Shobana Sampath | Bionanotechnology | Women Researcher Award

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Shobana Sampath | Bionanotechnology | Women Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr.Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology, India.

Dr. Shobana Sampath is a highly accomplished and self-motivated researcher with expertise in Nanobiotechnology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology. She has made significant contributions to the field of nanoparticle synthesis and characterization for various biological applications, focusing on the therapeutic potential of nanoparticles in treating human diseases. With a strong foundation in biotechnology engineering, Dr. Sampath is dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge through innovative research. She is also passionate about sharing her expertise with students and has extensive teaching experience in both undergraduate and postgraduate biotechnology programs.

Publication Profile

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Education Background

Dr. Sampath holds a Ph.D. in Biotechnology from Anna University, Chennai, where she completed her research on “Green Synthesis of Silver and Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles for Biological Applications.” She also earned an M.Tech in Nanotechnology from North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong, securing the University’s first rank (gold medalist) with a CGPA of 9.56. Her undergraduate studies were completed at Adhiyamaan College of Engineering, where she earned a B.Tech in Biotechnology with a CGPA of 9.07.

Professional Certification

Dr. Sampath currently serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biotechnology at Prathyusha Engineering College, Chennai, where she teaches Immunology and Advanced Immunology. In addition to her teaching duties, she is involved in various administrative roles, including being the Faculty Co-Ordinator of the Centre for Lab Animal Research and Scientist-In Charge of the Animal House Facility.

Awards and Honors 

Dr. Sampath is a gold medalist and university first-rank holder in Nanotechnology from NEHU. She has received recognition for her academic excellence and her significant contributions to research in the areas of nanomaterials and their biomedical applications. Her research has also been presented at various national and international conferences, further solidifying her reputation in the scientific community.

Research Focus

Dr. Sampath’s research interests are focused on nanoparticle synthesis and their application in cancer biology, immunology, and biological therapeutics. She is particularly interested in developing nanoformulations for antimicrobial, anticancer, and antidiabetic applications. Her work also explores the potential of traditional medicine in combination with nanomaterials for enhanced therapeutic effects.

Publication Top Notes  

Title: Ozone assisted alternating current-electrocoagulation technique for color and COD removal with determination of electrical energy from industrial wastewater
Authors: Asaithambi, P., Busier Yesuf, M., Milargh Dagmiaw, S., Kumar Prajapati, A., Hariharan, N.M.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Integrative bioinformatics analysis of transcriptomic data from CD8+ T cells in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Authors: Adaikalasamy, P., Kumari, S., Elizabeth Jacob, S., Sampath, S., Devanesan, S.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Selenium-chitosan engineered nanocomposite as efficient formulated fish diet evaluated for sustainable aquaculture practice of Oreochromis niloticus (Nile tilapia) fishes
Authors: Srinivasan, L., Gayathri, A., Kaliaperumal, K., AlSalhi, M.S., Shobana, S.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Biohythane production techniques and recent advances for green environment – A comprehensive review
Authors: Aashabharathi, M., Kumar, S.D., Shobana, S., Kim, W., Govarthanan, M.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 7

Title: Selenium Nanoparticles: A Comprehensive Examination of Synthesis Techniques and Their Diverse Applications in Medical Research and Toxicology Studies
Authors: Sampath, S., Sunderam, V., Manjusha, M., Dlamini, Z., Lawrance, A.V.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 6

Title: Microwave-assisted green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using Cynoglossum furcatum extract: biomedical evaluation against A431 skin cancer cell line
Authors: Kamalanathan, J., Venkatesh, R., Swetha, S., Suresh, M.S., Asaithambi, P.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Nanocomposites of magnetic nanoparticles and graphene oxide in water and food sample analysis
Authors: Sampath, S., Kumari, M., Laishram, R.S., Bhushan, M.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 2

