Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi | Solar Radiation Prediction | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi | Solar Radiation Prediction | Best Researcher Award

University faculty member, Ardakan University, Iran

Dr. Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Water Sciences and Engineering at Ardakan University, Yazd, Iran. With a Ph.D. in Water Engineering from Isfahan University of Technology, she has a distinguished academic and research background in hydrology, environmental pollution, and irrigation systems. Her work bridges theoretical research and practical applications in arid regions, focusing on scouring, water and soil pollution, deficit irrigation, and sediment transport. Dr. Soltani has served as a reviewer for over 30 prestigious journals and sits on the editorial board of PLOS ONE and Ecological Risk and Security Research. She was awarded the Best Researcher at Ardakan University in 2017 and Yazd Province in 2018. Her contributions span impactful research projects funded by the Iran National Science Foundation and educational leadership through over a decade of university-level teaching. Her growing citations reflect her relevance in environmental and hydrological science.

Professional Profile

Education

Dr. Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi holds a Ph.D. in Water Engineering (2013) from Isfahan University of Technology, where she graduated with an “Excellent” GPA. Her doctoral thesis focused on “Use of Jets as a Pier-Scour Countermeasure,” a significant contribution to hydraulic engineering. She also conducted research at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, in 2010 as part of an international collaboration. Prior to her Ph.D., she earned an M.Sc. in Irrigation and Drainage Engineering (2007) from the same university, with a thesis on the combined impact of deficit irrigation and salinity on canola crops. Her undergraduate education culminated in a B.Sc. in Irrigation Engineering (2005), again from IUT, where she graduated with honors. Her academic path is marked by early excellence, including admission to the M.Sc. program without examination and consistently high GPAs. This strong foundation has fueled her ongoing contributions to hydrological science and agricultural water management.

Experience

Dr. Soltani has amassed extensive academic and research experience since 2008. She currently serves as Associate Professor at Ardakan University, where she has taught a variety of hydrological, irrigation, and soil science subjects across more than a decade. She has also lectured at Yazd University and Mehregan University, teaching critical subjects like fluid mechanics, irrigation system design, and crop evapotranspiration. Her research engagements include being a visiting scholar at NTU Singapore and leading national projects funded by Iran’s INSF, focusing on wastewater treatment, soil salinity, atmospheric dust, and ecological risk assessments. Dr. Soltani has also supervised numerous graduate students and has provided editorial oversight for prominent journals like PLOS ONE. She was named Best Lecturer in 2017 and 2022 at Ardakan University and was awarded Best Researcher by Yazd Province in 2018. Her portfolio illustrates a commitment to both scientific advancement and pedagogical excellence.

Research Focus

Dr. Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi’s research centers on water resource sustainability in arid and semi-arid environments. Her work spans a diverse range of topics including hydraulic scouring, water and soil pollution, deficit irrigation strategies, evapotranspiration modeling, sediment transport, and wastewater treatment using modified adsorbents. She investigates both geogenic and anthropogenic impacts on environmental quality, particularly the role of heavy metals in urban and agricultural settings. Her studies often use soft computing, GIS analysis, and experimental setups to generate models for risk assessment and pollution mitigation. Recently, her projects have addressed the ecological risks of mining dust and the effects of treated wastewater on plant growth. Her research not only advances hydrological science but also informs practical policies for environmental conservation and agricultural resilience. Supported by multiple grants from the Iran National Science Foundation, her innovative work contributes significantly to addressing the pressing challenges of climate change, water scarcity, and environmental degradation.

Publication Top Notes

  1. Geogenic and anthropogenic sources identification and ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the urban soil of Yazd, central Iran
    Authors: S. Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi, M. Ghasemi, B. Ghanbarian
    Journal: PLOS ONE, 16(11): e0260418, 2021.
    Citations: 49
    Summary: This study identified the sources and assessed the ecological risk of heavy metals in Yazd’s urban soil. Using multivariate analysis and pollution indices, it differentiated between natural and human-induced contamination. The findings highlighted serious ecological risks, informing urban soil management strategies.
  2. Pollution, human health risk assessment and spatial distribution of toxic metals in urban soil of Yazd City, Iran
    Authors: S. Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi, M. Ghasemi, M. Gheysouri
    Journal: Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 43(9), pp.3469–3484, 2021.
    Citations: 41
    Summary: This paper provides an in-depth assessment of human health risks from metal contamination in urban soils, employing GIS and statistical methods. The study concludes that children are at higher risk and emphasizes the need for strict environmental monitoring.
  3. Effects of partial rootzone drying on yield, yield components, and irrigation water use efficiency of canola (Brassica napus L.)
    Authors: S.F. Mousavi, S. Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi, B. Mostafazadeh-Fard
    Journal: Paddy and Water Environment, Vol. 8, pp.157–163, 2010.
    Citations: 39
    Summary: The study explores how partial root zone drying can enhance water use efficiency without significantly reducing canola yield. It presents sustainable irrigation techniques for water-scarce regions.

Conclusion

Dr. Somayeh Soltani-Gerdefaramarzi demonstrates excellent qualifications for the Best Researcher Award, particularly in the fields of hydrology, soil and water pollution, deficit irrigation, and environmental sustainability. Her scholarly impact, national recognition, interdisciplinary approach, and consistent academic service make her a strong and deserving candidate. With increased international collaboration and a focus on translational research or innovation, her profile could rise even further on the global stage.

