Qiu Jun – Environmental Engineering – Outstanding Scientist Award

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Qiu Jun - Environmental Engineering - Outstanding Scientist Award

Beijing Normal University - China

AUTHOR PROFILE

GOOGLE SCHOLAR
ORCID

SUMMARY

Qiu Jun is a renowned expert in atmospheric water resource technology, microscale fluid-solid interaction mechanics, and engineering design. A consistent contributor to water sciences and hydrology, the research spans multiple domains, including energy-water systems and environmental sustainability. Roles in academia and national laboratories emphasize a dedication to scientific advancement, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The focus lies in solving practical water and environmental challenges using advanced simulation, modeling, and field experimentation. With a series of high-impact publications and international collaborations, Qiu Jun's contributions are pivotal in bridging aerospace engineering principles with water science to address global resource challenges.

EDUCATION

Education began with a Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Aerospace, Tsinghua University, Beijing. This was followed by a Master’s and Ph.D. from the same institution, deepening expertise in engineering and applied sciences. Further academic enrichment came through a visiting scholar program at Columbia University in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. Postdoctoral research continued at Tsinghua University, focusing on applied hydrology and mechanics. The educational background combines aerospace, hydrology, and biomedical research, equipping Qiu Jun with a unique interdisciplinary foundation ideal for tackling modern challenges in water resource management and environmental engineering.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professional trajectory includes roles from Postdoctoral Research Fellow to Assistant Professor at Tsinghua University. Later held research fellow positions in the Department of Hydraulic and Hydrology, culminating in appointment as Distinguished Research Fellow at Qinghai University’s State Key Laboratory. Currently serving as Professor at Beijing Normal University's College of Water Sciences. Experience reflects a steady progression through prestigious institutions, emphasizing innovation in water systems, experimental hydrology, and resource optimization. Work includes leadership in major national and institutional research programs, with responsibilities in academic mentorship, experimental platform development, and policy-informing environmental studies.

RESEARCH INTEREST

Core interests include atmospheric water harvesting, gravity energy storage systems, climate-influenced hydrological cycles, reservoir management, and fluid mechanics at the microscale. Research integrates physical experimentation with advanced modeling to enhance water resource reliability and sustainable energy applications. Special attention is given to ecological water demand, fog elimination, and climate-induced precipitation patterns. Studies frequently address the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, emphasizing regional hydrological behavior and its global implications. Optimization techniques, including particle swarm algorithms, are applied across image processing and water systems. This multidisciplinary approach enables the design of practical and theoretical frameworks to tackle pressing environmental and energy challenges.

AWARD AND HONOR

Recognition stems from significant publications, international collaborations, and national-level appointments. Invitations to contribute as corresponding author on numerous peer-reviewed journals highlight leadership within the field. Notable appointments at Tsinghua University and Beijing Normal University reflect academic and institutional recognition. Participation in interdisciplinary research projects across China and abroad demonstrates trust in scientific competence and leadership. Although formal awards are not listed, distinguished titles and appointments serve as evidence of professional acknowledgment. Positions in leading water science centers and engineering departments reinforce continued contributions to scientific excellence and environmental solutions in academia and applied science.

RESEARCH SKILL

Possesses advanced skills in experimental system design, atmospheric water collection techniques, hydrological modeling, MATLAB GUI programming, image inpainting using PSO algorithms, and climate variability analysis. Well-versed in integrating environmental data with simulation software and optimization tools to enhance decision-making in reservoir and water system management. Additional competencies include acoustic fog elimination, ecological forecasting, and data-driven zoning of precipitation regimes. Research frequently applies computational fluid dynamics, laboratory-scale validation, and long-term environmental monitoring. The integration of engineering methods with climate science underlines a systems-level research skillset suited for applied environmental and hydrological studies.

CONCLUSION

Work exemplifies the fusion of aerospace engineering, environmental science, and water resource management. With strong academic roots and wide-ranging applications, research addresses urgent global challenges such as water scarcity, climate variability, and energy sustainability. Contributions span foundational theory, applied experimentation, and policy-relevant insights. Engagement across major Chinese universities and global institutions underscores influence and reach. From designing fog elimination systems to optimizing reservoir operations, the approach remains comprehensive, forward-thinking, and multidisciplinary. Through high-level appointments, impactful publications, and continuous research, Qiu Jun emerges as a key figure in advancing scientific solutions for sustainable resource management.