Title: One Pot Synthesis, characterization, morphology and optical profilometry properties of La-doped and La–Ag-doped cobalt oxide nanoparticles
Authors: Sivagami, S., Kalpanadevi, K., Rajendran, V., AlSalhi, M.S., Kudamba, A.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Therapeutic Potential of Withaferin-A and Propolis Combinational Drug Therapy for Breast Cancer: An in Vivo Interpretation for Validating the Antiproliferative Efficacy and Ameliorative Potential in Benzo[a]pyrene-Induced Breast Metastasis
Authors: Meghalatha, M., Suresh, A., Natrajan, M., Kazmi, S., Perumal, A.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 0

Title: Aloe vera – mediated silver-selenium doped fucoidan nanocomposites synthesis and their multi-faceted biological evaluation of antimicrobial, antioxidant and cytotoxicity activity
Authors: Surya, M., Sampath, S., Vairamuthu, S.B., Asmelash, T., Saravanan, M.
Year: 2024
Citation Count: 6

Tariku Simion | Agricultural | Best Researcher Award

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Tariku Simion | Agricultural | Best Researcher Award

Plant Breeder at South Ethiopia Agricultural Research Institute, Arba Minch Agricultural Research Center, Ethiopia.

Tariku Simion is a distinguished researcher in the field of plant breeding, based at the Arba Minch Agricultural Research Center in Ethiopia. With a focus on improving cereal crops for drought tolerance, disease resistance, and nutritional quality, his research aims to enhance food security and agricultural productivity in Ethiopia and beyond. As a dedicated scientist, he has played a pivotal role in developing improved crop varieties that have practical applications for local farmers in lowland, midland, and highland regions. His work is characterized by a strong commitment to translational research that directly impacts farm productivity.

Publication Profile

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Education Background

Tariku completed his Bachelor’s degree in Plant Sciences at Haramaya University in 2011, followed by a Master’s degree in Plant Breeding in 2017 from the same institution. His academic journey laid the foundation for his deep expertise in crop improvement, particularly in cereal crops. His academic qualifications have been complemented by practical field experience, making him an expert in his field.

Professional Certification

Tariku joined the Southern Agricultural Research Institute at the Arba Minch Agricultural Research Center in 2013, where he has worked as a researcher in the Department of Plant Breeding. He has also served as the crop research department coordinator for seven years and has been involved in numerous international agricultural research programs such as ICRISAT, ISM, and ICARDA.

Awards and Honors 

While his career is still evolving, Tariku has received recognition within the agricultural community for his contributions to crop research and development. His involvement in global agricultural programs and leadership in the creation of public-private partnerships in Ethiopia highlight his achievements. Tariku continues to impact local and international agricultural research, especially in the areas of crop improvement and sustainable agricultural practices.

Research Focus

Tariku’s research is primarily focused on developing drought-tolerant and disease-resistant varieties of key cereal crops such as sorghum, wheat, maize, rice, teff, and millet. His work aims to improve both food and feed security while addressing challenges faced by farmers in Ethiopia. Additionally, his research incorporates climate-smart agricultural practices, aiming to build resilience in the face of changing environmental conditions.

Publication Top Notes  

Agronomic practices and environmental factors influenced the distribution and severity of black Sigatoka (Mycosphaerella fijiensis Morelet) of banana in southern Ethiopia

Authors: Mengesha, G.G., Jambo, A., Terefe, H., Yemataw, Z., Woldesilassie, A.B.

Year: 2023

Citation: Journal of Plant Pathology, 105(4), pp. 1371–1390.

Genotype by environment interaction analysis for Fusarium head blight response and yield performance of bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in southern Ethiopia

Authors: Mengesha, G.G., Abebe, S.M., Tsakamo, Y.T., Cheleko, D.C., Woldesilassie, A.B.

Year: 2022

Citation: Phytopathology Research, 4(1), 45.

Diversity of Ethiopian Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum L.) Accessions Based on Agromorphological Traits

Authors: Roba, R., Mohammed, W., Ruelle, M., Tana, T., Simion, T.

Year: 2022

Citation: Advances in Agriculture, 2022, 4844828.

