Reza Chamani | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Reza Chamani | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

Post Doctoral Researcher at Tarbiat Modares University in Iran

Dr. Reza Chamani is a dedicated researcher in Watershed Management Sciences & Engineering, currently serving as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran, Iran. With a passion for hydrological sustainability, Dr. Chamani’s work focuses on watershed health, climate resilience, and ecological security. He earned his Ph.D. from TMU, where he developed models to assess the effect of hydrologic service changes on watershed health. Over the past decade, he has been actively involved in the implementation, assessment, and design of watershed structures across South Khorasan. His research contributions include over 15 publications in reputed journals and affiliations with professional bodies like the Iran Watershed Association and the World Association for Soil and Water Conservation (WASWC). Dr. Chamani brings academic rigor, practical field experience, and visionary research on land degradation neutrality, making him a strong candidate for international recognition in sustainable water resource management.

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Education 

Dr. Reza Chamani holds a distinguished academic background in watershed and environmental management. He completed his Ph.D. in 2023 in Watershed Management Sciences & Engineering from Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), where his research focused on evaluating the impact of hydrologic service changes resulting from watershed management measures on watershed health. He is currently pursuing a postdoctoral fellowship at TMU, continuing his work on implementing land degradation neutrality-based action plans for Iran’s second-order priority watersheds. Prior to this, he earned his Master’s degree in 2015 from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, studying the role of land use management in climate change adaptation, in collaboration with the University of Jena, Germany. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in 2010 from Zabol University, with a focus on pasture and watershed management. His education spans interdisciplinary and international experiences, setting a solid foundation for his applied research in sustainable watershed practices.

Experience

Dr. Reza Chamani brings a wealth of practical and research-based experience in watershed management. Between 2017 and 2019, he actively contributed to Iran’s Department of Natural Resources and Watershed Management in South Khorasan, where he participated in detailed design, planning, and implementation of dam and watershed rehabilitation projects across the Noferst and Bisheh watersheds. His hands-on involvement included detailed structure measurements and preparing regional status reports. At the academic level, Dr. Chamani has collaborated with national and international researchers and served under the supervision of eminent scientists like Prof. Dr. S.H. Sadeghi and Prof. Dr. Mehdi Vafakhah. His experience bridges fieldwork and scientific inquiry, making his contributions especially valuable to sustainable land and water resource projects. As a Postdoctoral Researcher, he now works on strategic watershed health plans, integrating policy-relevant models and global frameworks like Land Degradation Neutrality. His dual expertise in practice and theory amplifies the applicability and impact of his research.

Research Focus 

Dr. Chamani’s research focuses on the interdisciplinary study of watershed health, climate resilience, and sustainable water resource management. He applies cutting-edge models like the Pressure-State-Response (PSR) framework, and the Reliability–Resilience–Vulnerability (RRV) model, to assess watershed performance under environmental stressors such as drought and climate change. His current postdoctoral research targets land degradation neutrality-based planning for Iran’s second-order priority watersheds, a concept promoted by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. Dr. Chamani also investigates the hydrological impacts of land use changes, evaluates ecological security through spatial modeling, and forecasts watershed behavior using GIS and remote sensing. His work is applied in scope, offering insights for policy development, infrastructure design, and adaptive land-use planning. Collaborating across institutions and disciplines, he aims to ensure that watershed interventions are both environmentally sustainable and socially responsible, contributing meaningfully to regional climate adaptation strategies and global sustainability goals.

Publication Top Notes

1. Watershed health and ecological security zoning throughout Iran

Authors: SH Sadeghi, R Chamani, MZ Silabi, M Tavosi, A Katebikord, …
Journal: Science of The Total Environment, Vol. 905, Article 167123
Cited by: 29 | Year: 2023
Summary: This study presents a comprehensive national-scale ecological zoning of Iran based on watershed health and ecological security. Using a multi-criteria decision-making approach, it identifies critical zones requiring immediate management interventions.

