Carolyn Thomas | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Carolyn Thomas | Medicine and Health Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Carolyn Thomas | University of Dundee | United Kingdom

Ms. Carolyn Thomas is a final-year medical student at the University of Dundee, School of Medicine, pursuing her MBChB with distinction and maintaining a strong academic record across five years of study. Since beginning her training in 2020, she has built a comprehensive foundation in clinical medicine, enriched by research, teaching, and leadership contributions to the academic community. Her education includes consistently high performance in Student Selected Components (SSCs), where she explored healthcare inequalities, general practice, surgery, and eating disorders, gaining insight into critical issues such as inequalities faced by transgender individuals, the importance of data literacy in primary care, and the psychosocial complexities of eating disorders. Clinical placements across the NHS Highlands, Tayside, and Aberdeen expanded her understanding of multidisciplinary care, specialty pathways, and biopsychosocial approaches to treatment, while nurturing her interest in psychiatry, adolescent health, and medical education. Alongside her clinical training, Carolyn has developed a strong research portfolio spanning surveys, audits, ethnographic studies, and systematic reviews. Her contributions include a survey on adherence to FSRH contraception guidelines in epilepsy patients, a focused ethnographic study on international medical students’ psychological safety in feedback episodes published in BMC Medical Education (2024), and two systematic reviews on secure care for young people   one published in Children and Youth Services Review (2025) and another forthcoming in late 2025. These projects positioned her work to inform adolescent mental health policy and the development of Scotland’s Foxgrove Unit. Recognized for both academic and extracurricular excellence, Carolyn was shortlisted for the Ronald Harden Prize, received the Principal’s Commendation for teaching Gateway to Medicine students, and earned top distinctions in oral presentations, including winning at the Beacon Academy Bridging Gaps 2024 and placing third at the SODECS Annual Scientific Meeting. She also graduated with First-Class Honours and holds Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), affirming her commitment to medical education and leadership. Her research skills encompass critical thinking, digital literacy, qualitative synthesis, literature review, and audit methodologies, with particular expertise in ethnographic fieldwork and systematic analysis. Combining clinical training, teaching, and scholarly achievement, Carolyn embodies the qualities of a clinician-scholar dedicated to advancing healthcare delivery, education, and outcomes for vulnerable populations.

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Featured Publications

Hu, H., Zou, J., Shan, L., Jiang, X., Ni, Y., Li, X., Qian, X., Chen, W., Zhou, Y., & Zhang, W. (2025). Exploring staff perspectives of working in secure care accommodation for young people: A systematic review of qualitative research.

Ayoob Rezaei | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ayoob Rezaei | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award

Doctoral Research Fellow at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences | Iran

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei is a doctoral research fellow and environmental engineer at the Health Institute, Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Iran. With more than a decade of academic and industry experience, he specializes in environmental nanotechnology, water and wastewater treatment, and GIS-based environmental modeling. His research contributions include the synthesis of advanced nanocomposites for photocatalytic pollutant degradation, groundwater contamination modeling, and environmental risk assessment. Dr. Rezaei has published over 15 peer-reviewed articles in internationally recognized journals such as Scientific Reports, Chemosphere, and Environmental Science and Pollution Research. His work has gained significant recognition with more than 300 citations and an h-index of 9, highlighting the impact of his research in sustainable environmental technologies. Beyond academia, he has contributed to consultancy projects involving environmental impact assessments and industrial wastewater treatment. Dr. Rezaei’s commitment to innovation and cross-disciplinary collaboration continues to advance solutions for pressing environmental challenges globally.

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Education 

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei pursued his doctoral studies in Environmental Science and Engineering, focusing on sustainable approaches to pollution control and resource management. His Ph.D. research emphasized the synthesis of nanocomposites and the development of photocatalytic systems for the degradation of hazardous organic pollutants. During his doctoral journey, he integrated laboratory experimentation with computational modeling, enhancing the understanding of water quality dynamics and environmental risks. Prior to his doctoral studies, he gained a strong academic foundation in environmental engineering and science, which equipped him with the technical and analytical skills to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications. His educational path has been marked by excellence in both coursework and research, positioning him as a scholar who combines innovation with real-world relevance. Through his academic training, Dr. Rezaei has developed expertise in areas such as GIS-based environmental analysis, wastewater treatment technologies, and advanced statistical modeling for ecological assessments.

Experience 

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei has accumulated extensive professional experience across academia, research, and consultancy. As a doctoral research fellow at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, he has led projects on environmental nanotechnology, photocatalysis, and groundwater quality modeling. His academic portfolio includes more than 15 journal publications in high-impact outlets, where his studies on pollutant degradation and environmental risk analysis have been widely cited. Beyond academia, Dr. Rezaei has contributed to industry and government projects as an environmental consultant, working on health, safety, and environmental (HSE) management, water quality monitoring, and environmental impact assessments for infrastructure development. He has collaborated with leading laboratories, including Arvin Biodynamic Lab in Tehran, where he applied advanced nanomaterials to wastewater treatment challenges. His combined experience in teaching, consulting, and interdisciplinary research demonstrates his ability to translate scientific innovation into practical, policy-relevant solutions that support sustainability and environmental protection in both urban and industrial contexts.

Research Interest

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei research interests lie at the intersection of environmental nanotechnology, water purification, and environmental risk analysis. His core focus is the synthesis and application of nanocomposites for pollutant removal, particularly through advanced photocatalytic systems capable of degrading organic contaminants. He is deeply engaged in designing and optimizing water and wastewater treatment processes that integrate hybrid nanomaterials with solar-driven catalytic mechanisms. Another key area of his research is GIS-based spatial modeling, which he uses to assess groundwater quality, map contamination risks, and support environmental decision-making. Dr. Rezaei also works extensively in environmental impact assessment and multivariate data analysis, providing tools for policymakers and industries to mitigate ecological damage. His interdisciplinary approach unites experimental laboratory science with computational modeling, enabling him to tackle real-world challenges such as heavy metal pollution, industrial wastewater management, and urban environmental risks. His research is dedicated to advancing sustainable environmental engineering practices globally.

Award and Honor

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei has earned recognition for his impactful research and contributions to environmental science. With over 300 citations and a Google Scholar h-index of 9, his publications have gained significant international visibility and academic influence. His articles in leading journals such as Chemosphere and Scientific Reports are frequently referenced in studies on photocatalysis and water treatment, reflecting the relevance of his work. He has been invited to serve as a peer reviewer for prestigious journals including Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, Environmental Geochemistry and Health, and Chemosphere, showcasing the trust placed in his expertise by the global research community. In addition to academic recognition, Dr. Rezaei’s consultancy work with industrial and governmental organizations has earned him acknowledgment for bridging research and applied environmental engineering. His selection for award nominations, such as the Best Researcher Award, underscores his distinguished achievements and commitment to advancing sustainable environmental technologies.

Research Skill

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei possesses a diverse set of research skills that span experimental science, computational analysis, and applied environmental engineering. He is proficient in nanomaterial synthesis and photocatalytic system design, specializing in the development of hybrid nanocomposites for the removal of organic and inorganic pollutants. His expertise extends to GIS-based spatial analysis and multivariate statistical modeling, which he applies to groundwater contamination studies and environmental risk assessments. He is skilled in integrating laboratory experimentation with advanced data-driven methods to generate practical solutions for water treatment and environmental management. Additionally, Dr. Rezaei has strong competencies in environmental impact assessment and HSE project management, gained through consultancy work. His ability to collaborate across disciplines enables him to co-develop innovative approaches in environmental nanotechnology, pollution monitoring, and wastewater purification. With experience as both a researcher and reviewer, he combines technical proficiency with critical evaluation skills, supporting the advancement of scientific knowledge.

Publication Top Notes

Title: 3D network structure graphene hydrogel-Fe3O4@ SnO2/Ag via an adsorption/photocatalysis synergy for removal of 2, 4 dichlorophenol
Year: 2021
Citations: 68

Title: Bi/SnO2/TiO2-graphene nanocomposite photocatalyst for solar visible light–induced photodegradation of pentachlorophenol
Year: 2021
Citations: 61

Title: Fraction distribution and bioavailability of sediment heavy metals in the environment surrounding MSW landfill: a case study
Year: 2015
Citations: 60

Title: Long-term evolution of the composition of surface water from the River Gharasoo, Iran: a case study using multivariate statistical techniques
Year: 2015
Citations: 49

Title: Sediment toxicity and ecological risk of trace metals from streams surrounding a municipal solid waste landfill
Year: 2015
Citations: 42

Title: Enhanced 3, 5-dimethylphenol photodegradation via adsorption-photocatalysis synergy using FSTRG nanohybrid catalyst
Year: 2021
Citations: 23

Title: Multivariate statistical analysis of surface water chemistry: A case study of Gharasoo River, Iran
Year: 2014
Citations: 16

Title: Mixture effects of trace element levels on cardiovascular diseases and type 2 diabetes risk in adults using G-computation analysis
Year: 2024
Citations: 13

Title: Assessing the hydrogeochemical processes through classical integration of groundwater parameters in the Birjand plain in eastern Iran
Year: 2021
Citations: 13

Title: PID parameter selection based on iterative learning control
Year: 2011
Citations: 6