Performance Evaluation of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan L. Millsp.) Variety for Registration in the Lowland Areas of Ethiopia

Authors: Simion, T., Ersulo, D., Fikre, A.

Year: 2022

Citation: Advances in Agriculture, 2022, 7013602.

Evaluation of Maize (Zea mays L.) Varieties in Selected Lowland Areas of Southern Ethiopia

Authors: Dojamo, T.S., Markos Takiso, S., Lema Tessema, M.

Year: 2022

Citation: International Journal of Agronomy, 2022, 9690792.

Evaluation of improved lowland sorghum (Sorghum Bicolor (L.) Moench) varieties in Southern Ethiopia

Authors: Markos, S., Simion, T., Samuel, T.

Year: 2020

Citation: Cogent Food and Agriculture, 6(1), 1727624.

Evaluation of finger millet (Eleusine coracana (L). Gaertn.) varieties for grain yield in lowland areas of southern Ethiopia

Authors: Simion, T., Markos, S., Samuel, T.

Year: 2020

Citation: Cogent Food and Agriculture, 6(1), 1788895.

Evaluation of midland maize (Zea mays l.) varieties in selected districts of southern Ethiopia

Authors: Simion, T., Markos, S., Samuel, T.

Year: 2019

Citation: Cogent Food and Agriculture, 5(1), 1704136.

Felix Oludare Ajiola | Arts and Humanities | Best Researcher Award

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Felix Oludare Ajiola | Arts and Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at University of Lagos, Nigeria.

Felix Oludare Ajiola is a distinguished academic in African history, specializing in Nigerian social and political history, transnational crime, and nation-building. He currently serves as a Lecturer I in the Department of History and Strategic Studies at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. With an impressive academic background and a track record of impactful research, Felix is highly regarded for his contributions to African history, particularly his work on the socio-political dynamics of Nigeria. His research is focused on reconstructing historical narratives and understanding contemporary issues related to crime and governance in Nigeria and beyond.

Publication Profile

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Education Background

Felix Oludare Ajiola earned his Ph.D. in African History from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, in 2021, where he also completed his M.A. in History (2013) and B.A. in History (2009). His academic journey has been marked by rigorous research and scholarly engagement in African historical studies, particularly in the socio-political history of Nigeria and the broader African continent.

Professional Certification

Felix has extensive teaching experience, having worked at the University of Lagos in various capacities, from Assistant Lecturer (2015–2019) to Lecturer II (2019–2022), and Lecturer I since 2023. He has also contributed significantly to research as a research assistant to prominent academics and legal scholars.

Awards and Honors 

Felix has received several prestigious awards, including the Rahamon Bello Best Ph.D. Thesis in African and Diaspora Studies Award (2021) and a Postdoctoral Research Grant from the French Institute for Research in Africa (2023). He also secured funding for historical research on Ipaye Balogun, a prominent 19th-century figure in Yorubaland, and has been recognized with conference travel grants for presenting at international academic conferences. His research contributions have been highly acknowledged, solidifying his position as a leading scholar in African history.

Research Focus

Felix’s research focuses on Nigerian social and political history, transnational crime, and nation-building. His work critically examines the complexities of Nigerian history and contemporary issues like criminal activities, governance, and historical memory, often exploring these themes through the lens of oral traditions and historical narratives.

Publication Top Notes  

Cocoa Transfer Agreements, Moneylenders, Public Letter Writers and the Rise of Business Elites in South West Nigeria, 1986–2000

Author: Ajiola, F.O.

Year: 2024

Journal: Zeitschrift fur Unternehmensgeschichte

Volume: 69

Issue: 2

Pages: 277–314

Citations: 0

Urban Crime in the Lagos Traffic: An Ethnography at the Crossroads of Multiple Codes of Ethics

Author: Ajiola, F.O.

Year: 2024

Journal: Journal of African Cultural Studies

Citations: 0

Public Health and Political Governance: The Colonial State and Disease Control in Lagos, 1924–1935

Author: Ajiola, F.O.

