39th Edition of Best Paper Awards 26-27th January 2025 Bangkok | Thailand


International Research Excellence and Best Paper Awards honor outstanding global contributions to academic innovation and impactful scholarly work. They recognize researchers whose publications demonstrate exceptional originality, methodology, and real-world significance.".

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39th Edition of Best Paper Awards 26-27th January 2025 Bangkok | Thailand


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