GARI names 2026 international conference award winners
The Global Association for Research and Innovation recognized five researchers and mentors at its 2026 International Conference on Science, Technology & Data-Driven Innovation in Austin, Texas. The awards spotlighted work in artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, sustainability, education and digital transformation.
Why it matters: - GARI’s conference awards put a spotlight on research with potential real-world impact, not just academic merit. - The honors also signal where the organization sees momentum: interdisciplinary work, innovation and global collaboration.
What happened: - The Global Association for Research and Innovation announced the 2026 GARI International Conference Awards during its International Conference on Science, Technology & Data-Driven Innovation 2026. - The conference took place in Austin, Texas. - GARI recognized five recipients for presentations and research leadership across multiple categories.
The details: - Best Research Presentation Award: Akshita Raghuvanshi, The ICFAI University, India. - Emerging Scholar Award: Jhonson A. Rebosura, Pamantasan ng Cabuyao, Philippines. - Innovation & Applied Impact Award: Priyanka Nayak, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, India. - Interdisciplinary Research Excellence Award: Atul Bamrara, ICFAI Education School, The ICFAI University, Dehradun, India. - Outstanding Research Mentor Award: Prof. Gyanendra Rawat, ICFAI Education School, India. - GARI said the selections followed evaluation by the Conference Awards Committee, Session Chairs and Track Co-Chairs. - Award criteria included originality, scientific merit, presentation quality, innovation, interdisciplinary relevance and potential real-world impact. - The conference drew researchers, academics, professionals and students from around the world. - Conference topics included artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, sustainability, education, digital transformation and interdisciplinary innovation.
Between the lines: - The award mix suggests GARI is emphasizing both strong presentation skills and applied research value. - The focus on interdisciplinary relevance and global challenges points to a broader effort to connect academic work with practical outcomes. - Dr. Jimoh Braimoh, GARI president, said the awards also recognize research that can help address contemporary global challenges through innovation, collaboration and interdisciplinary engagement.
What's next: - GARI said it looks forward to welcoming the global research community to future conferences. - The association plans to continue promoting research excellence, innovation and knowledge exchange worldwide. - GARI also thanked presenters, keynote speakers, session chairs, reviewers, organizing committee members and participants for contributing to the conference’s success.
The bottom line: - GARI used its 2026 conference awards to elevate research it sees as both academically strong and practically useful.
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