Green Earth Renaissance 2025

The Fellow of Royal Golden Assembly of Eudoxia Lifetime (FRAEL) is a distinguished accolade awarded by Eudoxia Research University and Eudoxia Research Centre. This honor is bestowed upon individuals who have made significant contributions in fields such as academia, innovation, science, social work, entrepreneurship, and politics. FRAEL celebrates those who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and leadership, marking a lifetime of achievement and impact.

This distinguished fellow FRAEL has access to resources and facilities that may not be available to other researchers and is entitled to apply for “Royal Golden Awards.” Fellows get access to equipment and software that may not be available to other researchers at Eudoxia Research University. This can facilitate their research and allow them to undertake experiments and investigations that otherwise would not be possible.

Royal Golden Fellow Registration after selection of CV:

Category Diamond: The winner of Royal Golden Fellow (Diamond) will receive publication of profile, Royal Golden Award Book and all award materials, gown by attending the physical event with free fooding for two persons.

Category Gold: The winner of Royal Golden Fellow (Gold) will receive digital publication of the profile and all award materials, gown by post as mentioned in the website.

Royal Golden Fellow will receive the following certificates, memento and kit in appreciation to their lifetime excellent contribution made to society

1. Certificate of Fellow of Royal Golden Assembly of Eudoxia Lifetime simply Royal Golden Fellow and Selected Candidates can apply for Live Award Ceremony also.
2. FRAEL Status Title Certificate
3. Royal Golden Award Certificate
4. Royal Golden Award Memento
5. Royal Golden Medal
6. Award Convocation Gown
7. Public Webpage Link as Royal Golden Fellow
8. Eudoxia File of Royal Golden Fellow
9. Royal Golden Fellow Bag
10. Traditional Cloths (Gamosa and Salang Sador)
11. Free Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea, Dinner included
12. Evening Special Dinner Party on the Day of Award Ceremony. 
13. Awards Kit Bag
14. Free Entry to 10 International Conferences (Valid for Lifetime)

The Fellow of Royal Golden Assembly of Eudoxia Lifetime (FRAEL) in Short Royal Golden Fellow) represents a prestigious community of individuals who have achieved outstanding excellence in their respective fields. This esteemed fellowship not only recognizes their contributions but also opens doors to various international award categories, where FRAEL members can apply and receive recognition without any fee. In this essay, we will explore the twelve steps through which FRAEL members become eligible to apply for different international award categories in their disciplines.

1. Acquiring FRAEL Membership:

The first step towards being eligible for international awards is to become a Fellow of the Royal Golden Membership of Eudoxia Lifetime. This involves a thorough evaluation of the candidate’s accomplishments and contributions, ensuring only the most deserving individuals receive this prestigious title.

2. Identifying Award Categories:

FRAEL members gain access to a wide range of international award categories, each specific to their respective disciplines. These categories may include research excellence, innovation, leadership, social impact, and more.

3. Expert Panel Evaluation:

FRAEL members’ applications for international awards are reviewed by expert panels comprising esteemed professionals and scholars in their respective fields. This ensures a rigorous and fair evaluation process.

4. Demonstrating Impact:

Applicants are required to showcase the impact of their work in their fields and how it has contributed to the advancement of knowledge, technology, or society.

5. Cross-Disciplinary Recognition:

FRAEL members have the opportunity to apply for awards outside their immediate fields, enabling cross-disciplinary recognition for innovative research and contributions.

6. Global Reach:

The international award categories accessible to FRAEL members span across the globe, providing a platform for recognition and collaboration on a global scale.

7. Networking Opportunities:

Applying for international awards opens doors to networking opportunities with other distinguished professionals, potential collaborators, and industry leaders.

8. Recognition for Lifetime Achievements:

Certain award categories acknowledge lifetime achievements, celebrating the cumulative impact of a FRAEL member’s career and dedication to their field.

9. No Application Fees:

One of the most significant benefits of being a FRAEL member is that there are no fees associated with applying for international awards or receiving them, eliminating financial barriers.