Title: Acute toxicity and histopathological changes in gill and intestine of Gambusia holbrooki Girard, 1859 fish exposed to paraquat at different pH, hardness and temperatures
Year: 2023
Citations: 2

Title: Survey on Air Pollution and the Effects of Climatic Factors on Birjand city in 2012
Year: 2017
Citations: 2

Conclusion

Dr. Ayoob Rezaei exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated researcher, innovative engineer, and impactful academic contributor. His expertise in environmental nanotechnology, photocatalysis, and water treatment has produced groundbreaking solutions to some of today’s most pressing ecological challenges. With over 15 publications in high-impact journals, more than 300 citations, and an h-index of 9, his research has earned significant recognition and influence within the global scientific community. Beyond academia, his consultancy work with industries and government agencies demonstrates his ability to translate scientific findings into practical, sustainable solutions for society. His active role as a peer reviewer, collaborator, and member of professional research networks reflects his strong commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering scientific exchange. Through innovation, leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration, Dr. Rezaei continues to shape the future of environmental science, making him a worthy candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Amel Abderrahmane | Computer Science | Best Review Article Award

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Dr. Amel Abderrahmane | Computer Science | Best Review Article Award

Professor at Batna University | Algeria

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane  is a dedicated researcher and educator specializing in computer networks, with a strong academic and professional background in software-defined networking (SDN) and the Internet of Things (IoT). Currently pursuing a PhD in Sécurité des systèmes informatiques et réseaux at Batna University, Algeria, he focuses on advancing modern network infrastructures by solving critical control placement challenges. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University Ferhat Abbas Setif, where he graduated , followed by a Master’s degree in Distributed Systems and Networking at Batna University, earning first-in-class distinction. Alongside his research, he has been serving as a Temporary Professor at Batna University, where he teaches and supervises students in computer science. Abderrahmane has contributed valuable publications to international journals, including IEEE Access, highlighting his commitment to advancing innovative solutions in networking technologies.

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Education 

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane  has pursued a distinguished academic path in computer science and networking. He began his studies at the University Ferhat Abbas Setif, Algeria, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. His performance and dedication laid a strong foundation for advanced research in distributed computing and networking. He completed his Master’s degree in Distributed Systems and Networking at Batna University, Algeria, where he ranked first in class, demonstrating both academic excellence and technical mastery. Building upon this achievement, he embarked on a PhD in Sécurité des systèmes informatiques et réseaux at Batna University , where his research focuses on optimizing SDN and IoT networks. His education has been marked by a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, equipping him with expertise in network security, control placement, and performance optimization. This progression reflects his commitment to addressing real-world challenges in modern computer networks.

Experience 

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane has been serving as a Temporary Professor in the Computer Science Department at Batna University. In this role, he has gained significant teaching and mentoring experience, instructing undergraduate students in core computer science subjects while also guiding them in research-oriented projects. His responsibilities extend to supervising students in applied research related to SDN controllers, IoT platforms, and network management. Beyond classroom instruction, Abderrahmane actively contributes to collaborative research activities, assisting in projects that address optimization and security challenges in next-generation networks. His dual role as a researcher and educator allows him to integrate cutting-edge research insights into his teaching, creating an engaging learning environment. His academic contributions are reinforced by publications in respected international journals, including IEEE Access, which reflect the practical impact of his work. This experience underscores his ability to combine teaching excellence with meaningful research contributions in computer networking.

Research Interest

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane  research lies at the intersection of software-defined networking (SDN) and the Internet of Things (IoT), with a primary focus on optimizing control placement within distributed network environments. He is particularly interested in addressing scalability, efficiency, and reliability challenges to ensure seamless communication and effective resource allocation in modern infrastructures. His work emphasizes designing innovative frameworks and algorithms that enhance both performance and security in complex SDN-IoT ecosystems. Abderrahmane’s current research also explores how graph-theoretical methods and clustering techniques, such as the Louvain algorithm and betweenness-centrality metrics, can improve controller placement strategies for better network resilience. By tackling these critical issues, his contributions aim to support the development of smart, adaptive, and secure networking systems that are essential for emerging technologies, including smart cities, industrial IoT, and cloud-edge integration. His vision is to create sustainable solutions that can advance the next generation of intelligent and interconnected networks.

Award and Honor

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane  has consistently demonstrated excellence, earning recognition for his outstanding performance. During his Master’s studies in Distributed Systems and Networking at Batna University, he graduated first in class, a distinction that reflects his exceptional technical knowledge, analytical skills, and commitment to research. This achievement set the foundation for his doctoral studies and positioned him as a promising researcher in the fields of SDN and IoT. His scholarly contributions have been further acknowledged through publications in prestigious outlets such as the International Journal of Networked and Distributed Computing and IEEE Access. The acceptance of his research in these high-impact journals highlights the relevance and innovation of his work, serving as a testament to his academic accomplishments. While still at an early stage of his career, Abderrahmane’s academic honors and growing publication record mark him as a rising scholar within the international research community.

Research Skill

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane possesses a diverse set of research skills that strengthen his contributions to SDN and IoT studies. He is proficient in multiple programming languages, including Python, Java, C++, and C#, which enable him to implement and test advanced algorithms for network optimization. His technical expertise also extends to web programming, providing him with the versatility to design and integrate network applications. In addition, he is skilled in using SDN controllers and IoT platforms, tools essential for simulating and evaluating network performance in real-world conditions. Abderrahmane demonstrates strong analytical skills, particularly in applying graph-based techniques and clustering algorithms to solve controller placement challenges. His multilingual abilities in Arabic, French, and English further enhance his capacity to engage with international collaborations and research dissemination. Combined, these skills reflect a balanced profile of theoretical knowledge, practical application, and cross-cultural communication, enabling him to contribute effectively to global research networks.

Publication Top Note

Title:  A Survey of Controller Placement Problem in SDN-IoT Network
Authors: Amel Abderrahmane, Hamza Drid, and Amel Behaz SpringerLink
Journal: International Journal of Networked and Distributed Computing
Citation : 7

Conclusion

Dr. Amel Abderrahmane survey on the Controller Placement Problem (CPP) in SDN-IoT networks highlights its central role in ensuring scalability, reliability, and efficiency in next-generation infrastructures. By examining existing approaches, it becomes evident that optimal controller placement is a multidimensional challenge influenced by latency, fault tolerance, load balancing, and energy efficiency. Traditional models provide a foundation, but they often struggle to adapt to the heterogeneity and dynamic nature of IoT environments. Recent advancements, such as graph-based techniques and clustering algorithms, demonstrate promising results in improving performance and resilience. However, no single method universally addresses all requirements, indicating the need for hybrid and adaptive solutions. Future research should focus on intelligent, AI-driven strategies that can dynamically adjust placement decisions in real time, considering both network conditions and application demands. Ultimately, solving CPP will significantly enhance the effectiveness of SDN-IoT networks, enabling more reliable and sustainable digital ecosystems.

Silvia Castro | Development Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Silvia Castro | Development Economics | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Munich | France 

Dr. Silvia Castro is a postdoctoral researcher in Organizational Economics, set to join INSEAD . She recently completed her Ph.D. in Economics at LMU Munich, where she also earned her Master’s degree in Quantitative Economics. Her academic path began with a double bachelor’s degree in Economics and Law at Universidad Carlos III, laying the foundation for her interdisciplinary approach to development and organizational research. Silvia’s work focuses on the intersection of economics, organizations, and human behavior, with field experiments serving as a central method of inquiry. Her published research addresses critical issues such as menstrual health adoption, cultural taboos, psychological safety in teams, and gendered access to finance. She actively contributes to global policy discussions, delivering talks at international conferences and engaging with organizations to advance solutions in health, development, and workplace climate. With numerous grants, fellowships, and awards, Silvia stands out as a dynamic researcher dedicated to impactful economic science.

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Education 

Dr. Silvia Castro educational journey reflects strong training in economics with an interdisciplinary foundation. She earned her Ph.D. in Economics at LMU Munich in, where she specialized in Organizational Economics, Development Economics, and experimental methods. During her doctoral studies, she contributed to cutting-edge research on menstrual health, organizational behavior, and team dynamics, while also teaching courses in economics and supervising graduate students. Prior to her Ph.D., Silvia completed her M.Sc. in Quantitative Economics at LMU Munich in , equipping her with advanced skills in econometrics, mathematical modeling, and data analysis that later supported her empirical research. She began her academic career with a double bachelor’s degree in Economics and Law at Universidad Carlos III in, which provided her with a unique ability to approach economic issues through both analytical and legal perspectives. This solid educational background underpins her interdisciplinary research and commitment to advancing evidence-based policy solutions.

Experience 

Dr. Silvia Castro has developed a rich portfolio of academic and research experience that spans teaching, publications, and international collaborations. She will begin her role as a postdoctoral researcher at INSEAD, one of the world’s leading business schools, where she will continue advancing her research in organizational and development economics. She has published in prestigious journals such as the Journal of Development Economics and World Development, while also contributing working papers and policy reports that bridge academia and practice. Silvia has held fellowships and worked with organizations like Elrha and Oxfam, contributing to large-scale projects on menstrual health and workplace well-being. She has presented at top international conferences, including the Academy of Management, CEPR, and NBER meetings, sharing insights on innovation adoption, team cooperation, and psychological safety. In addition to her research, Silvia has significant teaching experience, mentoring students and delivering seminars on economics, incentives, and organizational practices.