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. 🌍🔬

Mohamed Saber | Hydropower | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Mohamed Saber | Hydropower | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer Assisstant, Zagazig University, Egypt

Mohammed Saber Abdel-Moaty, born on January 22, 1996, is a dedicated Egyptian civil engineer and academic, currently serving as a Lecturer Assistant in the Department of Water and Water Structures Engineering at Zagazig University, Egypt. He also works as a Civil Hydraulic Engineer at the university’s Irrigation and Hydraulics Lab. A specialist in hydraulic structures, CFD simulation, and sustainable energy solutions, Mohammed earned his B.Sc. in Civil Engineering with honors in 2019 and is pursuing an M.Sc. focused on energy harvesting via water wheels. His technical expertise spans structural design software, fluid dynamics, and experimental hydraulics. Beyond academia, he contributes to real-world applications through freelancing roles in structural and CFD engineering and as a co-founder of CIVIC, a general contracting firm. His scholarly contributions include a 2024 publication in Renewable Energy on waterwheel-based pico hydropower systems, underscoring his commitment to sustainable infrastructure and applied water engineering.

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Education 

Mohammed Saber Abdel-Moaty has pursued his academic journey in civil and hydraulic engineering at Zagazig University, Egypt. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in 2019 with an Excellent with Honor grade, achieving an outstanding GPA of 88.65%. Currently, he is advancing his postgraduate education with a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Water and Water Structures Engineering, expected to complete in 2025. His M.Sc. thesis focuses on the “Investigation of Energy Harvesting by Water Wheels at Low-head Heading up Structures”, reflecting his growing interest in renewable energy integration into hydraulic systems. Mohammed’s educational training also includes a competitive 3-month internship at AECOM in Qatar, exposing him to multidisciplinary fields like utilities, structural works, and road engineering. This rich academic and field training foundation has shaped his deep technical knowledge and practical skills in fluid mechanics, open channel flow, and sustainable infrastructure development.

Professional Experience 

Since 2019, Mohammed Saber Abdel-Moaty has served as a Lecturer Assistant at Zagazig University, contributing to courses in water structures, hydraulics, and fluid mechanics. He also plays a pivotal role as a Civil Hydraulic Engineer in the Irrigation and Hydraulics Lab, conducting experimental and computational research on open-channel flows and hydraulic structures. Mohammed’s freelance experience includes working as a Structural Design Engineer and CFD Engineer, where he executed simulations using ANSYS Fluent and performed structural modeling with tools like SAP2000 and ETABS. Between 2020 and 2021, he offered structural design services for residential and commercial buildings. Since 2022, he has also taken on the role of General Contracting Engineer, overseeing on-site construction and quality assurance. In addition, he co-founded CIVIC, a construction company focusing on design-build projects. His diverse roles highlight his capacity to bridge academia, research, and real-world engineering.

Research Focus 

Mohammed Saber Abdel-Moaty’s research focuses on hydraulic structures, sustainable energy systems, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). His current M.Sc. research explores the energy harvesting potential of water wheels in low-head sluice gate systems, contributing to the field of pico hydropower generation—a green energy alternative for rural or irrigation-based settings. His experimental and numerical work within the Irrigation and Hydraulics Lab at Zagazig University involves open-channel flow modeling, optimizing hydraulic efficiency, and developing cost-effective renewable energy mechanisms. Mohammed’s expertise extends to CFD simulations using ANSYS Fluent and FLOW-3D, where he analyzes fluid behavior, velocity profiles, and energy dissipation in engineered systems. He integrates practical and theoretical insights, supported by 3D modeling through SOLIDWORKS and AutoCAD 3D, to simulate complex geometries. His interdisciplinary approach bridges environmental engineering, civil design, and energy sustainability, aiming to provide innovative and scalable solutions to modern water resource challenges.

Publication Top Notes

📘 Publication Title:
“Techno-economic assessment of the Dethridge waterwheel under sluice gates in a novel design for pico hydropower generation”

📚 Authors:
Mohamed Saber, Gamal Abdelall, Riham Ezzeldin, Ahmed Farouk AbdelGawad, Reda Raga

📅 Year: 2024
📰 Journal: Renewable Energy, Volume 234
🔗 DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2024.121206
📑 ISSN: 0960-1481

📄 Summary:
This paper presents an innovative integration of the Dethridge waterwheel beneath sluice gates for pico hydropower generation in irrigation systems. The research offers a techno-economic analysis, comparing energy outputs and cost-effectiveness under varying hydraulic conditions. Through experimental setups and CFD modeling, the study assesses wheel performance, fluid dynamics, and structural considerations. Results indicate that the novel configuration is both economically viable and environmentally sustainable, especially in low-head irrigation scenarios. The findings contribute to small-scale renewable energy solutions in developing regions and enhance the practical use of traditional waterwheels in modern engineering.

Conclusion

Mohammed Saber Abdel-Moaty is an emerging civil and hydraulic engineer with a strong academic foundation, hands-on industry experience, and a growing research portfolio. With a focus on sustainable hydropower technologies and water structures, his work bridges theoretical knowledge and real-world application. His multidisciplinary expertise spans structural design, CFD simulation, and renewable energy solutions, reflected in his recent publication in Renewable Energy. As a Lecturer Assistant at Zagazig University and Co-founder of CIVIC Construction, he demonstrates leadership, innovation, and a commitment to engineering excellence. His contributions are poised to make a significant impact in the fields of hydraulic engineering and sustainable infrastructure.

