Abdelrahman Elbakheit | Sustainable Architecture | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Abdelrahman Elbakheit | Sustainable Architecture | Best Researcher Award

Associate Prof | King Saud University | Saudi Arabia

Dr. Abdelrahman Elbakheit’s research focuses on the integration of renewable energy systems into sustainable architectural design, emphasizing building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), wind turbines, and their optimization for energy-efficient buildings. His work bridges the fields of architecture, engineering, and environmental design, exploring hybrid systems that combine solar and wind energy technologies to enhance building performance and sustainability. Through computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, design experimentation, and real-world case studies, his studies have provided innovative frameworks for improving energy generation efficiency in tall buildings and façade systems. He has contributed to the development of Saudi Arabia’s Green Building Code and authored numerous influential publications addressing topics such as ducted photovoltaic façade systems, aerofoil wing integration for wind energy, and bioclimatic high-rise design. His book and journal works extend from evaluating design parameters to proposing new architectural solutions that merge aesthetics with renewable functionality. Dr. Elbakheit’s expertise also extends to teaching, sustainable project consultancy, and reviewing for international journals such as Energy and Buildings and Solar Energy. His contributions have earned recognition through patents for rooftop wind turbine supports and several awards for innovation and research excellence. With consistent involvement in academic, industrial, and policy-related sustainability initiatives, Dr. Elbakheit continues to advance the integration of renewable technologies within the built environment, influencing the global shift toward climate-responsive architecture and resilient urban development.

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Featured Publications:

Elbakheit, A. R. (2012). Why tall buildings? The potential of sustainable technologies in tall. International Journal of High-Rise Buildings, 1(2), 117–123.

Elbakheit, A. R. (2019). A ducted photovoltaic façade unit with buoyancy cooling: Part I experiment. Buildings, 9(4), 88.

Elbakheit, A. R. (2018). Effect of turbine resistance and positioning on performance of Aerofoil wing building augmented wind energy generation. Energy and Buildings, 174, 365–371.

Elbakheit, A. R. (2008). Effect of duct width in ducted photovoltaic facades. Proceedings of the CTBUH 8th World Congress, Dubai, UAE, 3–5.

Elbakheit, A. R. (2019). A ducted photovoltaic façade unit with buoyancy cooling: Part II CFD simulation. Buildings, 9(5), 133.

Nelson Rubens Nascimento Del’Antonio | Environmental Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Nelson Rubens Nascimento Del’Antonio | Environmental Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Federal Institute of Education | Brazil

Prof. Dr. Nelson Rubens Nascimento Del’Antonio’s research focuses on environmental engineering with emphasis on water treatment, effluent management, and pulp and paper industry sustainability. His studies contribute significantly to improving industrial wastewater quality through the application of activated carbon and sequencing batch reactors in treating kraft pulp mill effluents. Nelson’s work explores the reduction of chronic toxicity and estrogenicity in pulp mill discharges, promoting environmentally safer industrial practices. His investigations into the influence of process variables—such as acid leaching of wood chips and maintenance shutdowns—highlight the relationship between production efficiency and environmental performance. Through multiple collaborations with experts like Cláudio Mudadu Silva and Jorge Luiz Colodette, Nelson integrates applied chemistry, hydrology, and industrial ecology to enhance effluent biodegradability and optimize pulp bleaching processes. His scholarly output in leading journals such as Chemosphere, Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal, and International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology demonstrates technical depth and practical impact in environmental sustainability. In addition to his research, Nelson’s professional experience includes teaching and technical leadership roles in environmental regulation, hydrological management, and industrial sanitation, providing him a holistic understanding of environmental systems and policy frameworks. His academic trajectory reflects a continuous commitment to developing eco-efficient technologies and advancing environmental quality standards within the forest-based and manufacturing sectors. Nelson Rubens Nascimento Del’Antonio has achieved substantial recognition through his multidisciplinary approach, integrating science, engineering, and environmental management to contribute toward sustainable industrial development and improved water resource protection.

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Featured Publications

Del’Antonio, N. R. N., Amaral, J. P., & Silva, C. M. (2025). Effect of adding powdered activated carbon in sequencing batch activated sludge reactors for treating pulp mill effluents. International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology.

Del’Antonio, N. R. N., Mounteer, A. H., da Silva, P. R., Monteiro, K. A., Furley, T. H., & Silva, C. M. (2025). Reduction of chronic toxicity and estrogenicity in kraft pulp mill effluents through the addition of powdered activated carbon (PAC) in sequencing batch activated sludge reactors (SBR). Chemosphere.

Del’Antonio, N. R. N., Silva, C. M., de Oliveira, K. D., Nascimento, B. A., & Amaral, J. P. F. (2025). Evaluation of the potential use of powdered activated carbon in the treatment of effluents from bleached kraft pulp mills. Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal.

Del’Antonio, N. R. N., Fioreze, M., Caliari, M., Amaral, J. P., & Silva, C. M. (2023). Effects of programmed maintenance shutdowns on effluent quality of a bleached kraft pulp mill. Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal.

Marie Giroudon – Civil and environmental engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Marie Giroudon - Civil and environmental engineering - Best Researcher Award

INSA Toulouse - France

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🔬 SUMMARY

Marie Giroudon is a pioneering researcher in civil engineering, specializing in the sustainability and durability of cementitious materials under aggressive conditions. Grounded in both academic excellence and hands-on experimentation, the work contributes meaningfully to environmental engineering and sustainable construction. With a strong interdisciplinary approach, Marie bridges civil engineering with microbiological and biochemical phenomena, particularly in the context of biogas and anaerobic digestion infrastructures. The research explores how binders, additives, and natural aggregates behave in corrosive environments, aiming to develop low-carbon, bio-integrated materials that withstand biodeterioration. The innovative contributions have gained recognition across both scientific and industrial communities, notably in Europe. Presently working as Maître de Conférences at INSA Toulouse, the career reflects a continuous trajectory of academic distinction, impactful collaborations, and scientific leadership. With a solid publication record and active roles in international working groups, Marie continues to shape the future of sustainable and durable construction materials research globally.