Research Interest

Dr. Silvia Castro research interests lie at the intersection of Organizational Economics, Development Economics, and Field Experiments. Her work focuses on how organizations and teams function, particularly in diverse and resource-constrained environments. She investigates issues such as psychological safety in workplace settings, supportive leadership, and cooperation among knowledge workers, often employing experimental and behavioral methods. In development contexts, her research examines the adoption of health innovations, gender equity in access to finance, and the impact of social norms on technology use. By integrating micro-level behavioral insights with organizational structures, Silvia’s work contributes to both theory and practice, offering solutions for businesses, policymakers, and non-profit organizations. Her ongoing projects also expand into contemporary themes such as the role of generative AI in knowledge work and the design of interventions to improve menstrual health outcomes. Collectively, her research agenda highlights her commitment to understanding and improving human-centered economics in global contexts.

Award and Honor

Dr. Silvia Castro has received numerous awards and grants recognizing her innovative research and contributions to development and organizational economics. She was honored with the Schmidt Sciences AI in the Workplace Development Award and the Siemens Foundation MenstruAction Research Grant, supporting her work on AI applications and menstrual health. She also secured grants from SurveyCTO, ESSEC Africa Research, and the German Research Foundation (DFG), reflecting her ability to attract competitive funding for impactful projects. Earlier achievements include the Joachim Herz Transfer Grant   and the Hans Riegel Foundation Connex Grant, both highlighting her success in knowledge transfer and applied research. She has also been a Joachim Herz Fellow , contributing to a vibrant international research community. In addition, Silvia’s project on compliance and ethics earned the Best Project Award at the European Compliance and Ethics Conference , underscoring her interdisciplinary excellence.

Research Skill

Dr. Silvia Castro brings a strong skillset in experimental economics, econometrics, and field-based research design. Her expertise lies in designing and executing randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to study organizational behavior, leadership, and development outcomes. She is skilled in advanced statistical analysis, including causal inference, program evaluation, and econometric modeling, which she applies to large-scale datasets and experimental results. Silvia also has experience with survey design, data collection in complex field environments, and the use of digital platforms such as Survey CTO for robust and ethical research practices. Her interdisciplinary background equips her to integrate organizational theory with development economics, producing practical insights that influence policy and business strategy. Beyond quantitative methods, Silvia engages in qualitative fieldwork to understand cultural norms and behavioral drivers, particularly in health and gender-related studies. These combined skills allow her to pursue impactful research that is both academically rigorous and socially relevant.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Fostering Psychological Safety in Teams: Evidence from an RCT
Year: 2022
Citations: 29

Title: Breaking the Silence – Group Discussions and the Adoption of Menstrual Health Technologies
Year: 2024
Citations: 21

Title: Cultural Taboos and Misinformation about Menstrual Health Management in Rural Bangladesh
Year: 2025
Citations: 16

Title: Gendered Access to Finance: The Roles of Team Formation, Idea Quality, and Implementation Constraints in Business Evaluations
Year: 2024
Citations: 2

Title: Cooperation in the Workplace: Experimental Evidence from Knowledge Workers
Year: 2025

Conclusion

Dr. Silvia Castro is an emerging scholar in organizational and development economics whose research bridges rigorous experimentation with pressing real-world challenges. Her work advances our understanding of psychological safety in teams, cooperation among knowledge workers, and gendered access to finance, while also tackling critical issues in menstrual health management and misinformation in developing countries. By combining organizational economics with development-focused field experiments, she contributes to both theory and practice, offering insights that inform workplace dynamics, public policy, and social innovation. Her publications in leading journals such as Journal of Development Economics and World Development highlight her growing impact, while her ongoing projects on AI in knowledge work and supportive leadership show her forward-looking research trajectory. Recognized with prestigious grants and awards, Castro exemplifies the integration of scientific excellence with societal relevance, positioning her as a promising voice shaping the future of organizational and development economics.

Avinash Police Patil | Biosensors | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Avinash Police Patil | Biosensors | Young Scientist Award

Ph.D. Researcher at National Chung Hsing University | Taiwan

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil is a dedicated researcher specializing in biosensors, bioelectronics, and food safety diagnostics. Currently based in Taichung, Taiwan, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering at National Chung Hsing University, under the mentorship of Prof. Ching Chou Wu. His doctoral research focuses on the development of advanced microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for the rapid detection of foodborne pathogens, integrating aptamer-modified and immunomagnetic beads with nanomaterials for enhanced sensitivity. With a strong academic foundation in physics and materials science, he bridges fundamental sciences with applied biotechnology, creating innovative diagnostic platforms for foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. Dr. Patil has authored several peer-reviewed publications, presented at international conferences in South Korea and Japan, and contributed to national projects funded by Taiwan’s NSTC. Passionate about interdisciplinary research, he aims to advance food safety technologies and global health security through cutting-edge biosensor innovation.

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Education 

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil academic journey reflects a progressive transition from physics to applied biosensor technology. He began his higher education with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Rani Chennamma University, Belagavi, India. Building on this foundation, he pursued a Master of Science in Physics with a specialization in Materials Science at Jain University, Bangalore, India, where he gained expertise in material characterization and nanostructures. His strong interest in applying physical principles to biological systems led him to Taiwan, where he is currently completing a Ph.D. in Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering at National Chung Hsing University . His dissertation, under the guidance of Prof. Ching Chou Wu, focuses on the development of microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for pathogen detection. This multidisciplinary academic path reflects his unique ability to integrate physics, nanotechnology, and engineering principles into practical solutions for food safety and diagnostics.

Experience 

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil  has built robust research experience in biosensor development, focusing on electrochemical and microfluidic detection systems for food safety applications. As a Ph.D. researcher at National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, he has designed and fabricated biosensors capable of detecting pathogens such as Salmonella and Vibrio in real samples, including milk, chicken breast, and seawater. His work integrates aptamer-modified and immunomagnetic beads with microfluidic devices and screen-printed electrodes, providing rapid and accurate diagnostics. Parallel to his doctoral studies, he has served as a research assistant on multiple National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) projects , focusing on foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. These projects allowed him to refine sample preparation methods, optimize electrode surface modifications, and validate biosensor performance in real-world contexts. Through publications, international conference presentations, and collaborations, Dr. Patil has contributed significantly to advancing biosensor technologies for practical and commercial applications in food safety.

Research Interest

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil  research interests lie at the intersection of biosensors, nanomaterials, and pathogen diagnostics. His work primarily focuses on developing microfluidic and electrochemical biosensing platforms capable of detecting foodborne and fishborne pathogens with high sensitivity and specificity. He is particularly interested in the use of aptamer-based and immunomagnetic bead-based systems for selective pathogen capture and detection, enabling rapid and cost-effective diagnostics. Nanomaterials play a central role in his research, as they provide opportunities for signal amplification and improved biosensor performance. By combining bioelectronics with advanced microfluidic systems, he seeks to design portable diagnostic tools suitable for real-sample analysis in food safety, public health, and environmental monitoring. His interdisciplinary focus integrates physics, materials science, biotechnology, and engineering principles, positioning his research at the forefront of next-generation diagnostic platforms that can address global challenges in foodborne diseases and microbial contamination.

Award and Honor

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil has earned recognition for his contributions to biosensor research and food safety diagnostics. He has published both review and research articles in prestigious SCI-indexed journals, underscoring the impact of his work in the fields of bioelectronics and pathogen detection. His presentations at international conferences in South Korea and Japan provided opportunities to showcase his innovations to a global scientific audience. Among his notable achievements, he received the Best Poster Award at the Advanced Multidisciplinary Agricultural Biotechnology Conference , hosted by National Chung Hsing University, which highlighted his innovative approaches to microfluidic biosensors. Furthermore, he successfully secured two national research grants funded by Taiwan’s NSTC, demonstrating his ability to design impactful research projects with practical applications. These accomplishments reflect not only his technical expertise but also his dedication to advancing biosensor technology for global health and food safety.

Research Skill

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil  possesses a diverse set of research skills spanning biosensor design, nanomaterials application, and diagnostic system integration. He is proficient in developing microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors, particularly for the detection of foodborne and fishborne pathogens. His expertise includes surface modification of electrodes, fabrication of screen-printed electrodes, and integration of microfluidic devices with electrochemical systems. He has hands-on experience with aptamer-based and immunomagnetic bead-based pathogen detection techniques, which enhance selectivity and sensitivity in biosensing applications. Additionally, he is skilled in applying nanomaterials for signal amplification, improving the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic platforms. His technical abilities extend to sample preparation, real-sample analysis, and validation of biosensor performance using food and environmental matrices. Through his work on NSTC-funded projects, he has gained experience in project management, experimental optimization, and collaborative research. These combined skills position him as a strong contributor to advancing innovative biosensor technologies.

