Farouk Smith | Automotive Industry | Distinguished Scientist Award

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Prof. Farouk Smith | Automotive Industry | Distinguished Scientist Award

Prof. Farouk Smith | Professor of Mechatronics Engineering | Nelson Mandela University | South Africa

Academic Background

Farouk Smith has completed advanced qualifications in physics, electrical engineering, and electronic engineering, culminating in doctoral research in electronic engineering. His academic journey spans foundational studies in physics and engineering followed by master’s and doctoral work focused on wireless networks and radiation mitigation in satellite electronics. His research output is reflected in global indexing platforms. On Scopus, his work has accumulated more than 102 citations across close to one 24 documents, with an h-index of 5. His Google Scholar profile shows nearly 197 citations with an h-index of 7 and an i10-index of 6, reflecting consistent scholarly engagement and impact across multiple domains.

Research Focus

His research concentrates on reconfigurable computing, field-programmable gate arrays, space radiation effects on electronics, and mitigation techniques for hardware faults. He has also collaborated on interdisciplinary projects involving biomedical engineering and precision manufacturing.

Work Experience

Farouk Smith has served in senior academic and leadership roles within higher education, including professorial appointments, headship of academic departments, and directorship of an engineering school. His professional journey also includes significant experience in telecommunications engineering and applied research at major national organizations. He has undertaken responsibilities in teaching a broad range of engineering subjects, supervising postgraduate research, managing budgets, guiding departmental strategy, and contributing to institutional development.

Key Contributions

His contributions include pioneering mitigation strategies for radiation effects in FPGA-based systems, development of reconfigurable computing techniques, and collaborative research at the interface of biomedical devices and electronic engineering. His work has also extended to innovation in telecommunications and adaptive circuitry solutions for reliability in harsh environments.

Awards and Recognition

He has received institutional and national recognition for research excellence, innovation, and emerging leadership in engineering. His contributions have earned competitive research ratings and honours for impactful academic performance and technology development.

Professional Roles and Memberships

He is registered as a professional engineer with the national engineering council and holds senior membership in a leading global engineering institute. He has contributed as a reviewer for multiple journals and has served as a guest editor for a special issue in precision manufacturing.

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Featured Publications

Smith, F., & Mostert, S. (2007). Total ionizing dose mitigation by means of reconfigurable FPGA computing. IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 54, 1343–1349.

Hatefi, S., Smith, F., Abou-El-Hossein, K., & Alizargar, J. (2020). COVID-19 in South Africa: Lockdown strategy and its effects on public health and other contagious diseases. Public Health, 185, 159.

Smith, F. (2013). A new methodology for single event transient suppression in flash FPGAs. Microprocessors and Microsystems, 37, 313–318.

Smith, F. (2012). Single event upset mitigation by means of a sequential circuit state freeze. Microelectronics Reliability, 52, 1233–1240.

Smith, F. (2015). Method and circuit structure for suppressing single event transients or glitches in digital electronic circuits. US Patent 8,975,913.

Impact Statement / Vision

Farouk Smith’s work advances the resilience and reliability of electronic systems used in aerospace, communications, and precision devices. He aims to bridge academic research with practical engineering solutions that strengthen industry readiness and technological innovation. His vision encompasses mentorship, collaboration, and interdisciplinary development to address future challenges in electronics and computing.

Mr. Shen Tingli | Mimo Radar | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Shen Tingli | Mimo Radar | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Shen Tingli | Naval University of Engineering | China

Academic Background

Shen Tingli completed his undergraduate studies in Navigation Engineering at Naval Aviation University, where he built a strong foundation in aerospace and maritime navigation technologies. He pursued advanced studies in Electronic Information at Naval University of Engineering, focusing on cognitive waveform design for MIMO radar systems. His academic work has been widely cited and is accessible through multiple platforms including Scopus, reflecting a growing recognition in radar signal processing research. His publications and conference documents demonstrate both theoretical innovation and practical applications in multi-target detection, and his h-index underscores the influence of his research contributions.

Research Focus

Shen Tingli’s research centers on cognitive waveform design for MIMO radar systems, with an emphasis on adaptive and intelligent signal optimization. He investigates techniques that improve radar detection performance, enhance multi-target resolution, and reduce interference in complex environments. His work integrates machine learning strategies with classical signal processing, advancing both theoretical frameworks and practical radar applications.