📘 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Marie Giroudon’s academic path reflects a steady ascent through top-tier institutions and rigorous programs in science and engineering. The journey began with a Bachelor's degree in Physics at Université Toulouse III Paul Sabatier, attained with distinction. The foundation in physics cultivated a strong analytical and technical perspective, later channeled into civil and geotechnical engineering. The academic development continued through a Master’s and Engineering diploma from UPSSITECH, marked by honors and international exposure through a semester at Polytechnique Montréal. The formal academic training culminated in a PhD in Civil Engineering from INSA Toulouse, successfully defended in January 2021. The thesis explored interactions between biowaste in anaerobic digestion and cement-based materials, laying the groundwork for future innovations in eco-resilient infrastructure. Throughout this formative period, Marie consistently demonstrated high aptitude, curiosity, and commitment to research excellence, supported by prestigious grants and supervision under renowned French experts in materials durability and sustainable construction.

🏗️ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Marie Giroudon's professional experience showcases a seamless blend of research, teaching, and interdisciplinary project leadership. Currently serving as Maître de Conférences at INSA Toulouse within the Laboratoire Matériaux et Durabilité des Constructions (LMDC), the role integrates research on cementitious materials with pedagogy across subjects such as BIM, geotechnics, and prestressed concrete. Previously, Marie contributed to cutting-edge postdoctoral projects like WWT Concrete, targeting sustainable solutions for wastewater infrastructure. These roles followed a rich doctoral journey supported by ANR BIBENdOM, focusing on how cement-based materials react in biodeteriorative, anaerobic conditions. Each professional role has been guided by a strong commitment to innovation and sustainability. With active involvement in mentoring research students and coordinating academic collaborations across institutions like EPFL and Université Gustave Eiffel, the career reflects a mature scientific vision combined with practical leadership in environmental and construction material research. These roles reinforce Marie's expertise in applying fundamental science to real-world engineering challenges.

🧪 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

The research of Marie Giroudon addresses critical challenges in environmental engineering by focusing on the durability of cementitious materials in chemically aggressive settings, particularly anaerobic digestion systems. By investigating alternative binders such as metakaolin geopolymers, blast-furnace slag cement, and calcium aluminate cement, the work contributes to lowering the environmental footprint of construction. Key innovations include identifying the biodeterioration kinetics and interaction mechanisms between organic matter and cement matrices. Marie's investigations into materials behavior under exposure to ammonium, organic acids, and fermentation byproducts are crucial for designing long-lasting bio-infrastructure. Collaborations with biotechnologists and environmental chemists have enriched these studies with multidisciplinary insights. Through over 15 peer-reviewed articles and numerous conference presentations, Marie has established a strong scientific presence in sustainable materials research. The work influences guidelines for agricultural and industrial infrastructure, particularly biogas plants, and contributes to European discussions on green civil engineering, forming the scientific basis for future innovations in eco-construction.

🏅 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Marie Giroudon has earned several recognitions that underscore both scientific excellence and community engagement. A prominent achievement includes winning the 3rd prize at the “Forum Jeunes Chercheurs” in Marne la Vallée for research on biodeterioration of cement materials—an acknowledgment of originality and societal relevance. As a dedicated member of international expert committees like RILEM TC 253-MCI and the French Civil Engineering Association’s “Bétons et Microorganismes” group, Marie contributes actively to shaping technical documentation and standards on microbial impacts on concrete. Participation in these expert networks reflects not only scientific credibility but also an enduring commitment to collaborative advancement. Furthermore, the invitation to contribute to state-of-the-art reports published by Springer, and repeated representation at top-tier conferences such as the International Congress on the Chemistry of Cement, highlight widespread recognition. These honors affirm Marie’s status as a rising leader in the domain of eco-resilient construction materials and sustainable civil infrastructure research.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Marie Giroudon's research exerts tangible influence on both academic and applied sectors, particularly in the design and maintenance of biogas infrastructure and wastewater facilities. The interdisciplinary work directly informs environmental policy and engineering practices by providing evidence-based insights into material degradation in microbial and chemical environments. Collaborations with major public utilities like SIAAP and universities such as EPFL have fostered research-to-practice translation. The development of low-carbon, bio-integrated binders presents a promising direction in the global shift toward sustainable construction, aligning with EU climate goals. The work contributes significantly to reducing lifecycle emissions from concrete structures by substituting conventional Portland cement with geopolymer and aluminate alternatives. Moreover, Marie’s mentorship of graduate students ensures that this impact extends through a new generation of eco-conscious engineers. Through scholarly publications, cross-disciplinary research projects, and leadership in technical networks, the contributions continue to shape research trajectories, industrial protocols, and sustainability standards across Europe and beyond.

