Dr. Ramiro Quiroga | High Energy Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ramiro Quiroga | High Energy Physics | Best Researcher Award

Hospital Universitario y Politécnico La Fe | Spain

Dr. Ramiro Quiroga is a highly experienced medical professional specializing in Gynecology, Obstetrics, and Clinical Analysis, with a PhD in Medicine from the University of Valencia. Accredited in Human Genetics by the Spanish Association of Human Genetics, his main expertise lies in prenatal diagnosis and the application of genetics in human reproduction. He serves as a consultant for the Orphanet Spain Network for Rare Diseases and as a member of expert committees for FEDER and the National Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction. In addition to his clinical practice at Hospital Universitario y Politécnico La Fe, he contributes to teaching and research at the University of Valencia, with numerous publications, book chapters, and conference presentations. Fluent in Spanish and English, Dr. Ramiro Quiroga combines his medical, academic, and research experience to advance the fields of human genetics and prenatal medicine.

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Featured Publications

S. Menao Guillén, L. Pedrola, C. Orellana, M. Roselló, M. Arruebo, C. Lahuerta Pueyo, M. Sobreviela Laserrada, B. Marcos, J. Pascual Mancho, J. V. Cervera, et al. (2025). Clinical utility of opportunistic genome-wide cfDNA prenatal screening in intermediate-risk pregnancies. Genes.

Vendrell, X., Abulí, A., Serra, C., Guillén, J. J., Rueda, J., García-Planells, J., Santos-Simarro, F., Quiroga, R., Abellán, F., Oancea-Ionescu, R., et al. (2025). Population-based genetic carrier screening: A consensus statement from the Spanish societies AEGH, AEDP, ASEBIR, SEAGEN, SEF, and SEGCD. European Journal of Human Genetics.

Pedrola Vidal, L., Roselló Piera, M., Martín-Grau, C., Rubio Moll, J. S., Gómez Portero, R., Marcos Puig, B., Cervera Zamora, J. V., Quiroga, R., & Orellana Alonso, C. (2024). Prenatal genome-wide cell-free DNA screening: Three years of clinical experience in a hospital prenatal diagnostic unit in Spain. Genes.

Martín-Grau, C., Orellana Alonso, C., Roselló Piera, M., Pedrola Vidal, L., Llorens-Salvador, R., Quiroga, R., Marín Reina, P., Rubio Moll, J. S., Gómez Portero, R., & Martínez-Castellano, F. (2023). Expanding the phenotype of PIGP deficiency to multiple congenital anomalies-hypotonia-seizures syndrome. Clinical Genetics.

Dr. Chiranjeeb Singha | Gravitational Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Chiranjeeb Singha | Gravitational Physics | Best Researcher Award

Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics | India

Dr. Chiranjeeb Singha is a researcher specializing in theoretical and observational studies of classical, semi-classical, and quantum aspects of gravity. He has held academic and research positions at reputed institutes such as the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics (SINP), and the Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI). His teaching experience includes courses on Mathematical Methods of Physics and Basic Statistical Mechanics. He is proficient in programming and computational tools such as LaTeX, Mathematica, Matlab, Fortran, C, and Monte Python, and is fluent in Bengali, English, and Hindi. He actively contributed to the scientific community as a referee for journals like General Relativity and Gravitation and Nuclear Physics B, and serves on the editorial board of the American Journal of Modern Physics. He has delivered numerous invited talks and seminars at national and international institutes and conferences, focusing on topics such as black hole thermodynamics, Hawking radiation, and the strong cosmic censorship conjecture. His research output includes over 25 published papers and several works under review, reflecting his strong engagement in high-energy and gravitational physics.

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Featured Publications

Fairoos, C., & Singha, C. (2025). From nonextremal to extremal: Entropy of Reissner–Nordström and Kerr black holes revisited. General Relativity and Gravitation, 57(10), 136.

Chakrabarti, S., & Singha, C. (2025). Traversable wormholes with a spontaneous symmetry breaking scalar field. Fortschritte der Physik, 73(7), e70013.

