Doaa Badran | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Prof. Dr. Doaa Badran | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
University of King Khalid | Saudi Arabia
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– Revista de Gestão Social e Ambiental
– International Journal of Law and Management
– Journal of Law and Sustainable Development
– Education & Legal Studies Journal
JiHye Park | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Mrs. JiHye Park | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Korea ginseng corporation | South Korea
Mrs. JiHye Park is a researcher affiliated with Korea Ginseng Corporation in South Korea, contributing to scientific studies related to natural products and bioactive compounds. Her work is associated with research environments focused on functional foods, pharmacological properties of ginseng, and health-related applications. She is recognized within academic and industrial research networks. Her contributions support the advancement of nutraceutical science, emphasizing evidence-based approaches to traditional herbal resources and their potential benefits in modern healthcare and biotechnology fields.
Featured Publications
American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) Extracts (G1899) Ameliorate Immunosenescence via Regulation of T Cell Populations and Aging-Related Proteins
– Current Issues in Molecular Biology
Korean Red Ginseng Mitigates Pulmonary Injury and Enhances Antiviral Immunity in a SARS-CoV-2 Infection Model
– Journal of Ginseng Research
Korean Red Ginseng Relieves Inflammation and Oxidative Stress Induced by Pseudo-typed SARS-CoV-2
– Journal of Ginseng Research
Suspension Culture of Vero Cells for the Production of Adenovirus Type 5
– Clinical and Experimental Vaccine Research
Mojtaba Asgari | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Mr. Mojtaba Asgari | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
TU Dortmund University | Germany
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Alterations in Knee Biomechanics and Motor Performance Following Football+ and 11+ Warm-Up Programs
– Journal of Exercise Science & Fitness
Four Months Training with the Football+ and 11+ Improves Landing Quality in Female Players
– International Journal of Sports Medicine
The FIFA 11+ Referees Program Improves Knee Proprioception in Female Futsal Referees
– Scientific Reports
Little Associations Between Common Functional Screening Tests in Collegiate Athletes
– Scientific Reports
Electromyography of Shoulder Muscles During Closed Kinetic Chain Exercises: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
– Frontiers in Sports and Active Living
Noura Bakr | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Noura Bakr | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Agricultural and Biological Research Institute/National Research Centre | Egypt
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Water Quality and Dissolved Organic Carbon Content in Agricultural Streams: Northern Nile Delta Region, Egypt
– Water, Air, & Soil Pollution
Temporal Variation of Vegetation Status and the Contemporary Soil Quality Index in a Reclaimed Area, Egypt
– Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science
On-farm Evaluation of Regenerative Land-Use Practices in a Semi-Arid Pasture Agroecosystem in West Texas, USA
– Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo
Modeling the Artificial Lake-Surface Area Change in Arid Agro-Ecosystem: A Case Study in the Newly Reclaimed Area, Egypt
– Journal of Environmental Management
Olatunde Olatunji | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Prof. Olatunde Olatunji | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Prof. Olatunde Olatunji | University of KwaZulu-Natal | South Africa
Olatunde Stephen Olatunji is an accomplished analytical and environmental chemist with extensive academic, research, and industry experience spanning environmental monitoring, forensic chemistry, and advanced materials for pollution control. He is an Associate Professor in the School of Chemistry and Physics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, where he has also served in key academic leadership roles, including Academic Leader for Research. His career reflects a strong balance between high-impact research, postgraduate supervision, curriculum development, and applied environmental problem-solving. His expertise lies in analytical method development and validation, trace and ultra-trace detection of environmental contaminants, and the assessment of chemical risks to human and ecosystem health. He has made significant contributions to the study of emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals, microplastics, PFAS, endocrine-disrupting compounds, and other contaminants of emerging concern across water, soil, air, food, and biological matrices. His work integrates chromatography, mass spectrometry, atomic spectroscopy, electrochemical sensing, and chemometric approaches to deliver robust, policy-relevant environmental data. A major focus of his research is the design and functionalization of carbon-based and hybrid nanomaterials for electrochemical sensing and photocatalytic remediation. These green nanotechnology-driven solutions target the detection, degradation, and removal of persistent and recalcitrant organic pollutants, contributing to sustainable water treatment and environmental protection strategies. His research also addresses pollutant fate, transport, bioavailability, toxicity, and ecological risk assessment. He has supervised a large number of undergraduate and postgraduate students, including master’s and doctoral candidates, many of whom have successfully completed their degrees and progressed into academic and professional careers. He is an active examiner of postgraduate theses across multiple universities and a member of several professional scientific bodies at national and international levels. Through extensive collaborations, high-quality peer-reviewed publications, and interdisciplinary engagement, he continues to advance analytical and environmental chemistry research with clear societal and environmental impact.
