Parth Kishore Shah | Health | Best Researcher Award

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Parth Kishore Shah | Health | Best Researcher Award

MD | SURGONE PC | United States

Parth Kishore Shah is a distinguished surgical oncologist whose research field spans thyroid cancer, parathyroid disorders, gastrointestinal malignancies, melanoma, esophageal cancer, and complex general surgical oncology. His work integrates clinical practice with translational research, emphasizing outcomes-based studies, surgical techniques, and innovations in cancer treatment. Shah has contributed to advancing knowledge in thyroid malignancy predictors, parathyroidectomy strategies, and management of neuroendocrine tumors, while also exploring molecular markers such as CTNNB-1 mutations in adrenocortical carcinoma. His international exposure at institutions like Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Moffitt Cancer Center strengthened his focus on advanced oncologic interventions, including heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) and multidisciplinary approaches to sarcoma and melanoma. He has been actively involved in large-scale clinical trials such as the MELMART-II trial for melanoma margin assessment, DecisionDx studies for sentinel lymph node biopsy prediction, and Delphi studies addressing rare tumors like dedifferentiated liposarcoma. Shah’s extensive portfolio includes numerous oral presentations, posters, and peer-reviewed publications addressing both surgical outcomes and translational oncology. Beyond clinical research, he has played leadership roles in developing cancer treatment guidelines and initiatives such as Colorado’s Opioid Solution (CO’s CURE), focusing on safe prescribing practices and patient-centered cancer care. His scholarly impact is reflected in publications covering diverse oncologic domains, from parathyroid disease to esophageal and pancreatic cancers, while his contributions to book chapters highlight expertise in gastrointestinal and abdominal surgical oncology. With ongoing involvement in national and international cancer societies, Shah’s research continues to shape oncologic surgery, integrating evidence-based practice with innovation. His contributions extend into community education, multidisciplinary collaboration, and the mentoring of future surgeons. His academic and clinical achievements highlight a career deeply committed to improving cancer outcomes through research, education, and surgical excellence. Parth Kishore Shah’s work has earned recognition across multiple professional societies, and his scholarly influence is evident with 137 Citations, 7 Documents and an h-index of 5.

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Featured Publications:

Impact of histology classification on pathologic treatment response and overall survival in distal esophageal cancer patients: A propensity matched analysis. (2021). Diseases of the Esophagus. Advance online publication.

Katja Saxer -Student Well-being – Best Researcher Award

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Katja Saxer -Student Well-being - Best Researcher Award

University of Bern, Institute of Educational Science - Switzerland

AUTHOR PROFILE

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

Katja Saxer embarked on her academic journey in the field of Education Science, beginning with her studies at the Kantonsschule in Wohlen, AG. This laid the foundation for her subsequent academic pursuits at the University of Zurich (UZH), where she pursued both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Education Science, with a minor in Law.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

Katja Saxer's professional trajectory has been marked by diverse experiences in academia. Currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program in Education Science at the University of Bern, she also completed a Master's program at UZH. Her roles at various institutions, including the Universities of Bern and Zurich, showcase her commitment to both research and teaching.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:

As a Doctoral candidate and project collaborator at the University of Bern, Katja is actively involved in the WESIR (Well-Being in School in Switzerland) research project. Her engagement spans various areas of education science, emphasizing the well-being of students within the Swiss school system.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

Katja's impact is evident in her roles as a semester assistant and student assistant at UZH, contributing to modules on professionalization, teaching development, and learning. These experiences demonstrate her influence in shaping educational modules and facilitating the learning process for fellow students.

ACADEMIC CITES:

While specific citation metrics are not provided, Katja Saxer's academic journey and involvement in research projects suggest an emerging influence in the field of Education Science.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

Katja's commitment to education extends beyond academia, as seen in her involvement with Jungwacht & Blauring (Jubla), where she serves in a leadership role. Her active participation in various educational projects and roles in youth development organizations signifies a legacy of contributing to both formal and non-formal education.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Katja Saxer's roles as a tutor, lecturer, and researcher at UZH and the University of Bern showcase her multifaceted contributions to academia. From conducting research projects to assisting in the development of educational modules, her experiences reflect a dedication to advancing the field of Education Science.

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES:

Katja's commitment to professional development is evident through her pursuit of a CAS in Hochschuldidaktik, as well as certifications in SVEB-Zertifikat and J+S (Jugend & Sport) Kurshauptleitungsmodul. Her leadership role in Jubla Freiamt and involvement in various J+S courses highlight her dedication to holistic education.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

The role of teacher–student relationships and student–student relationships for secondary school students’ well-being in Switzerland.