Mahapatra, P., Singha, C., Hazarika, A., & Das, P. K. (2025). Implications of fermionic dark matter interactions on anisotropic neutron stars. The Astrophysical Journal, 985(1), 74.

Ghosh, R., & Singha, C. (2025). Can rotating black holes have short hairs? Physical Review D, 111(4), 044008.

Bhatt, R. P., & Singha, C. (2024). Scalar tidal response of a rotating BTZ black hole. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2024(11), 1–19.

Prof. Kangujam Priyokumar Singh |  Modified Theories of gravity, Dark Energy, String Cosmology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Kangujam Priyokumar Singh |  Modified Theories of gravity, Dark Energy, String Cosmology | Best Researcher Award

Manipur University | India

Prof. Kangujam Priyokumar Singh, a distinguished scholar in Applied Mathematics with research expertise in Relativity, Cosmology, Dark Energy, String Cosmology, and Modified Theories of Gravitation, has made significant academic and research contributions. He has published over 101 research papers in reputed international journals, authored a book titled Mathematical Approaches on Matter Distributions in the Universe (LAP, Germany), guided 10 Ph.D. scholars and 1 M.Phil., and currently supervises 8 doctoral students. He has successfully completed funded projects under UGC and CSIR on cosmological models and string universes. With 27 years of teaching experience at UG and PG levels, he has served as Professor at Manipur University and Bodoland University, where he also held important administrative positions such as Head of Department, Dean, and OSD (Examination). He has been an invited speaker at many national and international conferences, acted as reviewer for 12 international journals, and examined several doctoral and M.Phil. theses. His contributions extend to curriculum development, syllabus design, and academic governance across multiple universities, alongside organizing national and international workshops, conferences, and webinars. Prof. Singh is a life member of several professional societies including IAGRG, Tensor Society of India, and Cryptology Research Society of India, and has served in numerous academic committees at both Bodoland and Manipur University. With extensive examination and evaluation experience spanning over two decades, he has also played an active role in institutional development, co-curricular initiatives, and educational reforms. His illustrious career reflects excellence in teaching, research, administration, and academic leadership in the field of mathematics and cosmology.

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Featured Publications

Moirangthem Meenakumari Devi; Kangujam Priyokumar Singh (2025).Parametrization of the Hubble parameter in f(R, T) theory. International Journal of Modern Physics A

Moirangthem Meenakumari Devi; Kangujam Priyokumar Singh (2025).Exploring the limitless potential of the hyperbolic scale factor in a spherically symmetric spacetime. Modern Physics Letters A

Syed Sabanam; Kangujam Priyokumar Singh (2025). Modeling of FRW cosmology in f(R,T) gravity with viscous fluid. International Journal of Geometric Methods in Modern Physics

Syed Sabanam; Kangujam Priyokumar Singh (2024). Cosmological implications on two fluids model universe with parametrization of Hubble parameter in Lyra manifold. Physica Scripta

Asem Jotin Meitei; Kangujam Priyokumar Singh; Syed Sabanam; S. Kiranmala Chanu (2024). Reinterpretation of Friedmann-Robertson-Walker Universe with Variable Gravitational and Cosmological Term in Bouncing Cosmology. East European Journal of Physics

Prof. Jun-Young Sung | Gravitational Acceleration | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xiaoying Han | High Energy Density Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xiaoying Han | High Energy Density Physics | Best Researcher Award

Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics  | China

Dr. Han Xiaoying has made significant contributions to the fields of atomic and molecular physics as well as high-energy density physics, with a consistent research record spanning nearly two decades. Her work covers a wide spectrum—from early studies on electron-impact excitation and oscillator strengths in atoms such as helium, sodium, and oxygen ions, published in leading journals like Physical Review A and Journal of Physics B, to the development of advanced simulation models for hot dense plasmas under non-local thermodynamic equilibrium (NLTE) conditions. She has been instrumental in proposing the MAICRM model for rapid plasma spectra simulation and has recently advanced the field through deep learning surrogate models to solve time-dependent NLTE absorption and emission spectra. In addition, her collaborations include pioneering research on x-ray source dynamics for in situ diffraction measurements and precise measurements of radiative albedo in hohlraum experiments, reported in high-impact journals such as Physics of Plasmas and Matter and Radiation at Extremes. Overall, Dr. Han’s research combines strong theoretical foundations with modern computational approaches, reinforcing her reputation as a leading expert in atomic physics and plasma diagnostics.