Publication Top Notes

Title : Recent advances in electrochemical immunosensors with nanomaterial assistance for signal amplification
Authors: AV Police Patil, YS Chuang, C Li, CC Wu
Journal: Biosensors 13 (1), 125
Year: 2023
Citations: 66

Title :  A Critical Review on Detection of Foodborne Pathogens Using Electrochemical Biosensors
Authors: AVP Patil, PF Yang, CY Yang, MS Gaur, CC Wu
Journal: Critical Reviews™ in Biomedical Engineering 52 (3)
Year: 2024
Citations: 1

Title : Impedimetric Detection of Salmonella enterica in a Microfluidic Chip Using Aptamer-Modified Magnetic Beads and Dielectrophoretic Concentration
Authors: AVP Patil, CY Yang, T Yasukawa, CC Wu
Journal: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 138634
Year: 2025

Title : The Microfluidic System Integrating EIS Detector for Rapid Detection of Salmonella Using Aptamer-Coated Magnetic Beads and pDEP Concentration Technique
Authors: CCW, Avinash V Police Patil, Chiou-Ying Yang
Conference: The 15th Asian Conference on Chemical Sensors 41 (1), 1
Year: 2024

Title : Culture-Free Microfluidic EIS System for Rapid Salmonella Detection Using Aptamer-Coated Magnetic Beads and pDEP Concentration Technique
Authors: CYY, CCW, Avinash V Police Patil
Conference: Advanced Multidisciplinary Agriculture Biotechnology Conference-2024
Year: 2024

Title : Label-free impedimetric detection of Salmonella based on aptamer-modified magnetic beads in a microfluidic chip integrated with a pDEP concentrator
Authors: AVPP, Chiou-Ying Yang, Ching-Chou Wu
Conference: 33rd Anniversary World Congress on Biosensors
Year: 2023

Title : A microfluidic chip integrating impedimetric detection and dielectrophoresis concentration for rapid detection of Salmonella
Authors: AVPP, CWL, CC Wu
Conference: International Conference on Smart Sensors: ICSS2022
Year: 2023

Conclusion

Mr. Avinash  Police Patil  is an emerging researcher whose interdisciplinary expertise bridges physics, nanotechnology, and bio-industrial mechatronics engineering. His doctoral work at National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, focuses on designing innovative microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. Through the integration of aptamer- and immunomagnetic bead-based systems with nanomaterial-assisted signal amplification, his research advances rapid, sensitive, and real-sample diagnostic platforms crucial for global food safety. With several SCI-indexed publications, international conference presentations, and recognition through awards and NSTC-funded projects, Dr. Patil has demonstrated both academic excellence and applied innovation. His contributions not only enrich the scientific understanding of biosensors and bioelectronics but also hold strong potential for real-world applications in public health, environmental monitoring, and food quality assurance. Looking ahead, his work is poised to make significant impacts in developing next-generation diagnostic technologies that are fast, reliable, and accessible worldwide.

Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta | Sulfonamide | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Dinu (Iacob)Ancuta | Sulfonamide | Best Researcher Award

PhD at University of Galati | Romania

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta is a dedicated researcher and pharmacist with expertise in pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical research, and chemistry. She is affiliated with the Research Centre in the Medical-Pharmaceutical Field, Department of Pharmaceutical Science, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galați, Romania. With a strong academic foundation and professional experience, she has significantly contributed to advancing medicine and health sciences, particularly in diabetes research, oxidative stress, electrochemical sensors, and biosensors. Dr. Ancuța has participated in high-impact projects, including the REXDAN initiative on environmental monitoring in the Danube River, and institutional grants focusing on developing novel pharmacological agents. Her scholarly output includes research articles published in internationally recognized journals such as Current Issues in Molecular Biology, Biomedicines, Nanomaterials, and International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Alongside her academic research, she also practices as a pharmacist, combining clinical knowledge with research innovation to improve health outcomes.

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Education

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta  has pursued a comprehensive educational pathway bridging pharmaceutical sciences and chemistry. She began her academic journey at the Pedagogical High School “Costache Negri,” where she specialized as a Teacher–Educator. Her passion for pharmacy led her to complete her undergraduate degree in at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galați, Department of Pharmacy. Building on her foundation, she advanced into postgraduate studies, earning a Doctoral School degree in Fundamental and Engineering Sciences in Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences and Environment. Currently, she is enrolled in the Doctoral School of Biomedical Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galați, where she is pursuing doctoral research in pharmaceutical sciences. This multidisciplinary educational background equips her with expertise in drug design, biochemical processes, and environmental chemistry, supporting her contributions to medical and pharmaceutical research.

Experience

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta professional experience combines academic, research, and clinical practice. She has worked as a pharmacist at SC ELIXIR SRL, applying her expertise in pharmaceutical care and patient health management. She joined the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galați, where she actively contributes to research and teaching in pharmaceutical sciences. She served as an Assistant Researcher at REXDAN, an interdisciplinary project dedicated to environmental monitoring in the Danube River basin, co-financed by the European Union. She has also been part of institutional grants focused on synthesizing and evaluating new compounds with potential antitumor effects. Through her dual role as an academic and practitioner, Dr. Ancuța integrates laboratory research with real-world pharmaceutical applications. Her editorial contributions as Guest Editor for Chemosensors and reviewer for journals like IJMS and Molecules further highlight her professional engagement.

Research Interest

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta research interests are multidisciplinary, spanning pharmacy, biomedical sciences, and applied chemistry. Her work in pharmaceutical sciences focuses on type 2 diabetes mellitus, particularly the synergistic potential of synthetic sulfonamides with natural antioxidants in managing oxidative stress. This line of inquiry supports the development of improved therapeutic strategies for metabolic disorders. In chemistry, she specializes in electrochemical sensors and biosensors, employing cyclic voltammetry and advanced materials for detecting amino acids, pharmaceutical contaminants, and heavy metals. These innovations address both clinical diagnostics and environmental monitoring challenges. Additionally, she has contributed to developing hippuric acid derivatives with promising antitumor pharmacological profiles. Her interests extend into environmental health, as reflected in her involvement in the REXDAN project, which integrates biomedical and ecological sciences. Overall, her research bridges medicine, health sciences, and environmental chemistry, targeting pressing issues in human health and sustainability.

Award and Honor

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta profile primarily emphasizes research and academic achievements, her recognitions lie in her participation in prestigious European-funded research projects and institutional grants. Notably, she has been a project member of REXDAN, an integrated system for complex environmental research and monitoring of the Danube River, valued at nearly  million lei, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund. She also received support through the ANTREPRENORDOC program, which promotes academic excellence and entrepreneurial training among doctoral and postdoctoral researchers in Romania. Her involvement in institutional grants at “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galați further demonstrates her recognition within academic and research circles, particularly in projects targeting new pharmacological agents and antitumor compounds. In addition, her editorial appointment as Guest Editor for Chemosensors and role as a peer reviewer for leading journals are professional honors that underscore her standing in the global scientific community.

Research Skill

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta possesses a diverse set of research skills that align with her interdisciplinary expertise. In pharmaceutical sciences, she is skilled in drug formulation, pharmacological evaluation, and investigating the role of oxidative stress in metabolic diseases such as diabetes mellitus. In analytical and applied chemistry, she has strong capabilities in designing and employing electrochemical sensors and biosensors for detecting biochemical and environmental markers. Her proficiency in cyclic voltammetry and related techniques enables precise analysis of amino acids, heavy metals, and pharmaceutical contaminants. She also demonstrates expertise in synthetic chemistry, particularly in developing new compounds such as sulfonamides and hippuric acid derivatives with potential therapeutic effects. Beyond laboratory-based research, she is experienced in contributing to large-scale European projects, project management, and academic collaborations. Her editorial and peer-review work highlights her critical evaluation and scientific communication skills, making her a versatile researcher bridging multiple disciplines.

Publication Top Notes

Title : A review of sensors and biosensors modified with conducting polymers and molecularly imprinted polymers used in electrochemical detection of amino acids: Phenylalanine
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences
Year: 2022
Citations: 73

Title : A review on electrochemical sensors and biosensors used in phenylalanine electroanalysis
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: Sensors
Year: 2020
Citations: 44

Title : Development of polypyrrole modified screen-printed carbon electrode based sensors for determination of L-tyrosine in pharmaceutical products
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences
Year: 2021
Citations: 24

Title : Electrochemical Detection of Cd²⁺, Pb²⁺, Cu²⁺ and Hg²⁺ with Sensors Based on Carbonaceous Nanomaterials and Fe₃O₄ Nanoparticles
Authors: A. Dinu, A.V. Bounegru, C. Iticescu, L.P. Georgescu, C. Apetrei
Journal:Nanomaterials
Year: 2024
Citations: 22

Title : Voltammetric determination of phenylalanine using chemically modified screen-printed based sensors
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: Chemosensors
Year: 2020
Citations: 20

Title : Determination of ascorbic acid in pharmaceuticals and food supplements with the new potassium ferrocyanide-doped polypyrrole-modified platinum electrode sensor
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: Chemosensors
Year: 2022
Citations: 13

Title : Quantification of tyrosine in pharmaceuticals with the new biosensor based on laccase-modified polypyrrole polymeric thin film
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: Polymers
Year: 2022
Citations: 12

Title : Development of a novel sensor based on polypyrrole doped with potassium hexacyanoferrate (II) for detection of L-tryptophan in pharmaceutics
Authors: A. Dinu, C. Apetrei
Journal: Inventions
Year: 2021
Citations: 11

Title : Electrochemical sensors and biosensors for the detection of pharmaceutical contaminants in natural waters—a comprehensive review
Authors: A.V. Bounegru, A. Dinu Iacob, C. Iticescu, P.L. Georgescu
Journal: Chemosensors
Year: 2025
Citations: 10

Conclusion

Ms. Dinu (Iacob) Ancuta  has demonstrated remarkable dedication to advancing pharmaceutical sciences and applied chemistry through her innovative research, publications, and professional practice. Her work bridges medicine, health sciences, and environmental monitoring, focusing on the development of novel sensors, biosensors, and pharmacological agents that directly address global health challenges such as type 2 diabetes, oxidative stress, and environmental pollution. With 11 SCI-indexed publications, active involvement in high-impact European projects like REXDAN, and editorial contributions to international journals, she has established herself as a promising researcher and thought leader. Her research not only contributes to scientific advancement but also provides practical applications for healthcare and sustainability. Through her academic achievements, collaborations, and commitment to innovation, Dr. Ancuța exemplifies excellence in research and serves as a valuable contributor to the scientific and medical community, making her a strong candidate for this award.