🧱 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Marie Giroudon’s legacy lies in pioneering eco-durability within civil engineering and creating a research foundation that combines chemical resilience, microbial science, and materials engineering. The emerging expertise in micromechanical analysis and nanoindentation of cementitious composites paves the way for future breakthroughs in infrastructure diagnostics. Current recruitment for PhD and postdoctoral positions under Marie’s guidance signals a growing research lab ecosystem focused on innovative materials in leaching and bio-reactive environments. With active roles in scientific communities, the next decade is poised to see deeper exploration into LC3-type low-carbon materials, resistance modeling under multiaxial stress conditions, and long-term simulations of degradation pathways. Furthermore, the integration of sustainability into structural engineering curricula ensures lasting academic influence. With a track record of practical, publication-driven, and collaborative research, Marie’s future contributions will likely redefine durability standards for green buildings and bio-infrastructure, thereby reinforcing global efforts toward resilient, sustainable urban and rural development through advanced material science.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS

Title: Comparison of barley and lavender straws as bioaggregates in earth bricks
Authors: M. Giroudon, A. Laborel-Préneron, J.E. Aubert, C. Magniont
Journal: Construction and Building Materials, Vol. 202, pp. 254–265 (2019)

Title: Blast-furnace slag cement and metakaolin based geopolymer as construction materials for liquid anaerobic digestion structures: Interactions and biodeterioration mechanisms
Authors: M. Giroudon, M.P. Lavigne, C. Patapy, A. Bertron
Journal: Science of The Total Environment, Vol. 750, Article 141518 (2021)

Title: Cementitious materials in biogas systems: Biodeterioration mechanisms and kinetics in CEM I and CAC based materials
Authors: C. Voegel, M. Giroudon, A. Bertron, C. Patapy, P.L. Matthieu, T. Verdier, ...
Journal: Cement and Concrete Research, Vol. 124, Article 105815 (2019)

Title: Experimental assessment of bio-based earth bricks durability
Authors: A. Laborel-Préneron, M. Giroudon, J.E. Aubert, C. Magniont, P. Faria
Journal: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol. 660 (1), Article 012069 (2019)

Title: Potential of low carbon materials facing biodeterioration in concrete biogas structures
Authors: M. Giroudon, C. Patapy, M. Peyre Lavigne, M. Andriamiandroso, R. Cartier, ...
Journal: Materials and Structures, Vol. 56 (4), Article 80 (2023)

Title: Insights into the local interaction mechanisms between fermenting broken maize and various binder materials for anaerobic digester structures
Authors: M. Giroudon, C. Perez, M.P. Lavigne, B. Erable, C. Lors, C. Patapy, A. Bertron
Journal: Journal of Environmental Management, Vol. 300, Article 113735 (2021)

Eshetu – Environmental science – Best Researcher Award

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Eshetu - Environmental science - Best Researcher Award

Dilla University - Ethiopia

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Dr. Eshetu is a distinguished Associate Professor at Dilla University, Ethiopia, renowned for his academic and research excellence in land resource management and environmental studies. His current roles span across continents, including visiting research scholar appointments in China and Ethiopia, reflecting his global academic presence. A multifaceted professional, he contributes to education, research, consulting, and editorial responsibilities. As the Editor-in-Chief of the Ethiopian Journal of Environment and Development, his leadership in scholarly communication is notable. Dr. Eshetu's wide-reaching consultancy services include impact assessments, rural livelihoods, and agricultural transformation strategies. With over two decades of experience, he continues to shape sustainable development discourse through both practice and publication. His expertise not only influences academic thought but also contributes meaningfully to national policies and development initiatives. His academic rigor, collaborative spirit, and commitment to capacity building make him a vital asset in Africa’s pursuit of environmental and agricultural resilience.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Eshetu’s educational journey reflects a deep commitment to environmental stewardship and natural resource sustainability. He earned his Ph.D. in Land Resource Management from Nanjing Agricultural University, China, in 2017, where he was twice honored as an “Excellent International Student” due to his exceptional academic performance. His earlier studies include an MSc in Natural Resource and Environmental Studies and a BSc in Forestry, both from Hawassa University, Ethiopia. These foundational qualifications equipped him with theoretical and practical insights that would later inform his scholarly and applied work. His participation in international and national training programs has further expanded his expertise, preparing him to address pressing global challenges such as food insecurity, land degradation, and environmental governance. Through his academic trajectory, Dr. Eshetu has cultivated a rich blend of knowledge in interdisciplinary environmental sciences, making him well-positioned to contribute to academic advancement and sustainable policy development both locally and globally.

👨‍🏫 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

In his academic career, Dr. Eshetu has seamlessly integrated teaching, research, and leadership responsibilities. At Dilla University, he has served in multiple capacities including Head of the Department of Natural Resources Management, Research Communication and Dissemination Coordinator, and Thematic Research Leader. His role as Editor-in-Chief of a national academic journal further emphasizes his leadership in shaping the research landscape. In addition to his teaching duties, he has held visiting research positions at Adama Science and Technology University and Hawassa University, focusing on water resource use and environmental sustainability. His international engagement as a visiting scholar at Hunan University of Technology and Business in China showcases his global collaboration efforts. Moreover, his consultancy experience with ministries, NGOs, and private organizations illustrates his commitment to applying academic insights to real-world problems. His broad portfolio reflects a commitment to inclusive, interdisciplinary, and impact-driven scholarship across multiple domains.

🌱 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Dr. Eshetu’s research primarily focuses on sustainable land resource management, rural livelihoods, and environmental governance. He has explored the intricate linkages between climate variability and food insecurity, agricultural transformation, and poverty reduction, emphasizing the need for integrated rural development approaches. His consulting expertise extends to Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), agricultural policy analysis, and the transformation of vocational education in agriculture. He has led thematic research on natural resource management and ecotourism, offering valuable insights into how ecosystems can be sustainably harnessed for socio-economic development. Through his publications and academic engagement, he advocates for policy frameworks that support resilience in vulnerable communities. His interdisciplinary research merges ecological science, policy studies, and development theory, enabling practical interventions. With over twenty international peer-reviewed journal articles, Dr. Eshetu continues to bridge science and policy, championing innovations that address ecological challenges and contribute to Ethiopia’s and Africa’s broader development goals.

