Prof. Jewon Jung is a researcher at Kyungsung University, Busan, South Korea, specializing in molecular and cellular biosciences with a strong emphasis on lipidomics, nanotoxicology, and cellular response mechanisms. Dr. Jung’s academic training is rooted in life sciences, with advanced research experience in molecular biology and omics-based analytical approaches. The researcher has authored 8 peer-reviewed scientific publications, accumulating over 110 citations with an h-index of 5, reflecting consistent scholarly impact. Notable publication highlights include open-access work in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, particularly on lipidomic alterations induced by zinc oxide nanoparticles in kidney cells, contributing valuable insights into nanoparticle-cell interactions and safety assessment. Dr. Jung has collaborated with 19 international co-authors, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary and collaborative engagement.

Dr. Hiba Ghazouani is a researcher affiliated with the International Society of Science Engineering and Technology, Nottingham, United Kingdom. Her academic background and research activities focus on sustainable agriculture, climate change impacts, environmental systems, and the integration of artificial intelligence in agrochemical and agri-food innovation. She has authored 24 peer-reviewed publications, accumulating 247 citations with an h-index of 9 (Scopus), reflecting the consistency and impact of her scholarly contributions. Her publication portfolio includes articles and book chapters in reputable international journals, with notable work addressing long-term climate change impacts on rainfed crop production and adaptive sustainability strategies. Dr. Ghazouani collaborates extensively with an international network of researchers, contributing to interdisciplinary research with clear societal relevance in food security, environmental resilience, and sustainable development. Her work supports evidence-based policy and innovation aimed at addressing global environmental and agricultural challenges.

John Sebit Benansio is a researcher at the Alliance for Environment and Rural Development, South Sudan, specializing in fisheries science, climate change, wetlands ecology, and human–wildlife conflict. He holds advanced academic training in environmental and biological sciences, with a strong focus on applied conservation research in fragile ecosystems. His work addresses climate adaptation in fishing communities, biodiversity conservation, and the management of endangered freshwater species in Africa. Dr. Benansio has published multiple peer-reviewed articles in reputable international journals, accumulating over 167 citations with an h-index of 8 and an i10-index of 7, reflecting steady scholarly impact. He has collaborated extensively with international researchers and conservation organizations, contributing to regionally significant policy-relevant studies. His research has informed sustainable resource management and community-based conservation initiatives across East and Central Africa, earning recognition through research excellence nominations and professional academic service