Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda, Université de Kara, Benin

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda is an economist, Assistant at the Department of Economic Sciences, University of Kara (UK), Togo. He is also a member of the UNCTAD Virtual Institute and an accredited expert for evaluating teaching practices via the “Teach” tool by the World Bank. His academic and professional contributions span various fields, including economic policy, structural transformation, and development. Dr. Aronda has vast experience in both academic and governmental sectors, actively contributing to the evaluation of educational practices and research at national and international levels. 📚🌍

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Education

Dr. Aronda holds a Doctorate in Economic Sciences, specializing in International Economics, from the University of Lomé (2019), with honors. He also completed a Master’s in Applied Economics from the University of Abomey-Calavi (2015), focusing on Applied Macroeconomics. Earlier, he earned a Master’s in Economic Sciences from the University of Kara (2012) and a Bachelor’s degree in the same field. His academic journey was enriched by multiple online certifications from UNCTAD Virtual Institute in economic analysis, structural transformation, and industrial policy. 🎓📖

Experience

Dr. Aronda has extensive experience in academia, serving as an Assistant at the University of Kara since 2024, where he contributes to teaching, guiding students’ academic work, and participating in defense juries. Previously, he worked as an assistant researcher during his PhD years (2015-2020) at both the University of Kara and Lomé. He has also been involved in the Ministry of Commerce and Private Sector Promotion (2015), where he assisted in planning and monitoring evaluations. His role as the head of the student registration office and other administrative duties at the university further showcase his leadership. 🏫💼

Awards and Honors

Dr. Aronda has received numerous recognitions for his academic and professional excellence. He was awarded the “Très Honorable” distinction for his doctoral thesis. Additionally, he has earned various certificates from the UNCTAD Virtual Institute, including those in structural transformation and economic analysis. His ability to successfully complete rigorous World Bank training on teaching practices and evaluation tools further solidifies his reputation. These awards underline his commitment to research, education, and fostering economic development. 🏆🎖️

Research Focus

Dr. Aronda’s research primarily focuses on structural transformation in developing economies, international trade, and the socio-economic effects of trade on labor markets and income inequality. He is keen on understanding the economic structures of developing countries, how trade policies impact growth, and the role of financial institutions in fostering development. His work also explores poverty, income inequality, and the microfinance sector’s contribution to economic transformation. He aims to bridge policy gaps and contribute to practical solutions for sustainable development. 📊🌱

Publication Top Notes

A Bayesian Approach to the Determinants of Structural Transformation in Sub‐Saharan Africa

Structural transformation in sub-Saharan Africa:A comparative analysis of sub-regions performances

Oliver Kovacs | Industrial policy | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Oliver Kovacs | Industrial policy | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Oliver Kovacs, Department of Economics and International Economics, University of Public Service, Budapest, Hungary.

Dr. Oliver Kovacs is a Senior Research Fellow at the National University of Public Service, Hungary, specializing in complexity economics, European integration, fiscal policy, and Industry 4.0. With over 14 years of academic and consultancy experience, he has contributed extensively to policy-making and socio-economic development. Previously, he was a Research Fellow at ICEG European Center, leading international projects in macroeconomics and SME development. As a member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Darwin Club for Social Science, Dr. Kovacs continues to shape public sector innovation and technological advancement. His multilingual proficiency in English and German complements his global outreach. Recognized with prestigious scholarships, including the János Bolyai Research Scholarship, his impactful contributions to economic governance and public policy make him a prominent figure in the field.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Kovacs holds a Ph.D. in Economics (Summa cum laude) from the University of Debrecen, specializing in Competitiveness, Globalisation, and Regionalism. His doctoral research provided deep insights into fiscal sustainability and European economic policies. He earned his Master’s in Economics from the University of Debrecen, with a focus on economic policy and European Union affairs. His academic journey began with a background in Informatics from Mechwart András Vocational Secondary School of Engineering and Information Technology, followed by specialized training as a System and Network Engineer (CISCO CCNA). This interdisciplinary education has equipped him with expertise in economic modeling and data analysis using tools like EViews, Stata, and SPSS, fostering innovative solutions in public policy and research.