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Faezeh Parastesh | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Dr. Faezeh Parastesh | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
University of Manitoba | Canada
Faezeh Parastesh is a soil scientist with strong expertise in greenhouse gas emissions, soil nutrient management, and climate-smart agricultural systems. She is currently pursuing doctoral research in soil science at the University of Manitoba, focusing on nitrous oxide emissions from cropping systems with varying degrees of perennialization, aligned with global net-zero goals. Her academic background integrates advanced training in soil ecology, quantitative and non-traditional research methods, machine learning applications in agriculture, and climate-smart soil management. She holds a master’s degree in soil science from the University of Manitoba, where her research examined relationships between soil nitrous oxide concentrations and surface fluxes under diverse farming practices. She also earned a master’s degree in soil biology and biotechnology from the University of Tehran, specializing in vermicompost enrichment using phosphate-solubilizing bacteria to enhance phosphorus availability and crop uptake in calcareous soils. Her undergraduate training in soil science included research on wind erosion prediction systems, providing a solid foundation in soil conservation and land management. Faezeh has published in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals on topics including microbial consortia, plant defense mechanisms, phosphorus bioavailability, and sustainable soil management. She has also contributed to ongoing research on drought stress mitigation using biochar and plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria. Her work has been presented at national and regional scientific conferences, reflecting active engagement with the soil science research community. Professionally, she has extensive experience as a laboratory technician, graduate teaching assistant, and research intern. Her work spans field and laboratory sampling, soil and plant analysis, mentoring students, teaching soil and water management, and developing greenhouse gas prediction protocols for municipal applications. She is proficient in R, SAS, Python, and statistical modeling tools, and is skilled in experimental design, soil mapping, and land capability assessment. Recognized through multiple scholarships and awards, she is also actively involved in academic service, peer review, and outreach with farmers and researchers, demonstrating strong leadership and commitment to sustainable agriculture.
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Microbial Consortia Mediated Regulation of Plant Defense: A Promising Tool for Sustaining Crop Protection
– Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology
The Effect of Vermicompost Enriched with Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacteria on Phosphorus Availability, pH, and Biological Indices in a Calcareous Soil
– Journal of Soil Management and Sustainable Production
Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria and Biochar as Drought Defense Tools: Mechanisms and Future Directions – Current Issues in Molecular Biology
A Field Study Comparing Soil Profile N₂O Concentration with Surface Flux under Different Farming Practices – Field-Based Environmental Research
Caoming Fan | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Dr. Caoming Fan | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Tsinghua University | China
Caoming Fan is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University, working in the PNT Laboratory under the supervision of Prof. Zheng Yao. He holds a doctoral degree in Circuits and Systems from the School of Microelectronics, Shandong University, and has received comprehensive academic training spanning electronic engineering, microelectronics, and geodesy. His interdisciplinary background enables him to bridge theoretical signal processing with practical high-precision positioning applications. Dr. Fan’s research focuses on GNSS and pseudolite-based precise positioning technologies, with particular emphasis on ambiguity resolution, real-time kinematic and PPP/PPP-RTK methods, and error modeling. He has made notable contributions to ground-based and pseudolite-augmented GNSS systems, addressing challenges in indoor and complex environments where conventional satellite navigation performance is limited. His work also extends to GNSS and pseudolite receiver design, baseband signal processing, and multi-sensor fusion, supporting robust, high-accuracy navigation solutions. He has published multiple peer-reviewed articles in leading international journals, including Journal of Geodesy and GPS Solutions, covering topics such as pseudolite system augmentation, ground-based PPP-RTK frameworks, calibration techniques for indoor positioning, and phase correction modeling. His early research also contributed to understanding satellite attitude effects on phase wind-up in precise point positioning, reflecting a strong foundation in both theoretical modeling and applied geodesy. Dr. Fan’s academic excellence and research innovation have been recognized through several prestigious awards at national conferences in satellite navigation and location-based services, as well as competitive innovation and entrepreneurship platforms. He has also received a highly competitive national doctoral scholarship. With strong expertise in high-precision navigation, signal processing, and system integration, Dr. Fan continues to advance next-generation positioning, navigation, and timing technologies, contributing to both academic research and practical GNSS/pseudolite applications in challenging environments.