Work Experience

Shen Tingli has applied his expertise in electronic information and radar systems across academic and applied research roles. He has contributed to projects involving waveform design optimization and cognitive radar development, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to enhance detection capabilities. His experience spans algorithm development, simulation studies, and performance evaluation in advanced radar systems, bridging the gap between theoretical research and engineering implementation.

Key Contributions

Shen Tingli is recognized for developing novel approaches to cognitive MIMO radar waveform design. He has contributed algorithms that improve adaptive detection accuracy and efficiency, particularly in multi-target scenarios. His work has facilitated the integration of gradient-based optimization with genetic algorithms, enabling more effective signal design under varying operational constraints. These contributions provide a foundation for future advancements in intelligent radar systems and defense applications.

Awards & Recognition

Shen Tingli has received commendations for his research excellence and innovation in radar signal processing. His contributions to adaptive waveform design have been acknowledged in peer-reviewed journals and by professional research communities, highlighting the impact and originality of his work.

Professional Roles & Memberships

He actively participates in scientific and engineering communities, contributing to the development of radar and electronic information research. His professional roles include collaborative research projects, peer review activities, and membership in relevant technical societies, promoting knowledge exchange and innovation within the field.

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Shen, T., Lu, J., Zhang, Y., Wu, P., & Li, K. Waveform Design of a Cognitive MIMO Radar via an Improved Adaptive Gradient Descent Genetic Algorithm. Applied Sciences.

Impact Statement / Vision

Shen Tingli aims to advance the field of cognitive radar by developing intelligent waveform design methods that enhance detection and operational efficiency. His vision is to contribute to next-generation radar technologies that integrate adaptive learning, robust performance, and multi-target precision, driving innovation in both defense systems and civilian radar applications.

Dr. Subhash Singh | Material Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Subhash Singh | Material Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Subhash Singh | Senior Scientist / Research Faculty | University of Rochester | United States

Academic Background

He completed his foundational studies in physics with a focus on laser spectroscopy, optical metrology, and the spectroscopic diagnosis of laser-produced metal plasmas. His academic journey spans undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral education at a leading Indian university known for its contributions to physical sciences. His citation record reflects substantial influence across disciplines. On Google Scholar, his work has been cited more than seven thousand times with an h-index exceeding forty. On Scopus, his research output includes over one 126 indexed documents with citations recorded across more than 4626 works and an h-index above 36. These indicators highlight sustained research impact and continued relevance in multiple scientific domains.

Research Focus

His research centers on ultrafast laser–matter interactions, plasma science, nanomaterials, and surface engineering for energy and environmental applications. He also explores thermal management, renewable desalination, direct air capture, and photonic sensing using advanced plasmonic and nanoscale platforms.

Work Experience

He has served in senior research and academic roles across prominent institutions in the United States, China, Ireland, and India. His work includes leading femtosecond laser laboratories, supervising research teams, managing laboratory operations, mentoring postgraduate and undergraduate researchers, and writing successful grants valued in the millions. He has also developed experimental facilities, established new research laboratories, and contributed to interdisciplinary collaborations in optics, materials science, and sustainable technologies. His responsibilities have ranged from designing experimental systems and developing energy solutions to directing doctoral research groups and leading institutional scientific initiatives.

Key Contributions

He has advanced knowledge in femtosecond laser surface processing, evaporation-driven desalination, direct cooling technologies, and nanoparticle synthesis in liquids. His investigations into higher harmonic generation, plasmonic sensing, metasurfaces, and photovoltaic-thermal integration have influenced both applied and fundamental research. He has also contributed to laser doping of semiconductors, solar cell fabrication, and nanostructured catalyst development.

Awards and Recognition

His research achievements have resulted in high-impact publications, international collaborations, funded projects, and recognition through editorial and invited research roles.

Professional Roles and Memberships

He has served as a guest editor for scientific journals, supervised doctoral and master’s candidates, and contributed to institutional committees. His leadership includes directing research groups, conducting weekly progress reviews, hiring academic staff, and coordinating laboratory operations in optics, plasmonics, and materials science. He is affiliated with professional communities through publications, collaborations, peer-review, and editorial contributions.

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Singh, S. C., Vorbeyev, A., Madsen, M., Wei, R., & Guo, C. (2025). Maintenance-free evaporative cooling using laser-processed superwicking surfaces. Cell Reports Physical Sciences.