💼 Experience

Dr. Kovacs serves as a Senior Research Fellow at the National University of Public Service, focusing on economic governance and innovation dynamics. From 2009 to 2017, he was a Research Fellow at the ICEG European Center, contributing to international projects on macroeconomics, fiscal policy, and SME development. His role included policy analysis and economic consulting. Additionally, he has been an expert panelist for EuroMoney since 2010, offering insights on economic performance in Eastern European countries. Dr. Kovacs has collaborated with organizations like CASE Network to enhance SME development in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. His dedication to economic research and contributions to public sector innovation through strategic policy recommendations have significantly influenced economic development in Central and Eastern Europe.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Dr. Kovacs has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards for his academic excellence. He received the János Bolyai Research Scholarship from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences twice, from 2017 to 2020 and again from 2024 to 2027. Additionally, he earned the Ányos Jedlik Scholarship under the National Excellence Program (2013-2014) for his outstanding doctoral research. In 2009, he was awarded the Special Prize at the National Student Research Competition for his exemplary work on fiscal sustainability in Europe. His contributions to research were further acknowledged through the New National Excellence Program Scholarship (2018-2020), supporting his continued pursuit of impactful economic studies. These accolades reflect his influential role in advancing economic research and public policy.

🔎 Research Focus

Dr. Kovacs’ research interests span complexity economics, European integration, fiscal policy, and technological innovation. His work critically examines the role of the modern state in fostering economic growth through Industry 4.0, public sector innovation, and SME development. He is particularly known for investigating the impact of graphene technology and digital transformation on economic competitiveness. Additionally, he explores the challenges of degrowth-transition and the emergence of zombie companies in the European market. His interdisciplinary research approach combines econometric modeling with policy analysis to offer evidence-based recommendations. Through numerous international collaborations, Dr. Kovacs has influenced public governance policies, contributing to a more sustainable and resilient economic landscape.

Publication Top Notes

📘 The Dark Corners of Industry 4.0–Grounding Economic Governance 2.0 – O Kovacs, Technology in Society, Cited by 165 (2018)
📘 Az Ipar 4.0 Komplexitása-I. – O Kovács, Economic Review/Kozgazdasagi Szemle, Cited by 55 (2017)
📘 Az Ipar 4.0 Komplexitása-II. – O Kovács, Economic Review/Kozgazdasagi Szemle, Cited by 27 (2017)
📘 Big IFs in Productivity-enhancing Industry 4.0 – O Kovacs, Social Sciences, Cited by 19 (2019)
📘 Complexity Economics: Economic Governance, Science and Policy – O Kovács, Routledge, Cited by 15 (2022)
📘 Grounding Complexity Economics in Framing Modern Governance – O Kovacs, Acta Oeconomica, Cited by 15 (2020)
📘 Hungarian Multinationals in 2013–A Slow Recovery After the Crisis – M Sass, O Kovács, ICEG European Center & Columbia University, Cited by 15 (2015)
📘 MNEs from Emerging Markets: New Players in the World FDI Market – KP Sauvant, VP Govitrikar, K Davies, DD Van Den Bulcke, B Nofal, O Kovacs, Various Institutions, Cited by 14 (2011)
📘 Inclusive Industry 4.0 in Europe—Japanese Lessons on Socially Responsible Industry 4.0 – O Kovacs, Social Sciences, Cited by 13 (2022)
📘 The Hungarian Agony Over Eurozone Accession – O Kovács, Core-periphery Relations in the European Union, Cited by 10 (2016)
📘 Stabilitás és Dinamizmus – K Olivér, Alinea Kiadó, Cited by 10 (2015)
📘 Stabilitás és Dinamizmus: Az Innovatív Fiskális Politika Alapjai – O Kovács, Alinea Kiado, Cited by 10 (2015)
📘 A Snapshot of the Leading Hungarian Multinationals 2011 – M Sass, O Kovács, Emerging Market Global Players Project, Columbia University, Cited by 9 (2013)
📘 Policies Supporting Innovation in Public Service Provision – O Kovács, Global Review of Innovation Policy Studies, Cited by 9 (2012)
📘 Policies in Support of Service Innovation – O Kovacs, INNO-Grips Policy Brief, European Commission, Cited by 9 (2011)
📘 Black Swans or Creeping Normalcy?–A Holistic Crisis Analysis – O Kovács, Eastern Journal of European Studies, Cited by 7 (2013)
📘 Reversing the Great Suppression: Unleashing Catalytic Public Sector for Innovation Dynamism – O Kovacs, Ludovika Press, Cited by 6 (2023)