Xiaomin Kang | Energy storage | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Xiaomin Kang | Energy storage | Best Researcher Award

University of South China, China

Prof. Xiaomin Kang is the Dean of the School of Mechanical Engineering at the University of South China. He holds a Ph.D. in Material Science and Engineering from Southwest Jiaotong University. Prof. Kang has been leading cutting-edge research in energy conversion and storage, with a particular focus on electrochemical reactions such as oxygen evolution/reduction and carbon dioxide conversion. He has actively contributed to numerous national and international research programs and is a core participant in the Shenzhen Innovative Research Team Program and other prestigious initiatives. Prof. Kang has published over 30 research papers and holds 5 patents, contributing significantly to the development of next-generation energy materials. His work is crucial for advancing clean energy solutions, particularly through electrochemical and material science innovations.

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Education

Prof. Xiaomin Kang completed his undergraduate studies in Material Science and Engineering at Southwest Jiaotong University in 2011. He continued his academic journey at the same institution, earning a Ph.D. in 2017. His doctoral research focused on the development of advanced materials for energy applications, contributing to advancements in the field of electrochemical energy storage. After completing his Ph.D., he worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Prof. Luo Jinglli, a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering. This experience allowed him to further specialize in energy storage and conversion devices, particularly in the areas of oxygen evolution/reduction reactions and CO2 electroreduction. His educational background laid the foundation for his career as a researcher, educator, and leader in the field of mechanical and energy engineering.

Experience

Prof. Xiaomin Kang has a diverse and accomplished career in the field of energy storage and conversion technologies. He began his professional journey as a postdoctoral researcher at Shenzhen University in 2017, specializing in material science and energy applications. In 2020, he became an associate research fellow at Shenzhen University, where he contributed to numerous research projects on energy storage materials and electrochemical processes. In 2022, Prof. Kang was appointed as an associate professor and principal investigator at the University of South China. He currently leads various research projects, including a National Natural Science Foundation of China-funded project and an innovative research program in Shenzhen. His work is instrumental in advancing energy storage technologies and contributing to sustainable energy solutions. Prof. Kang’s leadership and research have significantly impacted the development of energy materials and fuel cells, garnering both national and international recognition.

Research Focus

Prof. Xiaomin Kang’s research focuses on the development of advanced materials for energy storage and conversion, particularly in the fields of electrochemical energy storage, hydrogen production, and carbon dioxide reduction. His primary research interests include exploring the oxygen evolution/reduction reactions (OER/ORR) and the electrochemical conversion of CO2 at room temperature. Prof. Kang is dedicated to developing novel catalysts and materials that can efficiently store and convert energy, contributing to sustainable energy solutions. His research also explores the integration of phase change materials for thermal management in lithium-ion batteries. His work aims to address global challenges related to clean energy production, storage, and utilization. He is involved in several high-impact research programs, focusing on hydrogen energy, fuel cell materials, and the development of graphene-based anti-corrosion materials. Prof. Kang’s innovative research has the potential to revolutionize energy technologies, making a significant impact on environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.

Publication Top Notes

  • “Comprehensive Application of Phase Change Materials in Lithium‐Ion Battery Thermal Management: From Single Cooling to Coupled Systems” ⚡🔋
  • “NiFe-LDH nanosheets with high activity in three dimensions on NiFe foam electrode for water oxidation” 💧⚙️
  • “On the role of Zn and Fe doping in nitrogen-carbon electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction” 🧪🔋
  • “An Insight in the role of dopamine acted in the electroless deposition process using atomic force microscopy based single molecule force spectroscopy” 🔬🧠
  • “Capturing critical gem-diol intermediates and hydride transfer for anodic hydrogen production from 5-hydroxymethylfurfural” 🚀🌍
  • “Copper-based metal-organic frameworks for electrochemical reduction of CO2” 🌱⚡
  • “N and S dual-coordinated Fe single-atoms in hierarchically porous hollow nanocarbon for efficient oxygen reduction” 🌿⚙️
  • “Surface Spin Enhanced High Stable NiCo2S4 for Energy-Saving Production of H2 from Water/Methanol Coelectrolysis” 🔋💨
  • “Co7Fe3 Nanoparticles Confined in N-Doped Carbon Nanocubes for Highly Efficient, Rechargeable Zinc-Air Batteries” ⚡🔋
  • “Contact Characteristics and Tribological Properties of the Weaving Surface of Mn-Cu and Fe-Zn Damping Alloys” 🔧🛠️
  • “Coordination Effect-Promoted Durable Ni(OH)2 for Energy-Saving Hydrogen Evolution from Water/Methanol Co-Electrocatalysis” 🔋💡
  • “Densely packed ultrafine SnO2 nanoparticles grown on carbon cloth for selective CO2 reduction to formate” 🌍🔋
  • “ZnS anchored on porous N, S-codoped carbon as superior oxygen reduction reaction electrocatalysts for Al-air batteries” 🧪⚡
  • “Copper-cobalt-nickel oxide nanowire arrays on copper foams as self-standing anode materials for lithium-ion batteries” 🔋⚡

 

 

 

Edson Rodrigues-Filho | Environmental sciences | Excellence in Research

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Prof. Edson Rodrigues-Filho | Environmental sciences | Excellence in Research

Prof, Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil

Edson Rodrigues-Filho is a distinguished Professor of Organic Chemistry at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCAR) in Brazil, where he has been a faculty member since 1992. Holding a degree in Chemistry from the University of Uberlândia (1986), followed by a Master’s (1989) and Doctorate (1992) in Chemistry from UFSCAR, Rodrigues-Filho also completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Plant Pathology at the University of Minnesota. He is a Productivity Scholar at CNPq and has made significant contributions in the field of natural product chemistry, focusing on microbial biosynthesis, biotransformation, and the synthesis of bioactive molecules. His extensive expertise is recognized through his work with fungal microorganisms, especially in antibiotic and insecticide production.