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Featured Publications

"Deep learning surrogate models to solve time-dependent NLTE absorption and emission spectra"

"Self-consistent and precise measurement of time-dependent radiative albedo of gold based on specially symmetrical triple-cavity Hohlraum"

"Early-Time Harmonic Generation from a Single-Mode Perturbation Driven by X-Ray Ablation"

"An effective method to calculate the electron impact excitation cross sections of helium from ground state to a final channel in the whole energy region"

"MAICRM: A general model for rapid simulation of hot dense plasma spectra"

Prof. Dr. Sezgin Altay Demirbag | Mathematical Physics, Gravity | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Sezgin Altay Demirbag | Mathematical Physics, Gravity | Best Researcher Award

Istanbul Technical University | Turkey

Professor Sezgin Altay Demirbag, serving at Istanbul Technical University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Mathematics, is a distinguished academic with extensive contributions in differential geometry, Riemannian manifolds, Einstein-type manifolds, Ricci solitons, and mathematical physics applications. He has supervised both master’s and doctoral theses in advanced topics like Ricci solitons, semi-symmetric connections, and special Riemann spaces, thereby mentoring the next generation of researchers. His leadership in projects such as Special Semi-Einstein Manifolds reflects his active role in advancing mathematical research nationally. Professor Demirbag has published over 40 research articles in reputable international journals, including Journal of Geometry and Physics, Filomat, Fortschritte der Physik, International Journal of Theoretical Physics, and Mathematische Nachrichten, addressing topics ranging from pseudo-symmetric spacetimes to applications in F(R)-gravity theories. His collaborative works with scholars like Fusun Zengin, Sinem Güler, and Uday Chen showcase his strong international research network. Additionally, he has presented numerous papers at international and national conferences, contributing significantly to the global dialogue in geometry and mathematical physics. Overall, his research excellence, mentorship, collaborative projects, and prolific publication record position him as a highly impactful scholar in geometry, relativity, and mathematical physics.

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"On perfect fluid spacetimes obeying Gray's decompositions"

"Gradient Einstein-type spacetimes and modified gravity"

"On spacetimes admitting quasi-constant curvature tensor"

"Lorentzian manifolds with a special type of semi-symmetric non-metric connection and modified gravity"

"On warped product manifolds satisfying Ricci-Hessian class type equations"

Prof. Fusun Ozen Zengin | Mathematical Physics, Gravity | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Fusun Ozen Zengin | Mathematical Physics, Gravity | Best Researcher Award

Istanbul Technical University | Turkey

Prof. Fusun Ozen Zengin has made significant contributions to differential geometry, with a research focus on symmetric, Ricci-type, and quasi-Einstein manifolds, as well as modified gravity theories. She has supervised several master’s and doctoral theses on specialized topics in Riemannian and pseudo-Riemannian geometry, guiding scholars who later published extensively in the field. She has held key administrative positions at Istanbul Technical University, including Head of Programme and Head of Commission in both the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering. Her scholarly output is remarkable, with over 50 international refereed journal publications, including recent works on Z-symmetric spacetimes, curvature tensors, and F(R)-gravity theories, published in reputed journals such as Journal of Geometry and Physics, Fortschritte der Physik, Filomat, and Letters in Mathematical Physics. She has also presented research in numerous international conferences, authoring both full papers and abstracts, and has published two scientific books with LAP Lambert Academic Publishing. Her academic leadership, consistent publication record, and collaborative research with international scholars highlight her strong influence in global mathematical research.

