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13/01/2026

🎓 Meet Professor Sajib Chakraborty, Research Professor and Digital Twin & Reliability (DTR) Team Lead at VUB’s MOBI Research Center.

⚡ His research spans scalable modeling of power electronics converters, physics-of-failure–based reliability for automotive power converters, energy-efficient drivetrains, cloud-connected and cyber-secure digital twins, AI-based modeling, lifetime monitoring, predictive health management, and advanced BMS hardware.

🌍 Prof. Chakraborty actively contributes to EU and nationally funded projects and serves the research community as Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification (TTE) and Guest Editor for Energies. He is also a Young Professional Member of IEEE and IEEE PELS.

🌐 Connect with Prof. Chakraborty on SciProfiles: https://brnw.ch/21wZ21H

12/01/2026

📢 New SciProfiles blog by Dr. Zoë Gross!

📖 "Ethics Policies and Conflicts of Interest"

📝 Ethical conduct and transparency are fundamental to maintaining trust in scientific research. As researchers collaborate, publish, and share their work online, clear ethics policies and responsible disclosure practices play a critical role in safeguarding research integrity.

In this blog, we explore why ethics policies matter in academia, how international guidelines such as COPE support responsible publication, and why declaring conflicts of interest is essential for credibility and accountability.

On SciProfiles, we always encourage responsible participation and ethical conduct to support the integrity and credibility of the scientific community. Read the full article: https://brnw.ch/21wZ0rZ

09/01/2026

Today we’re featuring Mr. Adekoya Alex Akande, whose research highlights an often-overlooked concept in sustainability studies: household food waste as a systemic challenge, not just a disposal issue.

🍽️ His study shows that food waste represents the loss of all embedded resources across the food life cycle, including energy, water, land, labor, and infrastructure. Environmentally, discarded food reflects inefficiencies in production, transport, storage, and refrigeration. Socially, many participants linked food waste directly to hunger, food insecurity, and equity.

🔍 A key insight from the research is the gap between knowledge and behavior. Higher formal education did not necessarily lead to better meal planning, revealing that food literacy alone does not reduce waste. Instead, effective interventions must focus on behavioral control, preventative planning, and practical skills such as portion control and intention-setting, alongside circular food practices like reduction, reuse, and recycling.

🔗 Explore Mr. Akande’s work: https://brnw.ch/21wYWFe

💬 What scientific concept from your research do you think more people should know? Join the discussion here: https://brnw.ch/21wYWFf

08/01/2026

🔬 Interdisciplinary innovation is increasingly seen as a key driver for addressing complex scientific questions and enhancing research impact.

👉 Where do you believe meaningful interdisciplinary innovation most often emerges from?
1️⃣ Integrating diverse fields
2️⃣ Problem-driven research
3️⃣ Academia–industry exchange
4️⃣ Openness to new perspectives

💬 Share your perspective and see how researchers across disciplines view the key drivers of interdisciplinary innovation on SciProfiles: https://brnw.ch/21wYUlu

07/01/2026

Today we’re featuring Dr. A. C. Demidont, whose research reveals an important perspective in biomedical prevention.

🧬 A key insight from his work: prevention is not only about how effective a drug is, but about whether prevention is biologically feasible at all. For some exposures, prevention exists only within a very narrow time window. Once that window closes, failure is no longer probabilistic or behavioral, it is structural.

🔍 Why this concept matters: Dr. Demidont shows that reframing prevention as a feasibility problem can reshape how interventions are designed and evaluated. In research, it shifts attention toward biological and system-level constraints. In practice, it helps clinicians recognize when reactive strategies are being asked to do the impossible. At a societal level, it explains why “highly effective” tools may still fail without structural redesign.

🔗 Explore Dr. Demidont’s work: https://brnw.ch/21wYSQ6

💬 What scientific concept from your research do you think more people should know? Share yours: https://brnw.ch/21wYSQ8

06/01/2026

Today we’re featuring Professor Fatih Karpat, whose research highlights an impactful concept in mechanical design: asymmetric gears.

⚙️ Asymmetric gears use different tooth geometries on the drive and coast flanks, allowing performance to be optimized for the dominant load direction. This is especially important in wind turbines and aerospace transmissions, where lightweight design, reliability, and vibration and noise behavior must be managed under time-varying operating conditions.

🔍 Prof. Karpat’s work shows why this concept matters. By linking tooth geometry directly to real duty cycles, asymmetric gearing enables more targeted condition monitoring. His research further combines vibration-based crack diagnosis with deep learning methods, such as CNN–LSTM models, to detect early tooth-root cracks under realistic, nonstationary regimes. This alignment of advanced gear design and data-driven diagnostics improves durability and maintainability in safety- and availability-critical drivetrain systems.