Profile

Education

Edson Rodrigues-Filho’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of Uberlândia (1986). He continued at UFSCAR, completing his Master’s (1989) and Doctorate (1992) in Chemistry, specializing in the phytochemical analysis of species from the Simaroubaceae family. His doctoral research was funded by the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), exploring natural compounds with potential anticancer properties. After earning his Ph.D., Rodrigues-Filho enhanced his expertise with a postdoctoral research position at the University of Minnesota, focusing on plant pathology and microbial interactions. Over the years, he has expanded his academic and professional expertise, contributing to the scientific community through both teaching and research in organic chemistry, with a particular emphasis on natural products and microbial chemistry.

Experience

Edson Rodrigues-Filho has dedicated over three decades to academia, primarily at UFSCAR, where he has been a tenured professor since 1992. He has taught a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses in organic chemistry, including subjects such as Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Mass Spectrometry. Throughout his career, he has also held leadership roles within the university, including serving as Vice-Chair of the Chemistry Department and representing his faculty at various academic committees. His extensive research work has focused on the chemical properties of microorganisms, biotransformation processes, and the synthesis of bioactive natural products. Additionally, Rodrigues-Filho has worked on research projects with applications in biotechnology, health, and agriculture, contributing to the development of new antimicrobial agents and biocatalysts. He has also guided numerous graduate students, helping shape the next generation of scientists in his field.

Awards and Honors

Throughout his esteemed career, Edson Rodrigues-Filho has been recognized for his contributions to organic chemistry and natural product research. His work has been supported by prestigious research grants, including funding from the CNPq, Brazil’s National Council for Scientific and Technological Development. He has been a recipient of multiple academic honors, such as research scholarships in various fields related to chemistry and microbial sciences. His postdoctoral research at the University of Minnesota in plant pathology further expanded his international academic stature. Rodrigues-Filho’s impact extends to mentoring students and advancing research in the chemical sciences, which has earned him recognition at both the national and international levels. His involvement in major scientific projects in Brazil has helped advance research on microbial chemistry, biosynthesis, and biotransformation, underscoring his standing as a leading figure in the field of natural products.

Research Focus

Edson Rodrigues-Filho’s research focuses on natural product chemistry, with a particular emphasis on microbial biosynthesis, biotransformation, and the development of bioactive molecules. His work explores how microorganisms, particularly fungi and actinomycetes, produce compounds with potential applications in medicine, agriculture, and biotechnology. Rodrigues-Filho is deeply involved in studying the synthesis of natural products, such as antibiotics and insecticides, from microbial sources. He also investigates the chemical processes involved in the production of biologically active molecules and their subsequent modifications via biotransformation. His research further delves into the application of techniques such as mass spectrometry, chromatography, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to analyze and understand these complex compounds. Additionally, his interest in designing new synthetic routes for bioactive molecules has made significant contributions to the development of novel pharmaceutical and agricultural chemicals.

Publication Top Notes

  1. Antimicrobial Potential of Soil/Sediment Mangrove Associated Fungi: A Review 📚
  2. Perylenequinones production induced by co-culturing Setophoma sp. and Penicillium brasilianum 🌱
  3. Computational and pharmacological investigation of novel 1,5-diaryl-1,4-pentadien-3-one derivatives for analgesic, antiinflammatory and anticancer potential 💊
  4. Synthesis, characterization, molecular docking, analgesic, antiplatelet, and anticoagulant effects of dibenzylidene ketone derivatives 🧬
  5. Photolysis of parabens using medium-pressure mercury lamps: Toxicity effects in MCF7, Balb/c 3T3 cells and Ceriodaphnia dubia ⚡
  6. Differential metabolism of diastereoisomeric diterpenes by Preussia minima, found as endophytic fungus in Cupressus lusitanica 🌿
  7. Antiplasmodial properties and cytotoxicity of endophytic fungi from symphonia globulifera (Clusiaceae) 🌍
  8. Heterogeneous microtubules of self-assembled silver and gold nanoparticles using alive biotemplates ⚙️
  9. Nanostructured assemblies of gold and silver nanoparticles for plasmon enhanced spectroscopy using living biotemplates 💎
  10. Biosynthesis and mass spectral fragmentation pathways of 13C and 15N labeled cytochalasin D produced by Xylaria arbuscula 🔬

 

Moataz Abdel-Aziz | Solar Energy | Engineering Award of Excellence

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Moataz Abdel-Aziz | Solar Energy | Engineering Award of Excellence

Assistant Prof., Horus University – Faculty of Engineering, Egypt

Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz is an Assistant Professor at the Mechanical Power Engineering Department of the Faculty of Engineering at Horus University, Egypt. He obtained his Ph.D. in 2019 from Tanta University, specializing in renewable energy and thermal systems. Dr. Abdel-Aziz has dedicated over a decade to academic work, focusing on educating the next generation of engineers while conducting cutting-edge research. His contributions in renewable energy technologies, particularly in solar desalination and thermal storage, have established him as a prominent figure in the field. With an extensive portfolio of research projects, academic publications, and collaborations, he actively shapes future innovations for sustainable energy solutions. In addition to his research, he also serves as the Manager of the Quality Assurance Unit, ensuring excellence within his institution. His leadership, teaching, and research align with global efforts to address energy and water scarcity challenges.

