Ms. Shaguna Gupta | Cloud Computing Computer Science Research | Best Researcher Award

National College of Ireland | Ireland

Shaguna Gupta is a dedicated computer science researcher specializing in cloud computing, distributed systems, and intelligent transportation systems. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), Ireland, focusing on highway traffic flow optimization using deep reinforcement learning to improve traffic throughput and travel time reliability. She holds a Master of Technology in Cloud Computing with Queuing Theory from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU), India, and a Bachelor of Engineering from Jammu University, India. Her research experience spans multiple international institutions, including a postgraduate studentship under Science Foundation Ireland’s CRT ADVANCE project, a research internship at the University of Virginia, USA, and project work at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. She has contributed to multiple publications in areas such as rideshare optimization, queuing theory for cloud services, and microservice resilience. As an educator, she has served as an associate faculty member, demonstrator, and lecturer, supervising cloud computing projects and teaching modules on AI, programming, and cybersecurity. Her research interests include cloud computing, traffic management, multi-agent reinforcement learning, and distributed systems. She has received several academic awards, including gold medals, scholarships, and best paper presentations. Committed to advancing technology for societal benefit, she actively participates in workshops, conferences, and community outreach, reflecting a balance of innovation, leadership, and practical impact.

Profile: Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Gupta, S., Narang, R., Krishnaswami, K., & Yadav, S. (1994). Plasma selenium level in cancer patients. Indian Journal of Cancer, 31(3), 192–197.

Fusco, V. F., Sancheti, S., & Gupta, S. (1994). Active antenna element design issues. IEE Colloquium on Smart Antennas (Digest No: 1994/182), 9/1–9/7.

Gupta, S., & Fusco, V. F. (1996). Low cross-polarized integrated mixer/phase shifter patch antenna for beamforming applications. 26th European Microwave Conference, 1, 397–400.

Gupta, S., & Pourush, R. K. S. (1999). Technical Notes-4 x 4 planar phased array of circular patch microstrip antenna in plasma environment for on-board applications. Space Technology-Abingdon, 19(2), 97–108.

Gupta, S., Fusco, V. F., & Sancheti, S. (1999). Self-phased re-transmitting integrated mixer antenna array. International Journal of Electronics, 86(2), 207–215.

Gupta, S., Narang, R., & Patel, M. K., Gupta, K., Kumar, K. (2025). Enhanced ECC-driven text encryption scheme using chaotic maps and Rhotrices. Palestine Journal of Mathematics, 14(3).

Gupta, S., & Arora, S. (2018). Queueing system in cloud services management: a survey. International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 119(12), 12741–12753.

Shaikh, R. (2025). Prediction of resource utilization in cloud computing using machine learning. Dublin, National College of Ireland.

Prof. Decai Tang | Decision-making and Problem-solving | Research Excellence Award

Hengxing University | China

Professor Tang Decai is an accomplished scholar in management science and engineering, with a strong academic foundation built through degrees in English education, economics, and a PhD in management science and engineering. Over three decades, he has held key academic and administrative roles across major Chinese universities, contributing extensively to teaching, discipline development, and international education. His teaching portfolio spans management, economics, finance, public administration, and Marxist theory, including courses for undergraduate, postgraduate, and international students. As a prolific researcher, he has published more than 200 papers in high-impact SSCI/SCI and CSSCI journals, including Journal of Cleaner Production, Sustainable Cities and Society, Ecological Indicators, Frontiers in Environmental Science, and Environmental Science and Pollution Research. His research interests cover industrial policy, sustainable development, low-carbon manufacturing, urbanization, service industry development, environmental management, productivity theory, and the knowledge economy. He has led 36 research projects—including provincial talent projects and government-funded studies—and contributed to multiple significant consulting reports that received provincial awards. His scholarly achievements include authoring and co-authoring influential monographs and textbooks and receiving numerous provincial awards for research excellence, teaching, and Party affairs work. Professor Tang’s career reflects a sustained commitment to academic leadership, multidisciplinary scholarship, and impactful contributions to management research and public policy.

Profiles: ORCID

Featured Publications

Zhao, Z., Tang, D., & Li, J. (2025). Driving role of digital finance on economic resilience: Threshold effects of industrial structure upgrading and social security. Economic Change and Restructuring.

Tang, D., Boamah, V., & Ben Amara, D. (2025). Revisiting the Environmental Kuznets Curve in West Africa: A spatial econometric analysis of growth, globalization, and emissions. Journal of Environmental Management.

Tang, D., Boamah, V., Ding, Q., & Bai, J. (2025). Spatial dependencies and long-run dynamics of the Environmental Kuznets Curve in West Africa: An analysis of growth vs. emissions. Frontiers in Environmental Science.

Xiang, J., Tang, D., Zhou, Y., & Chen, Q. (2025). Green finance, environmental regulation, and the optimization of industrial structure in China’s Yangtze River economic belt. Frontiers in Environmental Science.

Cheng, X., Bian, J., He, D., & Tang, D. (2025). An analysis of agricultural production efficiency of Yellow River Basin based on a three-stage DEA Malmquist model. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications.

Liu, Y., Gherghina, S. C., Liu, H., Tang, D., Yin, C., & Kong, L. (2025). Ownership succession, risk taking and debt financing from the perspective of the institutional environment. PLOS One.

Zhang, X., Tang, D., & Cheng, X. (2025). The inverted U-shaped relationship between judicial development and economic growth: Evidence from China. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications.

Pan, Y., Atsi, E. R., Tang, D., He, D., & Donkor, M. (2025). The synergistic effect of foreign direct investment and renewable energy consumption on environmental pollution mitigation: Evidence from developing countries. Sustainability.

Dai, L., Tang, D., Atsi, E. R., Zhao, M., Zhang, H., Kong, Y., & Zhang, L. (2025). The integration of green finance and logistics: Implications for green industry transformation. Frontiers in Environmental Science.

Tang, D., Obuobi, B., Nketiah, E., & Adu-Gyamfi, G. (2025). Breaking the energy crisis: Does the role of government support impact Ghanaians’ intention to adopt sustainable energy from food waste? Energy.

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