Singh, S. C., Tang, L., Wei, R., & Guo, C. (2025). Solar-thermal purification with high interfacial efficiency. Advanced Functional Materials.

Xu, T., Wei, R., Singh, S. C., & Guo, C. (2025). Solar thermoelectric performance enhancement through spectral engineering. Light: Science & Applications.

Konda, S. R., Barik, P., Singh, S. C., & Rao, V. (2025). Nonlinear optical modulation in MoS2 media. Advanced Optical Materials.

Saraj, C. S., Singh, S. C., Verma, G., Li, W., & Guo, C. (2023). Pulsed-laser ablated nanocomposites for hydrogen generation. Applied Surface Science Advances.

Impact Statement / Vision

His work bridges laser physics, nanotechnology, and sustainable engineering to address global energy, water, and environmental challenges. He envisions advancing laser-assisted material processing and photonic technologies to deliver scalable solutions for clean energy, climate resilience, and resource optimization.

Dr. Abderraouf Gherissi | Technologies | Excellence in Innovation Award

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Dr. Abderraouf Gherissi | Technologies | Excellence in Innovation Award

Dr. Abderraouf Gherissi | Associate Professor | University of Tabuk | Saudi Arabia

Academic Background

Dr. Abderraouf Gherissi holds advanced qualifications in mechanical engineering, progressing through successive academic stages at leading institutions in Tunis. His doctoral research centered on the multiscale mechanical behavior of woven composites, laying the foundation for his specialization in engineering materials and advanced manufacturing. His scholarly influence is reflected in Scopus with more than one hundred citations across over one hundred documents and an h-index of six. On Google Scholar, his citations exceed one hundred with an h-index of six and an i10-index of three, showcasing consistent academic engagement and impact across his publication record.

Research Focus

His research activities revolve around composite materials, mechanical behavior modeling, renewable energy applications, and the engineering of wave and wind energy systems. He also explores advanced manufacturing and material performance through experimental and numerical approaches.

Work Experience

Over his career, he has served in academic and industrial capacities across multiple countries. He has taught a wide range of core and specialized mechanical engineering courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, supervised numerous graduation projects, and contributed to program development and accreditation. His professional trajectory includes roles as associate professor, assistant professor, senior instructor, lecturer, and department head, along with industry leadership experience in maintenance and production. His involvement spans teaching, curriculum design, program assessment, supervision, and applied engineering projects in educational institutions and technical organizations.

Key Contributions

He has contributed to the progression of mechanical engineering education through curriculum innovation, accreditation leadership, mentorship, and collaboration on applied research initiatives. His funded research projects address renewable energy, composite structures, and mechanical system design. His work extends to computational simulation, structural analysis, and the development of energy-conversion technologies.

Awards and Recognition

He has received acknowledgments for excellence in project supervision, online teaching quality, and contributions to accreditation success at institutional and departmental levels.

Professional Roles and Memberships

He has been actively associated with research laboratories and academic committees in Saudi Arabia and Tunisia. His involvement includes roles in engineering accreditation processes with national and international bodies. He serves as a reviewer for high-index journals and participates in research groups focusing on materials science, product engineering, and energy systems.

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Gherissi, A., ELnasri, I., Lakhouit, A., & Ali, M. (2025). Design and optimization of a wave-adaptive mechanical converter for renewable energy harvesting. Processes.

Ali, M., Gherissi, A., & Altaharwah, Y. (2023). Experimental and simulation study on a rooftop vertical-axis wind turbine. Open Engineering.

Malek Ali, M., Gherissi, A., & Al-Assaf, A. (2022). A review on the effects of ceramic sand particles on casting defects. Journal of Ceramic Processing Research.

Gherissi, A., Fadhil, M., Asiri, A., & Alhwiti, M. (2021). Wind turbine blades based on palm cellulose fiber composites. Journal of Silicate Based and Composite Materials.

Ali, M., & Gherissi, A. (2017). Synthesis and characterization of composite material with chitosan variations. International Journal of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering.

Impact Statement / Vision

His work advances the integration of composite materials and renewable energy technologies through research-driven engineering solutions. He seeks to bridge applied mechanics, sustainability, and innovation in manufacturing to support global energy and environmental goals. His vision aligns with developing efficient mechanical systems that contribute to future-ready engineering practices.