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Featured Publications

"Gradient Einstein-type spacetimes and modified gravity"

"On spacetimes admitting quasi-constant curvature tensor"

"ON Z-SYMMETRIC MANIFOLD WITH CONHARMONIC CURVATURE TENSOR IN SPECIAL CONDITIONS"

"Impact of quasi-constant curvature in f (R, G) and f (R, T)-gravity"

"Certain investigations of pseudo Z-symmetric spacetimes"

Prof. Dr. Peter Grabmayr | Neutrinoloser Doppelter Betazerfall Und Muon Capture | Distinguished Scientist Award

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Prof. Dr. Peter Grabmayr | Neutrinoloser Doppelter Betazerfall Und Muon Capture | Distinguished Scientist Award

Eberhard Karls University of Tubingen | Austria

Prof. P. Grabmayr has had a distinguished academic and research career with postdoctoral work in the USA and Germany, followed by a long tenure (1983–2017) at Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen. He coordinated international double-degree programs, served as dean of studies for physics and science education, and held advisory roles with BMBF, MIUR, and the Baden-Württemberg education board. He has been an active reviewer for leading journals and evaluator for prestigious institutions including the Humboldt Foundation and the Royal Swedish Academy. His experimental contributions span major facilities worldwide (NIKHEF, IUCF, Texas A&M, RCNP, MAMI, ELSA, Maxlab, focusing on nucleon and nuclear structure, as well as groundbreaking research on neutrino less double beta decay within the GERDA collaboration, where he served as Editorial Board Chair (2005–2018) and task group leader. With 214 publications, including landmark articles in Nature, Science, and Physical Review Letters, and an h-index of 38, his research has significantly advanced nuclear and Astro particle physics. His recent works address muon capture, gamma cascades, and background reduction for double beta decay, reinforcing his central role in probing fundamental questions such as the nature of Majorana neutrinos.

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Featured Publications

"Ordinary muon capture and γ competition in76As supporting calculations for 0νββ decay"

"Cross sections and gamma cascades in 77Ge needed for background reduction in 0νββ experiments on 76Ge"

"Searches for new physics below twice the electron mass with GERDA"

"Gamma cascades in gadolinium isotopes"

"Enriched high purity germanium detectors for the LEGEND-200 experiment: purification and characterization by quadrupole and high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS)"

Angela Foerster | Theoretical Advances | Women Researcher Award

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Prof. Angela Foerster | Theoretical Advances | Women Researcher Award

Physica Institute Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul | Brazil

Prof. Angela Foerster is a distinguished theoretical physicist recognized internationally for her expertise in integrable systems and quantum many-body physics. She serves as a Full Professor of Physics at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil, and is also the Head of the Group of Mathematical Physics. Her career spans decades of pioneering research in quantum field theory, quantum entanglement, and mathematical methods in physics. She has published extensively in top-tier journals and contributed numerous book chapters. Known for her interdisciplinary collaborations and scientific leadership, she is also a respected speaker at international conferences. Prof. Foerster’s work bridges complex quantum systems with practical applications in quantum control and technologies, making her a prominent voice in the global theoretical physics community.

Profiles

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Education

Prof. Foerster began her academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Physics at UFRGS, where she developed a strong foundation in theoretical physics and mathematics. She pursued her Master’s degree at the same institution, focusing on advanced topics in quantum mechanics. Her academic excellence led her to complete her Ph.D. in Physics at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany, where she specialized in integrable systems and quantum models. Throughout her academic training, she gained expertise in exact solvability, algebraic structures, and field theory. This solid educational background laid the groundwork for her future contributions to mathematical physics and quantum technologies, and established her as a leading figure in the study of strongly correlated systems.

Professional Experience

Prof. Foerster has served in various key academic positions over her career. At UFRGS, she progressed from Associate Professor to Full Professor of Physics, and she currently leads the Group of Mathematical Physics. She has held visiting positions at prestigious institutions, including the University of Queensland, ANU Canberra, Max Planck Institute, and FU Berlin. Her global academic engagements have fostered significant international collaborations in quantum physics and mathematical methods. She has delivered numerous invited talks and colloquia at major international conferences and institutes, reflecting her active involvement in shaping contemporary research. Her leadership within committees, editorial panels, and academic boards further showcases her influence in both research and institutional development.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Foerster’s achievements have been acknowledged through several academic distinctions and prestigious invitations. She is a member of advisory and program committees for renowned journals and international conferences, including the Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General and ANZAMP. She has served as Head of the Mathematical Physics Group and has been part of key academic boards and selection committees. Her consistent role as an invited speaker at global scientific gatherings underscores the respect she commands in the field.