Sylvia Kusemererwa | Public Health | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Sylvia Kusemererwa | Public Health | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Sylvia Kusemererwa, Medical Research Council/Uganda Virus Research Institute and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Uganda Research Unit, Uganda

Dr. Sylvia Kusemererwa is a distinguished Scientist A, Project Leader, and Principal Investigator at MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda Research Unit. She holds an MBChB and MPH from Makerere University and has extensive experience in clinical research, epidemiology, and infectious disease management. Dr. Kusemererwa has led multiple clinical trials on HIV prevention, malaria vaccines, and COVID-19 research. She actively contributes to national health policies, serving as Chair of the Masaka Regional Referral Hospital Research Ethics Committee. Her work has significantly impacted public health in Uganda and beyond. 📍

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🎓 Education

Dr. Kusemererwa earned her MBChB (2001) and MPH (2010) from Makerere University, equipping her with expertise in public health and clinical research. She pursued specialized training in project management (PRINCE2), global health leadership (Afya Bora Fellowship), and research ethics. She has completed advanced courses in statistics, epidemiology, and scientific manuscript writing. Her certifications include GCP from LSHTM and Citiprogram HSP. Her continuous learning reflects her dedication to high-quality clinical trials and ethical research governance. 📚

👩‍⚕️ Experience

Dr. Kusemererwa has held key positions, including Scientist A at MRC Uganda, Clinical Coordinator at TASO Mbale, and Medical Officer at Kampala Medical Chambers. She has been a Principal Investigator and Study Coordinator for numerous trials on HIV vaccines, COVID-19, and malaria. Her leadership in clinical research spans over two decades, significantly advancing Uganda’s infectious disease research landscape. She also mentors researchers and chairs ethics committees, ensuring adherence to international research standards. 🏥

🏆 Awards & Honors

Dr. Kusemererwa has been recognized for her contributions to public health and research ethics. She is Chair of the Masaka Regional Referral Hospital Research Ethics Committee and a mentor in the MRC-CTU Mentorship Scheme. She has received fellowships in global health leadership and numerous accolades for her role in advancing vaccine research and ethical clinical trials in Uganda. Her commitment to scientific excellence has established her as a leader in biomedical research. 🌍

🔬 Research Focus

Dr. Kusemererwa specializes in clinical trials for infectious diseases, focusing on HIV prevention, malaria vaccines, and emerging infections like COVID-19. She has led Phase 2 and 3 trials on HIV PrEP, vaccine efficacy, and maternal immunization. Her research emphasizes public health impact, implementation science, and ethical considerations in clinical studies. She collaborates globally to optimize vaccine deployment and improve healthcare interventions in sub-Saharan Africa. 🧪

Publication Top Notes

  • “Predictors of oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake among individuals in a HIV vaccine preparedness cohort in Masaka, Uganda” (2021)

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  • “Assessing acceptability of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among participants in an HIV vaccine preparedness study in southwestern Uganda” (2022)

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  • “Associations between intravaginal practices and incidence of sexually transmitted infections and bacterial vaginosis among women enrolled in the dapivirine vaginal ring trial (The Ring Study) in southwestern Uganda: a retrospective secondary analysis” (2024)

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  • “Changes in self-reported risky sexual behaviour indicators among adults receiving regular risk reduction counselling and optional initiation of pre-exposure prophylaxis in an HIV vaccine preparedness study in Masaka, Uganda” (2023)

  • “Contraceptive Preference Among Women at Risk of HIV Acquisition in Southwestern Uganda” (2018)

 

 

Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu | Development Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu | Development Economics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu, Debre Tabor University, Ethiopia