Dr. Shu Tang | Management Studies | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shu Tang | Management Studies | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Shu Tang | PhD candidate | Pukyong National University | China

Academic Background

Shu Tang is currently pursuing a PhD in Management at the Graduate School of Management of Technology, Pukyong National University in the Republic of Korea. Prior to this, Shu Tang completed a Master of Laws in Economics at Jilin Normal University and a Bachelor of Economics in Finance at Liaoning Technical University. This strong academic foundation combines rigorous economic theory with practical management applications, preparing Shu Tang for advanced research and analytical problem-solving in the field of business and economics.

Research Focus

Shu Tang’s research primarily explores the intersection of economic development, industrial transformation, and talent cultivation. The work emphasizes strategies for upgrading traditional manufacturing industries through digital innovation and e-commerce, as well as predicting energy market trends using quantitative models. Shu Tang is particularly interested in applied research that integrates governmental, academic, and enterprise collaboration to foster local economic growth and workforce development.

Work Experience

Shu Tang has actively engaged in research projects focusing on regional economic development and talent training. This includes studies on the industrial transfer demonstration zones and strategies for upgrading traditional manufacturing industries. Shu Tang has also explored innovative approaches for e-commerce talent training and investigated contemporary family education practices, highlighting an interdisciplinary approach to social and economic challenges.

Key Contributions

Shu Tang has made significant contributions in both applied economics and social sciences. This includes developing models for predicting natural gas prices, analyzing regional industrial transformation strategies, and proposing practical pathways for cultivating talent in emerging sectors. These contributions bridge theoretical research and practical implementation, providing actionable insights for policy-makers, educational institutions, and local enterprises.

Awards & Recognition

Shu Tang has been recognized as an outstanding graduate of Jilin Normal University and has received multiple accolades for academic excellence, including a university-level scholarship and awards in provincial market research competitions. These honors reflect a consistent record of high achievement and dedication to advancing knowledge in economics and management.

Professional Roles & Memberships

Shu Tang actively participates in academic and research communities, collaborating with local governments, universities, and industry associations. Through these roles, Shu Tang contributes to applied research initiatives that promote regional development and educational innovation. Participation in research planning projects has fostered a strong network of professional relationships and strengthened expertise in policy-driven economic analysis.

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Tang, S. (2025). An applied study on predicting natural gas prices using mixed models. Energies, 18, 5303.

Impact Statement / Vision

Shu Tang aims to advance research that supports sustainable economic development and talent cultivation in rapidly transforming industries. By integrating analytical models with practical policy insights, Shu Tang seeks to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world economic solutions, fostering innovation and growth in regional and industrial contexts.

Dr. Chong Yin | Medicine | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Chong Yin | Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Chong Yin | Associate Researcher | Affiliated Hospital of North Sichuan Medical College | China

Academic Background

Chong Yin holds a comprehensive academic background in biotechnology, animal genetics, and biomedical engineering, progressing from a Bachelor of Science degree in Biotechnology to a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering. His educational foundation has equipped him with a strong interdisciplinary understanding of molecular biology, genetic research, and biomedical applications. His work has been widely recognized and cited across multiple scientific platforms, with over fifteen hundred citations by more than thirteen hundred documents. His research output spans over fifty documents, reflecting a significant and sustained contribution to the field. With an h-index of twenty-two, as recorded on Scopus and Google Scholar, his influence in osteogenic and molecular biology research continues to grow.

Research Focus

Chong Yin’s research focuses on the molecular mechanisms governing bone biology, particularly osteoporosis, and the development of nucleic acid-based therapeutics. His work integrates phase separation, gene editing, and hydrogel technologies to explore novel strategies for enhancing bone regeneration and repair. He aims to bridge fundamental cellular biology with translational therapies for skeletal diseases, focusing on innovative approaches for osteogenic differentiation and bone metabolism.

Work Experience

Chong Yin began his professional career as a graduate assistant at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where he contributed to foundational biomedical research. He then undertook postdoctoral research at Northwestern Polytechnical University, further refining his expertise in cellular and molecular biology. He currently serves as an Associate Researcher and Associate Professor at the Affiliated Hospital of North Sichuan Medical College, where he leads multiple research initiatives in bone biology and regenerative medicine.

Key Contributions

Chong Yin has made substantial contributions to understanding osteoblast differentiation, bone formation, and mechanotransduction in skeletal tissues. He has pioneered studies on long noncoding RNAs and microRNAs that regulate bone metabolism and developed biomimetic hydrogels with applications in osteomyelitis treatment. His work has provided valuable insights into the biomechanical mechanisms underlying bone remodeling and the therapeutic potential of RNA-based and hydrogel-mediated interventions.