🏆 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Dr. Eshetu’s academic contributions have earned him several prestigious awards and honors. At Nanjing Agricultural University, he was twice recognized as an “Excellent International Student” for his stellar performance among international scholars. His outstanding work also earned him a Certificate of Expert Reviewer from the Academic Exchange Information Centre (AEIC), reflecting his role in advancing scholarly quality on a global stage. In Ethiopia, he received performance-based accolades at Alage ATVET College, celebrating his exceptional contribution to education and institutional excellence. As an active reviewer for international peer-reviewed journals, his critical assessments help uphold academic standards and integrity. His editorial leadership of the Ethiopian Journal of Environment and Development further affirms his influence in shaping the research landscape. These recognitions not only validate his academic and professional endeavors but also underscore the broader impact of his work in the environmental and agricultural sciences.

🔬 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Dr. Eshetu’s influence spans academia, government policy, and community development. His research informs policies on agricultural transformation, environmental governance, and rural livelihoods. Through collaborations with ministries such as the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Agriculture, he has contributed to impactful policy design and evaluation. His work supports Ethiopia’s broader development agenda, addressing issues of poverty, climate adaptation, and ecological sustainability. He champions science-based decision-making and advocates for integrating indigenous knowledge with modern environmental practices. His scholarly publications provide critical insight for stakeholders at national and international levels. Additionally, his involvement in training and mentoring young researchers ensures the continued development of expertise within the region. Dr. Eshetu’s influence lies in his ability to convert academic knowledge into actionable strategies, empowering communities and institutions to build resilience against environmental and socio-economic challenges.

📚 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Looking ahead, Dr. Eshetu envisions further expanding his role in shaping sustainable development through research, policy advocacy, and mentorship. His legacy is already marked by his pivotal role in academic leadership, interdisciplinary research, and institutional capacity building. He aims to foster South-South and North-South research collaborations that bridge gaps in environmental science, rural development, and water management. As the Editor-in-Chief of a national journal, he continues to nurture emerging scholars and promote evidence-based discourse. Dr. Eshetu is also committed to translating research into policy reforms that address food security, climate resilience, and agricultural sustainability. His goal is to ensure that environmental management strategies are not only ecologically viable but also socioeconomically inclusive. By mentoring the next generation of environmental leaders and strengthening academic institutions, he aspires to leave a lasting legacy that transforms both the scholarly and practical dimensions of environmental governance in Ethiopia and beyond.

PUBLICATION

Title: Variation in Ecosystem Service Values in an Agroforestry Dominated Landscape in Ethiopia: Implications for Land Use and Conservation Policy

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Dr. Yohannes Yon – Environmental science – Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yohannes Yon - Environmental science - Best Researcher Award

Hawassa University - Ethiopia

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🌱 SUMMARY OF ACADEMIC IDENTITY

Dr. Yohannes Yona Legide is a highly esteemed academic with a strong foundation in geography, environmental studies, and development policy. His academic journey began with a B.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies, followed by a Master’s in Regional and Local Development Studies, culminating in a Ph.D. in Policy and Development Studies from Hawassa University. His doctoral dissertation tackled the impact of climate change on agriculture-based livelihoods, a subject deeply relevant to Ethiopia’s rural transformation goals. Dr. Yohannes possesses extensive knowledge in sustainable development and climate-smart agriculture, backed by several national and international trainings. His diverse research experience spans climate adaptation, gender-based evaluation, and land management. He is known for blending research with practical community service and policy development, reflecting a dynamic scholar committed to social impact. With a passion for applied knowledge, he aims to empower rural communities through research-informed interventions, policy influence, and sustainability-focused education.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Yohannes Yona’s academic journey commenced with a deep curiosity about people, place, and the environment. After earning his B.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies from Dilla College, he developed a keen interest in regional development and environmental sustainability. This led him to pursue a Master’s degree at Addis Ababa University, where he specialized in Regional and Local Development Studies. His academic choices were not only rooted in intellectual curiosity but also guided by a genuine desire to serve marginalized and climate-affected communities. During his postgraduate years, he honed analytical and research skills and engaged in topics concerning environmental justice and rural transformation. His foundational years laid the groundwork for a lifetime commitment to research excellence, public service, and educational mentorship. These early pursuits shaped his approach to interdisciplinary knowledge, merging geography, development studies, and policy frameworks into a cohesive academic identity focused on resilience and impact.

🧭 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS AND EXPERIENCE

Professionally, Dr. Yohannes has served across multiple academic and administrative roles, displaying exceptional versatility and leadership. Beginning as a high school teacher, he gradually ascended the academic ladder to become an Assistant Professor at Hawassa University. He led the Community Services Directorate, where he championed livelihood-enhancing initiatives, especially targeting women and youth. His university roles encompassed teaching, supervising graduate theses, developing curricula, and conducting multidisciplinary research. Additionally, he delivered leadership and entrepreneurship training, organized agricultural technology programs, and supported green economy initiatives. Outside academia, he worked as a Land and Environmental Information Officer and a Community Organization Officer, contributing to sustainable project planning and environmental awareness. Through these roles, he demonstrated profound skill in translating academic insight into practical programs. Whether addressing urban social issues or promoting poultry farming, his efforts reflect a commitment to inclusive development, policy relevance, and evidence-based community transformation.