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Education

Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Power Engineering from Tanta University, Egypt, where his dissertation focused on renewable energy and thermal systems. He also completed his undergraduate and Master’s degrees in the same field at Tanta University, graduating with honors. His academic journey has been marked by a deep interest in sustainable energy systems, specifically those harnessing solar energy. Dr. Abdel-Aziz’s educational background is not just limited to formal degrees; he has also pursued numerous certifications, workshops, and training programs in advanced renewable energy systems, energy efficiency, and thermal technologies. His educational foundation has equipped him to teach and mentor students in complex engineering concepts like thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics. This well-rounded academic expertise provides him with the necessary skills to engage in both theoretical and applied research, significantly contributing to the advancement of sustainable energy technologies.

Experience

Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz has more than 10 years of academic and research experience in the field of mechanical power engineering, specializing in renewable energy and thermal systems. As an Assistant Professor at Horus University, he teaches courses on thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics to undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he has served in various administrative roles, including Manager of the Quality Assurance Unit, where he helps ensure the continuous improvement and accreditation of academic programs. Dr. Abdel-Aziz has also been involved in numerous research projects, focusing on enhancing solar still productivity, thermal energy storage, and hybrid nanofluid applications. His extensive experience includes collaborations with top universities like Tanta University and El-Oued University. He has acted as an advisor on renewable energy integration in desalination projects, blending academic knowledge with practical industry applications. His leadership and research have earned him recognition as a key figure in his field.

Research Focus

Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz’s research primarily focuses on renewable energy technologies, with particular emphasis on solar energy and its applications in desalination and thermal storage systems. He is deeply involved in the development of advanced solar still technologies using natural and waste materials like walnut shells and sunflower husks, aiming to improve water productivity and energy efficiency. His work on hybrid nanofluids and optimized basin liners has significantly enhanced the performance of solar desalination systems, with a broader goal of making these systems more viable for large-scale use. Additionally, Dr. Abdel-Aziz investigates innovative thermal energy storage solutions that integrate renewable energy systems for continuous, efficient operation. His research also extends to hybrid photovoltaic-thermal (PVT) systems, where he works to improve system performance using cooling technologies. By focusing on sustainability and green energy solutions, Dr. Abdel-Aziz aims to contribute to solving the global challenges of water scarcity and renewable energy adoption.

Publication Top Notes 

  1. “A Numerical Investigation on Improving the Thermal Efficiency of PV Panels through Integration with Solar Water Collectors” 🌞📊
  2. “Optimizing Conical Solar Still Performance: The Impact of Broken Glass Color on Distillate Yield” 💧🌿
  3. “A Comprehensive Review of Nanoparticles Coating as a Technique to Improve the Performance of Solar Distiller Productivity” 📝🔬
  4. “Performance Enhancement of Double Slope Solar Still Using Cylindrical Fins: Experimental and Numerical Analysis” 🔥🌞
  5. “Effect of Absorber Shape on Energy, Exergy Efficiency, and Environmental-Economic Analysis of Solar Air Collector: An Experimental Study” 💡📉
  6. “Thermal and Electrical Analysis of the Performance of Skeleton-Shaped Tubes via Hybrid PVT Cooling System” 🌞🔧
  7. “Experimental and Economic Evaluation on the Performance Improvement of a Solar Photovoltaic Thermal System with Skeleton-Shaped Fins” 📚💰
  8. “Performance Enhancement of Hemispherical Solar Stills Using Different Shapes of Basin Liners” 🏖️🌞
  9. “Optimal Design and Orientation of Cooling Technology for Photovoltaic Plants: A Comparative Simulation Study” 🌞🏗️
  10. “Correction to: Black Glass Balls as Thermal Enhancers in Conical Solar Distillation” 🔄🔵

 

 

Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh | Energy and Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh | Energy and Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

PhD Researcher, Technische Universität Darmstadt, FG SLA, Germany

Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh is a passionate researcher in the field of mechanical engineering, currently pursuing her Ph.D. at the Technical University of Darmstadt. With a solid academic background and a CGPA of 17.51/20 in her Master’s studies, she has made notable contributions to fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and energy conservation. Samaneh’s research interests encompass fluid-structure interaction (FSI), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), turbulence, bio-mechanics, and numerical simulations. Throughout her academic career, she has earned recognition for her excellent performance, ranking 5th in her Master’s cohort and 3rd in her Bachelor’s program. Her work has been published in high-impact journals such as Energies and the International Journal of Multiphase Flow. Samaneh is also highly skilled in various engineering software, including Comsol Multiphysics, Ansys-Fluent, and SolidWorks. Alongside her research, she has tutored undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Tabriz.

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Education

Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Seraj Higher Education Institute, Tabriz, Iran, where she ranked 3rd in her class. She excelled academically with a CGPA of 17.63/20 (excluding thesis) and earned a thesis grade of 19.75/20. Her thesis focused on Incompressible Flow Simulation in a Backward-Facing Step with an Elastic Wall, highlighting her expertise in computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Samaneh continued her academic journey by pursuing a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Energy Conservation at the University of Tabriz, where she achieved a CGPA of 17.51/20. Her Master’s thesis, titled “Investigation of Different Fluids on the Performance of Organic Rankine Cycle with and Without Preheater,” reflects her research interests in energy systems. Currently, she is enrolled in the Ph.D. program at Technical University of Darmstadt, focusing on fluid mechanics and thermal load peak treatment.

