Ibrahim Awad | Business Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Awad | Business Economics | Best Researcher Award

Professor and Dean, Al-Quds University

Dr. Ibrahim M. Awad is a Full Professor of Business Economics and Econometrics and the Dean of the Faculty of Business and Economics at Al-Quds University . With academic roots in Leipzig, Gaza, and Jerusalem , he’s an affiliate at Harvard Business School’s Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness . His work spans teaching, research, strategy, and public policy . Dr. Awad has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications, supervised dozens of graduate theses, and engaged in national and international consulting and academic collaborations . He is renowned for integrating competitive strategy, innovation, and econometric modeling into development solutions . His career reflects a blend of academic rigor, policy expertise, and economic insight, contributing to Palestine’s higher education and economic policy sectors .

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🎓 Education 

Ph.D. in Economics and Econometrics from University of Leipzig, Germany (2007–2010) | M.Sc. in Economics from Al-Quds University, Jerusalem (1999–2002)  | B.Sc. in Economics and Business from the Islamic University of Gaza (1994–1998) . His interdisciplinary education blends quantitative rigor with policy orientation, equipping him with a strong foundation in micro/macroeconomics, econometrics, and development strategy . His doctoral research focused on sustainable water economics and economic valuation, while his master’s and undergraduate studies centered on financial economics, policy analysis, and business administration . This educational pathway has informed his innovative research on competitiveness, clusters, and entrepreneurship . Throughout his academic journey, he developed advanced statistical and econometric modeling skills, enabling him to contribute to both academic literature and applied economic consulting .

💼 Experience

Dr. Awad has over 20 years of academic and policy experience including roles as Professor, Dean, Department Chair, and Director . He has served as Dean of the Faculty of Business and Economics at Al-Quds University since 2022 and previously held roles including Director of the Institute for Competitiveness and Strategy and Affiliate at Harvard Business School . He has led multiple Erasmus+ and DAAD academic visits, contributed to economic strategy reports, and taught at various international universities . His teaching portfolio includes microeconomics, entrepreneurship, competitiveness, and econometrics . Beyond academia, he worked as an economic analyst for the Palestinian Authority and collaborated with NGOs and policy think tanks . His experience spans economic modeling, competitive diagnostics, and public-private collaboration strategy development, making him a sought-after advisor and academic mentor .

🏅 Awards & Honors 

Awarded multiple competitive fellowships including DAAD Visiting Scholar (Germany, 2022), French Embassy Scholarship (École des Ponts Business School, 2022), and U.S. State Department’s Leaders Lead Program (2023) . Recognized for academic leadership through appointments as Dean, Department Chair, and founding director of competitiveness institutes . Frequently invited to international conferences including Erasmus+ Staff Mobility, Creathon contests, and dialogue diplomacy workshops across Europe and the Middle East . His book on water management earned commendation in development circles for policy relevance . A trusted scholar, he has collaborated with international bodies on circular economy, innovation ecosystems, and digital transformation in higher education . His achievements reflect a blend of scholarly distinction, policy influence, and international academic engagement, significantly contributing to Palestinian and regional economic discourse .

🔬 Research Focus 

Dr. Awad’s research bridges economic theory and real-world development through themes like competitiveness, innovation, entrepreneurship, and econometrics . He specializes in cluster analysis, strategic knowledge management, circular economy, and microeconomics of competitiveness  His work often applies structural equation modeling and PLS-SEM to assess performance metrics and policy impact . Current research includes tourism value chain upgrades, entrepreneurship ecosystems in universities, and shared value strategies in agriculture and manufacturing . He has published in journals such as Sustainability, Journal of Knowledge Economy, and Financial Innovation, contributing to evidence-based economic policymaking . Future work explores digital transformation, water tariff frameworks, and willingness-to-pay models in environmental economics . His goal is to drive sustainable development and institutional competitiveness through rigorous data analysis and innovative policy design .

✅ Conclusion

Dr. Ibrahim M. Awad is a highly qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award, particularly within fields such as applied economics, competitiveness, and development policy. His prolific research, leadership roles, and contribution to national and regional economic development demonstrate exceptional merit. With further international journal engagement and expanded English-language publications, his global standing can rise even further. As of now, he clearly stands out as a leading researcher in the MENA region, especially in policy-relevant and development-focused economics.