🔬 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Dr. Yohannes’s research contributions are extensive and interdisciplinary, with a primary focus on climate change adaptation, sustainable livelihoods, gender dynamics, and natural resource management. His doctoral research explored the impact of climate change on agriculture and climate-smart adaptations among Sidama smallholder farmers, a timely and critical subject for Ethiopia’s agrarian economy. He has published impactful papers in renowned journals such as Heliyon, Climate Services, and Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, addressing rainfall variability, indigenous climate practices, and access to climate information. His earlier work also spans educational effectiveness, non-farm diversification, and urban social challenges. Notably, he incorporates both quantitative and qualitative methods and frequently works on community-based research that informs local policy and institutional practices. His research is characterized by its applied orientation—he doesn’t merely generate knowledge but strives to ensure that research outcomes inform policy, build capacity, and directly support sustainable rural development.

🏅 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Throughout his career, Dr. Yohannes has been recognized for his impactful scholarship, community engagement, and training expertise. His selection for various national and international training programs—from the Raoul Wallenberg Institute in Sweden to SEARCA in the Philippines—demonstrates global acknowledgment of his potential and scholarly excellence. His research has earned publication in respected peer-reviewed journals, underlining his credibility and influence in climate and development discourse. As Director of Community Services at Hawassa University, he played a pivotal role in designing programs that supported women’s economic empowerment and green economy adoption. Furthermore, he has been entrusted with critical assignments such as gender audits and land management evaluations by academic and governmental institutions. These accolades reflect not only technical skill but also leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment to social impact. His broad portfolio positions him as a role model and thought leader in Ethiopia’s academic and development landscape.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Dr. Yohannes Yona’s work has significantly influenced both academic circles and grassroots communities. His efforts in climate-smart agriculture have guided policymakers and empowered farmers with adaptive strategies in the face of climate variability. Through university-based outreach, he has enhanced livelihoods by designing community programs in horticulture, poultry, and small-scale farming, particularly for marginalized women. His leadership in environmental awareness initiatives and gender-sensitive planning has reshaped how development projects are conceptualized in Sidama and beyond. His teaching and mentorship have shaped a generation of researchers and policy analysts who continue his legacy in academic and development spaces. Importantly, his multilingual proficiency, including English, Amharic, and Sidaamu Afoo, enables inclusive communication and broader impact. By bridging research, education, and community service, he has fostered a research culture that values relevance, equity, and sustainability—making him an academic deeply attuned to the needs and aspirations of the people he serves.

🔮 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Dr. Yohannes Yona stands at the intersection of academic excellence and grassroots transformation, poised to leave a lasting legacy in climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and policy innovation. His body of work sets a high standard for community-integrated research in Ethiopia and the broader Global South. Looking forward, he is likely to play a significant role in shaping climate policy frameworks, especially concerning agriculture-based livelihoods and gender-inclusive development. His plans to expand partnerships and participate in international consortia highlight his forward-thinking vision. He aspires to further mentor emerging scholars, promote evidence-based policymaking, and establish research centers focused on rural sustainability. With evolving climate challenges, Dr. Yohannes is expected to contribute cutting-edge insights that align local wisdom with global scientific frameworks. His future work will likely extend into regional policymaking, influencing how governments and institutions respond to socio-environmental changes with empathy, innovation, and inclusivity.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS

 

Title: Assessing challenges of non-farm livelihood diversification in Boricha Woreda, Sidama zone
Authors: Y. Yona, T. Mathewos
Journal: Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics, Vol. 9(4), pp. 87–96, 2017

Title: Analysis of rainfall and temperature variabilities in Sidama regional state, Ethiopia
Authors: Y. Yona, T. Matewos, G. Sime
Journal: Heliyon, Vol. 10(7), 2024

Title: Revitalizing indigenous practices employed by farmers to reduce agriculture’s vulnerability to climate change: a systematic review
Authors: Y.Y. Legide, G.S. Feyissa, T.M. Karo
Journal: Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, Vol. 14(2), pp. 400–414, 2024

Title: Schools in Sidama Zone, Ethiopia
Authors: E. Mandefro, M. Mulatu, T. Abebe, Y. Yona
Journal: Perception, Vol. 8(4), pp. 1–9, 2016

Title: School Leadership and English Language Teachers’ Approaches in Teaching English Language: The Case of Selected Schools in Sidama Zone, Southern Ethiopia
Authors: E. Mandefro, M. Mulatu, T. Abebe, Y. Yona
Journal: International Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research, Vol. 15(10), 2016

Qiu Jun – Environmental Engineering – Outstanding Scientist Award

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Qiu Jun - Environmental Engineering - Outstanding Scientist Award

Beijing Normal University - China

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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.

Liu Yanping – Environmental Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Liu Yanping - Environmental Engineering - Best Researcher Award

Zhejiang Ocean University - China

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Liu Yanping is an Associate Professor at Zhejiang Ocean University with deep expertise in environmental engineering and composite photocatalytic materials. With more than 50 SCI-indexed publications and several prestigious citations, she is a leading researcher in environmental purification and marine ecological restoration. Her innovative contributions combine advanced materials with green technologies, especially in the context of solar fuel applications. Liu Yanping’s academic influence is reinforced by her active role as a reviewer for prominent journals and her global collaborations. Her work consistently advances sustainable solutions in pollution control and renewable energy integration through multidisciplinary approaches.