Krish Seetah | Environmental Archaeology | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Krish Seetah | Environmental Archaeology | Best Researcher Award

Faculty at Stanford University | United States

Dr. Krish Seetah is an Associate Professor of Environmental Social Sciences and Oceans at Stanford University, with joint appointments in Anthropology and the Doerr School of Sustainability. He is a leading interdisciplinary researcher whose work bridges archaeology, ecology, and climate science, with a special focus on colonial histories in the Indian Ocean region. As Director of the Seetah Lab in Environmental Archaeology and the Mauritian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Project , he combines archaeological, ecological, and historical perspectives to explore pressing global challenges such as zoonotic disease, sustainability, and human–animal interactions. Dr. Seetah has held leadership positions at Stanford, including Faculty Director of the Center for African Studies and Sykes Family Faculty Director of the Emmet Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources. Widely published with numerous grants, books, and articles, he has established himself as a global authority on the intersections of environment, culture, and history.

Professional Profiles

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Education 

Dr. Krish Seetah  academic journey reflects his interdisciplinary expertise across archaeology, ecology, and biological sciences. He began his studies at the University of Surrey, earning a B.Sc. in Biological Sciences and Health Studies , followed by an M.Sc. in Ecology for Sustainable Development . His strong interest in past human societies led him to pursue osteoarchaeology, completing an M.Sc. with Distinction in Osteoarchaeology at Bournemouth University. Building on this foundation, he earned his Ph.D. in Archaeology at the University of Cambridge , where he specialized in human–animal interactions and their environmental and cultural significance. This blend of life sciences and archaeology has shaped his distinctive research perspective, allowing him to integrate ecological, historical, and anthropological approaches. His education provided the groundwork for later contributions to environmental archaeology, zoonotic disease modeling, and the socio-ecological legacies of colonialism, establishing him as a global scholar with a truly multidisciplinary foundation.

Experience 

Dr. Krish Seetah  has built a distinguished career in academia, combining teaching, research, and leadership. At Stanford University, he has served as Associate Professor of Anthropology and Environmental Social Sciences and Oceans since , after joining the faculty in . He is also the Lab Director of the Seetah Lab in Environmental Archaeology and Director of the Mauritian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Project (MACH). His leadership roles include serving as Faculty Director of the Center for African Studies , Sykes Family Faculty Director of the Emmet Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources, and currently Center Lead of Stanford’s new Center on Culture and Sustainability . Before Stanford, he held fellowships and teaching roles in the UK and Europe, including positions at the University of Central Lancashire, the McDonald Institute (Cambridge), and Reading University. His career demonstrates a consistent focus on interdisciplinary approaches, mentoring students, and advancing sustainability science globally.

Research Interest

Dr. Krish Seetah  research is rooted in the intersections of archaeology, ecology, and environmental history, with a strong focus on the Indian Ocean region. He investigates how colonialism reshaped ecological systems and climate dynamics, particularly through agriculture, settlement, and resource exploitation. A key strand of his work addresses human–animal interactions, with emphasis on the socio-economic and cultural dimensions of meat consumption, trade, and domestication practices. He also develops interdisciplinary models of zoonotic disease, integrating climatic, archaeological, and historical data to better understand how past environments inform present health challenges. His research bridges the humanities and sciences, providing critical insights into sustainability, biodiversity loss, and cultural heritage. By combining field archaeology, laboratory analysis, and advanced computational methods, Dr. Seetah is advancing new frameworks for understanding long-term human-environment interactions, colonial legacies, and their modern implications. His scholarship contributes directly to debates on climate change, public health, and sustainable futures.

Award and Honor

Dr. Krish Seetah  scholarly excellence has been recognized with numerous awards, fellowships, and international honors. His book Connecting Continents was selected for Knowledge Unlatched (Germany), enhancing its global accessibility. He received the Society for American Archaeology Scholarly Book Award  and was named a National Geographic Explorer in  highlighting his leadership in global environmental and archaeological research. His contributions to innovative teaching were honored with the Hoagland Teaching Innovation Award at Stanford . Earlier in his career, he won prestigious postdoctoral awards, including the Wenner-Gren Post-Doctoral Award  and the Leverhulme Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. His creative approaches to research presentation earned him recognition such as the Antiquity Journal Image Competition Prize  and the English Heritage Award for Presenting Heritage Research . These awards reflect not only his scholarly impact but also his ability to communicate research to diverse audiences, bridging academia, heritage, and public engagement.

Research Skill

Dr. Krish Seetah  possesses a diverse and interdisciplinary set of research skills that position him at the forefront of environmental archaeology and sustainability science. His expertise includes archaeological excavation, faunal analysis, and osteoarchaeology, enabling him to reconstruct past human–animal relationships and dietary practices. He is highly skilled in ecological and climate data analysis, combining historical archives, paleoenvironmental records, and computational modeling to explore the impact of colonialism and long-term environmental change. His interdisciplinary approach integrates disease ecology, epidemiological modeling, and historical analysis, supporting innovative studies on zoonotic disease. In addition, he has significant experience in heritage conservation, field project management, and community collaboration, particularly through the Mauritian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Project. His leadership in international, multi-institutional teams demonstrates strong project design, grant writing, and cross-disciplinary coordination. Collectively, his skills span laboratory analysis, fieldwork, and theoretical synthesis, making him a unique researcher at the crossroads of science, history, and sustainability.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Environmental Archaeology of Mauritius: State-of-the-Art and Future Directions
Authors: Krish Seetah
Journal: International Journal of Historical Archaeology
Year: 2025

Title: Marine Environmental Archaeology: The Ecology of Shipwrecks in Mauritius
Authors: Seetah, Krish; Barteneva, Svetlana; Gawde, Prerana; Mamode, Shameelah A. H.; Bhunjun, Devin; Motah, Beenesh A.; Runghen, Hemanaden; Badal, Rezah M.; von Arnim, Yann; Vitry, Hugues
Journal: International Journal of Historical Archaeology
Year: 2025

Title: The Challenges and Future of Environmental Archaeology in Mauritius
Authors: Pluskowski, Aleksander; Brown, Alexander; Seetah, Krish
Journal: International Journal of Historical Archaeology
Year: 2024
Cited by: 2

Title: African Islands: A Comparative Archaeology
Authors: Seetah, Krish
Journal: African Archaeological Review
Year: 2023

Title: Exploring potential risk pathways with high risk groups for urban Rift Valley fever virus introduction, transmission, and persistence in two urban centers of Kenya
Authors: Keli Nicole Gerken; Justinah Maluni; Francis Maluki Mutuku; Bryson Alberto Ndenga; Luti Mwashee; Caroline Ichura; Karren Shaita; Makena Mwaniki; Stella Orwa; Krish Seetah et al.
Journal: PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases
Year: 2023

Title: Connectivity and Small Island Historical Archaeology in the Indian Ocean
Authors: Seetah, Krish; Manfio, Stefania; Sarathi, Akshay; Hauser, M. W.; Haines, J. J.
Journal: Archaeology of Modern Worlds in the Indian Ocean
Year: 2023

Title: Leveraging livestock movements to urban slaughterhouses for wide-spread Rift Valley fever virus surveillance in Western Kenya
Authors: Gerken, Keli Nicole; Ndenga, Bryson Alberto; Owuor, Kevin Omondi; Winter, Christabel Achieng; Seetah, Krish; LaBeaud, Angelle Desiree
Journal: One Health
Year: 2022

Title: Global Health Needs Modernized Containment Strategies to Prepare for the Next Pandemic
Authors: Krish Seetah; Hannah Moots; David Pickel; Marit Van Cant; Alessandra Cianciosi; Erin Mordecai; Mark Cullen; Yvonne Maldonado
Journal: Frontiers in Public Health
Year: 2022

Title: Editorial: Early Human Colonization of Remote Indian Ocean Islands and Its Ecological Impacts
Authors: Anderson, Atholl; Clark, Geoffrey; Haberle, Simon; Larson, Greger; Seetah, Krish
Journal: Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
Year: 2022