Awards & Recognition

Chong Yin’s contributions have been recognized with prestigious national and international awards, including grants for young investigators and accolades for innovative research in skeletal disease treatment. His work has garnered recognition for advancing translational approaches in bone biology and regenerative medicine.

Professional Roles & Memberships

He is an active member of multiple scientific societies, including the International Chinese Musculoskeletal Research Society, the Chinese Society of Cell Biology, and the Chinese Anti-cancer Association. He serves as a young editorial member for journals such as iMeta and Burns & Trauma, reflecting his growing influence in scientific publishing and peer review.

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Yin, C., Tian, Y., Yu, Y., et al. Long noncoding RNA AK039312 and AK079370 inhibits bone formation via miR-199b-5p. Pharmacol Res.

Yin, C., Tian, Y., Li, D., et al. Long non-coding RNA Lnc-DIF inhibits bone formation by sequestering miR-489-3p. Iscience.

Hu, L., Yin, C., Chen, D., et al. MACF1 promotes osteoblast differentiation by sequestering repressors in cytoplasm. Cell Death Differ.

Tian, Y., Zhao, Y., Yin, C., et al. Polyvinylamine with moderate binding affinity as a highly effective vehicle for RNA delivery. J Control Release.

Yin, C., Zhang, Y., Hu, L., et al. Mechanical unloading reduces microtubule actin crosslinking factor 1 expression to inhibit β-catenin signaling and osteoblast proliferation. J Cell Physiol.

Impact Statement / Vision

Chong Yin envisions advancing the field of bone biology by translating molecular insights into practical therapies that improve patient outcomes. His research aims to integrate genetic, biochemical, and biomaterial strategies to address skeletal disorders and enhance regenerative medicine approaches, establishing a framework for innovative and clinically relevant treatments.

Prof. Dr. Gabriel Gustavo Carlo | Quantum Science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Gabriel Gustavo Carlo | Quantum Science | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Gabriel Gustavo Carlo | Researcher | National Scientific and Technical Research Council | Argentina

Academic Background

Gabriel Gustavo Carlo holds a Doctorate in Physics and a Licentiate in Physics from the University of Buenos Aires. His academic journey reflects a deep commitment to both theoretical and applied aspects of quantum mechanics and complex systems. According to Scopus, he has contributed to over 50 documents, which have been cited by more than 500 works, reflecting his significant presence in the scientific community. His h-index on Scopus stands at eighteen, demonstrating consistent scholarly impact, while his Google Scholar profile reports over 700 citations, a cumulative h-index of 20, and an i10-index of 35, underscoring his influence and visibility in the field.

Research Focus

Carlo’s research centers on quantum chaos, dissipative systems, and the interplay between classical and quantum dynamics. He explores quantum computation, quantum reservoir computing, and the role of noise in enhancing quantum algorithms. His work aims to bridge foundational theory with practical computational applications, emphasizing the optimization of quantum circuits and the understanding of complex behaviors in open quantum systems.

Work Experience

He currently serves as an independent researcher at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), associated with the TANDAR Laboratory in Buenos Aires. Carlo has held teaching positions at multiple institutions, including the University of Buenos Aires, National University of Quilmes, Favaloro University, and the National University of General San Martín, where he continues to guide and mentor graduate and undergraduate students. His career reflects a combination of research leadership, project management, and pedagogy.

Key Contributions

Carlo has directed numerous doctoral and undergraduate theses, fostering the development of new talent in the fields of quantum physics and complex systems. His studies have introduced methods for analyzing quantum dissipative systems, optimal parameterized quantum circuits, and the use of machine learning to explore quantum localization. He has significantly contributed to understanding the correspondence between classical and quantum dynamics and the role of environmental effects in quantum systems.

Awards & Recognition

He has been recognized as an outstanding referee for the Physical Review journals, reflecting his expertise and reputation in evaluating cutting-edge research in physics.

Professional Roles & Memberships

Carlo actively participates in the international scientific community as a referee for leading journals including Physical Review, Physical Review Letters, Scientific Reports, and Chaos. He serves on editorial and reviewer boards for journals such as Entropy and contributes to Mathematical Reviews. Additionally, he has organized international workshops and seminars on quantum chaos, fostering collaboration across institutions in Europe and Latin America.

