Dr. Hussein Magdy Elhusseiny demonstrates a strong and consistent research trajectory in the fields of business administration, logistics, supply chain management, and Industry 4.0, positioning him as a credible candidate for a Research Excellence Award at the early-to-mid career stage. Currently a Teaching Assistant at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport and nearing completion of his PhD at the University of Minho, Portugal, his doctoral research on Industry 4.0 adoption among manufacturing SMEs addresses a highly relevant global challenge with particular significance for developing economies. His academic foundation is robust, marked by excellent performance at BSc and MSc levels, with research topics that bridge theory and real-world transport and logistics challenges in Egypt. Hussein has established a solid publication record in reputable peer-reviewed journals, including multiple papers in Procedia Computer Science, reflecting scholarly continuity, methodological rigor, and thematic depth in digital maturity models, smart manufacturing, and SME transformation. His interdisciplinary research integrates technology, logistics, and management, enhancing both academic value and industry relevance. In addition, his international conference presentations across Portugal and Europe demonstrate active engagement with the global research community and continuous dissemination of findings. His contribution as a peer reviewer for international journals and conferences highlights growing recognition of his subject expertise and scholarly judgment. Beyond publications, his participation in research capacity-building programs supported by the U.S. Embassy and advanced technical training in China reflect commitment to research development and international exposure. While his citation impact and independent grant leadership may still be evolving, his consistent output, international collaborations, practical research orientation, and alignment with emerging Industry 4.0 priorities strongly support his suitability for a Research Excellence Award, particularly one recognizing promising researchers with clear potential for high-impact contributions.