Special Royal Award Categories:

Best Scientist Award 2025

Best Young Scientist Award 2025

Best Early Career Scientist Award 2025

Best Senior Scientist Award 2025

Best Female Scientist Award 2025

Best Institution of Research Excellence Award 2025

Best Multidisciplinary Research Paper Award 2025

Best Fiction Book Award 2025

Best Outstanding Journal Article Award 2025

Best Academic Publication Award 2025

Best Academician Award 2025

Best Academic Mentor Award 2025

Outstanding Academic Advisor Award 2025

Best Academic Excellence Award 2025

Best Academic Institution Award 2025

Outstanding Academic Association Award 2025

Best Academic Society Award 2025

Best Science Journal Paper Award 2025

Best Non-Fiction Book Award 2025

Best Academic Research Project Award 2025

Best Innovator of the Year 2025 Award

Best Medical Research Paper Award 2025

Best Contributory Engineer Award 2025

Best Environmental Scientist Award 2025

Best Social Science Research Paper Award 2025

Best Humanities Research Paper Award 2025

Outstanding Multidisciplinary Research Paper Award 2025

Best International Corporate Award 2025

Best Research Partnership Award 2025

Best Industry-Academia Partnership Award 2025

Outstanding Research Team Award for Best Research Project 2025

Award for the Best Research Innovation 2025

Award for the Best Research Publication 2025

Award Category: Book Authorship

1. William Shakespeare – Shakespeare is often regarded as the greatest playwright in history and his works continue to be studied and performed around the world.
2. Jane Austen – Austen was an English novelist who is known for her works of romantic fiction, including Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility.
3. Virginia Woolf – Woolf was a British novelist and essayist who is known for her writings on women’s rights and the nature of literature.
4. Toni Morrison – Morrison was an American novelist and essayist who is known for her works of fiction, including Beloved and The Bluest Eye.
5. Gabriel Garcia Marquez – Marquez was a Colombian novelist and journalist who is known for his works of magical realism, including One Hundred Years of Solitude.
6. James Joyce – Joyce was an Irish novelist and poet who is known for his works of modernist fiction, including Ulysses and Finnegans Wake.
7. K. Rowling – Rowling is a British novelist who is known for her Harry Potter series, which has become one of the best-selling book series of all time.

Category : Science

1. Isaac Newton Award – Known for his laws of motion and universal gravitation, Newton is one of the most influential scientists in history.
2. Albert Einstein Award – Einstein’s theory of relativity transformed our understanding of space and time, and he is considered one of the greatest physicists of all time.
3. Charles Darwin Award – Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection revolutionized our understanding of biology and has had a profound impact on many fields.
4. Marie Curie Award – Curie was a pioneering physicist and chemist who made significant contributions to the study of radioactivity.
5. Galileo Galilei Award – Galileo’s work laid the foundations for modern physics and astronomy and helped to usher in the scientific revolution.
6. Nikola Tesla Award – Tesla’s contributions to electrical engineering and the development of alternating current have had a profound impact on modern technology.
7. Johannes Kepler Award – Kepler’s laws of planetary motion helped to lay the foundations for modern astronomy and our understanding of the solar system.
8. James Clerk Maxwell Award – Maxwell’s equations laid the groundwork for the development of modern electromagnetism.
9. Richard Feynman Award – Feynman was a theoretical physicist who made significant contributions to the fields of quantum mechanics and particle physics.
10. Rosalind Franklin Award – Franklin’s work on X-ray crystallography helped to lay the foundations for our understanding of DNA structure and function.
11. Stephen Hawking Award – Hawking’s work on black holes and the origins of the universe helped to transform our understanding of space and time.
12. Carl Sagan Award – Sagan was an astronomer, astrophysicist, and author who helped to popularize science and promote scientific literacy.
13. Michael Faraday Award – Faraday’s work on electromagnetism helped to transform our understanding of electricity and has had a profound impact on modern technology.
14. Leonardo da Vinci Award- Da Vinci was a polymath who made significant contributions to art, engineering, and science.
15. Dmitri Mendeleev Award- Mendeleev’s development of the periodic table revolutionized our understanding of chemistry.
16. Werner Heisenberg Award- Heisenberg’s work on quantum mechanics and the uncertainty principle helped to transform our understanding of the physical world.
17. Edwin Hubble Award- Hubble’s work on the expanding universe helped to revolutionize our understanding of cosmology.
18. Louis Pasteur Award – Pasteur’s work on microbiology and germ theory transformed our understanding of infectious disease and has had a profound impact on public health.
19. Robert Boyle Award – Boyle’s work on the properties of gases helped to lay the foundations for modern chemistry.
20. Francis Crick Award and James Watson Award – Crick and Watson’s discovery of the structure of DNA revolutionized our understanding of genetics and molecular biology.
21. Alan Turing Award – Turing’s work on computation and artificial intelligence helped to transform our understanding of computing and has had a profound impact on modern technology.