Title: Integrated Remote Sensing to Assess Disease Control: Evidence from Flat Island Quarantine Station, Mauritius
Authors: Alessandra Cianciosi; Saša Čaval; Diego Calaon; Krish Seetah
Journal: Remote Sensing
Year: 2022

Title: Colonization During Colonialism: Developing a Framework to Assess the Rapid Ecological Transformation of Mauritius’s Pristine Ecosystem
Authors: Seetah, Krish; Manfio, Stefania; Balbo, Andrea; Farr, R. Helen; Florens, F. B. Vincent
Journal: Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
Year: 2022

Title: Mapping of Underwater Cultural Heritage: The Geophysical Survey and Data Management of HMS Sirius Shipwreck
Authors: Mamode, Shameelah A. H.; Runghen, Hemanaden; Munnaroo, Sivanee; Bissessur, Dass; Coopen, Priscilla; von Arnim, Yann; Manfio, Stefania; Seetah, Krish; Motah, Beenesh A.; Badal, Rezah
Journal: OCEANS Conference Proceedings
Year: 2022

Title: Africa and the Indian Ocean World from Early Times to Circa 1900
Authors: Seetah, Krish
Journal: African Archaeological Review
Year: 2021

Conclusion

Dr. Krish Seetah  career exemplifies the integration of archaeology, environmental science, and global health, with a particular focus on the Indian Ocean world. Since his tenure, he has significantly expanded his scholarly contributions with 23 new funded grants, a book, two edited volumes, 12 journal articles, and nine book chapters. His leadership roles at Stanford ranging from directing the Seetah Lab to serving as Center Lead for the new Stanford Center on Culture and Sustainability demonstrate his commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research and global collaboration.

Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz | Nanotechnology | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz | Nanotechnology | Best Research Article Award

Postdoctoral fellow at  Unicamp | Brazil

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz is a Brazilian researcher specializing in energy systems, renewable technologies, and advanced materials for industrial applications. He is currently pursuing postdoctoral research at Campinas State University, focusing on multiphase vertical flow for the oil and gas sector in Brazil. With an academic foundation spanning mechatronics engineering, automotive engineering, energy technology, and nuclear and energy systems, Dr. Diniz has cultivated an interdisciplinary profile that bridges engineering science and applied research. His doctoral work at the Federal University of Pernambuco explored flexible sensors for corrosive contaminants in natural gas using graphene-metal oxide nanocomposites, showcasing his expertise in nanomaterials and energy innovation. Alongside his academic achievements, he has served as a professor at the University of Pernambuco and contributed to the automotive industry through his role at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Fluent in Portuguese, English, and Italian, Dr. Diniz embodies a global research outlook and a commitment to sustainable engineering solutions.

Professional Profiles

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Education 

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz educational journey reflects a strong foundation in engineering and energy systems. He earned his Ph.D. in Nuclear and Energy Technology from the Federal University of Pernambuco , where his thesis centered on graphene and metal oxide nanocomposites for flexible sensors targeting natural gas contaminants. Prior to this, he completed a Master of Professional Engineering in Energy Technology  at the University of Pernambuco, specializing in energy planning and exergy analysis of photovoltaic/thermal hybrid systems enhanced with nanofluids. He also holds a Master of Science in Automotive Engineering from Politecnico di Torino, Italy , where his thesis investigated austempered cast iron’s mechanical properties for automotive applications. His Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics Engineering from the University of Pernambuco  provided a strong multidisciplinary base. Additionally, he completed a Technical Course in Electromechanics at SENAI . This diverse academic path highlights his integration of mechanical, energy, and materials engineering expertise.

Experience 

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz has developed an international and multidisciplinary professional trajectory. He is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at Campinas State University , where he works on multiphase vertical flow research for oil and gas applications. Previously, he served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Pernambuco  and as a Visiting Professor , teaching core engineering subjects such as calculus, algebraic geometry, physics, and statics mechanics. In industry, he worked with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles as a Body Shop Product and Process Specialist, overseeing dimensional process control, tolerance verification, and defect analysis in automotive production systems. He also gained international research experience at Magneti Marelli in Turin, Italy , where his MSc thesis focused on the structural characterization of austempered cast iron. This blend of academic teaching, industrial process expertise, and applied research positions Dr. Diniz as a professional capable of bridging academia and industry in engineering innovation.

Research Interest

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz  research interests span renewable energy systems, nanomaterials, and multiphase flow in oil and gas engineering. His doctoral research on graphene-metal oxide nanocomposites for flexible sensors highlights his commitment to addressing challenges in natural gas monitoring and environmental sustainability. He is deeply engaged in energy conversion technologies, photovoltaic/thermal hybrid systems, and exergy optimization, contributing to innovations in cleaner energy production. His experience with austempered cast iron reflects a strong interest in advanced materials engineering for the automotive sector, while his current postdoctoral research in multiphase vertical flow emphasizes fluid dynamics and its applications in the oil and gas industry. Dr. Diniz also focuses on smart sensing technologies, corrosion monitoring, and renewable integration strategies, bridging theoretical development with industrial applications. His interdisciplinary approach unites mechanical, energy, and materials engineering to design sustainable, efficient, and high-performance systems that align with global transitions toward clean energy and advanced manufacturing.

Award and Honor

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz academic and professional journey has been marked by recognition in both academia and industry. His doctoral research at the Federal University of Pernambuco was supported by competitive scholarships, reflecting the significance of his work in renewable energy and nanocomposite sensors. His international training at Politecnico di Torino was further acknowledged through successful completion of his MSc thesis in collaboration with Magneti Marelli, Italy, which received academic commendation for its contribution to automotive materials. As an Adjunct Professor at the University of Pernambuco, he was recognized for his dedication to teaching and mentoring engineering students in foundational courses. His industrial role at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles highlighted his ability to integrate academic expertise into real-world process innovation. Additionally, his multilingual and interdisciplinary capabilities have strengthened his international profile, enabling collaborations across Brazil, Italy, and beyond. Collectively, these milestones underscore his excellence in research, teaching, and applied engineering innovation.

Research Skill

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz brings a comprehensive set of research skills that reflect both technical expertise and interdisciplinary versatility. He is proficient in data analysis, simulation, and computational modeling, with advanced command of tools such as MATLAB/Simulink, Python, R, and multiple programming languages (Java, C, C++, C#). His skills in nanomaterials synthesis and characterization support his work on graphene-metal oxide composites, while his background in fluid mechanics and multiphase flow underpins his postdoctoral research in oil and gas systems. He has strong expertise in energy system modeling, exergy analysis, and renewable energy planning, particularly in photovoltaic/thermal hybrid systems with nanofluids. His industrial experience developed his strengths in dimensional process control, tolerance verification, and defect analysis in automotive production. Additionally, Dr. Diniz is experienced in scientific writing, peer review, and interdisciplinary collaboration, positioning him as a skilled researcher who effectively integrates experimental, computational, and applied engineering methodologies.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Parametric analysis of energy and exergy efficiencies of a hybrid PV/T system containing metallic nanofluids
Authors: F. L. J. Diniz; C. V. P. Vital; L. A. Gomez-Malagon
Journal: Renewable Energy
Year: 2022
Cited by: 53

Title: Graphene-based flexible and eco-friendly wearable electronics and humidity sensors
Authors: F. L. J. Diniz; T. Lima; E. S. Araujo; P. L. B. Araujo
Journal: Materials Research
Year: 2024
Cited by: 3

Title: Eficiência de um coletor solar de absorção direta utilizando nanofluido de prata
Authors: C. V. P. Vital; I. B. Soares; F. L. J. Diniz; L. A. G. Malagón
Journal: Anais Congresso Brasileiro de Energia Solar (CBENS)
Year: 2018
Cited by: 2

Title: Flexible Gas Sensors Based on Hierarchical Graphene-Copper Oxide Nanocomposites for Environmental Monitoring in High-Risk Industries
Authors: F. L. J. Diniz; T. B. S. de Lima; K. M. de Oliveira; E. S. de Araújo; P. L. B. de Araújo
Journal: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance
Year: 2025

Title: Sensores flexíveis de contaminantes potencialmente corrosivos do gás natural baseados em nanocompósitos hierárquicos de grafeno e óxidos metálicos
Authors: F. L. J. Diniz
Journal: –
Year: 2024

Title: Gamma irradiation effect on properties of modified graphene doped PVA nanocomposite films
Authors: T. Lima; F. Diniz; E. Araújo; P. Araújo
Journal: Polímeros
Year: 2024

Title: Método para proteger resinas à base de água contra danos da radiação ultravioleta e acumulação de eletricidade estática
Authors: P. L. B. de Araújo; E. S. de Araújo; T. B. S. de Lima; F. L. J. Diniz
Journal: BR Patent
Year: 2022

Title: Balanço energético e exergético de sistemas híbridos PVT contendo nanofluidos
Authors: F. L. J. Diniz; C. V. P. Vital; I. B. Soares; L. A. G. Malagón
Journal: Anais Congresso Brasileiro de Energia Solar (CBENS)
Year: 2018

Conclusion

Dr. Filipe Liberato Justino Diniz has built a solid academic and professional trajectory across Brazil and Europe, with expertise spanning renewable energy systems, nanomaterials, flexible sensors, and automotive engineering. His postdoctoral research at Campinas State University focuses on multiphase vertical flow for oil and gas applications, continuing a strong research line developed during his Ph.D. at the Federal University of Pernambuco, where he investigated graphene-based nanocomposites for corrosive gas detection.