🔗 Explore Prof. Karpat’s work: https://brnw.ch/21wYRg2

💬 What scientific concept from your research do you think more people should know? Join the discussion here: https://brnw.ch/21wYRg5

05/01/2026

📘 Beyond the Paper: One Scientific Concept More People Should Know

Great research often contains ideas that matter far beyond a single paper or discipline, yet many valuable scientific concepts remain misunderstood, overlooked, or known only within a narrow field.

As we continue our journey into the new year, we invite you to share one scientific concept from your research that deserves wider understanding.

💡 What concept in your research do you think more people should know?
🌱 How could broader awareness of this concept make a difference in research, practice, or society?

Share your insight in the comments: https://brnw.ch/21wYPkq

📖 You can start like this:
“One important concept from my research is [concept]. It means [your explanation]. Understanding this concept matters because [its impact or relevance].”

🌟 Selected contributions will be featured to 1M+ researchers on SciProfiles, helping extend the reach and impact of your research ideas.

📅 Deadline: Jan 9, 2026

Let’s go beyond papers and share the knowledge to inspire new connections across research communities.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year 2026!

As we step into a new year, we extend our warmest wishes to researchers around the world. May 2026 be a year of insightful research, meaningful connections, and open academic exchange.

SciProfiles looks forward to continuing to support scholarly communication and collaboration across the world in the year ahead.

🔗 Join the community: https://brnw.ch/21wYJPl

31/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to the researchers worldwide who have supported SciProfiles and contributed to its growth throughout the year.

Your engagement through sharing research interests, participating in discussions, joining academic activities, and building professional connections has played a vital role in shaping SciProfiles as an open and collaborative scholarly community. We deeply appreciate the time, expertise, and trust you have invested in this community.

Looking ahead to 2026, SciProfiles will continue to focus on connecting researchers, enabling meaningful academic exchange, and supporting interdisciplinary collaboration, with the shared aim of advancing scientific innovation and cooperation worldwide.

We look forward to continuing this journey together.

🔗 Explore and connect with the SciProfiles community: https://brnw.ch/21wYJNr

30/12/2025

💼 Meet Dr. Juan Villegas-Cortez, Full Professor of Systems Department at Metropolitan Autonomous University, Campus Azcapotzalco at Mexico City.

🎓 As a leading researcher in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision, Dr. Villegas-Cortez integrates bio-inspired metaheuristics, statistical pattern recognition, and machine learning architectures to advance computational imaging and intelligent algorithm design. He is recognized as a National Researcher (SNI Level 1) and holds the PRODEP desirable profile, and is an active member of IEEE, ACM, and SMIA.

🚀 Beyond research, he is a dedicated educator who has taught over 130 undergraduate and graduate courses, supervised numerous theses, and served as Dean for the NASA LUNABOTICS competition, bridging academic research with applied robotics engineering.

🌐 Connect with Dr. Villegas-Cortez on SciProfiles: https://brnw.ch/21wYIcs

29/12/2025

💼 Meet Dr. Sharath Hullumani V, Associate Professor & Head in the Department of Paediatrics and Neonatal Physiotherapy at Ravi Nair Physiotherapy College.

🎓 Dr. Hullumani holds a BPT, MPT in Paediatrics, and an MD in Acupuncture. His research journey spans from stroke rehabilitation and pediatric foot biomechanics to neonatal care and early intervention strategies.

📚 He has published extensively in internationally recognized journals, with research spanning RCTs, systematic reviews, and multidisciplinary case reports. Beyond publishing, he actively contributes to the academic community as a conference presenter and session chair, promoting research culture and academic innovation.

🤝 Actively seeking research collaborations in neonatal respiratory support and early intervention, Dr. Hullumani is committed to evidence-based practice, open collaboration, and advancing neonatal and pediatric care.

🌐 Connect with Dr. Hullumani on SciProfiles: https://brnw.ch/21wYGyM

26/12/2025

Today, we’re featuring Dr. Mohamed Salah Abbassi, whose research focuses on the genomic and functional characterization of beneficial and pathogenic bacteria, with applications in antimicrobial resistance, probiotics, and functional foods within a One Health framework.

He highlights a key career challenge shared by many researchers in translational microbiology: turning high-resolution genomic insights into practical interventions for human and animal health, food safety, and biotechnology. Addressing this gap requires bridging fundamental microbiology with applied research, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and navigating regulatory and translational pathways to maximize societal impact.

🔗 Connect with Dr. Abbassi on SciProfiles: https://brnw.ch/21wYDC3

💬 What challenges do you face in your research career? Join the discussion: https://brnw.ch/21wYDC4

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