Dr. Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu is an accomplished academic from Ethiopia, currently serving as the Coordinator of Research and Community Services at the College of Business and Economics, Debre Tabor University. He holds a PhD in Development Economics from Punjabi University, India, and has extensive experience in teaching and research leadership. With a strong background in urban management and economic planning, he is proficient in econometrics and data analysis using STATA and SPSS. Dr. Mengistu is fluent in Amharic and English, demonstrating excellent communication skills. He is dedicated to advancing research and community engagement in economics. 📚🤝

 

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Professional Background

Dr. Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu is an accomplished academic and researcher from Ethiopia, with a significant background in development economics. He currently serves as the Coordinator of Research and Community Services at the College of Business and Economics at Debre Tabor University. His extensive experience in various academic and administrative roles demonstrates his leadership capabilities and commitment to fostering research and community engagement.

Academic Qualifications

Dr. Mengistu holds a PhD in Development Economics from Punjabi University in India, along with multiple degrees in related fields, including a Master’s degree in Urban Management from the Ethiopian Civil Service University and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Hawasa University. This robust educational foundation equips him with a comprehensive understanding of economic theories and applications, making him well-suited for research in his field.

Research and Work Experience

His career spans over a decade, including key positions such as Head of the Department of Economics and various coordinator roles in revenue collection and planning. His work in these capacities involves significant research responsibilities, particularly in development economics and local economic development. The experience he has accumulated in both academic and practical settings enhances his qualifications for research-oriented awards.

Conclusion

Dr. Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu’s academic credentials, extensive experience in research and community services, and commitment to continuous professional development position him as a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions to development economics, combined with his effective communication and leadership skills, make him an excellent choice for recognition in this category.

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The effect of livelihood diversification on food security: evidence from Ethiopia

Short-and long-run technical efficiency analysis: Application to ethiopian manufacturing firms

The Effect of Personal Remittance on Poverty Reduction in Sub Saharan Africa

 

 

Assist Prof Dr. Samson Ndanyi | Sovereignty Award | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Samson Ndanyi | Sovereignty Award | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Samson Ndanyi, Rhodes College, United States

Samson Kaunga Ndanyi, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of African History and Africana Studies at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. He earned his Ph.D. in History with a focus on African history and double minors in World History and African American History and African Diaspora Studies from Indiana University, Bloomington, in 2018. He also holds an M.A. in History from Morgan State University and an M.S. in Social Science from Towson University, where he completed his B.S. in Film and T.V. Production, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Ndanyi specializes in a diverse array of fields, including African history from precolonial times to the present, Black Cinema, the Black Diaspora, and the global histories of cannabis and piracy. He teaches a range of courses, including surveys of traditional and modern Africa, Black protests, and diseases in Africa, as well as specialized classes like “Ganja: A Global History of Marijuana” and “Ocean Pirates and Piracy.” Dr. Ndanyi is committed to innovative pedagogy and has undergone extensive training in teaching college history. Prior to his current role, he served as an Associate Instructor at Indiana University, where he facilitated student discussions and supported academic advising.

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Summary of Suitability for Research for Community Impact Award: Samson Kaunga Ndanyi, Ph.D.

Dr. Samson Kaunga Ndanyi, an Assistant Professor of African History and Africana Studies at Rhodes College, stands out as a compelling candidate for the Research for Community Impact Award. His extensive academic background and diverse research interests uniquely position him to contribute to community engagement and social transformation.

Education

  • Ph.D. in History (African History)
    • Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 2018
    • Double Minors: World History; African American History and African Diaspora Studies.
  • M.A. in History
    • Morgan State University, Maryland, 2013
  • M.S. in Social Science
    • Towson University, Maryland, 2008
  • B.S. in Film and T.V. Production (Magna Cum Laude)
    • Towson University, Maryland, 2006

Work Experience

Academic Appointment

  • Assistant Professor of History and Africana Studies
    • Rhodes College, Memphis, TN (2018-present)

Teaching Experience

  • Associate Instructor
    • Indiana University, Bloomington, 2014-2018
    • Responsible for facilitating student discussions, grading assignments, attending lectures, and providing academic support.