Yu Cheng Wang | Engineering | Best Research Article Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yu Cheng Wang | Engineering | Best Research Article Award

Aeronautical Engineering Of Chair at Chaoyang University of Technology | Taiwan

Prof. Dr. Yu Cheng Wang  is a distinguished academic and researcher, currently serving as Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan. He holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from Feng Chia University and has built a reputation for advancing research at the intersection of aeronautical systems, intelligent manufacturing, and explainable artificial intelligence. With more than publications in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals, his contributions have made significant impact in manufacturing optimization and decision-support systems. He has an h-index of  with over citations, reflecting the scholarly influence of his work. Prof. Wang also collaborates extensively with colleagues across Taiwan and internationally, bridging academic research and industry practice. His work on Industry 4.0 applications in semiconductor manufacturing showcases his commitment to developing transparent and human-centered AI systems that directly address real-world industrial challenges.

Professional Profile

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Education 

Prof. Dr. Yu Cheng Wang pursued his academic journey with a focus on engineering, systems, and innovation. He earned his Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from Feng Chia University, Taiwan, where his doctoral research laid the foundation for his expertise in intelligent systems and complex manufacturing processes. His educational background reflects a strong balance between theoretical modeling and applied problem-solving. Dr. Wang’s training emphasized operations research, production systems, and the integration of artificial intelligence into industrial applications, which later expanded into explainable AI frameworks for decision support. His solid grounding in industrial engineering principles has allowed him to extend his research into aeronautical systems and semiconductor manufacturing. With this interdisciplinary academic foundation, he has successfully bridged domains such as fuzzy theory, optimization, and smart manufacturing, enabling him to pursue pioneering research in Industry 4.0. His educational journey demonstrates a commitment to combining engineering rigor with innovative technological applications.

Experience 

Prof. Dr. Yu-Cheng Wang has extensive academic and professional experience that combines leadership, research, and industry collaboration. As Department Chair and Associate Professor at Chaoyang University of Technology, he oversees curriculum development, research strategy, and faculty mentorship in aeronautical engineering. His leadership extends to managing cross-disciplinary projects that integrate aeronautical engineering with intelligent manufacturing and artificial intelligence applications. He has spearheaded major research initiatives, including the Industry 4.0 XAI project for wafer-fab output forecasting, a groundbreaking effort that combines machine learning with interpretability for industrial decision-making. His experience also spans consultancy projects that provide practical solutions for semiconductor manufacturing, aligning academic research with industry needs. Prof. Wang’s editorial contributions over appointments demonstrate his recognition as a peer reviewer and thought leader in his field. Through collaborations with colleagues such as Tin-Chih Toly Chen and Chi-Wei Lin, he has broadened his international research presence and strengthened academia-industry knowledge exchange.

Research Interest

Prof. Dr. Yu-Cheng Wang’s research interests lie at the intersection of aeronautical engineering, smart manufacturing, and artificial intelligence. His primary focus is on explainable AI (XAI), where he develops models that not only achieve predictive accuracy but also provide transparency and interpretability for industrial decision-makers. He applies these methods to semiconductor manufacturing, Industry 4.0 environments, and production planning, ensuring that complex systems are optimized while remaining human-understandable. His work extends to fuzzy theory and decision analytics, particularly in contexts where uncertainty and complexity are critical, such as aerospace systems and large-scale industrial operations. Beyond manufacturing, Dr. Wang also explores applications of XAI in training and maintenance, including VR-based approaches for sustainable engineering education. By linking advanced computational models with practical engineering needs, his research contributes to both academic advancement and industry transformation, ensuring technological innovation supports efficiency, sustainability, and human factors integration.

Award and Honor

Prof. Dr. Yu-Cheng Wang has earned recognition for his scholarly contributions and leadership in the fields of aeronautical engineering and artificial intelligence. His publications in high-impact international journals such as The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Complex & Intelligent Systems, and Decision Analytics Journal highlight his academic influence and earned him strong citation metrics, with an h-index of 15 and more than citations. These achievements reflect his standing in the research community. His editorial appointments  across SCI and Scopus-indexed journals demonstrate the trust placed in him as a global reviewer and evaluator of cutting-edge research. He has also been actively involved in industry-driven projects, bridging academia and practical innovation, which further highlights his leadership. Recognition through research funding, collaborations, and invitations to contribute to international projects underscores his role as a thought leader. Collectively, these honors validate his impact as a forward-looking scientist and educator.

Research Skill

Prof. Dr. Yu Cheng Wang possesses a robust set of research skills that combine technical depth with interdisciplinary application. He is proficient in developing explainable AI frameworks, integrating advanced machine learning models with interpretability methods such as SHAP and rule-based surrogates to improve transparency in industrial decision systems. His expertise extends to fuzzy theory, production planning, and smart manufacturing analytics, making him adept at tackling complex and uncertain problems in both aeronautical and industrial domains. He has successfully applied these skills to semiconductor manufacturing, leading research on wafer-fab output forecasting that directly supports industry needs. In addition to computational modeling, Dr. Wang demonstrates strong skills in data analytics, simulation, and optimization, enabling him to bridge theory with real-world application. His experience with large-scale collaborations and consultancy projects further reflects his ability to integrate technical innovation with industry practices, positioning him as both a problem solver and research leader.

Publication Top Notes

Title: An explainable decision model for selecting facility locations in supply chain networks
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang; Yi-Chi Wang
Journal: Supply Chain Analytics
Year: 2025

Title: Enhancing the effectiveness of output projection in wafer fabrication using an Industry 4.0 and XAI approach
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang; Chi-Wei Lin
Journal: The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Year: 2024

Title: Adapted techniques of explainable artificial intelligence for explaining genetic algorithms on the example of job scheduling
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang; Toly Chen
Journal: Expert Systems with Applications
Year: 2024

Title: Evaluating innovative future robotic applications in manufacturing using a fuzzy collaborative intelligence approach
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang
Journal: The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Year: 2024

Title: A heterogeneous fuzzy collaborative intelligence approach: Air quality monitor selection study
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Lin; Yu-Cheng Wang
Journal: Applied Soft Computing
Year: 2023

Title: Prediction of engine failure time using principal component analysis, categorical regression tree, and back propagation network
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang
Journal: Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing
Year: 2023

Title: Improving people’s health by burning low-pollution coal to improve air quality for thermal power generation
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Teng Chieh Chang; Yu-Cheng Wang
Journal: Digital Health
Year: 2023

Title: A selectively calibrated derivation technique and generalized fuzzy TOPSIS for semiconductor supply chain localization assessment
Authors: Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang; Pin-Hsien Jiang
Journal: Decision Analytics Journal
Year: 2023

Title: New XAI tools for selecting suitable 3D printing facilities in ubiquitous manufacturing
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang; Toly Chen
Journal: Complex & Intelligent Systems
Year: 2023

Title: A modified random forest incremental interpretation method for explaining artificial and deep neural networks in cycle time prediction
Authors: Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang
Journal: Decision Analytics Journal
Year: 2023

Title: 3D Printer Selection for Aircraft Component Manufacturing Using a Nonlinear FGM and Dependency-Considered Fuzzy VIKOR Approach
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang; Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Lin
Journal: Aerospace
Year: 2023

Title: An efficient approximating alpha-cut operations approach for deriving fuzzy priorities in fuzzy multi-criterion decision-making
Authors: Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Yu-Cheng Wang; Min-Chi Chiu
Journal: Applied Soft Computing
Year: 2023

Title: A novel auto-weighting deep-learning fuzzy collaborative intelligence approach
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang; Tin-Chih Toly Chen; Hsin-Chieh Wu
Journal: Decision Analytics Journal
Year: 2023

Title: An explainable deep-learning approach for job cycle time prediction
Authors: Yu-Cheng Wang; Toly Chen; Min-Chi Chiu
Journal: Decision Analytics Journal
Year: 2023

Conclusion

Dr. Yu-Cheng Wang has consistently demonstrated academic excellence and research innovation across aeronautical engineering, explainable AI, and smart manufacturing systems. In publications in leading SCI/Scopus-indexed journals, an h-index of , and more than  citations, his work bridges theory with impactful industrial applications, particularly in semiconductor manufacturing and Industry 4.0 transformations. His leadership as Department Chair, coupled with collaborations with renowned scholars, highlights his influence on both research and education. Recognized for advancing interpretable AI for real-world adoption, Dr. Wang’s contributions embody the spirit of innovation, making him a strong and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Ezzat Marzouk | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Research Article Award

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Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Research Article Award

Senior Expert at Agricultural Research Department | Qatar

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk  is a distinguished Environmental Scientist and Soil Science expert with more than 25 years of international experience across Qatar, Egypt, the UK, and Australia. Currently serving as Senior Environmental Scientist at the Ministry of Municipality, Qatar, he leads agricultural research programs and manages national soil sustainability initiatives. He has played a pivotal role in establishing Qatar’s  million Central Laboratories for Agricultural Analysis, positioning the country at the forefront of soil and environmental research in the region. Prof. Marzouk has published  peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals  and supervised over a dozen graduate students, demonstrating his commitment to advancing knowledge and mentoring the next generation of scientists. With expertise in soil remediation, nanotechnology applications, and environmental sustainability, he has also secured over million in competitive research funding. His leadership and innovation continue to shape sustainable agriculture and environmental policy in the Middle East.