EDUCATION

Liu Yanping holds a Ph.D. in Engineering, equipping her with a strong foundation in environmental technologies and materials science. Her academic path has been dedicated to studying the interaction between material development and environmental applications, particularly using photocatalytic materials for purification. This education enabled her to bridge theory with applied solutions for environmental challenges. Her doctoral studies provided critical training in analytical techniques and experimental design, empowering her ongoing research into solar-driven catalytic systems. Liu’s educational experience reflects a consistent commitment to ecological improvement through scientific advancement and sustainable materials innovation.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Liu Yanping has been serving at Zhejiang Ocean University since 2009, contributing to teaching, research, and international collaboration. From 2013 to 2014, she expanded her expertise as a visiting scholar at Oregon State University, USA, gaining exposure to global research practices and strengthening her academic network. Over the years, she has led various projects focused on marine environmental systems and green remediation. Her role involves guiding postgraduate students, publishing extensively, and reviewing for international journals. Through her academic leadership and project management, Liu has cultivated a prominent role in environmental research and sustainable innovation.

RESEARCH INTEREST

Liu Yanping’s research explores the interface of environmental purification, marine ecological restoration, and photocatalytic technologies. She focuses on designing composite photocatalysts that harness solar energy to break down pollutants and drive clean fuel production. Her work aims to develop scalable, efficient, and low-cost materials that address urgent environmental issues such as water contamination and air pollution. Liu is also interested in integrating these materials into ecological restoration processes, especially in coastal and marine environments. Her research targets real-world environmental problems using advanced nanomaterials, sustainable chemistry, and clean energy strategies.

AWARD AND HONOR

Liu Yanping's achievements include over 50 publications in high-impact journals and recognition through ESI distinctions—9 Highly Cited and 10 Hot Papers. These accolades signify her work’s influence and scientific quality in environmental engineering. She also holds 8 national invention patents, demonstrating innovation beyond academia. Liu’s selection as a journal reviewer and her invitations to global collaborations reflect the respect she commands in the scientific community. Her work has become a reference point in the development of photocatalytic technologies and marine restoration, earning her a strong academic reputation and international acknowledgment.

RESEARCH SKILL

Liu Yanping possesses a broad array of research skills, including synthesis of nanocomposites, photocatalytic activity testing, and surface analysis techniques like XRD and SEM. She is adept in designing multi-functional materials for environmental purification and solar energy conversion. Her practical experience includes scaling laboratory findings for field applications in marine ecological recovery. Liu also brings expertise in proposal writing, patent drafting, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her analytical mindset and technical capabilities enable her to explore complex environmental systems with precision and innovation. These skills make her a leading figure in environmental materials research.

PUBLICATIONS

Title: A fast and accurate estimation of amperometric current response in reaction kinetics
Authors: Liu, Yan-Ping; He, Ji-Huan
Journal: Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry

Title: Surface plasmon effect combined with S-scheme charge migration in flower-like Ag/Ag₆Si₂O₇/Bi₁₂O₁₇Cl₂ enables efficient photocatalytic antibiotic degradation
Authors: Shen, Chuqi; Li, Xinyu; Xue, Bing; Feng, Diejing; Liu, Yanping; Yang, Fang; Zhang, Mingyi; Li, Shijie
Journal: Applied Surface Science

Title: 1D FeS-Ni₃S₂/NF nanocatalysts with rigid polysulfide segment as sulfur source and in situ intercalator for enhanced oxygen evolution reaction activity
Authors: Qian Zhao; Jianlong Gou; Mengxinyue Zhang; Hong Chen; Guiyu Zhu; Xiaoxiao Zhang; Yanan Xue; Yanping Liu; Jianzhi Wang
Journal: Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects

Title: Clover-Inspired Fractal Architectures: Innovations in Flexible Folding Skins for Sustainable Buildings
Authors: Yan-Ping Liu; Chun-Hui He; Khaled A. Gepreel; Ji-Huan He
Journal: Fractals

Title: Carbon quantum dots and interfacial chemical bond synergistically modulated S-scheme Mn₀.₅Cd₀.₅S/BiOBr photocatalyst for efficient water purification
Authors: Shijie Li; Changjun You; Qingquan Xue; Yiqian Zhao; Fang Yang; Yanping Liu; Lina Bai; Mingyi Zhang; Chunqiang Zhuang
Journal: Journal of Materials Science & Technology

Title: Leveraging Lotus Seeds’ Distribution Patterns for Fractal Super-Rope Optimization
Authors: Yan-Ping Liu; Ji-Huan He; Md Hasan Mahmud
Journal: Fractals

CONCLUSION

Liu Yanping’s academic contributions illustrate a steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability through science and innovation. Her work on photocatalytic materials and marine ecological recovery provides practical and scalable solutions to pollution and energy challenges. As a recognized researcher and educator, she influences the future of environmental engineering through mentorship, international collaboration, and high-impact publications. Her ability to blend scientific insight with real-world application positions her as a critical voice in green technology development. Liu Yanping remains at the forefront of advancing clean, efficient, and sustainable technologies for environmental restoration and renewable energy use.

Ahmad Suliman – Environmental Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Ahmad Suliman - Environmental Engineering - Best Researcher Award

National Research Centre - Egypt

AUTHOR PROFILE

SCOPUS

ORCID

📚 SUMMARY 

Dr. Ahmad A. M. Elsagheer Suliman is a dedicated horticultural researcher, educator, and leader in sustainable agriculture. His mission revolves around combining traditional knowledge with modern technology to combat global agricultural challenges. Through research, collaboration, and advocacy, he contributes to the development of environmentally sustainable food systems, ensuring better productivity and nutritional quality for future generations.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Ahmad A. M. Elsagheer Suliman embarked on his academic path with a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Sciences from Al-Azhar University, achieving high distinction. Motivated by a passion for horticulture and plant sciences, he pursued a Master’s in Vegetable Crops at Cairo University, followed by a Ph.D. in the same field from Kazan State Agrarian University in Russia. His doctoral focus on vegetable physiology and climate change adaptation underscored his early interest in sustainable crop production. Dr. Suliman also obtained a mini-MBA from the American University of Science and Technology, demonstrating his commitment to interdisciplinary growth and leadership training. His early academic background formed a solid foundation for a career dedicated to agricultural innovation and research excellence.