Non-Academic Work

  • National Refugee Processing Specialist
    • World Relief, Baltimore, Maryland (2006–2013)
  • Unit Manager
    • Creative Options Inc., Baltimore, Maryland (2003–2006)
  • Freelance Journalist
    • Daily Nation, Kenya (2002–2003)
  • Drama Director/Teacher
    • Limuru Girls’ High School, Kiambu, Kenya (1996–2001)
  • Artistic Director/Actor
    • Kenya National Theatre, Nairobi, Kenya (1992–1994)
  • Artistic Director
    • Wadada Theatre, Nairobi, Kenya (1989–1995)

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A film is banned if the ladies say so: Women and film censorship in Kenya, 1912-1963

CANNABIS IN KENYA

Read Africans, decenter scholarship

Reassessing Jomo Kenyatta’s Crackdown on Theatre for Education and Development

Charalampos Tsavdaroglou | migration studies | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Charalampos Tsavdaroglou | migration studies | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Charalampos Tsavdaroglou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Dr. Charalampos Tsavdaroglou is a prominent academic specializing in critical and radical geography, urban sociology, and migration studies. He holds a PhD in Urban and Regional Planning from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Currently, he serves as a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focusing on housing-energy nexus and refugees’ solidarity cities. Dr. Tsavdaroglou has received multiple accolades, including the Wiley Top Cited Article Award and the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship. His fieldwork spans cities like Athens, Istanbul, and Thessaloniki, contributing significantly to urban commons and social movements. 🌍🏙️📚

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Research Contributions

Dr. Tsavdaroglou’s research focuses on critical urban theory, migration, and the right to the city, which are highly relevant topics in contemporary social science. His involvement as a Principal Investigator in significant research programs, such as “Refugees’ solidarity city” and post-doctoral projects like “Prototypes for addressing the housing-energy-nexus,” underscores his leadership in addressing pressing societal issues. His work, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizes the importance of community practices among refugees, showcasing his dedication to socially relevant research.

Academic Achievements

Dr. Tsavdaroglou has been recognized for his scholarly contributions, receiving awards such as the Wiley Top Cited Article for his work on refugees during the pandemic and the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship. His research publications have not only gained academic recognition but also contribute to the policy discourse surrounding refugee integration and urban planning. His thesis, “Commons and Enclosures: Dialectic Approach of Space,” demonstrates a profound understanding of the dynamics of space and social structures.

Teaching Experience

Dr. Tsavdaroglou’s teaching experience spans several reputable institutions, including Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Hellenic Open University. His role as a visiting professor in Human Geography and Sociology of Space reflects his expertise in these fields, while his leadership in course development indicates his commitment to education. His teaching interests align well with his research, allowing him to inspire the next generation of scholars.

Fieldwork and Global Experience

His extensive fieldwork experience in cities such as Athens, Belgrade, and Istanbul enriches his research perspective, grounding his theoretical work in real-world contexts. This practical experience is vital in understanding urban dynamics and the lived experiences of marginalized communities, making his research highly applicable and impactful.

Conclusion

Dr. Charalampos Tsavdaroglou’s robust research profile, significant academic achievements, and diverse teaching experience, he stands out as an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His commitment to addressing societal issues through critical urban research and his proven ability to engage with both academic and non-academic audiences make him a deserving nominee. His contributions not only advance academic discourse but also have the potential to influence policy and community practices positively.

 