2. Changes in reliability–resilience–vulnerability-based watershed health under climate change scenarios in the Efin Watershed, Iran

Authors: R Chamani, M Vafakhah, SH Sadeghi
Journal: Natural Hazards, 116(2), 2457–2476
Cited by: 19 | Year: 2023
Summary: The paper evaluates watershed health in Efin under climate change using reliability, resilience, and vulnerability (RRV) indices. It highlights future risks and offers guidance for sustainable watershed management.

3. Assessment of the effect of climate change on the health status of Atrak watershed in Northeastern of Iran

Authors: R Chamani, M Vafakhah, M Tavosi, S Zare
Journal: Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 15(24), 1745
Cited by: 13 | Year: 2022
Summary: Investigates the impact of climate projections on the Atrak Watershed’s ecological health using scenario-based modeling. Findings suggest serious degradation under high-emission pathways.

4. Reliability, resilience, and vulnerability of Chalous Watershed based on drought index

Authors: R Chamani, SH Sadeghi, M Vafakhah, M Naghdi
Journal: Watershed Engineering and Management, 14(1), 65–75
Cited by: 9 | Year: 2022
Summary: This study evaluates the Chalous watershed’s response to drought conditions using RRV indices. Results provide insight into its adaptive capacity and inform drought mitigation strategies.

5. Flood‐oriented watershed health and ecological security conceptual modeling using pressure, state, and response (PSR) approach for the Sharghonj Watershed, South Khorasan

Authors: R Chamani, SH Sadeghi, S Zare, H Shekohideh, A Mumzaei, H Amini, …
Journal: Natural Resource Modeling, 37(1), e12385
Cited by: 7 | Year: 2024
Summary: Introduces a PSR-based conceptual model for assessing flood-induced impacts on watershed health. Emphasizes the need for proactive watershed and disaster management.

6. Effect of drought on temporal-spatial changes of the Efin Watershed health

Authors: R Chamani, M Vafakhah, SHR Sadeghi
Journal: Watershed Engineering and Management, 15(1), 1–12
Cited by: 7 | Year: 2023
Summary: Analyzes spatial and temporal drought effects on Efin Watershed health, proposing adaptive water management strategies.

7. Evaluation and variability of flood-oriented health of Shiraz Darwazeh Quran Watershed from watershed management structures

Authors: SH Sadeghi, M Tavoosi, S Zare, V Beiranvandi, H Shekohideh, …
Journal: Watershed Engineering and Management
Cited by: 6 | Year: 2022
Summary: Evaluates the effectiveness of structural measures on flood-related watershed health using empirical data and modeling.

8. Hydrological response to future climate changes in Chehelchay Watershed in Golestan Province

Authors: R Chamani, M Azari, S Kralisch
Journal: Watershed Engineering and Management, 12(1), 72–85
Cited by: 6 | Year: 2020
Summary: Assesses the impact of climate change on hydrological patterns in Chehelchay Watershed using SWAT model simulations.

9. Flood-oriented watershed health and ecological security conceptual modeling using PSR approach for the Sharghonj watershed, South Khorasan Province, Iran

Authors: R Chamani, SH Sadeghi, S Zare, H Shekohideh, A Mumzaei, H Amini, …
Journal: Natural Resource Modeling, Article e12385
Cited by: 5 | Year: 2023
Summary: Duplicate entry of #5 with minor variation in title. Focus remains on flood-driven ecological health modeling using the PSR framework.

10. Health variability based on SPI and estimating median and mean health indices in watersheds and townships of Kermanshah Province, Iran

Authors: SH Sadeghi, R Chamani, M Kalehhouei, K Haji
Journal: Environment, Development and Sustainability, 1–21
Cited by: 4 | Year: 2024
Summary: Uses the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) to evaluate watershed health across Kermanshah, providing a new method for spatial health estimation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. Reza Chamani is not only a qualified but also a highly deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award. His innovative, data-driven contributions to watershed health, resilience modeling, and ecological security have significantly advanced both the scientific understanding and applied practices in watershed management in Iran and beyond. With a forward-looking research agenda and demonstrated scientific rigor, Dr. Chamani exemplifies the qualities of a modern environmental scientist and is a strong candidate to be honored with this distinction.

