Alexandra Takou | Computer Science | Research Excellance Award

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 Dr. Alexandra Takou | Computer Science | Research Excellance Award

Post Doctoral Researcher | The University of  Thessaly | Greece

Dr. Alexandra Takou conducts research in hardware security, reliability-aware VLSI design, and fault-tolerant integrated circuits, with particular emphasis on hardware Trojans, electromagnetic and power grid based attacks, and soft error propagation mechanisms. Her work introduces sensitivity-aware and reliability-driven methodologies for Trojan design, placement, and security closure, addressing emerging threats in advanced semiconductor technologies. She has authored 5 peer-reviewed research documents published in reputable conferences and international journals, contributing novel approaches to EM-based attacks, SET-induced soft errors, and secure circuit design methodologies. Her publications have accumulated 7 citations, and she holds an h-index of 2, reflecting a focused and developing impact within the hardware security and electronic design automation research domains.

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Husheng Wu | Computer Science | Research Excellance Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Husheng Wu | Computer Science | Research Excellance Award

Associate professor | Engineering University of PAP | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Husheng Wu is an associate-level researcher known for his influential work in swarm intelligence, unmanned systems, and intelligent defense technologies. His background includes advanced studies in engineering disciplines that strengthened his expertise in autonomous decision-making, cooperative control, and intelligent equipment systems. Over the course of his scholarly career, he has produced 74 documents, which have collectively garnered 1,348 citations across 1,091 citing documents, highlighting the measurable impact of his contributions. His research spans multi-agent collaboration, combat simulation, algorithmic intelligence, intelligent task allocation, and adaptive mission planning, with applications across air, ground, and maritime autonomous platforms. In addition to his research, he has contributed to teaching and the development of next-generation defense technologies, earning recognition for advancements in intelligent equipment systems and modern defense engineering.

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wu, h., et al. (2023). cooperative control strategies for uav swarm missions. systems engineering journal.

wu, h., & zhang, l. (2022). intelligent combat decision models for unmanned systems. defense technology.

wu, h., et al. (2021). multi-agent optimization algorithms for battlefield applications. journal of military systems.

wu, h. (2020). swarm intelligence for complex combat scenarios. engineering applications in defense.

wu, h., & li, k. (2019). adaptive mission planning for autonomous platforms. international journal of intelligent systems.

Maksym Lazirko | Computer Science | Innovation Catalyst Award

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Prof. Dr. Maksym Lazirko | Computer Science | Innovation Catalyst Award

Professor of Audit Analytics | Rutgers University | United States

Prof. Dr. Maksym Orest Lazirko is a dedicated scholar, educator, and technologist specializing in Accounting Information Systems and emerging technologies including Quantum Computing, Blockchain, and ESG analytics. As an ABD Doctoral Candidate and Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University, Newark, he integrates academic rigor with innovation in digital accounting and intelligent systems. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Management of Information Systems with a minor in Geological Science from Rutgers University, where his interdisciplinary curiosity led him toward research on quantum-enhanced financial reporting, blockchain validation, and sustainable business analytics. Maksym’s teaching and research experience spans managerial and financial accounting, data warehousing, and systems design, complemented by roles as research assistant, server administrator, and mentor. His work bridges technology and transparency, emphasizing quantum models, blockchain assurance, and ESG integration for improved auditability. Recognized for his academic contributions, teaching excellence, and community engagement, Maksym exemplifies the new generation of scholars driving interdisciplinary innovation across accounting, technology, and sustainability.

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Lazirko, M., Appelbaum, D., & Vasarhelyi, M. (2025). Proof of reserves: A double-helix framework. The British Accounting Review. DOI: 10.1016/j.bar.2025.101730 — Cited by 5 articles.

Lazirko, M. (2025). The quantum dynamics of cost accounting: Investigating WIP via the time-independent Schrödinger equation. Journal of Decision Science and Optimization, 1(1), 35–54. DOI: 10.55578/jdso.2506.002 — Cited by 3 articles.

Lazirko, M., & Gates, A. (2025). Unveiling nature’s fury: Natech disasters for business – A continuous monitoring and reporting framework. Journal of Risk Research. DOI: 10.1080/13669877.2025.2466534 — Cited by 2 articles.