Award Category: Social Sciences

1. Sigmund Freud – Freud’s theories on the unconscious mind and psychoanalysis transformed the field of psychology.
2. Karl Marx – Marx’s ideas on capitalism, communism, and social inequality have had a profound impact on political science and economics.
3. Max Weber – Weber’s work on social stratification, bureaucracy, and the sociology of religion have had a lasting impact on sociology.
4. Emile Durkheim – Durkheim’s work on social solidarity, suicide, and the sociology of religion have been influential in sociology.
5. Mary Wollstonecraft – Wollstonecraft’s work on women’s rights and gender equality has had a profound impact on feminist theory and political science.
6. Michel Foucault – Foucault’s work on power, knowledge, and the history of sexuality has been influential in philosophy, sociology, and cultural studies.
7. Edward Said – Said’s work on orientalism and postcolonial theory has transformed the study of cultural and literary criticism.
8. Noam Chomsky – Chomsky’s work on linguistics, political theory, and media analysis has had a profound impact on multiple social science fields.
9. Jane Addams – Addams was a social reformer who founded Hull House, a settlement house that provided social services to immigrant communities.
10. John Maynard Keynes – Keynesian economics, developed by Keynes, has had a lasting impact on macroeconomics and government policy.
11. Herbert Spencer – Spencer’s work on social evolution and social Darwinism has influenced the fields of sociology and anthropology.
12. Edward T. Hall – Hall’s work on cross-cultural communication has been influential in the fields of anthropology, linguistics, and psychology.
13. Clifford Geertz – Geertz’s work on the interpretation of culture has transformed the field of anthropology.
14. Carol Gilligan – Gilligan’s work on feminist ethics and moral development has had a profound impact on the field of psychology.
15. Talcott Parsons – Parsons’ work on social systems theory and the sociology of institutions has been influential in sociology.
16. E.B. Du Bois – Du Bois’ work on race and racial inequality has been influential in sociology, history, and political science.

Award Category: Book Authorship

1. William Shakespeare – Shakespeare is often regarded as the greatest playwright in history and his works continue to be studied and performed around the world.
2. Jane Austen – Austen was an English novelist who is known for her works of romantic fiction, including Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility.
3. Virginia Woolf – Woolf was a British novelist and essayist who is known for her writings on women’s rights and the nature of literature.
4. Toni Morrison – Morrison was an American novelist and essayist who is known for her works of fiction, including Beloved and The Bluest Eye.
5. Gabriel Garcia Marquez – Marquez was a Colombian novelist and journalist who is known for his works of magical realism, including One Hundred Years of Solitude.
6. James Joyce – Joyce was an Irish novelist and poet who is known for his works of modernist fiction, including Ulysses and Finnegans Wake.
7. K. Rowling – Rowling is a British novelist who is known for her Harry Potter series, which has become one of the best-selling book series of all time.
8. Stephen King – King is an American author who is known for his works of horror fiction, including Carrie and The Shining.
9. Margaret Atwood – Atwood is a Canadian novelist, poet, and essayist who is known for her works of feminist fiction, including The Handmaid’s Tale and Cat’s Eye.
10. Harper Lee – Lee was an American novelist who is known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird.
11. Salman Rushdie – Rushdie is a British Indian novelist who is known for his works of postcolonial fiction, including Midnight’s Children and The Satanic Verses.
12. Leo Tolstoy – Tolstoy was a Russian novelist and philosopher who is known for his works of fiction, including War and Peace and Anna Karenina.
13. George Orwell – Orwell was a British novelist and essayist who is known for his works of dystopian fiction, including 1984 and Animal Farm.
14. Mark Twain – Twain was an American writer and humorist who is known for his works of satire and social commentary, including The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

To be considered for the prestigious FRAEL fellowship, candidates must demonstrate exceptional dedication and innovation in their respective fields. Eligible individuals include:

• Distinguished Scholars and Academicians
• Innovative Scientists and Researchers
• Impactful Social Workers and Entrepreneurs
• Visionary Politicians and Leaders
• Pioneers of Transformative Ideas