory of relativity
Author: B Guy
Citations: 1
Index: Preprints
Year of Publish: 2025

Title: Finite Time Thermodynamics and Lorentz Invariance. Study of an Example
Author: B Guy
Index: Preprints
Year of Publish: 2025

Title: Striped icebergs. Preliminary discussion on the respective roles and positionings of sea ice, marine ice, glacier ice and ice shelf
Author: B Guy
Year of Publish: 2024

Title: Où sont passés les 95% de la matière et de l’énergie de l’univers?
Author: B Guy
Index: Congrès général de la Société française de physique
Year of Publish: 2023

Title: Une vision unifiée des problèmes de matière noire et d’énergie sombre. Quelle réfringence pour l’univers?
Author: B Guy
Year of Publish: 2023

Title: A unified view of dark matter and dark energy problems. How refractive is the universe?
Author: B Guy
Year of Publish: 2023

Title: Does movement precede space and time? The contribution of relational thinking and embodied cognition
Author: B Guy
Year of Publish: 2022

Title: Révision du statut de la «vitesse de la lumière» et examen de quelques problèmes cosmologiques
Author: B Guy
Year of Publish: 2022

Title: Review of the status of the “speed of light” and examination of some cosmological problems
Author: B Guy
Citations: 2
Year of Publish: 2022

Conclusion

Bernard GUY presents a highly qualified profile for the Best Researcher Award, particularly due to his interdisciplinary expertise, long-standing academic service, and recognition through prestigious honors such as the Arthur Iberall Gold Medal. His work bridges foundational theory and natural sciences, contributing meaningfully to both philosophical and scientific domains.

Borros Arneth | Physics and Astronomy | Breakthrough Research Award

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Dr. Borros Arneth | Physics and Astronomy | Breakthrough Research Award 

Research scientist, at Justus Liebig Universität Giessen und Philipps Universität Marburg, Germany.

Dr. Borros Arneth, born on August 5, 1973, in Bad Homburg, Germany, is a distinguished medical professional specializing in laboratory medicine and clinical chemistry. He obtained his medical degree from the Goethe University Frankfurt in 2001, graduating with honors (cum laude). His doctoral thesis focused on magnetic resonance spectroscopy in HIV patients. Dr. Arneth holds certifications as a Specialist in Laboratory Medicine from the Sächsische Landesärztekammer and as a European Clinical Chemist (EurClinChem) from the European Communities Confederation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EC4). He is currently affiliated with the University Hospital of the Universities of Giessen and Marburg UKGM and Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany. His research interests encompass immunology, clinical chemistry, and molecular diagnostics, with a particular focus on autoimmune diseases and neuroimmunology. Dr. Arneth has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and has received several accolades for his contributions to medical science.physicsessays.org+3medsci.org+3mdpi.com+3

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🎓 Education

Dr. Arneth’s academic journey began with his medical studies at the Goethe University Frankfurt, where he earned his medical degree in 2001, achieving the distinction of cum laude. His doctoral dissertation, titled “Magnetresonanzspektroskopische Untersuchungen an HIV-Patienten” (Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Studies in HIV Patients), was supervised by Prof. Dr. med. Gebhard von Jagow and contributed to advancements in neuroimmunological research. Following his medical degree, Dr. Arneth pursued specialized training in laboratory medicine, obtaining certification from the Sächsische Landesärztekammer in 2012. Additionally, he achieved recognition as a European Clinical Chemist (EurClinChem) in 2005, underscoring his expertise in clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine. Dr. Arneth’s educational background has provided a solid foundation for his subsequent research and clinical endeavors in the field of medical sciences.

💼 Experience

Dr. Arneth’s professional career has been marked by significant contributions to both clinical practice and research. He currently serves as a research scientist at the Institute of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiochemistry, Molecular Diagnostics, University Hospital of the Universities of Giessen and Marburg UKGM, and Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany. In this capacity, he has led and participated in numerous research projects focusing on immunology, clinical chemistry, and molecular diagnostics. His work has involved the application of advanced laboratory techniques to investigate autoimmune diseases, neuroimmunology, and the pathogenesis of various medical conditions. Dr. Arneth has also contributed to the development of new diagnostic methodologies and has collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to enhance patient care through innovative research. His extensive experience has established him as a respected figure in the field of laboratory medicine and clinical research.journals.sagepub.com+3peerj.com+3medsci.org+3

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Arneth’s research interests are centered on the intersection of immunology, clinical chemistry, and molecular diagnostics. He has a particular focus on autoimmune diseases, exploring the role of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) in vasculitis and other inflammatory conditions. His work aims to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying these diseases to inform the development of targeted therapeutic strategies. Additionally, Dr. Arneth has investigated the immunological aspects of multiple sclerosis, examining the activation of T cells and the implications for disease progression and treatment. His research also extends to the study of neuronal antibodies and their association with autoimmune syndromes, contributing to a deeper understanding of neuroimmunological disorders. Through his interdisciplinary approach, Dr. Arneth strives to bridge the gap between laboratory findings and clinical applications, ultimately aiming to improve patient outcomes.medsci.orgjlupub.ub.uni-giessen.de

🏆 Awards

In recognition of his outstanding contributions to medical research, Dr. Arneth has received several prestigious awards. Notably, he was honored with the “Medicina 2019 Best Paper Award” for his review article “Tumor Microenvironment,” published in Medicina 2020. This award highlighted his comprehensive analysis of the complex interactions within the tumor microenvironment and their implications for cancer therapy. Additionally, Dr. Arneth has been acknowledged by the Deutsche Vereinte Gesellschaft für Klinische Chemie und Laboratoriumsmedizin e.V. (DGKL) for his expertise as a clinical chemist. His certifications as a Specialist in Laboratory Medicine by the Sächsische Landesärztekammer and as a European Clinical Chemist (EurClinChem) by EC4 further attest to his professional excellence. These accolades reflect Dr. Arneth’s commitment to advancing medical science and his dedication to improving patient care through research and clinical practice.mdpi.com+1jlupub.ub.uni-giessen.de+1

📚 Top Noted Publications

Dr. Arneth has an extensive publication record in peer-reviewed journals, contributing significantly to the fields of immunology, clinical chemistry, and molecular diagnostics. His notable works include:

1. Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (NETs) and Vasculitis

  • Published in: International Journal of Medical Sciences, 2021

  • Authors: Borros Arneth, Rebekka Arneth

  • DOI: 10.7150/ijms.53728

  • Summary: This study explores the role of NETs in the pathogenesis of vasculitis, highlighting their contribution to vascular damage and renal failure. The potential therapeutic effects of DNase I and PAD4 inhibitors like Cl-amidine are discussed, though primarily in animal models.

  • Link to publication: https://www.medsci.org/v18p1532.htmpubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+4medsci.org+4medsci.org+4

2. Neuronal Antibodies and Associated Syndromes

3. Multiple Sclerosis and Schizophrenia

4. Tumor Microenvironment

  • Published in: Medicina, 2020

  • Authors: Borros Arneth

  • Summary: This review discusses the complexities of the tumor microenvironment and its impact on cancer progression, emphasizing the dynamic interactions between tumor cells and surrounding stromal elements.

  • Link to publication: https://www.mdpi.com/1648-9144/56/1/15

Conclusion

Dr. Borros Arneth demonstrates exceptional academic and professional credentials, particularly in laboratory medicine and clinical chemistry. His certifications and recognitions underscore a deep foundation in medical diagnostics and biochemical analysis. However, for the specific purpose of a “Breakthrough Research Award,” the lack of current and concrete research output, innovation, or leadership in cutting-edge projects is a limitation.