Publication Top Notes

  • The Newcomers’ Right to the Common Space: The case of Athens during the refugee crisis – Cited by: 67 📚, Year: 2018
  • Urban planning and revolt: a spatial analysis of the December 2008 uprising in Athens – Cited by: 52 📚, Year: 2011
  • The refugees’ right to the centre of the city: City branding versus city commoning in Athens – Cited by: 47 📚, Year: 2022
  • The refugees’ right to the center of the city and spatial justice: Gentrification vs commoning practices in Tarlabaşı-Istanbul – Cited by: 34 📚, Year: 2020
  • ‘The Right to the City’ in Athens during A Crisis Era. Between Inversion, Assimilation and Going Beyond – Cited by: 33 📚, Year: 2015
  • Acts for refugees’ right to the city and commoning practices of care-tizenship in Athens, Mytilene and Thessaloniki – Cited by: 24 📚, Year: 2019
  • The golden ‘salto mortale’ in the era of crisis: Primitive accumulation and local and urban struggle in the case of Skouries gold mining in Greece – Cited by: 22 📚, Year: 2017
  • Housing commons vs. state spatial policies of refugee camps in Athens and Thessaloniki – Cited by: 19 📚, Year: 2020
  • Reimagining a transnational right to the city: No Border actions and commoning practices in Thessaloniki – Cited by: 17 📚, Year: 2019
  • Refugees’ caring and commoning practices against marginalisation under COVID‐19 in Greece – Cited by: 16 📚, Year: 2022

 

 

Biao Xu | Health policy and management | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Biao Xu | Health policy and management | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Biao Xu, Nanjing University, China

Prof. Biao Xu, born in March 1981 in Huainan, Anhui, is a distinguished academic at the School of Government, Nanjing University. He holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration and has a profound background in public administration and marketing. Specializing in health policies, health economy, and government economic management, Prof. Xu is currently the director of the Center for Health Management and Care Security Policy Research. His notable projects include AI-based doctor-patient communication systems and public trust crisis management. He has published extensively in leading journals on topics such as public trust and health management. 📚✍️

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🎓 Education and Academic Background

Xu Biao, born in Huainan, Anhui, China in March 1981, is a distinguished scholar and professor at Nanjing University. He holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Nanjing University, completed in 2009, a Master’s degree in Business Administration (Marketing) from the same university (2006), and a B.Sc. in Public Administration from Anhui University (2003). Following his Ph.D., he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Health Management and Care Security Policy Research at Nanjing University (2009-2011). 📚

🧑‍🏫 Professional Experience

Xu has a robust academic career, serving as a Professor at Nanjing University’s School of Government since 2019, with previous roles including Associate Professor (2013-2018) and Lecturer (2011-2012). He has also been a Research Associate at the Center for Health Management and Care Security Policy Research since 2011. 🏫

Research Focus

Dr. Xu Biao, a renowned scholar at Nanjing University, focuses on diverse research areas within health and economic policies. His primary interests lie in health policy management, examining cost-effectiveness in diabetes treatments🩺, and public behavior in healthcare decisions💉. Dr. Xu also explores innovation adoption in healthcare🏥, particularly addressing resistance among professionals to new practices. Additionally, he delves into public trust dynamics during crises🤝 and the impact of government policies on enterprise innovation and sustainable development🌍. His work often intersects health economics and public administration, reflecting a commitment to enhancing healthcare systems and public trust.

 

Publication Top Notes

  • The long-term cost-effectiveness of once-weekly semaglutide versus sitagliptin for the treatment of type 2 diabetes in China 🩺 (2024) – 0 Citations
  • Double-edged sword of knowledge inertia: Overcoming healthcare professionals’ resistance in innovation adoption 📚 (2024) – 0 Citations
  • Heuristics in vaccination Decision-Making for newly developed Vaccines: Understanding the public’s imitative behavior 💉 (2024) – 0 Citations
  • Conflicts, trust toward the acquirer from emerging economies and post-acquisition cooperation intention 🤝 (2023) – 0 Citations
  • Increased Protection of Earlier Use of Immunoprophylaxis in Preventing Perinatal Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus 🦠 (2021) – 30 Citations
  • How does renqing influence purchase intentions in the Chinese business-to-business context? 🛒 (2021) – 7 Citations
  • R&D internationalization and green innovation? Evidence from Chinese resource enterprises and environmental enterprises 🌍 (2019) – 20 Citations
  • Do government R&D subsidies cultivate enterprises’ voluntary national/industry standard-setting for sustainable development? 🏛️ (2019) – 3 Citations
  • Presence of hepatitis B virus markers in umbilical cord blood: Exposure to or infection with the virus? 👶🦠 (2019) – 34 Citations
  • Know to grow: the role of knowledge integration in marketing dynamic capabilities 📈 (2019) – 3 Citations