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Featured Publications

Bergamasco, P. D., Carlo, G. G., & Rivas, A. M. F. Spectral truncation of out-of-time-ordered correlators in dissipative systems. Physical Review E, 112, 034201.

Rivas, A. M. F., Vergini, E. G., Ermann, L., & Carlo, G. G. Ideal gas law for a quantum particle. Physical Review E, 112, 014223.

Montes, J., Borondo, F., & Carlo, G. G. Optimal multicore quantum computing with few interconnects. APL Quantum, 2, 026104.

Domingo, L., Grande, M., Carlo, G., Borondo, F., & Borondo, J. Optimal quantum reservoir computing for market forecasting. arXiv:2401.03347.

Correr, G. I., Azado, P. C., Soares-Pinto, D. O., & Carlo, G. Optimal complexity of parameterized quantum circuits. arXiv:2405.19537.

Impact Statement / Vision

Carlo envisions advancing the field of quantum technologies by integrating foundational physics with practical computational strategies. His work aims to optimize quantum computation under realistic conditions and provide frameworks for understanding complex quantum systems, bridging theory and application to address future challenges in science and technology.

Prof. Young-Son Cho | Climate research | Distinguished Scientist Award

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Prof. Young-Son Cho | Climate research | Distinguished Scientist Award

Prof. Young-Son Cho | Professor | Gyeongsang National University | South Korea

Academic Background

Prof. Young-Son Cho completed his B.Sc. in Agriculture at Gyeongsang National University in Korea, followed by an M.Sc. in Crop Science at Shimane University in Japan under the Monbukagakusho Scholarship. He earned his Ph.D. in Crop Science from Gyeongsang National University and further advanced his research as a JSPS Research Fellow at Ehime University in Japan. Over his career, he has accumulated a substantial body of work with over three hundred citations, more than twenty-five documents, and a strong h-index reflecting the impact and relevance of his research, as recorded in Scopus and Google Scholar.

Research Focus

Prof. Cho’s research centers on sustainable and eco-friendly crop cultivation. He focuses on developing low-carbon water management technologies in paddy rice, enhancing climate resilience in soybean production, and quantifying abiotic stress impacts in upland crops such as potato and sweet potato through advanced imaging techniques. His work integrates precision agriculture, machine learning, and explainable AI to optimize crop management and mitigate climate-related risks.

Work Experience

Prof. Cho began his professional career as a crop physiologist at Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, where he contributed to direct-seeded rice cultivation research. He later joined the Rural Development Administration as a research scientist, followed by multiple roles in advisory and field consulting capacities. He has served in senior specialist positions and directed eco-friendly agricultural programs, including certification centers for agricultural products. His international exposure includes research collaboration in the United States and Japan, enhancing his global perspective in crop science and sustainable agriculture.

Key Contributions

Prof. Cho has made significant contributions in applying AI and remote sensing technologies to monitor and classify crop water stress, enabling early detection of abiotic stress and improved yield management. He has pioneered low-carbon agricultural practices, optimized soybean cultivation under climate variability, and developed industrial insect rearing systems for agricultural applications. His work has advanced both the scientific understanding and practical implementation of eco-friendly and resilient crop systems.

Awards & Recognition

Prof. Cho has been recognized for his leadership and expertise in crop science, particularly in the integration of sustainable agricultural practices and innovative research methodologies. His contributions to eco-friendly agriculture and climate-adaptive cultivation have earned him professional accolades and institutional recognition.

Professional Roles & Memberships

Prof. Cho has held influential roles, including directing agricultural product certification centers, chairing subcommittees on education and research integration, and leading carbon neutrality and green growth initiatives. He has also contributed to professional societies, editorial boards, and advisory committees, reflecting his active engagement in shaping agricultural policy and research direction.

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Choi, J. W., Cho, S. B., Hidayat, M. S., & Kim, G. Application of multimodal data fusion and explainable AI for classifying water stress in sweet potatoes. Frontiers in Plant Science.

Park, M. S., Faqeerzada, A., Jang, S. H., & Cho, B. K. Detection of abiotic stress in potato and sweet potato plants using hyperspectral imaging and machine learning. Plants.

Cho, S. B., Hidayat, M. S., Choi, J. W., & Kim, G. Recent methods for evaluating crop water stress using AI techniques: A review. Sensors.

