Carmela nappi | Health | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. carmela nappi | Health | Women Researcher Award

Dr. carmela nappi, Federico II University Naples, Italy

Dr. Carmela Nappi is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Advanced Biomedical Sciences, University of Naples Federico II. 🎓 She holds a degree in Medicine and Surgery, a PhD in Biomorphological and Surgical Sciences, and board certifications in Nuclear Medicine. 🏅 Her research focuses on nuclear cardiology, with expertise in PET/CT and SPECT procedures. She has held prestigious fellowships, including at Massachusetts General Hospital and SDN Foundation for Research. 🏥 Dr. Nappi is also involved in academic teaching and has contributed to innovative healthcare projects. 💡 Her work bridges clinical and research domains in nuclear medicine.

 

Publication Profile

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Education & Qualifications 🎓

Dr. Carmela Nappi completed her degree in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Naples Federico II, with a score of 108/110 in 2009. 🏅 She obtained her Medical Board Certification in 2010 (Order of Doctors, Surgeons, and Dentists of Naples). In 2015, she earned Board Certification in Nuclear Medicine with a score of 50/50 cum laude. 🏥 Additionally, Dr. Nappi holds an IELTS Academic English Level B2 certification (2015). She further advanced her studies by obtaining a PhD in Biomorphological and Surgical Sciences from the University of Naples Federico II in 2019. 🎓

 

Achieved Qualifications 🎓

Dr. Carmela Nappi has earned the prestigious Italian National Scientific Qualification for the role of Associate Professor in two key sectors. 🌟 She was recognized in the competition sector 06/I1-Diagnostic Imaging, Radiotherapy, and Neuroradiology, valid from February 7, 2022, to February 7, 2032. Additionally, she achieved the qualification for Associate Professor in Sector 06/N1-Sciences of Health Professions and Applied Medical Technologies, valid from October 5, 2022, to October 5, 2032. These qualifications highlight her academic excellence and dedication to advancing medical and scientific fields. 🏅

 

Academic and International Teaching Experience 📚🌍

Dr. Carmela Nappi has made significant contributions to education, particularly in nuclear medicine and radiology. She has supported teaching activities at the University of Naples Federico II, where she assisted in courses on nuclear medicine, medical imaging, and radiotherapy from 2015 to present. Additionally, she co-tutored Master’s and Specialization theses in Medicine and Nuclear Medicine. Her international teaching experience includes advanced online courses and webinars, such as the “Quantification in Myocardial Perfusion Imaging” and the “Non-ischemic Heart Disease” webinar, collaborating with esteemed institutions like the European School of Multimodality Imaging and Therapy and the Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine. 🌟🎓

 

Research Focus

Dr. Carmela Nappi’s research predominantly revolves around cardiovascular imaging and nuclear medicine. Her work focuses on myocardial perfusion imaging, including the use of PET/CT and PET/MRI technologies for early detection of coronary artery disease and cardiac involvement in genetic conditions such as Anderson-Fabry disease. She explores quantification techniques in myocardial perfusion and evaluates the diagnostic accuracy of CZT-SPECT. Dr. Nappi is also involved in coronary artery calcium scoring and coronary CT angiography, investigating their prognostic value for assessing atherosclerotic burden and vascular function. Her contributions span both clinical and technological advancements in cardiac care. 🫀📊

 

Publication Top Notes

  • EANM procedural guidelines for PET/CT quantitative myocardial perfusion imaging – R Sciagrà, M Lubberink, F Hyafil, A Saraste, RHJA Slart, D Agostini, … – European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 48, 1040-1069 – Cited by: 124 📊 (2021)

 

  • Biparametric 3T Magnetic Resonance Imaging for prostatic cancer detection in a biopsy-naïve patient population: a further improvement of PI-RADS v2? – A Stanzione, M Imbriaco, S Cocozza, F Fusco, G Rusconi, C Nappi, … – European Journal of Radiology 85(12), 2269-2274 – Cited by: 106 🔬 (2016)

 

  • First experience of simultaneous PET/MRI for the early detection of cardiac involvement in patients with Anderson-Fabry disease – C Nappi, M Altiero, M Imbriaco, E Nicolai, CA Giudice, M Aiello, … – European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 42, 1025-1031 – Cited by: 88 🧑‍⚕️ (2015)

 

  • Combined evaluation of regional coronary artery calcium and myocardial perfusion by 82Rb PET/CT in the identification of obstructive coronary artery disease – E Zampella, W Acampa, R Assante, C Nappi, V Gaudieri, CG Mainolfi, … – European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 45, 521-529 – Cited by: 68 ❤️ (2018)