Noudy Sengxeu – Public Health – Best Researcher Award

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Noudy Sengxeu - Public Health - Best Researcher Award

faculty of pharmacy - France

AUTHOR PROFILE

ORCID
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SUMMARY

Noudy Sengxeu has undertaken several high-impact research consultancies and coordination roles across global institutions. He has contributed to projects under the World Health Organization, Infectious Diseases Data Observatory, UNICEF, and Asian Development Bank, focusing on public health, drug quality, and gender analysis. His leadership includes coordinating multi-country studies, developing research tools like "Epione", and estimating medicine needs in resource-limited settings. His work spans Laos, Tunisia, Bangladesh, Ghana, Mozambique, and Vietnam. These activities demonstrate his commitment to evidence-based health interventions, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, with an emphasis on public health improvement and medicine accessibility.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Noudy Sengxeu has played significant roles in both academic and international development sectors. His professional journey includes serving as an analytical chemistry teacher, managing multi-sectoral technical programs, and leading health-focused initiatives. He has worked with governmental ministries and global NGOs to integrate gender perspectives into health and agricultural systems, and to ensure laboratory capacities meet safety standards. In each position, he has exhibited strong coordination, policy translation, and implementation skills. His ability to manage interdisciplinary teams and contribute to policy design underlines his valuable cross-sector expertise in public health, quality assurance, and clinical research.

RESEARCH INTEREST

His research interests revolve around access to quality medicines, public health policy, gender analysis, and medicine affordability. Noudy Sengxeu’s work focuses on health equity, especially in under-resourced regions. His publications and field projects indicate a special focus on epilepsy care, antibiotic quality control, and gender inclusion in healthcare services. He is especially interested in combining clinical data with social determinants of health to drive informed decision-making. Through data-centric and community-based approaches, he aims to influence health system strengthening, particularly in Southeast Asia and other developing regions with similar health disparities.

AWARD AND HONOR

Noudy Sengxeu has received recognition from prominent research platforms for his valuable work in neurology and drug safety. He has been an invited peer reviewer for BMC Neurology and presented at prestigious international conferences, including the International Epilepsy Congress and the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. These platforms have acknowledged his evidence-driven insights and leadership in improving treatment access for epilepsy and addressing medicine quality. His research continues to earn attention in global forums, enhancing visibility for public health challenges in Southeast Asia and driving collaborative discussions around medicine safety and accessibility.

RESEARCH SKILL

Noudy Sengxeu brings a rich toolkit of research capabilities spanning epidemiology, analytical method development, and statistical analysis. He designs robust research protocols, coordinates multi-country studies, and performs gender-responsive evaluations. His technical expertise includes quality testing using HPLC and TLC, project implementation, and development of monitoring frameworks. He is proficient in data collection tools like KoBoCollect and Castor EDC, and analytical software such as SPSS. These skills enable him to navigate complex field conditions, ensuring the scientific integrity and practical relevance of his findings, especially in public health and pharmaceutical research domains.

PUBLICATION

 

Title: Clinical management and disease-modifying treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in African hospital centers: the TROPALS study
Authors: Luna, J.; Jost, J.; Diagana, M.; Ait Aissa, L.; Tazir, M.; Ali Pacha, L.; Kacem, I.; Gouider, R.; Henning, F.; Basse, A. et al.
Journal: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Frontotemporal Degeneration

Title: Availability, affordability, and quality of essential anti-seizure medication in Cambodia
Authors: Sengxeu, N.; Aon, C.; Dufat, H.; Boumediene, F.; Chan, S.; Ros, S.; Preux, P.-M.; Ratsimbazafy, V.; Jost, J.
Journal: Epilepsia Open

Title: Availability, affordability, and quality of essential antiepileptic drugs in Lao PDR
Authors: Sengxeu, N.; Dufat, H.; Boumediene, F.; Vorachit, S.; Chivorakoun, P.; Souvong, V.; Manithip, C.; Preux, P.-M.; Ratsimbazafy, V.; Jost, J.
Journal: Epilepsia Open

Title: Differences in knowledge about epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs among pharmacy-dispensing workers in Cambodia and in Lao PDR
Authors: Sengxeu, N.; Boumediene, F.; Vorachit, S.; Chivorakoun, P.; Souvong, V.; Manithip, C.; Chan, S.; Ros, S.; Chea, K.; Aon, C. et al.
Journal: Epilepsy and Behavior

Title: Knowledge Of Epilepsy And Antiepileptic Drugs Of Supply Chain Workers Dispensing Drugs To Patients In Lao PDR And Cambodia
Authors: Sengxeu, N.; Ratsimbazafy, V.; Preux, P.-M.; Samleng, C.; Chivorakoun, P.; Jost, J.
Journal: Epilepsia

Title: Explanatory factors of adherence to community-based management of epilepsy in Lao PDR
Authors: Bounlu, M.; Auditeau, E.; Vorachit, S.; Chivorakoun, P.; Souvong, V.; Sengxeu, N.; Preux, P.-M.; Boumediene, F.
Journal: Epilepsy and Behavior

CONCLUSION

The research and fieldwork led by Noudy Sengxeu underscore a career devoted to improving health outcomes through innovation, collaboration, and data integrity. His multidisciplinary approach—spanning neurology, pharmacology, gender analysis, and epidemiology—makes him a key contributor to global health dialogues. With substantial experience in project coordination, policy consultation, and academic instruction, his influence extends across research, practice, and education. He consistently demonstrates a passion for health equity, leveraging science to inform practice in complex, multicultural environments. His work continues to pave the way for impactful, evidence-based policy interventions in global health.