Experience

Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh has gained valuable practical experience through her internship at I.D.E.M Co. (Iranian Diesel Engine Manufacturing Co.), where she worked in the Research and Development (R&D) department from July to August 2017. During this internship, Samaneh was involved in the design and modification of engines, particularly focusing on optimizing engine performance. This hands-on experience enhanced her understanding of real-world mechanical engineering challenges and deepened her knowledge of energy systems. In her academic career, Samaneh has contributed to the advancement of fluid mechanics and energy conservation research at the Technical University of Darmstadt. As a Ph.D. student, she is currently working on the study of thermal load peak treatment in turbulent aerosol flows. She has also tutored undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Tabriz, focusing on SolidWorks and CFD software, sharing her expertise and mentoring future engineers.

Research Focus

Samaneh Abdi Qezeljeh’s research focuses primarily on fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and energy systems, with a particular emphasis on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and fluid-structure interaction (FSI). Her work also explores bio-mechanics, turbulence modeling, and numerical simulations to address real-world engineering problems. As a Ph.D. candidate at the Institute for Fluid Mechanics and Aerodynamics at Technical University of Darmstadt, Samaneh’s current research project, titled “Study of Thermal Load Peak Treatment in the Air Gap Utilizing Turbulent Aerosol Flows”, is investigating ways to optimize thermal performance in energy systems. Her previous work on the Organic Rankine Cycle has further solidified her interest in energy conservation techniques and sustainable energy solutions. Samaneh has also studied incompressible fluid flows in her Master’s thesis and has explored advanced fluid simulations, focusing on the interaction between fluids and structural elements.

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Yang Hong Xia | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yang Hong Xia | Energy | Best Researcher Award 

Distinguished Researcher, Zhejiang University, China

🌟 Yanghong Xia is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and serves as the director of the research center at the Institute of Hydrogen Energy, Zhejiang University. He is a recipient of the prestigious Zhu Kezhen Scholarship and has been recognized with the Excellent Doctoral Dissertation award from Zhejiang University and Zhejiang Province. Prof. Xia has authored over 100 academic papers, including highly cited works published in notable journals like Nature and Cell, and holds more than 30 patents. His contributions have earned him multiple provincial and ministerial first prizes, including the Zhejiang Science and Technology Progress Award. His research focuses on hydrogen production through water electrolysis using renewable energy sources and the stability of AC/DC hybrid distribution networks.

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Education

🎓 Education: Yanghong Xia completed his B.S. at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in 2014 and obtained his Ph.D. from Zhejiang University from 2014 to 2019. He was a visiting Ph.D. student at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, from 2017 to 2018 and a postdoctoral fellow at Zhejiang University from 2019 to 2021. He also served as a visiting scholar at Cambridge University in England from 2019 to 2020 and is currently a Distinguished Researcher at Zhejiang University.

Experience

🔍 Experience: Prof. Xia has an extensive research background, having been a postdoctoral fellow and a distinguished researcher at Zhejiang University. His international experience includes visiting positions at Nanyang Technological University and Cambridge University, enhancing his expertise in hydrogen energy and electrical engineering.

Research Interests

🔋 Research Interests: His research interests encompass hydrogen production from renewable energy sources, enhancement of hydrogen production using electric and magnetic fields, hydrogen electrolysis power sources, microgrids, distribution networks, advanced control in power conversion, and stability analysis of new-type power systems.

Awards

🏆 Awards: Prof. Xia has received several prestigious awards, including the Zhu Kezhen Scholarship, Excellent Doctoral Dissertation of Zhejiang University/Zhejiang Province, and various first prizes in science and technology, such as the Zhejiang Science and Technology Progress Award and the China Electric Power Science and Technology Progress Award.

Publications

Here are some of Prof. Yanghong Xia’s notable publications:

Hydrogen Production from Renewable Energy Sources: A Comprehensive Review

Electric Field and Magnetic Field Effects on Hydrogen Production

Stability Analysis of AC/DC Hybrid Distribution Networks

Advanced Control Strategies for Power Conversion in Microgrids

The Role of Hydrogen in Future Energy Systems

 

Frederic Hermann Emakoua | Photovoltaic Energy | Best Innovation Award

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Mr Frederic Hermann Emakoua | Photovoltaic Energy | Best Innovation Award

Phd Student, UNIVERSITY OF YAOUNDE 1, Cameroon

Hermann Frédéric Emakoua is a dedicated Cameroonian researcher and PhD student at the University of Yaoundé I, specializing in electronics and renewable energy. Born and raised in Essomba, Yaoundé, he has cultivated a strong academic background, achieving multiple degrees in physics and engineering. Hermann is passionate about innovation in photovoltaic technology, particularly through the integration of advanced systems. Outside of academia, he is an accomplished athlete, with a history of success in judo and wrestling, reflecting his commitment to discipline and teamwork. His interests extend to music and tourism, showcasing his well-rounded personality. Hermann actively engages in the research community, participating in conferences to share insights and foster collaboration.