 

  • Quantification of myocardial perfusion reserve by CZT-SPECT: A head to head comparison with 82Rubidium PET imaging – W Acampa, E Zampella, R Assante, A Genova, G De Simini, T Mannarino, … – Journal of Nuclear Cardiology 28(6), 2827-2839 – Cited by: 55 💡 (2021)

 

  • Diagnostic performance of myocardial perfusion imaging with conventional and CZT single-photon emission computed tomography in detecting coronary artery disease: A meta-analysis – V Cantoni, R Green, W Acampa, E Zampella, R Assante, C Nappi, … – Journal of Nuclear Cardiology 28(2), 698-715 – Cited by: 55 🔍 (2021)

 

  • Prognostic value of coronary artery calcium score and coronary CT angiography in patients with intermediate risk of coronary artery disease – M Petretta, S Daniele, W Acampa, M Imbriaco, T Pellegrino, G Messalli, … – The International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging 28, 1547-1556 – Cited by: 50 📉 (2012)

 

  • Prognostic value of normal stress myocardial perfusion imaging in diabetic patients: A meta-analysis – W Acampa, V Cantoni, R Green, F Maio, S Daniele, C Nappi, V Gaudieri, … – Journal of Nuclear Cardiology 21(5), 893-902 – Cited by: 45 💓 (2014)

 

  • Transient ischemic dilation in SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging for prediction of severe coronary artery disease in diabetic patients – M Petretta, W Acampa, S Daniele, MP Petretta, C Nappi, R Assante, … – Journal of Nuclear Cardiology 20(1), 45-52 – Cited by: 44 🩺 (2013)

 

  • Incremental prognostic value of coronary flow reserve assessed with single-photon emission computed tomography – S Daniele, C Nappi, W Acampa, G Storto, T Pellegrino, F Ricci, E Xhoxhi, … – Journal of Nuclear Cardiology 18(4), 612-619 – Cited by: 44 ⏳ (2011)

 

Moshe Brand | Hemodinamics| Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Moshe Brand | Hemodinamics| Best Researcher Award

Ariel University,Israel

Dr. Moshe Brand is a distinguished researcher and academic affiliated with Ariel University in Israel. His expertise spans various domains, including computational sciences, algorithms, and applied mathematics. With numerous peer-reviewed publications to his name, Dr. Brand has made significant contributions to advancing knowledge in his field. He is dedicated to fostering innovation and excellence in research and education, mentoring students, and collaborating on impactful projects.

Summary:

Dr. Moshe Brand’s research expertise in biomechanics and hemodynamics, combined with his academic leadership and impressive track record of research grants, awards, and accolades, makes him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work not only advances scientific understanding but also has practical applications in health technology and medical devices, showcasing his impact on both academia and society.

 

Professional Profiles:

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🎓 Education :

Moshe Brand holds a robust educational foundation in systems engineering, earning his degrees from Tel Aviv University. He completed his B.Sc. in Systems (1989–1993), followed by an M.Sc. in Systems (1993–1997), and later pursued a Ph.D. in Systems (1999–2005). His doctoral research focused on Mechanical Interaction between Stent and Artery, supervised by Prof. Shmuel Einav and Prof. Shmuel Ryvkin, and Natural Integration of a Human-Arm/Powered Exoskeleton System, guided by Prof. M. Arcan and Prof. Moshe B. Fuchs.

 

🏢 Experience:

Dr. Brand boasts an extensive academic and professional career:,Academic Roles:,He currently serves as a Senior Lecturer and Head of the Brand Lab in Biomechanics & Hemodynamics at Ariel University. Since 2015, he has been leading the Ariel Biomechanics Center (ABmC) and the Mechanical Engineering Program, where he also held positions as Deputy Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Chairman of the Teaching Committee.,His academic tenure includes roles at Afeka Tel Aviv Academic College of Engineering, starting as a Lecturer (2000–2014) and progressing to Senior Lecturer,Professional Administration:,Dr. Brand has held key positions, including appointments and reception committees, chairing project committees, and managing exemptions and academic admissions processes,Industry Roles:,He co-founded SoulMedX, where he serves as CTO, and has been actively involved with the Israeli Society for Medical and Biological Engineering (ISMBE) as Vice Presiden

🛠️Skills:

Dr. Brand’s expertise spans biomechanics, hemodynamics, and solid mechanics, with a focus on applying engineering principles to medical technologies. His technical skills include system design, mechanical modeling, and biomedical innovation. He also has a strong background in academic leadership, program development, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

 

Research Focus :

Dr. Brand’s research emphasizes the intersection of mechanics and medical applications. His studies include:,Biomechanics of Medical Devices: Investigating mechanical interactions between stents and arteries.,Exoskeleton Systems: Developing EMG-controlled systems to enhance natural limb integration.,Hemodynamics: Focusing on vascular modeling and dialysis-related complications.,His work is driven by a commitment to enhancing medical device efficiency and improving patient outcomes through engineering innovations.

