Rabia Akram

Guilin University of Electronic Technology

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Rabia Akram is a leading researcher at the intersection of environmental economics, technological innovation, and artificial intelligence. Her work critically examines how green technology innovation interacts with climate policy uncertainty, particularly in emerging economies. In her most-cited paper, "Nexus between green technology innovation and climate policy uncertainty: Unleashing the role of artificial intelligence in an emerging economy" (2024, 53 citations), she pioneers a framework that positions AI as a transformative tool for navigating policy volatility and accelerating sustainable development. This contribution is widely recognized for its practical implications, offering policymakers and businesses a data-driven path to reconcile environmental goals with economic resilience. Akram’s research is distinguished by its forward-looking focus on the role of cutting-edge technologies in addressing climate challenges, making her a sought-after voice in sustainability circles. Her work has garnered significant attention, with her top paper accumulating over 50 citations in a short span, reflecting its immediate relevance and impact. For students and researchers, Akram exemplifies how interdisciplinary approaches—blending economics, technology, and environmental science—can yield actionable insights for a rapidly changing world.