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Ms. Aziza Kuldasheva | material science | Women Researcher Award
PhD at Wuhan University of technology, China
Aziza Kuldasheva is a dedicated civil engineering researcher and educator with extensive international experience. Holding a PhD position at Wuhan University of Technology in China, she has been deeply involved in advancing building materials and structural engineering. With fluency in multiple languages, including English and Russian, she effectively collaborates across diverse cultural and academic backgrounds. Aziza’s commitment to education is demonstrated through her roles as a lecturer and senior research worker at various prestigious institutions. Her passion for sustainable construction practices and innovative engineering solutions positions her as a key contributor to the field.
Publication Profile
Title: Single-cell transcriptional uncertainty landscape of cell differentiation
Authors: Nan Papili Gao, Olivier Gandrillon, András Páldi, Ulysse Herbach, Rudiyanto Gunawan, et al.
Publication Date: July 20, 2023
Journal: F1000Research
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.131861.2
ISSN: 2046-1402
Conclusion
Aziza Kuldasheva is a strong candidate for the Women Researcher Award due to her academic achievements, diverse experience, and significant contributions to civil engineering research. By addressing areas for improvement, such as enhancing her publication record and increasing her engagement with the research community, she can further strengthen her position as a leading researcher in her field. Supporting her nomination for this award would not only recognize her efforts but also encourage her continued growth and contributions to engineering and technology, particularly in the context of women’s representation in research.