Professional Profile

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Education 

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk holds a strong academic background in Environmental and Soil Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Environmental Science from the University of Nottingham, UK, supported by a prestigious Egyptian Government Scholarship. His dissertation, supervised by Prof. Scott D. Young, explored multi-element stable isotope dilution to quantify metal reactivity in soil, a novel approach in soil contamination studies. Earlier, he completed his M.Sc. in Soil Sciences  from Suez Canal University, Egypt, focusing on the impact of organic residues on phosphorus availability in North Sinai soils. His academic journey began with a B.Sc. in Environmental Agricultural Sciences from the same university, graduating with distinction. This academic trajectory reflects his deep expertise in environmental remediation, agricultural sustainability, and soil chemistry. Prof. Marzouk’s education laid the foundation for his multidisciplinary research, combining environmental science, agricultural innovation, and advanced analytical techniques for global environmental challenges.

Professional Experience 

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk  has held influential academic and research positions in Qatar, Egypt, and Australia. He has served as Senior Expert, Agricultural Research Department, Ministry of Municipality, Qatar, leading national soil sustainability programs and overseeing Qatar’s Central Laboratories for Agricultural Analysis .He was Head of the Soil and Water Sciences Department at Arish University, Egypt, where he enhanced research output by  and modernized the curriculum. Earlier, as Dean of the Institute of Environmental Studies, he guided students and 300 faculty during the COVID-19 digital transformation. His international exposure includes serving as a Research Associate at the University of South Australia  on an ARC-funded project examining contaminant-nanoparticle interactions. With extensive leadership roles, grant management, and cross-border collaborations, Prof. Marzouk has established himself as a global leader in environmental science, soil research, and agricultural sustainability.

Research Interest

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk  research focuses on environmental remediation, soil quality, and sustainable agriculture. His work emphasizes innovative solutions for soil contamination, particularly the application of nanotechnology and stable isotope analysis in soil science. He has pioneered research on metal speciation, contaminant reactivity, and nanoparticle interactions, which are critical for understanding soil health and environmental risks. Prof. Marzouk also explores the role of soil management strategies in enhancing agricultural sustainability and food security, with a strong focus on arid and semi-arid environments like Qatar. His current projects include developing innovative methods for mercury detection and remediation in arid soils and conducting a comprehensive soil health assessment across Qatar’s agricultural regions. His multidisciplinary approach bridges environmental chemistry, agricultural science, and climate adaptation, making his research highly relevant to global challenges such as soil degradation, food sustainability, and environmental pollution. His ultimate goal is to build sustainable systems that balance environment, agriculture, and development.

Award and Honor

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk  has earned significant recognition for his contributions to environmental and agricultural sciences. His competitive research funding stands as a testament to his leadership in advancing impactful research projects. He has been entrusted with major initiatives such as establishing Qatar’s Central Laboratories for Agricultural Analysis  and leading high-profile national projects on soil sustainability and remediation. His academic excellence has been further acknowledged through multiple international collaborations, fellowships, and invitations to contribute to global research forums. During his tenure as Dean and Department Head in Egypt, he was recognized for curriculum innovation, digital transformation during COVID-19, and international partnerships. At the University of South Australia, his research fellowship produced six high-impact publications, earning him global credibility. Collectively, his honors highlight his ability to secure large-scale research projects, publish influential studies, and mentor future leaders, making him an esteemed figure in environmental science.

Research Skill

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk possesses advanced research skills that span qualitative and quantitative environmental analysis. He is proficient in stable isotope techniques, metal speciation, and nanotechnology applications in soil and environmental systems. His expertise includes developing innovative methods for soil remediation, contaminant tracking, and agricultural sustainability assessments. Beyond laboratory expertise, Prof. Marzouk is highly skilled in research grant writing and project management, with a proven ability to secure and lead multi-million-dollar projects. He has successfully supervised  graduate students, equipping them with cutting-edge research methodologies. Additionally, his skills extend to establishing laboratories from the ground up, demonstrated by his leadership in building Qatar’s Central Agricultural Labs. He is also adept at scientific publishing, peer review, and presenting research findings at international platforms. His strong capacity to integrate technical innovation, leadership, and mentorship ensures that his research not only advances academic knowledge but also drives real-world environmental solutions.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Corrigendum to “Comparison of modern and 40-year-old drinking water pipeline in northern Sinai region, Egypt: characteristics and health risk assessment”
Authors: Amany D. Mekal; Mona M. El-Shazly; Mohamed Ragab; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Journal of Trace Elements and Minerals
Year: 2024

Title: Erratum to “Corrigendum to ‘Comparison of modern and 40-year-old drinking water pipeline in northern Sinai region, Egypt: characteristics and health risk assessment’”
Authors: Amany D. Mekal; Mona M. El-Shazly; Mohamed Ragab; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Journal of Trace Elements and Minerals
Year: 2024

Title: Assessment of Groundwater Quality for Drinking and Domestic Use: Implications for Water Safety in El-Arish City, North Sinai, Egypt
Authors: Mai Abdeen; Ezzat Marzouk; Mona El Shazly; Sally Ismail
Journal: Sinai Journal of Applied Sciences
Year: 2023

Title: Comparison of Modern and 40-Year-Old Drinking Water Pipeline in Northern Sinai Region, Egypt: Characteristics and Health Risk Assessment
Authors: Amany D. Mekal; Mona M. El-Shazly; Mohamed Ragab; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Journal of Trace Elements and Minerals
Year: 2023

Title: Soil and Plant Contamination by Potentially Toxic and Emerging Elements and the Associated Human Health Risk in Some Egyptian Environments
Authors: Waleed H. Shetaya; Elizabeth H. Bailey; Scott D. Young; Elham F. Mohamed; Vasileios Antoniadis; Jörg Rinklebe; Sabry M. Shaheen; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Environmental Geochemistry and Health
Year: 2023

Title: The toxicity and uptake of bulk and nano-sized ZnO particles in wheat (Triticum aestivum) seedlings
Authors: Fadya S. S. Keshta; Waleed H. H. Shetaya; Ezzat R. R. Marzouk
Journal: Journal of Plant Nutrition
Year: 2023

Title: Utilizing Tissue Culture Technique and ZnO Nanoparticle Stimulation to Propagate Asparagus aphyallus L. Plant
Authors: Ghada Gaballa; Sonia Shehata; Ezzat Marzouk
Journal: Sinai Journal of Applied Sciences
Year: 2023

Title: Assessing the Lability and Environmental Mobility of Organically Bound Copper by Stable Isotope Dilution
Authors: Ezzat R. Marzouk; Erica Donner; Frank von der Kammer; Elizabeth H. Bailey; Waleed H. Shetaya; Scott D. Young; Enzo Lombi
Journal: Environmental Science & Technology
Year: 2022

Title: Drinking Water Biological and Chemical Contaminants: A Case Study of Rural Areas of Northwest Sinai, Egypt
Authors: Hassan Swelam; Mona El Shazly; Ezzat Marzouk
Journal: Sinai Journal of Applied Sciences
Year: 2022

Title: Effect of Biochar Amendment on Spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) Growth Under Salt Stress Conditions
Authors: Yasmin Hussein; Mostafa Hassan; Ezzat Marzouk; Sally Ismail
Journal: Sinai Journal of Applied Sciences
Year: 2022

Title: Toxicity and Uptake of CuO Nanoparticles: Evaluation of an Emerging Nanofertilizer on Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Plant
Authors: Amany S. Ibrahim; Gomaa A. M. Ali; Amro Hassanein; Ahmed M. Attia; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Sustainability
Year: 2022

Title: Olive Mill Waste-Based Anaerobic Digestion as a Source of Local Renewable Energy and Nutrients
Authors: Mohamed Aboelfetoh; Amro Hassanein; Mohamed Ragab; Mohamed El-kassas; Ezzat R. Marzouk
Journal: Sustainability
Year: 2022

Title: Assessments of Environmental Sensitivity to Desertification in Ber El-Abd Area, North Sinai, Egypt Using MEDALUS Model
Authors: Hend Abd El-Hameed; Ezzat Marzouk; Mohamed Abdo; Abdel-Aziz Abdelmontaleb
Journal: Sinai Journal of Applied Sciences
Year: 2020

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Ezzat Marzouk  stands as a leading figure in environmental science and soil research, with a distinguished career spanning over 25 years across Qatar, Egypt, the UK, and Australia. His scholarly contributions, reflected in more than 50 peer-reviewed publications, advance knowledge in soil remediation, nanotechnology applications, stable isotope analysis, and sustainable agricultural practices. Beyond research, he has secured over  million in competitive funding, established state-of-the-art laboratories, and supervised the next generation of scientists. His pioneering work ranging from water quality assessment and nanoparticle toxicity to biochar applications and soil health monitoring has had a direct impact on food security, sustainability policies, and environmental risk management in the Middle East and beyond. Prof. Marzouk’s career exemplifies the integration of scientific innovation with practical solutions, ensuring that his research continues to shape environmental sustainability and agricultural resilience worldwide.