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Strengths for the Award

  1. Innovative Research Focus:
    • Hermann’s research on “Amplification of Very Low Input Voltages of PV Panels Using a Duffing Oscillator” addresses a critical challenge in photovoltaic technology. By exploring non-linear systems for energy amplification, his work contributes to innovative solutions in renewable energy, an area of increasing global importance.
  2. Solid Academic Foundation:
    • With a comprehensive academic background in physics and electrical engineering, Hermann possesses the theoretical knowledge necessary for pioneering research. His educational journey, culminating in his current PhD studies, demonstrates his dedication to mastering complex concepts.
  3. Practical Skills:
    • His skills in the design and production of electronic systems and electrical systems position him to implement theoretical findings into practical applications. This hands-on experience is crucial for innovation, as it bridges the gap between research and real-world solutions.
  4. Technical Proficiency:
    • Hermann’s familiarity with a variety of design and simulation software (e.g., NI MULTISIM, PROTEUS, CST) enhances his ability to develop and test innovative concepts effectively. This technical expertise is vital for creating and refining prototypes in his research.
  5. Engagement in Professional Development:
    • Participation in conferences like ACP2021 indicates his commitment to sharing his findings and learning from others in the field. This engagement fosters collaboration and further innovation through the exchange of ideas.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Enhanced Publication Output:
    • While Hermann has made a significant contribution with his publication, increasing the number of publications could enhance his visibility in the research community. Regularly sharing findings can establish him as a thought leader in his area of study.
  2. Language Skills Development:
    • Improving his English proficiency could expand his ability to access international research, communicate findings, and collaborate with a broader audience. This skill is particularly valuable in global research settings.
  3. Broader Collaboration:
    • Engaging with interdisciplinary teams could lead to new insights and approaches in his work. Collaborations with experts from different fields could enhance the innovative aspects of his research.

Education

Hermann Frédéric Emakoua’s educational journey is marked by a commitment to excellence in physics and engineering. He has been a doctoral student at the University of Yaoundé I since 2015, following a Master II in Electronics, Electrotechnics, and Automation (2013-2014) from the same institution. Prior to that, he completed his Master 1 in Physics with a focus on Electronics, Electrotechnics, and Automation in 2012-2013. Hermann also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics, obtained at the University of Douala in 2011-2012. His earlier education includes part-time studies in telecommunications and networks at the IUG Institute of Douala. He began his academic career with a Baccalaureate in Electricity from Lycée technique de Bafoussam. With a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of science and engineering, Hermann is well-equipped to tackle complex challenges in his research area.

Experience 

Hermann Frédéric Emakoua has accumulated diverse experiences that enhance his academic and professional profile. As a doctoral student at the University of Yaoundé I, he has engaged in research focused on photovoltaic energy systems, particularly in amplifying low input voltages using innovative approaches like the Duffing Oscillator. His training includes hands-on experiences, such as working with single-phase and three-phase generators, and instrumentation for generator sets. Additionally, he has undergone part-time training in telecommunications systems, including video surveillance and signal processing. Hermann’s practical skills are complemented by his proficiency in design and simulation software, which he applies to his research projects. His participation in the Second African Conference on Fundamental and Applied Physics in 2021 further demonstrates his commitment to advancing knowledge in his field. Hermann’s blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application positions him as a promising researcher in electronics and renewable energy.

Research Focus

Hermann Frédéric Emakoua’s research focus centers on advancing photovoltaic technology, specifically the amplification of very low input voltages using a Duffing oscillator. This innovative approach aims to enhance the efficiency of solar panels, addressing critical challenges in renewable energy utilization. Hermann’s work seeks to improve energy conversion processes, making solar energy systems more effective and accessible. By integrating principles of non-linear dynamics with practical engineering, he explores new avenues for optimizing the performance of photovoltaic panels. His interest in electrical systems design complements his research, allowing him to investigate practical applications of his findings. Hermann’s participation in conferences, such as the Second African Conference on Fundamental and Applied Physics, underscores his commitment to sharing insights and collaborating with peers in the field. Overall, his research contributes significantly to the ongoing pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, aligning with global efforts to enhance renewable energy technologies.

Publication Top Notes

  • Amplification of Very Low Input Voltages of PV Panels Using a Duffing Oscillator 🌞🔋

Conclusion

Hermann Frédéric Emakoua demonstrates strong potential as a candidate for the Best Innovation Award through his innovative approach to photovoltaic energy. His research effectively addresses key challenges in the field and reflects a commitment to practical solutions. By focusing on improving his publication record and language skills, as well as seeking interdisciplinary collaborations, he can further elevate his impact in the academic and research communities. Overall, his dedication to innovation and development in renewable energy positions him as a promising researcher worthy of recognition.

 

 

Ganesh Datt Sharma | Solar Cells | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr Ganesh Datt Sharma | Solar Cells | Best Researcher Award

Professor, The LNM Institute of Information Technology, India

Prof. Ganesh Datt Sharma is an esteemed Emeritus Professor at The LNM Institute of Information Technology (LNMIIT), Jaipur, India. With a career spanning nearly four decades, he has made significant contributions to the fields of organic electronics and optoelectronic devices. His research primarily focuses on organic solar cells and related materials. Prof. Sharma’s commitment to academia is reflected in his mentorship of numerous Ph.D. students, many of whom have pursued research globally. He has established extensive international collaborations, enhancing the impact of his work on a global scale. An active member of various scientific committees, he is dedicated to advancing research in renewable energy technologies.

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Strengths for the Award

  1. Extensive Academic Background: Prof. Sharma holds a Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in Organic Semiconducting Materials and has a strong foundational education in Physics. His credentials reflect a deep understanding of the field.
  2. Significant Research Contributions: With over 11,300 citations and an h-index of 52, Prof. Sharma’s work is widely recognized in the field of organic electronics and photovoltaics. His publications in reputable journals highlight his active engagement in cutting-edge research.
  3. Diverse Research Interests: His focus on organic solar cells, polymers, and nanomaterials aligns with current trends in sustainable energy solutions, showcasing his relevance in the field.
  4. International Collaboration: Prof. Sharma has successfully collaborated with numerous prestigious institutions worldwide, including those in Europe, North America, and Asia, enhancing the global impact of his research.
  5. Mentorship and Ph.D. Guidance: He has supervised 18 Ph.D. students, many of whom are pursuing advanced research internationally, demonstrating his commitment to fostering the next generation of scientists.
  6. Awards and Recognitions: His accolades, including the Early Career Research Award and various fellowships, underscore his contributions to the scientific community.
  7. Leadership Roles: As Dean of Research and Development at LNMIIT and a member of multiple scientific advisory committees, he exhibits strong leadership and organizational skills.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Broader Public Engagement: While Prof. Sharma’s research is highly specialized, increasing efforts in public outreach and education about the importance of organic solar cells could enhance community engagement and awareness.
  2. Interdisciplinary Collaborations: Exploring interdisciplinary collaborations beyond physics, such as with environmental sciences and policy-making, could broaden the applicability and impact of his research.
  3. Increased Visibility: Although his publications are well-cited, developing strategies for more visible outreach, such as public lectures or popular science articles, could further elevate his profile in the broader scientific community.
  4. Grant Acquisition: While he has successfully completed numerous projects, expanding efforts to secure larger grants or funding for innovative projects could facilitate even more ambitious research initiatives.