Liping Hao | Greenhouse Gas Emission | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Liping Hao | Greenhouse Gas Emission | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor, Tianjin University, China

Dr. Liping Hao is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Surface-Earth System Science, School of Earth System Science, Tianjin University, China. A pioneering researcher in environmental microbiology and greenhouse gas emission, Dr. Hao’s work bridges the gap between microbial ecology and sustainable environmental technologies. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates bioinformatics, anaerobic digestion, and climate science to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and enhance resource recovery.

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🏆 Strengths for the Award

Focused and Timely Research Area:

Dr. Hao’s research on greenhouse gas production and emission, especially methane, is highly relevant in the context of global climate change. The work contributes to the understanding and mitigation of climate impacts—a top priority in environmental science.

Interdisciplinary Expertise:

The integration of environmental microbiology, anaerobic digestion, and bioinformatics indicates a strong interdisciplinary approach. This is valuable for innovative solutions in environmental management and sustainable technology.

Practical Applications:

Her work supports both scientific advancement and real-world application, such as improving resource utilization and emission reduction technologies. This dual impact is essential for awards recognizing impactful research.

Institutional Affiliation:

Being associated with the Institute of Surface-Earth System Science at Tianjin University, a respected institution in China, supports the credibility and infrastructure behind her work.

Contribution to Biogeochemical Cycles:

By focusing on element cycling through microbial interactions, Dr. Hao contributes fundamental knowledge to Earth system science, helping to bridge micro-level processes with macro-environmental outcomes.

🎓 Education

Dr. Liping Hao received her Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Engineering from a top-tier institution in China, where she developed a strong foundation in microbiology and environmental biotechnology. During her doctoral studies, she focused on microbial community dynamics in wastewater treatment systems, gaining valuable expertise in molecular biology, genomic analysis, and bioreactor technologies. Her academic journey has always been marked by a commitment to excellence and innovation.

🧪Experience

With over a decade of experience in research and academia, Dr. Hao has established herself as a leader in environmental microbiology. She is currently an Associate Professor at Tianjin University, where she teaches graduate and undergraduate courses, mentors students, and leads multiple high-impact research projects. Dr. Liping Hao career includes collaborative work with interdisciplinary teams across institutions, both in China and internationally. Her involvement in national and international projects has allowed her to contribute significantly to cutting-edge research in anaerobic digestion technology and microbial greenhouse gas production. She is also actively engaged in reviewing for peer-reviewed journals and contributes to academic and industrial conferences worldwide.

🔬 Research Focus On Greenhouse Gas Emission

Dr. Hao’s research focuses on the microbial mechanisms driving greenhouse gas production, particularly methane, in both natural and engineered ecosystems. Her investigations delve into the complex microbial communities that govern carbon and nitrogen cycling, with an emphasis on anaerobic environments such as wetlands and anaerobic digesters. Central to her work is the identification of methanogenic and methanotrophic microorganisms, the analysis of microbe–microbe interactions, and the application of advanced bioinformatics and metagenomics to uncover underlying genetic pathways. By exploring the functional potential of microbial consortia, Dr. Hao aims to develop innovative biotechnological strategies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Her contributions are advancing the fields of climate change mitigation, waste-to-energy conversion, and sustainable resource management.

📚 Publication Top Notes

Microbiome and its genetic potential for carbon fixation in small urban wetlands

Affiliation: Institute of Surface-Earth System Science, School of Earth System Science, Tianjin University, China

Journal: Shengwu Gongcheng Xuebao (Chinese Journal of Biotechnology)

Year: 2025

Summary: This study investigates the microbial communities in small urban wetlands and their capacity for autotrophic carbon fixation. Using high-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics tools, Dr. Hao and her team identified previously unknown microbial taxa with significant potential to act as natural carbon sinks. The findings emphasize the ecological importance of urban wetlands in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and offer a new perspective on using microbiomes for climate-resilient urban design.