Year: 2024

Journal: Africa Review

Volume: 16

Issue: 3

Pages: 233–254

Citations: 0

Early Geography of the Coronavirus Disease Outbreak in Nigeria

Authors: Olusola, A., Olusola, B., Onafeso, O., Ajiola, F., Adelabu, S.

Year: 2022

Journal: GeoJournal

Volume: 87

Issue: 2

Pages: 733–747

Citations: 12

ISAKOLE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND CONFLICTS IN COLONIAL YORUBALAND

Author: Ajiola, F.O.

Year: 2021

Journal: Southern Journal for Contemporary History

Volume: 46

Issue: 2

Pages: 68–88

Citations: 0

Afro-European Partnership for Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency in Africa

Authors: Ajiola, F.O., Lawal, O.T.

Year: 2021

Book Title: The Routledge Handbook of Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency in Africa

Pages: 218–229

Citations: 0

Louise BIGOT | Arts and Humanities | Young Scientist Award

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Ms. Louise BIGOT | Arts and Humanities | Young Scientist Award

Ms. Louise BIGOT, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France

Based on the information provided, Ms. Louise Bigot appears to be a strong candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award.

Publication profile

Research and Professional Experience

Ms. Bigot has extensive experience in archaeology, including fieldwork and logistical support for significant archaeological projects in diverse locations such as Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Jerusalem. Her roles in these projects demonstrate a high level of expertise in archaeological research, including site surveying, excavation, and documentation. This hands-on experience is valuable for a young scientist in the field.

Academic Background

Ms. Bigot is currently in the fourth year of her doctoral studies at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, focusing on a complex and relevant topic: “Les tombes rupestres de la région sud-levantine et du nord-ouest de l’Arabie.” Her academic journey includes a strong track record with high honors in her Master’s degrees and a scholarship from the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres.

Skills and Competencies

She possesses a range of technical skills relevant to archaeological research, including excavation techniques, GPS measurements, 3D modeling, and proficiency in various software programs. Her ability to work with both digital and traditional methods is a significant asset.

Publication

The Nabataean monumental rock‐cut tombs of Mughāyir Shuʿayb and al‐Aṣīfir in the oasis of al‐Badʿ (Saudi Arabia): Preliminary architectural study and spatial organisation of the necropolis

Conclusion

Ms. Louise Bigot’s combination of fieldwork experience, advanced academic study, and specialized skills make her a highly suitable candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award. Her ongoing research on ancient rock-cut tombs and her active participation in high-profile archaeological missions underscore her potential as a leading young researcher in her field.

 

Yugo Tomonaga | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Yugo Tomonaga | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Yugo Tomonaga, Ryukoku University, Japan

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga is an Associate Professor in Anthropology and Folklore Studies at Ryukoku University, specializing in indigenous movements and environmental management in Australia. With a Ph.D. in Regional Studies, his research explores the interaction between traditional and modern knowledge systems. As an educator, he emphasizes multiculturalism and human rights, contributing to various universities in Japan. Dr. Tomonaga’s extensive fieldwork and grants, including JSPS KAKENHI scholarships, underscore his commitment to understanding and preserving cultural heritage. A recipient of the Sir Neil Currie Publication Award, he actively engages in academic associations and international youth programs, enriching cross-cultural understanding. 🌏📚

Publication Profile:

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Education:

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga embarked on an academic journey marked by a deep commitment to understanding the intricate dynamics of cultural and social landscapes, particularly within the context of Australia. His educational odyssey commenced with a Bachelor of Arts from Osaka Gakuin University, where he laid the groundwork for his interdisciplinary approach to international studies. Building upon this foundation, he pursued successive Master’s degrees, delving into the realms of sociology, anthropology, and intercultural studies. These formative years were characterized by a keen exploration of indigenous rights, nationalism, and historical narratives, culminating in insightful theses under the guidance of esteemed mentors.His academic voyage reached its zenith with a Doctorate in Philosophy from the Graduate School for Advanced Studies at the National Museum of Ethnology. Here, under the tutelage of Professor Toshio Matsuyama, Dr. Tomonaga focused his research lens on the intricate Aboriginal movements for environmental management in South East Australia. This comprehensive educational trajectory reflects Dr. Tomonaga’s unwavering dedication to illuminating the complexities of societal structures, intercultural relations, and environmental stewardship, symbolizing a lifelong commitment to scholarly exploration and cross-cultural understanding. 📚🌏