Education 

Prof. Ganesh Datt Sharma completed his Ph.D. in Organic Semiconducting Materials at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, in 1985. Prior to that, he earned his M.Sc. in Physics from HNB University, Srinagar, Uttaranchal, in 1979, where he received a gold medal for his academic excellence. He also holds a B.Sc. in Physics from the same university, awarded in 1977. His rigorous education provided a strong foundation for his research career, allowing him to explore the fundamental photo-physics of next-generation materials. His academic journey has been marked by significant achievements, including prestigious fellowships during his doctoral studies, which have shaped his expertise and research focus in organic electronics.

Experience

Prof. Sharma has an extensive academic and research career, currently serving as Emeritus Professor at LNMIIT, Jaipur, since August 2022. He previously held various positions at JNV University, Jodhpur, including Professor and Dean of Research and Development. His tenure at JNV University spanned from 1985 to 2015, during which he contributed significantly to the Physics Department. He has also been a Visiting Scientist at the State University of New Jersey, USA, where he worked in the Department of Electrical and Computer Science. His leadership in research is underscored by his role as a chairman and expert member in multiple project review committees for organizations like DRDO and the European Commission. Prof. Sharma has successfully led numerous national and international research projects, fostering collaborations that enhance the quality and impact of his research.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Ganesh Datt Sharma has received numerous accolades throughout his illustrious career. He was honored with the Early Career Research Award from SERB-DST, Government of India, in 1989, as well as the Young Scientist Award from CSIR, New Delhi, in the same year. His academic excellence was recognized with a gold medal for his M.Sc. in Physics from HNB University. Additionally, he was awarded the CSIR SRF Fellowship during his Ph.D. at IIT Delhi. Prof. Sharma has also received the BOYSCAST Fellowship from DST, enabling research opportunities in the USA. His contributions to scientific committees include chairing the Project Review Committee for DRDO from 2018 to 2022 and serving as an expert member for various international science and technology committees. His extensive involvement in editorial boards of leading journals further exemplifies his commitment to advancing scientific research.

Research Focus

Prof. Ganesh Datt Sharma’s research focuses on organic solar cells, polymers, and various organic electronic materials. His work aims to understand the fundamental photo-physics of next-generation photoactive materials, including conjugated polymers and small molecules. He specializes in developing efficient photovoltaic devices and dye-sensitized solar cells, contributing to advancements in renewable energy technologies. Prof. Sharma’s research interests encompass charge transport, transient optoelectronic properties, and wearable sensors, reflecting a comprehensive approach to addressing contemporary energy challenges. He has successfully completed numerous projects funded by national agencies such as DST, CSIR, and ISRO, and has ongoing international collaborations across multiple countries. His research not only contributes to theoretical knowledge but also aims to develop practical solutions for energy conversion and storage, promoting sustainable practices in technology.

Publication Top Notes

  • An Asymmetric Coumarin-Anthracene Conjugate as Efficient Fullerene-Free Acceptor for Organic Solar Cells 🌞
  • All-Small-Molecule Ternary Organic Solar Cell with 16.35% Efficiency Enabled by Chlorinated Terminal Units 🌱
  • Exploiting Mechanism of Enhanced Charge Transfer in Ternary Organic Solar Cells at Low Energy Loss ⚡
  • Halogenation Strategy: Simple Wide Band Gap Nonfullerene Acceptors with the BODIPY-Thiophene-Backboned Polymer Donor for Enhanced Outdoor and Indoor Photovoltaics ☀️
  • Advancing Multifunctional Semitransparent Organic Solar Cells through Strategic Optical Layer Integration 🏗️
  • Small Molecular Donor Materials Based on β-β-Bridged BODIPY Dimers with a Triphenylamine or Carbazole Unit for Efficient Organic Solar Cells 📈
  • Effect of Meso- or β-Functionalization of Porphyrins on the Photovoltaic Properties of Organic Solar Cells 💡
  • Solution-Processed Co3O4-Based Hole Transport Layer for Nonfullerene Organic Solar Cells 🧪
  • Organic Solar Cells Based on Non-Fullerene Low Molecular Weight Organic Semiconductor Molecules 📚
  • Structural and Optical Phenomena of Thermally Treated Fullerene-Based Nanocomposites with Metal Nanoparticles for Sensing Applications 🧬

Conclusion

Prof. Ganesh Datt Sharma’s impressive academic background, substantial research contributions, and commitment to mentorship position him as an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His strengths in research and collaboration are complemented by opportunities for growth in public engagement and interdisciplinary work. Recognizing his contributions through this award would not only honor his achievements but also inspire future researchers in the field of organic electronics and renewable energy.