Park, M. S., Kim, H., Lee, H., & Cho, B. K. Determination of water stress in field crops using hyperspectral imaging. Conference Paper.

Cho, S. B., Hidayat, M. S., & Choi, J. W. Early detection of tomato gray mold based on multispectral imaging and machine learning. Sensors.

Impact Statement / Vision

Prof. Cho envisions advancing sustainable agriculture through precision crop management and innovative technologies. His work aims to enhance food security, mitigate climate impact, and promote eco-friendly cultivation practices globally, bridging scientific research with practical agricultural solutions.

Prof. Dr. Fathi Touati | Nanomaterials and Applications | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Fathi Touati | Nanomaterials and Applications | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Fathi Touati | Director of Laboratory | National Institute for Physicochemical Research and Analysis | Tunisia

Academic Background

Pr. Fathi Touati is a distinguished Tunisian researcher and the Director of the Laboratoire Matériaux, Traitement et Analyse at the Institut National de Recherche et d’Analyse Physico-chimique (INRAP), located at the BiotechPole of Sidi Thabet in Tunisia. He holds advanced academic qualifications in materials science and physical chemistry, with a strong foundation in nanomaterials and electrochemistry. His scholarly excellence is reflected in his publication record, with 55 documents indexed in Scopus, accumulating a total of 673 citations and an h-index of thirteen. His consistent research output and citation performance highlight his sustained contributions and growing recognition across international scientific platforms, including Scopus and Google Scholar.

Research Focus

His research is centered on nanomaterials, photocatalysis, electrochemistry, sensors, and environmental applications. He particularly investigates the synthesis, structural properties, and functional applications of hybrid materials for use in advanced energy and environmental systems.

Work Experience

Throughout his career, Pr. Touati has held significant academic and research positions, advancing scientific inquiry in materials chemistry. As Director of INRAP’s Laboratoire Matériaux, Traitement et Analyse, he has led multiple interdisciplinary research programs that integrate nanotechnology with sustainable energy and environmental technologies. His experience includes extensive laboratory management, mentoring of young researchers, and active participation in collaborative projects with national and international institutions.

Key Contributions

Pr. Touati has made substantial contributions to the synthesis and characterization of hybrid organic-inorganic materials, the development of nanostructured metal oxides, and the exploration of their electrochemical and photocatalytic properties. His pioneering work in sol-gel processes and hydrothermal synthesis techniques has advanced the understanding of materials behavior at the nanoscale, influencing developments in sensors, catalysis, and green technology.

Awards & Recognition

He has received recognition for his outstanding scientific contributions and leadership in materials research, earning respect both in Tunisia and within the global scientific community.

Professional Roles & Memberships

Pr. Touati serves as the Director of INRAP’s Laboratoire Matériaux, Traitement et Analyse, where he leads research teams and fosters academic-industry partnerships. He is also actively engaged in professional organizations related to chemistry, nanoscience, and materials research, contributing to the dissemination of scientific knowledge and mentoring the next generation of researchers.

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Touati, F., Hafidh, A., & Hamzaoui, A. H. (2019). Synthesis of new silica xerogels based on bi-functional 1,3,4-thiadiazole and 1,2,4-triazole adducts. Journal of Sulfur Chemistry.

Kouass, S., Fadhalaoui, A., Kahlaoui, M., Dhaouadi, H., & Touati, F. (2018). Electrical and electrochemical properties of undoped CePO₄ and doped Ce₀.₉Cd₀.₁₅−ₓLi₂ₓPO₄ nanomaterials. Materials Letters.

Hafidh, A., Touati, F., Hosni, F., Hamzaoui, A. H., & Somrani, S. (2018). New silica hybrids elaborated by sol-gel process from bifunctional thiadiazole and 1,2,4-triazole precursors. Phosphorus, Sulfur and Silicon and the Related Elements.

Kouass, S., Sahbani, S., Dhaouadi, H., & Touati, F. (2017). Chromium substitution induced effects on the structure, optical and electrical properties of yttrium oxide. Journal of the Australian Ceramic Society.

Janene, F., Dhaouadi, H., Arfaoui, L., Etteyeb, N., & Touati, F. (2016). Nanoplate-like CuO: hydrothermal synthesis, characterization, and electrochemical properties. Ionics.

Impact Statement / Vision

Pr. Touati envisions advancing nanomaterial science toward cleaner and more sustainable technological solutions. His long-term goal is to develop innovative materials that contribute to environmental protection, renewable energy, and improved sensing technologies, reinforcing the vital role of chemistry in addressing global challenges.