🏆 Conclusion

Dr. Liping Hao is a visionary environmental microbiologist whose research is shaping the future of greenhouse gas mitigation and microbial biotechnology. Her unwavering commitment to understanding the microbial world and translating this knowledge into real-world environmental solutions marks her as a truly deserving nominee for this award.Through her leadership, scientific rigor, and passion for sustainability, Dr. Hao continues to inspire a new generation of scientists while making profound contributions to the global fight against climate change. 🌍🔬

Meng Duan | Engineering and Technology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Meng Duan | Engineering and Technology | Best Researcher Award

Engineer, Water Resources Research Institute of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China

Meng Duan is a dedicated engineer and researcher in the field of agricultural water resource management, currently working at the Water Resources Research Institute of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He earned his Ph.D. in Water Conservancy Engineering from China Agricultural University and has since made significant contributions to the study of evapotranspiration, water-carbon flux, and crop growth modeling. His research efforts have directly influenced water-saving irrigation strategies and sustainable agriculture in arid regions of China. With funding from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and collaborations with top institutions, Duan’s work bridges scientific innovation and field application. He has published widely in SCI-indexed journals, authored a highly regarded monograph, and holds a national patent related to crop canopy structure modeling. Recognized as an NSFC Excellent Young Scholar, Meng Duan continues to advance integrated water and agricultural solutions for regional and national impact.

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Education

Meng Duan received his doctoral degree (Ph.D.) in Water Conservancy Engineering from China Agricultural University, one of China’s premier agricultural and environmental research institutions. His doctoral studies focused on integrated water resource management and crop modeling, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. During his academic journey, he conducted extensive research in the Heihe River Basin—a critical area for understanding water transformation and oasis agriculture. His thesis emphasized multi-process coupling mechanisms within soil-plant-atmosphere systems. He complemented his formal education with practical research experiences in national labs and collaborated with experts from the National Key Laboratory of Watershed Water Cycle Simulation. His strong academic foundation laid the groundwork for his future roles in applied water resource engineering, interdisciplinary modeling, and sustainable irrigation systems. With robust training in both theoretical frameworks and computational modeling techniques, Duan emerged from his education well-prepared to tackle complex hydrological and agricultural challenges.

Professional Experience 

Meng Duan currently serves as an Engineer at the Water Resources Research Institute of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In this capacity, he has designed and implemented advanced models for evapotranspiration estimation, crop growth behavior, and water-carbon flux quantification. His professional track record includes leadership in several prestigious national-level research projects funded by the NSFC and the National Key Laboratory. Between 2015 and 2025, Duan contributed to over six major multi-year research programs, including work on scalable evapotranspiration models and the development of efficient irrigation systems tailored to China’s arid agricultural zones. Beyond research, he has played a crucial role in policy consultation for water use regulation and agronomic strategy optimization in Inner Mongolia. His technical contributions span data simulation, system integration, and predictive analytics for agricultural productivity. Through collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams and institutions, Duan has gained a reputation as a practical and visionary water resource engineer.

Research Focus 

Meng Duan’s research is centered on sustainable agricultural water management in arid and semi-arid regions. He specializes in evapotranspiration modeling, water-carbon flux analysis, and crop growth simulation. His work bridges the theoretical and practical realms by developing tools and methods that improve irrigation efficiency and crop productivity. A major focus of his research is understanding the dynamic interactions between soil, mulch, plant, and atmospheric systems, especially under water-stressed conditions. He has developed innovative models to link canopy structure with radiation efficiency, significantly boosting maize yields and optimizing water use. With NSFC-funded support, Duan’s research has resulted in tangible irrigation strategies that reduce water usage by up to 25% in Inner Mongolia. He continues to explore how remote sensing, environmental physics, and data-driven modeling can synergize to support food security and ecological resilience in vulnerable agricultural zones.

