🌟📢 "THE TALK OF THE MATH WORLD!"

🏆 Most Liked Article Award – Where Numbers Go Viral! 📈❤️

Welcome to a new era of research recognition — where mathematical genius meets digital buzz, and where equations don’t just live in journals... they trend on timelines! 🧮🚀

At the prestigious Math Scientist Awards, the Most Liked Article Award is reserved for the rockstars of research — those who took brilliant ideas and transformed them into scroll-stopping content. This is the award that celebrates the perfect blend of intellectual rigor and audience resonance — the paper that lit up the internet 📲, got people talking 💬, and turned readers into fans. ❤️👥

📢 Not Just Published... Publicly Loved!

This award honors more than peer-reviewed excellence — it honors popular impact. It’s for the authors whose work sparked not just citations, but conversations, reactions, and real-world curiosity.

Did your paper generate a buzz on ResearchGate? 🔁 Was it reposted by peers, professors, and platforms alike? Did it attract likes from mathematicians and non-mathematicians alike? This award says: You didn’t just write research — you made it resonate. 🌟

🧑‍🏫 Who Can Enter This Viral Hall of Fame?

🎓 Open to researchers, educators, and professionals — no age bar, no academic borders
🗓️ Article must be published online within the last 2 years
💻 Hosted on platforms such as ResearchGate, Google Scholar, ORCID, institutional repositories, or official journal websites
📈 Must include proof of strong digital engagement: likes, shares, views, comments, and reactions across platforms

🔍 How We Measure the Magic

💖 Number of likes, shares, reposts, and positive engagement
💬 Quality and richness of audience feedback
🧠 Simplicity, clarity, and cross-field accessibility
🎥 Presentation and visual storytelling strength
🌍 Broader impact — did it spark interest beyond the math community?

We look for work that is both academically grounded and digitally celebrated 🎯💡

📬 Submission Checklist

✅ Full article (PDF or web link)
✅ Screenshots or direct links to public engagement stats
✅ 250–300 word abstract of the article
✅ Brief author bio (Max 200 words)
✅ (Optional) Media features, testimonials, or 1-min explainer video

🏆 Recognition That Multiplies

🎖️ Prestigious Award Certificate + Digital Fame Badge
📣 Featured in “Top Trending Math Articles of the Year”
🌐 Spotlight across Math Scientist Awards social media & press channels
🎙️ Media interview invitations & podcast features
🔁 Consideration for upcoming audience-driven research showcases

🌟 Because in 2025... Likes Matter!

Gone are the days when math lived in silence. Today, research that educates, excites, and engages deserves the spotlight. The Most Liked Article Award proves that math can be elegant and electrifying, rigorous and relatable, academic and admired.

👏 If your article didn’t just inform — it inspired...
🔥 If it didn’t just publish — it pulsed through the web...

🎉 Then this is your stage.
This is your spotlight.
This is your moment to multiply your impact.