Research Focus

Prof. Foerster’s research centers on integrable quantum systems, quantum entanglement, and algebraic structures underlying strongly correlated matter. She is especially known for her work on Bethe ansatz techniques, spin chains, cold atoms, and few-body quantum dynamics. Her studies often explore the interface between quantum chaos and solvability, providing insights into fundamental phenomena such as tunneling and quantum control. She has also contributed to the understanding of superintegrable networks and atomtronic systems. Her approach blends deep mathematical formalism with physical applicability, often contributing to advancements in quantum simulation and low-dimensional quantum systems. Her work remains influential in the development of quantum technologies and non-equilibrium quantum physics.

Notable Publications

High-fidelity transfer of entangled states on a quantum turntable

Authors: L.H. Ymai, K.W. Wilsmann, A.P. Tonel, A. Foerster, J. Links
Journal: Newton
Year: 2025

Subtle nuances between quantum and classical regimes

Authors: Karin Wittmann Wilsmann, Erick R. Castro, Itzhak Roditi, Angela Foerster, Jorge G. Hirsch
Journal: Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science
Year: 2025

Exact spectral function and nonequilibrium dynamics of the strongly interacting Hubbard model

Authors: Ovidiu I. Pâţu, Andreas Klümper, Angela Foerster
Journal: Physical Review B
Year: 2024

Quantum-classical correspondence in a triple-well bosonic model: From integrability to chaos

Authors: Erick R. Castro, Karin Wittmann W., Jorge Chávez-Carlos, Itzhak Roditi, Angela Foerster, Jorge G. Hirsch
Journal: Physical Review A
Year: 2024

Occupancy probabilities in superintegrable bosonic networks

Authors: Lachlan Bennett, Angela Foerster, Phillip S. Isaac, Jon Links
Journal: Nuclear Physics B
Year: 2024

Conclusion

Prof. Angela Foerster is a leading authority in integrable systems and quantum many-body physics. With a global academic presence, influential publications, and extensive service to the scientific community, she represents the ideals of excellence, collaboration, and innovation in theoretical physics. Her ongoing contributions continue to shape emerging fields in quantum technology, and she is widely regarded as an inspirational figure for women in science and academia.

Mrutunjaya Bhuyan | Nuclear Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Mrutunjaya Bhuyan | Nuclear Physics | Best Researcher Award

Institute of Physics | India

Dr. Mrutunjaya Bhuyan is a distinguished nuclear astrophysicist currently serving as Ramanujan Faculty (Scientist-D) at the Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar. His expertise lies in nuclear structure, reaction dynamics, and neutron star matter. With a decade-long academic and research journey spanning India, Malaysia, Brazil, and China, he has made significant contributions to both theoretical nuclear physics and astrophysical applications. Dr. Bhuyan has published extensively in high-impact journals, developed novel nuclear models, and supervised numerous Ph.D. scholars. He actively serves as an editorial board member and reviewer for reputed international journals. His research is globally recognized and supported by multiple national and international funding agencies. He is known for his collaborative research initiatives, cross-disciplinary insights, and contributions to developing effective nuclear interactions for exotic systems. His work bridges the gap between nuclear physics and astrophysical phenomena with exceptional clarity and innovation.

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Education

Dr. Bhuyan holds a Ph.D. in Nuclear Astrophysics, where his research explored the structure of drip-line and superheavy nuclei using effective relativistic and non-relativistic interactions. He completed his M.Sc. in Physics with a specialization in Nuclear Physics and his B.Sc. with honors in Physics. During his academic training, he attended national schools on nuclear and neutrino physics and the nuclear many-body problem. His academic foundation is rooted in theoretical nuclear physics, complemented by advanced computational modeling techniques. He demonstrated early academic promise with high distinctions at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Dr. Bhuyan also pursued specialized projects in general relativity and nuclear structure. His education, conducted under eminent physicists, has laid a strong groundwork for his groundbreaking research in nuclear astrophysics and exotic nuclear systems, enabling him to work at the intersection of theory, computation, and astrophysical observations.