Publication Top Notes

  1. Meng Duan, Baozhong Zhang. (2025).
    Title: Modeling the Impact of Canopy Structure on Crop Water Use Efficiency in Arid Zones
    Journal: Agronomy
    Indexing: SCI, IF = 3.7, CAS II
    Summary: This study explores how variations in canopy structure affect evapotranspiration and crop yield, providing a model for improving irrigation practices in drylands.

Conclusion:

 Meng Duan stands out as a highly competent and impactful early-career researcher, especially in the specialized field of agricultural water resources engineering. His research contributes significantly to sustainable water   management, food security, and agro-ecological modeling in arid regions of China.

Agnieszka Pieniążek | Sustainability Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr Agnieszka Pieniążek | Sustainability Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr Agnieszka Pieniążek, Institute of Physics PAS , Poland

Agnieszka Pieniążek 🌟 is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Physics PAS, Warsaw, Poland. She completed her doctoral studies in Physical Sciences and holds master’s degrees in Analytical Chemistry and Applied Physics from leading Polish universities. Agnieszka’s research focuses on wide bandgap semiconductors, perovskites, and nanostructures, exploring their optical and electronic properties. She has authored 22 SCI and Scopus indexed articles and holds a patent for quantum nanostructures. Recognized for her Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation by the Polish Society for Crystal Growth, she continues to contribute significantly to the field of materials science and semiconductor physics.

 

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Education

Agnieszka Pieniążek pursued her academic journey with dedication and achievement. She completed her Doctoral Studies in Physical Sciences at the Institute of Physics PAS, Warsaw, Poland, spanning from October 2013 to June 2019. Prior to that, she earned a Master’s Degree in Analytical Chemistry from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Faculty of Chemistry, Lublin, Poland, during October 2008 to July 2013. Her educational foundation also includes a Master’s Degree in Applied Physics from the same university’s Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, obtained between October 2007 and July 2012. 🎓

Awards

In June 2022, Agnieszka Pieniążek was honored with the Award from the Polish Society for Crystal Growth for her Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation titled “Local Optical Properties of ZnO Microrods Grown by Hydrothermal Method.” This prestigious accolade recognizes her exceptional research contributions in the field of crystal growth and semiconductor optics. Agnieszka’s dissertation delved into the intricate optical characteristics of ZnO microrods, cultivated through innovative hydrothermal techniques. Her work not only expands the understanding of semiconductor materials but also underscores her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and applications in materials science. 🏆

Research Focus

Agnieszka Pieniążek 🌟 specializes in the research of wide bandgap semiconductors, perovskites, and nanostructures. Her work primarily revolves around investigating the optical and electronic properties of these materials, with a focus on understanding defects, structural dynamics, and their implications for optoelectronic applications. Through her studies, she explores topics such as the bandgap pressure coefficient in perovskite thin films, interdiffusion phenomena in semiconductor alloys, and the cathodoluminescence patterns of semiconductor microrods. Agnieszka’s contributions significantly advance the field of materials science, particularly in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of semiconductor devices for renewable energy and optoelectronics.

 

Publication Top Notes

“Can a bistable amphoteric native defect model explain the photo-induced transformation of MAPbI3 thin films?” by A. Pienia̧żek et al., Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2024, 274, 112974 📄 Cited by: 0

“Investigation of interdiffusion in thin films of ZnO/ZnCdO grown by molecular beam epitaxy” by M. Stachowicz et al., Thin Solid Films, 2023, 781, 140003 📄 Cited by: 3

“Bandgap Pressure Coefficient of a CH3NH3PbI3 Thin Film Perovskite” by A. Pienia̧żek et al., Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 2023, 14(28), pp. 6470–6476 📄 Cited by: 4

“Mixology of MA1-xEAxPbI3 Hybrid Perovskites: Phase Transitions, Cation Dynamics, and Photoluminescence” by M. Šimėnas et al., Chemistry of Materials, 2022, 34(22), pp. 10104–10112 📄 Cited by: 13

“Detailed surface studies on the reduction of Al incorporation into AlGaN grown by molecular beam epitaxy in the Ga-droplet regime” by D. Majchrzak et al., Vacuum, 2022, 202, 111168 📄 Cited by: 6