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Wireless Sub-nanosecond Time Synchronization for Moving Platforms
– IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement
Preliminary Assessment of BDS-3 B1 and B2 Wideband Multiplexed Signal in Enhancing Ranging and Positioning Performance
– ION International Technical Meeting
Lu Hongbin | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Dr. Lu Hongbin | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
State Key Laboratory of Coal Conversion | China
Hongbin Lu is an accomplished environmental engineer specializing in water environment治理, ecological restoration, and pollution control technologies. He holds a doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering jointly awarded by Beijing Normal University and the Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences. He currently serves as an Assistant Researcher at the National Key Laboratory of Coal Clean and Efficient Utilization, Institute of Coal Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and acts as a Guest Expert at the Innovation Center for Ecological Protection and Restoration in the Middle Yellow River under the Ministry of Natural Resources. Dr. Lu has established a strong research profile with a substantial body of peer-reviewed publications in high-impact international environmental journals. A significant portion of his work appears as first or corresponding author, reflecting his leadership in scientific innovation and research design. His publications include SCI-indexed articles and a featured cover paper, highlighting the visibility and impact of his research within the global environmental science community. In addition to academic publishing, Dr. Lu demonstrates exceptional innovation capacity through extensive intellectual property achievements. He holds numerous authorized patents, including multiple invention patents, and is the first inventor on several additional invention patent applications. His research outputs have been translated into practical guidance, most notably through his key contribution to nationally adopted technical guidelines on water quality purification using constructed wetlands. These guidelines have been widely implemented, supporting ecological restoration and water quality improvement across diverse regions. Dr. Lu is actively engaged in academic service and leadership. He serves as a Guest Editor for an international journal and regularly reviews manuscripts for well-regarded environmental science publications. He also plays an important role in advancing disciplinary development by contributing to major national academic conferences as a scientific committee member and session chair or organizer. Furthermore, he has led and significantly contributed to multiple competitive research projects supported by national and provincial funding agencies, reinforcing his reputation as a leading young scholar with strong scientific, technological, and societal impact.
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– Journal of Environmental Sciences (China)
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Arezoo Taghizadeh-Toosi | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Dr. Arezoo Taghizadeh-Toosi | Research Excellence | Research Excellence Award
Danish Technological Institute | Denmark
Arezoo Taghizadeh-Toosi is an accomplished soil scientist with extensive international experience in agricultural and environmental research. Her work focuses on understanding and managing soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics in both mineral and organic soils, with particular emphasis on sustainable agricultural systems. She has developed strong expertise in mitigating gaseous emissions from soils, including ammonia volatilization and greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide, contributing significantly to climate-smart agriculture initiatives. Her research portfolio includes advanced investigations into the role of biochar in soils, combining experimental measurements with process-based and statistical modelling approaches. She is particularly skilled in applying and developing models for soil carbon turnover and nutrient cycling, supporting evidence-based decision-making in land management and environmental policy. In addition, her work addresses complex interactions between soil iron, sulfur, carbon, and nitrogen cycles, as well as phosphorus accumulation and spatial distribution in intensively managed agricultural landscapes. Arezoo has held senior and research scientist positions across leading research institutions in Europe, Oceania, and Asia, reflecting a strong global research profile and interdisciplinary collaboration. She has contributed to both academic and applied research environments, bridging fundamental soil science with practical solutions for agriculture, digitalization, and environmental sustainability. Her experience also includes academic teaching and international visiting appointments, demonstrating her commitment to knowledge exchange and capacity building. She is an active contributor to the scientific community, serving as an expert reviewer for international funding bodies and participating in grant review panels. Her professional service extends to conference leadership and certified research-based consultancy for the public sector. With a strong publication record, high citation impact, and recognized expertise, Arezoo Taghizadeh-Toosi is a leading figure in soil biogeochemistry and sustainable land-use research.
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Biochar incorporation into pasture soil suppresses in situ nitrous oxide emissions from ruminant urine patches
– Journal of Environmental Quality 40 (2), 468-476
A wood based low-temperature biochar captures NH3-N generated from ruminant urine-N, retaining its bioavailability
– Plant and Soil 353 (1), 73-84
Changes in carbon stocks of Danish agricultural mineral soils between 1986 and 2009
– European Journal of Soil Science 65 (5), 730-740
C-TOOL: A simple model for simulating whole-profile carbon storage in temperate agricultural soils
– Ecological Modelling 292, 11-25