Teaching Experience :

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga’s teaching journey is a testament to his dedication to fostering a nuanced understanding of anthropology, human rights, and multiculturalism across various academic institutions in Japan. As an Associate Professor at Ryukoku University’s Faculty of International Studies, he enriches the discourse on anthropology and folklore studies, contributing to the cultivation of a global perspective among students. Additionally, his role as an adjunct lecturer spans a multitude of universities, where he imparts invaluable insights into topics ranging from human rights education to the complexities of multicultural coexistence.Dr. Tomonaga’s engagement extends beyond conventional academic boundaries, delving into the intricacies of minority group issues, environmental ethics, and the frontier of social movements such as the Buraku Liberation Movement. Through his diverse teaching portfolio, he not only disseminates knowledge but also fosters critical thinking and cultural sensitivity among his students, nurturing a community of scholars equipped to navigate the complexities of our interconnected world. His commitment to education transcends disciplinary confines, embodying a spirit of intellectual curiosity and empathy essential for fostering inclusive societies. 📚🌍

Research Experience : 

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga’s extensive research portfolio reflects his deep engagement with indigenous issues and environmental management in Australia and Japan. Through prestigious grants like JSPS KAKENHI, he explores the interaction between traditional and modern knowledge systems, shedding light on watershed management practices among indigenous communities. As a research fellow, he collaborates on projects ranging from the protection of Buraku cultural heritage to inquiries into the dynamic relationships between indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. Dr. Tomonaga’s work is instrumental in fostering cultural understanding and promoting sustainable practices, embodying a commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship and cross-cultural dialogue. 🌱🌏

 

Award:

In 2012, Dr. Yugo Tomonaga was honored with the prestigious Sir Neil Currie Publication Award by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Australian Government, a recognition of his outstanding scholarly contributions. This accolade, accompanied by a grant of A$10,000, underscores the significance and impact of his research in advancing cross-cultural understanding and dialogue. Dr. Tomonaga’s work not only enriches academic discourse but also fosters deeper connections between diverse communities, symbolizing a commitment to excellence in intercultural scholarship and diplomacy. 🏆📚

 

Professional Experience :

Since 2016, Dr. Yugo Tomonaga has served as an esteemed executive committee member of the Australian Studies Association of Japan, contributing his expertise to promote scholarly exchanges and deepen understanding of Australian culture and society. Additionally, since 2012, he has taken on the role of organizer for the Study Tour in Australia of International Youth Sakai, facilitating immersive experiences for young learners to engage with diverse cultural landscapes. Through these roles, Dr. Tomonaga actively fosters cross-cultural connections and academic enrichment, embodying a commitment to nurturing global perspectives and fostering intercultural dialogue. 🌏📚

 

Academic Certifications

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga possesses a rich array of academic certifications, underscoring his diverse skill set and expertise. In 2013, he attained certification as an advanced social researcher, demonstrating his proficiency in conducting rigorous academic inquiries. Additionally, his Bachelor of Education degrees, obtained in 2005, specialize in teaching English, history, and geography, reflecting his dedication to education and pedagogy. Furthermore, his Museum Curator License acquired in 2000 highlights his proficiency in curatorial practices and cultural preservation. These certifications collectively exemplify Dr. Tomonaga’s multifaceted capabilities and his commitment to advancing scholarship, education, and cultural heritage preservation. 🎓📚

Research Focus :