Professional Experience

Dr. Bhuyan has served in progressive academic and research positions across leading institutions worldwide. He is currently affiliated with the Institute of Physics as a Ramanujan Faculty (Scientist-D). Previously, he was a Senior Lecturer at the University of Malaya, contributing to both research and teaching in theoretical and computational physics. He has held postdoctoral positions at the Institute Tecnologico de Aeronautica in Brazil, the Institute of Theoretical Physics in China, and the Institute of Physics in India. His responsibilities have spanned nuclear theory, astrophysical modeling, and mentoring research scholars. He has designed and taught core physics courses and engaged in collaborative research projects internationally. Alongside his scientific duties, he has undertaken administrative roles, including deputy head of a research center and committee member for academic safety and publication ethics, demonstrating leadership in both academic and institutional development.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Bhuyan’s work has earned him international recognition, including being ranked among the Top 2% of Scientists worldwide in his field, as per Stanford University and Elsevier. He received the Young Scientist Award from the Odisha Physical Society for his pioneering contributions to nuclear physics. He has been a recipient of prestigious research fellowships from national and international agencies, such as CSIR, UGC-DAE, FAPESP (Brazil), and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His Ph.D. thesis was recognized among the top five in India at a national symposium. Additionally, Dr. Bhuyan serves as an editorial member and peer reviewer for various international scientific journals, including Frontiers in Physics and Chemistry, and IOP and Springer publications. His commitment to science communication and peer-review excellence continues to enhance the integrity of scholarly publishing and global nuclear physics research.

Research Focus

Dr. Bhuyan’s research is centered on developing and applying relativistic and non-relativistic nuclear interactions to explore finite nuclei and dense astrophysical systems like neutron stars. His theoretical advancements include the Simple Effective Interaction and the relativistic R3Y and DDR3Y nucleon-nucleon potentials. These models offer insights into the behavior of exotic nuclei near the drip-line, superheavy elements, and properties of asymmetric nuclear matter. He has predicted magic numbers beyond lead, investigated the island of inversion, and examined fission and fusion processes. His studies extend to neutron star mergers, gravitational wave phenomena, and the role of nuclear symmetry energy. Dr. Bhuyan’s work also includes cluster radioactivity, halo structures, and nuclear bubble formations. His research seamlessly integrates nuclear theory, astrophysics, and advanced modeling techniques, providing valuable predictions for experimental validation and shaping future directions in nuclear and astrophysical science.

Notable Publications

Isospin dependence of shell closure at N = 90 and 92 for medium mass nuclei using relativistic energy density functional
Authors: Praveen K. Yadav, Raj Kumar, M. Bhuyan
Journal: Nuclear Physics A
Year: 2025

Exploring the impact of Δ–isobars on neutron star
Authors: Rashmita Jena, S. K. Biswal, Padmalaya Dash, R. N. Panda, M. Bhuyan
Journal: International Journal of Modern Physics E
Year: 2025

f-mode oscillations of dark matter admixed quarkyonic neutron star
Authors: D. Dey, Jeet Amrit Pattnaik, M. Bhuyan, R. N. Panda, S. K. Patra
Journal: Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics
Year: 2025

Exploring the role of low-lying intrinsic degrees of freedom and their impact on fusion cross-sections
Authors: Nishu Jain, M. Bhuyan, Raj Kumar
Journal: Modern Physics Letters A
Year: 2025

Structural and alpha decay properties of even–even Polonium isotopes using relativistic mean-field approach
Authors: Joshua T. Majekodunmi, Raj Kumar, M. Bhuyan
Journal: Physica Scripta
Year: 2025

Conclusion

Dr. Mrutunjaya Bhuyan has established himself as a leading figure in nuclear astrophysics through his innovative research, international collaborations, and dedication to academic excellence. His scientific contributions, mentorship, and service to the scholarly community reflect a career committed to advancing knowledge in fundamental physics. He continues to inspire the next generation of physicists through research, teaching, and global engagement.