🧑‍🔬 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Dr. Suliman began his career as an Agricultural Engineer before joining the National Research Centre (NRC) in Egypt. He ascended through research roles to become a full researcher in the Horticultural Crops Technology Department. Over the years, he has also held managerial and leadership roles, including Vice President of the Moringa Plant Production Unit and Inspector at the Food Safety and Inspection Administration. His contributions extend beyond research into public health and education, where he has played a key role in promoting awareness of climate change and plant nutrition. His professional activities reflect a blend of scientific inquiry and service, aimed at improving agricultural systems and food quality in Egypt and beyond.

🔬 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Dr. Suliman’s research is deeply rooted in vegetable crop physiology, with particular expertise in tomatoes and moringa. His studies explore the use of bio-nanoparticles, plant hormones, and organic fertilizers to improve crop yield and resilience against climate stressors. A strong advocate of digital agriculture, he has developed methods for measuring leaf area index and has contributed significantly to sustainable farming techniques. His recent work on nanoparticle applications in plant growth and natural fertilizer production illustrates his pioneering approach to modern agronomy. His involvement in national projects to enhance seed quality and adapt crops to salinity further exemplifies his commitment to food security and agricultural sustainability.

🏅 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Throughout his career, Dr. Suliman has received widespread recognition for his scholarly and practical achievements. His work has earned him international language and research certifications, including IELTS and Russian language proficiency. He has also completed over 20 certified training programs ranging from scientific writing and digital transformation to chemical safety and business management. His extensive list of peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals—such as Horticulturae, Scientific Reports, and Agronomy—attest to his scientific rigor and innovation. He is widely respected within Egypt’s research community and often represents the NRC in international conferences and workshops.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Dr. Suliman’s impact spans academic, governmental, and societal domains. He has contributed to agricultural policy and research projects that aim to improve vegetable seed quality and address food insecurity through Moringa cultivation. His collaborative research with national and international partners has brought attention to the value of eco-friendly fertilizers, drought tolerance, and bioactive plant compounds. As a mentor and educator, he promotes knowledge transfer by supervising graduate students and leading public awareness initiatives. His influence is also evident in his role in organizing scientific symposia on topics such as climate change and food sustainability.

🔮 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Looking ahead, Dr. Suliman aspires to further bridge agricultural biotechnology and environmental resilience. He is committed to expanding the use of Moringa-based biofertilizers and advancing nanotechnology in crop enhancement. His future vision includes the integration of AI and digital monitoring systems into horticulture for smarter farming solutions. Through sustained research, policy input, and education, Dr. Suliman seeks to leave a legacy of innovation that strengthens global food systems and supports climate adaptation strategies for developing nations.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Ovario-protective effect of Moringa oleifera leaf extract against cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative ovarian damage and reproductive dysfunction in female rats
Authors: Soliman, S.S. (Seham S.), Suliman, A.A. (Ahmad A.), Fathy, K. (Khaled), Sedik, A.A. (Ahmed A.)
Journal: Scientific Reports, 2025

Production of secondary metabolites in callus cultures of Scutellaria baicalensis L. and assessment of their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant efficacy in ulcerative colitis rats
Authors: Abdelazeez, W.M.A. (Walla Mohamed Abdelmaksood), Aboueldis, G.R. (Gamil R.), Suliman, A.A. (Ahmad A.), Mohammed, D.M. (Dina Mostafa)
Journal: Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture, 2025

Andrey Achitaev | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award – 2896

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Mr. Andrey Achitaev | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

AT Siberian Federal University

Andrey Achitaev is a seasoned expert in [specific field, e.g., materials science, mechanical engineering, or software development], known for his innovative work in [specific areas of expertise, e.g., materials design, computational modeling, or system optimization]. With a background in both research and applied science, he has made meaningful contributions to [specific industry or academic area], where his work has influenced advancements in [mention relevant sectors, e.g., renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, or software solutions].

Professional Profiles:

Strengths for the Award

  • Andrey Aleksandrovich Achitaev demonstrates considerable expertise and innovation in the fields of electrical engineering and renewable energy, which makes him a strong candidate for both the Research for Community Impact Award and the Best Researcher Award.His experience as Lead Engineer in relay protection and automation, along with his work as CEO of SPE Electromechanical Technologies Ltd., showcases his leadership and capability in developing and introducing cutting-edge products to the market. His involvement in creating new electrical drive products and conducting research on electrical networks and renewable energy storage systems highlights his contributions to sustainable energy solutions, directly benefiting communities by optimizing energy systems.Andrey’s research articles, published in high-impact journals, such as those on wind turbines, magnetic variable transmission, and the stability of power systems, further demonstrate his significant contributions to renewable energy technologies and power grid stability. His work in isolated power systems and hydraulic turbines strengthens his candidacy for the Research for Community Impact Award, as these innovations are vital for enhancing power efficiency in underserved or off-grid regions.

Areas for Improvement

  • While Andrey’s portfolio is strong, expanding his contributions to interdisciplinary research and international collaborations could further enhance his global impact. Engaging in more community outreach and public dissemination of his findings would amplify the real-world impact of his research, particularly in educating the public and policymakers on the benefits of renewable energy and power grid optimization.Additionally, securing grants or funding for larger-scale projects, especially those that address community needs, could strengthen his application for the Research for Community Impact Award. While his technical and research achievements are clear, demonstrating a more direct link between his work and measurable societal benefits would further elevate his profile.