Dr. Yugo Tomonaga’s research focus appears to be primarily centered around environmental anthropology, with a particular emphasis on water resource management and conservation. His contributions span various facets of this field, including the improvement of water and wastewater treatment processes using sound waves, sustainable water resource conservation, and environmental anthropological studies on watershed management. Through his work, Dr. Tomonaga delves into the intricate dynamics of human-environment interactions, exploring ways to balance ecological preservation with societal needs. His research not only sheds light on the practical applications of environmental science but also underscores the importance of cultural perspectives in shaping sustainable management practices. By bridging the gap between traditional knowledge systems and modern environmental approaches, Dr. Tomonaga embodies a holistic approach to conservation, striving for harmony between nature and human societies. 🌊🌱

Publication Top Notes :

Improvement of Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Using Various Sound Waves—A Consideration from the Viewpoint of Frequency

Study on Sustainable Water Resource Conservation—Toward Deepening of Homo Environmentics

Environmental Anthropological Study of Watershed Management‐Water Quality Conservation of Forest as a Catchment Area in the Southern Part of Australia

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Sustainable Collaborative Management for Conserving River Water Quality in Japan and Australia

Jongwoo Yi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Jongwoo Yi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Jongwoo Yi, Humanities Korea Plus Center/Institute of Japanese Korea/Dankook University at Jukjeon Campus, South Korea

 

Prof. Jongwoo Yi, a Ph.D. graduate of Sungkyunkwan University in Neo-Confucianism, serves as a Research Professor at Dankook University’s Humanities Korea Plus Center. With a focus on Korean and Eastern Asian culture, his extensive publications explore themes such as political philosophy, ethics, and comparative studies. Notable works include analyses of thinkers like Tasan Chŏng Yagyong and Matteo Ricci, showcasing his interdisciplinary approach. Prof. Yi’s research enriches understanding of cultural intersections and philosophical debates. 📚🌏

Publication Profile:

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Affiliations:

Prof. Jongwoo Yi holds a Ph.D. in Neo-Confucianism from Sungkyunkwan University, demonstrating his expertise in East Asian philosophical traditions. Currently serving as a Research Professor at the Humanities Korea Plus Center within the Institute of Japanese Studies at Dankook University’s Jukjeon Campus, he contributes significantly to the exploration of cultural and philosophical themes. 🎓With a focus on Korean and Japanese studies, Prof. Yi’s research delves into the intricate nuances of Neo-Confucian philosophy, shedding light on its relevance in contemporary discourse. His academic pursuits center around understanding the intricate relationship between traditional thought and modern perspectives, particularly in the context of political philosophy and ethical inquiry. 📚As a Research Professor, Prof. Yi’s role involves fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and promoting scholarly exchange within the academic community. Through his affiliations and publications, he actively contributes to enriching understanding of East Asian cultural heritage and its implications for broader intellectual discourse. Prof. Yi’s dedication to advancing knowledge in his field underscores his commitment to bridging past and present, facilitating a deeper appreciation of the region’s philosophical heritage. 🌏

Research Focus :

Prof. Jongwoo Yi’s research focus revolves around the intersection of Neo-Confucian philosophy, political theory, and ethical inquiry, with a particular emphasis on Korean intellectual history. 📚 His scholarly investigations delve into various aspects of East Asian thought, exploring the works of prominent figures such as Tasan Chǒng Yagyong, Dasan Jeong Yak-yong, and King Jeongjo. Through comparative analyses, Prof. Yi seeks to illuminate the similarities and differences between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, as evidenced in his comparisons of Confucian democracy with modern democratic theory, and the examination of power dynamics in Neo-Confucian thought.Furthermore, his exploration of justice and governance extends to practical implications, as seen in his study comparing the approaches of Jeong Yakyong and King Jeongjo towards land system reform. By dissecting these historical and philosophical inquiries, Prof. Yi contributes not only to academic discourse but also offers insights into contemporary socio-political issues. His multifaceted approach underscores his commitment to bridging past and present perspectives, enriching our understanding of cultural heritage and its relevance in today’s world. 🌏

 

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