 

🔬Awards:

Dr. Brand’s achievements include numerous awards and recognitions:,Outstanding Project Awards (2015, 2017) from Afeka Tel Aviv Academic College of Engineering.,Second Prize from MILBAT for developing products catering to elderly and special needs populations (2014).,Research fellowships, including a grant from 2ARC for Predicting AVF Stenosis Formation (2016) and support for his Ph.D. from the Nicholas and Elisabeth Slezak Super Center (2005).

 

Conclusion:

Dr. Moshe Brand demonstrates exceptional research capability, leadership, and societal contribution. His well-rounded career in academia, combined with his focus on impactful, real-world applications, solidly positions him as a leading candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With slight improvements in broadening his collaborations and increasing research visibility, he would further cement his role as a leader in his field.

 

 Publications:

  • Citation: Brand, M.; Yoel, B.; Eichler, E.; Halak, M.; Marom, G. (2023).
    Year: 2023
    Title: The effect of stent graft curvature on the hemodynamic displacement force after abdominal aortic aneurysm endovascular repair.
    Publication: Royal Society Open Science, 10(7), Article 230563.

 

  • Citation: Springer, S.; Kelman, D.; Brand, M.; Gottlieb, U. (2017).
    Year: 2017
    Title: Knee position sense: Does the time interval at the target angle affect position accuracy?
    Publication: Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 29(10), pp. 1760–1765.

 

  • Citation: Leybovitch, E.; Golan, S.; Brand, M. (2016).
    Year: 2016
    Title: Mechanical interaction between overlapping stents and peripheral arteries – Numerical model.
    Publication: Proceedings – EMS 2015: UKSim-AMSS 9th IEEE European Modelling Symposium on Computer Modelling and Simulation, pp. 76–79. DOI: 7579809.

 

  • Citation: Ben Gur, H.; Kosa, G.; Brand, M. (2015).
    Year: 2015
    Title: Numerical analysis of the hemodynamics of an abdominal aortic aneurysm repaired using the endovascular chimney technique.
    Publication: Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBS, pp. 977–980. DOI: 7318527.

 

  • Citation: Brand, M.; Avrahami, I.; Einav, S.; Ryvkin, M. (2014).
    Year: 2014
    Title: Numerical models of net-structure stents inserted into arteries.
    Publication: Computers in Biology and Medicine, 52, pp. 102–110.

 

  • Citation: Nardi, A.; Avrahami, I.; Halak, M.; Silverberg, D.; Brand, M. (2014).
    Year: 2014
    Title: Hemodynamical aspects of endovascular repair for aortic arch aneurisms.
    Publication: ASME 2014 12th Biennial Conference on Engineering Systems Design and Analysis, ESDA 2014, Article 1.

 

  • Citation: Meirson, T.; Orion, E.; Bolotin, G.; Brand, M.; Avrahami, I. (2014).
    Year: 2014
    Title: Numerical analysis of a novel external support device for vein bypass grafts.
    Publication: IFMBE Proceedings, 41, pp. 29–32.

 

  • Citation: Nardi, A.; Brand, M.; Halak, M.; Silverberg, D.; Avrahami, I. (2014).
    Year: 2014
    Title: Hemodynamical aspects of endovascular repair for aortic arch aneurisms.
    Publication: IFMBE Proceedings, 41, pp. 33–36.

 

  • Citation: Brand, M.; Avrahami, I.; Nardi, A.; Silverberg, D.; Halak, M. (2013).
    Year: 2013
    Title: Clinical, hemodynamical and mechanical aspects of aortic aneurisms and endovascular repair.
    Publication: Aortic Aneurysms: Risk Factors, Diagnosis, Surgery and Repair, pp. 181–192.

 

  • Citation: Avrahami, I.; Dilmoney, B.; Hirshorn, O.; Nir, R.-R.; Bolotin, G. (2013).
    Year: 2013
    Title: Numerical investigation of a novel aortic cannula aimed at reducing cerebral embolism during cardiovascular bypass surgery.
    Publication: Journal of Biomechanics, 46(2), pp. 354–361.