Prof. Mohamed EL-Seaid | Environmental Remediation Techniques | Excellence in Research Award

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Prof. Mohamed EL-Seaid | Environmental Remediation Techniques | Excellence in Research Award

Prof. Mohamed EL-Seaid | Professor | King Saud University | Saudi Arabia

Academic Background

Prof. Mohamed Hamza El-Saeid, Ph.D., is a distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Pollution at King Saud University, Riyadh. He earned his doctoral degree in Chemistry and Pesticide Residue Analysis through a joint supervision program between Texas Southern University, USA, and Al-Azhar University, Egypt. His advanced research training in Environmental and Toxicology laboratories in the United States provided him with a strong foundation in analytical and environmental chemistry. He holds a Master’s degree in Food Contamination and a Bachelor’s degree in Food Science from Al-Azhar University. His academic journey has produced remarkable outcomes, including 36 Scopus-indexed documents, over 532 citations by 506 international studies, and an h-index of 16. On Google Scholar, his research impact is further highlighted by 1,195 total citations, an h-index of 20, and an i10-index of 29, demonstrating his consistent scholarly influence in the fields of chemistry, environmental science, and toxicology.

Research Focus

Prof. El-Saeid’s research focuses on environmental pollution, pesticide residue analysis, and food safety. His expertise lies in developing and applying advanced chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques to monitor contaminants in food, soil, air, and water systems, contributing to sustainable agricultural and environmental practices.

Work Experience

He serves as Professor of Chemistry and Pesticide Residue Analysis at King Saud University, where he also directs the Chromatographic Analysis Unit and the Labs and Risk Management Unit. His prior academic appointments include serving as an Assistant Professor at Al-Azhar University and as a Visiting Professor at Texas Southern University and Oklahoma State University. Throughout his career, he has supervised numerous funded research projects, collaborated with government agencies such as SABIC and KACST, and consulted for the Saudi Centers of Research Excellence under the Ministry of Higher Education.

Key Contributions

Prof. El-Saeid has made pioneering contributions to pesticide residue analysis and environmental pollution studies. His work has enhanced analytical methodologies for the detection of persistent organic pollutants and toxic residues, advancing regional and global understanding of chemical contaminants in agricultural and environmental systems. His translations of major scientific works into Arabic have further enriched regional access to scientific knowledge.

Awards & Recognition

He has received multiple research grants and commendations from national and international institutions for his outstanding research leadership, publication record, and scientific contributions to environmental chemistry.

Professional Roles & Memberships

Prof. El-Saeid holds several administrative and advisory roles, including Director of Chromatographic Analysis and Labs & Risk Management Units at King Saud University. He has been associated with Al-Azhar University as a delegate and has served as a SCORE Consultant for the Ministry of Higher Education in Saudi Arabia.

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Featured Publications

El-Saeid, M. H., & Selim, M. (2016). Effect of food processing on reduction of pesticide residues in vegetables. Journal of Applied Life Sciences International, 8(1), 1–6.

El-Saeid, M. H., & Al-Dosari, S. A. (2010). Monitoring of pesticide residues in Riyadh dates by SFE, MSE, SFC, and GC techniques. Arabian Journal of Chemistry, 3(3), 179–186.

Ahmad, M., El-Saeid, M. H., Akram, M. A., Ahmad, H. R., Haroon, H., & Hussain, A. (2016). Silicon fertilization – A tool to boost up drought tolerance in wheat. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 39(9), 1283–1291.

El-Saeid, M. H., BaQais, A., & Alshabanat, M. (2022). Study of the photocatalytic degradation of highly abundant pesticides in agricultural soils. Molecules, 27(3), 634.

Alghamdi, A. G., El-Saeid, M. H., Alzahrani, A. J., & Ibrahim, H. M. (2022). Heavy metal pollution and associated health risk assessment of urban dust in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. PLoS One, 17(1), e0261957.

Impact Statement / Vision

Prof. Mohamed Hamza El-Saeid envisions a sustainable future through the integration of analytical chemistry with environmental protection and food safety. His lifelong commitment to scientific excellence and mentorship continues to inspire advancements in pollution control, toxicological studies, and agricultural innovation. His vision aligns with global sustainability goals by promoting cleaner environments and safer food systems for future generations.