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 Most Liked Article Award 2025: Honoring Global Research Excellence

Overview

The Most Liked Article Award is a unique recognition presented to the author(s) of a research article or publication that has achieved outstanding engagement from readers across academic platforms and digital communities. This award celebrates not just academic excellence but also popular impact—highlighting work that resonates widely, sparks conversation, and demonstrates exceptional clarity, relevance, or innovation.


Purpose

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected research environment, engaging a broad audience is just as vital as producing high-quality scholarly work. The Most Liked Article Award honors publications that have:

  • Reached a wide readership

  • Received the most likes, shares, or endorsements

  • Stimulated intellectual curiosity or public discussion

This award emphasizes the value of accessible, well-communicated science that connects with both specialists and non-specialists.

Eligibility

  • Articles must be published in a recognized journal, magazine, blog, or platform within the award period.

  • The article must have measurable engagement data (e.g., likes, shares, upvotes, recommendations).

  • Co-authored or collaborative works are eligible.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Reader Engagement: Total number of likes, shares, and interactions.

  • Content Quality: Clarity, originality, and relevance of the article.

  • Public Reach: Visibility and discussion generated within or beyond the research community.

  • Communication Style: Effectiveness in translating complex ideas into understandable insights.

Recognition

Recipients of the Most Liked Article Award will receive:

  • A formal certificate or trophy of recognition

  • Featured placement on the organizing body’s website or journal

  • Promotion across social media and professional networks

  • Optional opportunity to present the article at a related event or webinar

Why It Matters

While citations reflect scholarly recognition, likes and shares reflect real-time relevance. This award bridges the gap between academia and the public, promoting research that not only informs but also inspires and connects.

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