Education:

  • Andrey Achitaev holds an extensive academic background in [specific field, e.g., Materials Science or Mechanical Engineering]. He completed his Bachelor’s degree in [specific field] from [University Name], where he developed a strong foundation in [mention core subjects or areas, e.g., material properties, thermodynamics, or mechanical systems]. He further pursued his Master’s degree at [University Name], specializing in [specific area of study, e.g., advanced materials, computational modeling]. During his postgraduate studies, Mr. Achitaev engaged in research focusing on [specific research focus, e.g., sustainable material development, energy-efficient technologies], which led him to contribute to several key projects and publications. If applicable, he has also completed a PhD in [specific field] from [University Name], with a dissertation focused on [specific research area]. His educational journey has equipped him with advanced technical expertise and a deep understanding of [specific industry or field].

Professionals Experience:

  • Andrey Achitaev is an experienced professional in [specific field, e.g., engineering, computer science, or materials science], with over [number] years of expertise in both academia and industry. He currently serves as [current role, e.g., Senior Research Scientist, Lecturer, or Engineer] at [Institution/Company Name], where he focuses on [mention specific areas of responsibility, e.g., research and development, innovation in materials, or process optimization]. His previous roles include positions at [mention previous companies or institutions], where he contributed to significant advancements in [mention industry or technology, e.g., materials processing, software development, or product design].

Skills:

  • Andrey Achitaev is highly skilled in [specific skills, e.g., materials analysis, computational modeling, product development]. He is proficient in using [mention specific tools or software, e.g., AutoCAD, MATLAB, Python] and has a strong foundation in [mention key technical skills, e.g., simulation, data analysis, experimental testing]. His ability to manage multidisciplinary teams and projects is supported by his excellent problem-solving and leadership skills.

Research Focus:

  • Mr. Achitaev’s research focuses on [mention key areas, e.g., materials science, renewable energy, or computational modeling]. He is particularly interested in addressing challenges in [mention specific challenges, e.g., sustainable material development, energy efficiency, or advanced manufacturing techniques]. His research aims to provide innovative solutions to critical issues in [specific sector or technology], contributing to the development of cutting-edge technologies and processes.

Publications :

  • “Modelling electromagnetic transmission for gas-piston generator in RTDS to estimate its dynamic stability”
    • Conference: Rudenko International Conference “Methodological Problems in Reliability Study of Large Energy Systems” (RSES 2021)
    • Publication Year: 2023
  • “On the optimal structure of power system multi-agent control”
    • Conference: Rudenko International Conference “Methodological Problems in Reliability Study of Large Energy Systems” (RSES 2021)
    • Publication Year: 2023
  • “Stability of Nonlinear Electromechanical Systems with a Magnetic Gearbox”
    • Journal: Russian Engineering Research
    • Publication Date: October 2023
  • “An Adaptive Inertia and Damping Control Strategy Based on Enhanced Virtual Synchronous Generator Model”
    • Journal: Mathematics
    • Publication Date: September 2023
  • “Life extension of AC-DC converters for hydrogen electrolysers operating as part of offshore wind turbines”
    • Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
    • Publication Date: August 2023

Conclusion:

  • Andrey Aleksandrovich Achitaev is well-suited for both the Research for Community Impact Award and the Best Researcher Award. His groundbreaking work in renewable energy systems, combined with his leadership in the electrical engineering field, makes him a strong contender for these awards. His research directly impacts power generation, especially in isolated and off-grid communities, reflecting a deep commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. With further focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and community outreach, Andrey could significantly amplify the broader impact of his work.

Daniel Goulart | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

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Daniel Goulart | Sustainable Development | FGV EAESP

EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

Daniel Goulart's academic journey began with early pursuits at FGV EAESP, signaling the commencement of his scholarly endeavors. Details about his initial academic pursuits, including educational milestones, areas of interest, and any notable achievements during this foundational period, are essential for understanding his intellectual trajectory.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

Transitioning from academia to the professional sphere, Goulart's career unfolded with various professional endeavors. Specifics about his roles, projects, and collaborations during this phase, particularly those aligned with his academic background, provide insights into the practical application of his knowledge and skills.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:

Goulart's contributions and research focus form a crucial aspect of his academic and professional identity. Whether through publications, engagement in research projects, or advancements within a specific field, delineating the thematic concentration of his contributions offers a comprehensive understanding of his academic impact.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

The predictors driving farmers’ decision on drying and storage technology adoption. 

Viabilizando a estratégia de crédito mercantil no agronegócio.

Gestão de custos e formação de preços no setor de commodities.

Soluções para os gargalos da agricultura.

AUTHOR PROFILE

ORCID

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

Assessing Goulart's impact and influence involves recognizing the broader effects of his work. This encompasses positive outcomes in academia, acknowledgment within his professional network, and any influence he may have had on students, colleagues, or the academic community at large.

ACADEMIC CITATIONS:

An indicator of Goulart's academic influence lies in the number of citations his work has garnered. High citation metrics would signify that his research has made a noteworthy contribution to the academic discourse, with fellow researchers and scholars referencing his work in their own studies.

LEGACY:

Daniel Goulart's legacy is shaped by the enduring impact he leaves at FGV EAESP. This could include contributions to the academic environment, mentorship of students, and the cultivation of a positive and collaborative culture within his academic sphere.

FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

Looking ahead, Goulart's future contributions may involve continued advancements in his academic and professional pursuits. This could encompass further research, participation in impactful projects, mentorship of emerging scholars, and potentially taking on leadership roles that contribute to the growth and development of FGV EAESP.