 

Dr Rommel AlAli | Sustainable Development Award | Best Extension Activity Award

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Dr Rommel AlAli | Sustainable Development Award | Best Extension Activity Award 

Dr Rommel AlAli, king Faisal university, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Rommel AlAli is an accomplished academic specializing in Measurement and Evaluation in education, with a Ph.D. from University Technology Malaysia. His research focuses on enhancing educational practices and integrating AI in teaching methodologies. With extensive teaching experience across various educational institutions, he currently serves as an Associate Professor at King Faisal University. Dr. AlAli is recognized for his contributions to STEM education and educational reform programs in Jordan and Saudi Arabia. He is also noted for his publications on blended learning, AI integration, and educational technology’s impact on student achievement.

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Education

Dr. Rommel AlAli has attained a distinguished academic journey in the field of education, culminating in a Ph.D. from University Technology Malaysia. He began with a B.Sc. in Mathematics from Al AlBayt University in Jordan in 2001, followed by a Higher Diploma in Education from Amman Arab University in 2004. His pursuit of deeper insights led to an M.Sc. in Measurement and Evaluation from the same university in 2005. Dr. AlAli’s academic trajectory reached its peak with a Ph.D. in Measurement and Evaluation in 2016, focusing on Educational & Psychological Measurement & Evaluation. His thesis explored “Assessment of Social Perception and Mathematical Thinking Amongst Jordanian Students in Higher Education.” 🎓

Experience

Dr. Rommel AlAli’s career spans diverse educational roles, reflecting his commitment to advancing teaching methodologies and educational leadership. Beginning as a teacher in Jordan’s Ministry of Education, he later served as a Math Teacher in the UAE under MOE & ADEC for five years. His career evolved to include positions such as Math and Science Coordinator, where he facilitated curriculum development. Dr. AlAli’s passion for teaching extended to training new educators as a MOE trainer and Adjunct Professor at The University of Jordan. Since 2018, he has contributed significantly as an Assistant Professor at King Faisal University, now advancing to the role of Associate Professor, focusing on research arbitration in prestigious ISI and Scopus journals. 📚

Research Focus

Dr. Rommel AlAli’s research primarily focuses on educational measurement and evaluation, with a special emphasis on enhancing teaching practices and student learning outcomes in mathematics and STEM education. His work spans various dimensions of educational psychology, including assessing social perception, mathematical thinking, and creativity among students. Dr. AlAli is particularly interested in the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology in education, exploring their impacts on educational effectiveness and student engagement. His studies also delve into curriculum development, educational reform, and the application of innovative teaching strategies to cater to diverse learner needs. 📊

Publication Top Notes

ChatGPT: A revolutionary tool for teaching and learning mathematics 📚 Cited by 142, 2023

SWOM strategy and influence of its using on developing mathematical thinking skills and on metacognitive thinking among gifted tenth-grade students 📚 Cited by 27, 2023

Using Structural equation modeling to assess a model for measuring creative teaching perceptions and practices in higher education 📚 Cited by 25, 2022

The impact of information and communication technologies (ICT)-based education on the mathematics academic enthusiasm 📚 Cited by 19, 2023

Towards a Sustainable Future: Evaluating the Ability of STEM-Based Teaching in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Learning 📚 Cited by 14, 2023

Artificial Intelligence in Education: Mathematics Teachers’ Perspectives, Practices and Challenges 📚 Cited by 12, 2024

Psychometric Properties of Social Perception of Mathematics: Rasch Model Analysis 📚 Cited by 12, 2020

Developing a Scale for Creative University Teaching Practices at King Faisal University 📚 Cited by 12, 2020

Can the Leadership Capabilities of Gifted Students be Measured? Constructing a Scale According to Rasch Model 📚 Cited by 11, 2022

Towards constructing and developing a self-efficacy scale for distance learning and verifying the psychometric properties 📚 Cited by 11, 2022