Publication

Title: Can the implementation of the water-energy-food nexus support economic growth in the Mediterranean region? The current status and the way forward
Authors: V. Markantonis, A. Reynaud, A. Karabulut, R. El Hajj, D. Altinbilek, I.M. Awad, …
Year: 2019
Citations: 91

 

Title: Testing the weak-form efficiency of the Palestinian securities market
Authors: I. Awad, Z. Daraghma
Year: 2009
Citations: 91

 

Title: The impact of bank lending on Palestine economic growth: an econometric analysis of time series data
Authors: I.M. Awad, M.S. Al Karaki
Year: 2019
Citations: 56

 

Title: Applying contingent valuation method to measure the total economic value of domestic water services: A case study in Ramallah Governorate, Palestine
Authors: I. Awad, R. Holländer
Year: 2010
Citations: 50

 

Title: Determinants of private domestic investment in Palestine: time series analysis
Authors: I.M. Awad, G.K. Al-Jerashi, Z.A. Alabaddi
Year: 2021
Citations: 46

 

Title: Working capital management, liquidity and profitability of the manufacturing sector in Palestine: Panel co-integration and causality
Authors: I. Awad, F. Jayyar
Year: 2013
Citations: 32

 

Title: The effect of clustering on competitiveness improvement in Hebron: A structural equation modeling analysis
Authors: I.M. Awad, A.A. Amro
Year: 2017
Citations: 30

 

Title: Examining the long term relationship between crude oil and food commodity prices: Co-integration and causality
Authors: Z. Ghaith, I.M. Awad
Year: 2011
Citations: 23

 

Title: Towards an entrepreneurial university model: evidence from the Palestine Polytechnic University
Authors: I.M. Awad, M.K. Salaimeh
Year: 2023
Citations: 21

 

Title: Using econometric analysis of willingness-to-pay to investigate economic efficiency and equity of domestic water services in the West Bank
Authors: I.M. Awad
Year: 2012
Citations: 20

 

Title: Using currency demand to estimate the Palestine underground economy: An econometric analysis
Authors: I.M. Awad, W. Alazzeh
Year: 2020
Citations: 13

 

Title: Testing the validity of Okun’s rule of thumb across Palestine and Israel
Authors: I. Awad, A. Hallam, M. Alialhuseen
Year: 2017
Citations: 11

 

Title: Volatility persistence in Palestine exchange bulls and bears: an econometric analysis of time series data
Authors: I.M. Awad, A.R. Al-Ewesat
Year: 2016
Citations: 9

 

Title: Toward efficient management of working capital: the case of the Palestinian exchange
Authors: I.M. Awad, A.R. Al-Ewesat
Year: 2012
Citations: 8

 

Title: The impact of water price on the financial sustainability of the Palestinian water service providers
Authors: A. Murrar, I. Awad, A.F. Hasan, E. Yaqob, I. Barghothi, A. Sadaqa, S. Samhan, …
Year: 2017
Citations: 4

 

Title: Toward efficient, equitable and sustainable municipal water supplies for domestic purposes in the West Bank: A contingent valuation analysis
Authors: I. Awad, R. Hollander
Year: 2010
Citations: 4

 

Title: CSV Strategy and clustering for improvement of the stone and marble sector’s competitiveness: Empirical evidence from Hebron
Authors: I.M. Awad, N.A. Alnatsha
Year: 2024
Citations: 3

Pengbo Yan | Human living environment | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pengbo Yan | Human living environment | Best Researcher Award

Guilin Tourism University, China

Dr. YAN Pengbo  is an Associate Professor at Guilin Tourism University  specializing in urban forestry, ecological landscape planning, and plant tourism development . With a Ph.D. in Silviculture from Beijing Forestry University , he has contributed to climate adaptation, biodiversity, and sustainable tourism through numerous peer-reviewed publications . His work bridges environmental science and tourism innovation, earning him recognition in academia and government-led ecological initiatives .

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Dr. YAN earned his Doctoral Degree in Silviculture  from Beijing Forestry University (2012–2018) . His studies focused on forest ecology, biodiversity, and sustainable land use . During his Ph.D., he developed robust research skills in environmental monitoring and plant resource evaluation . This education laid the foundation for his current interdisciplinary work in ecological tourism, urban green space planning, and rural landscape revitalization .

💼 Experience

Dr. YAN Pengbo currently serves as an Associate Professor at Guilin Tourism University  (2024–Present). He has held multiple leadership roles in research projects commissioned by Guangxi provincial agencies . His experience includes guiding tourism development projects using native plant species, evaluating ecological functions of green spaces, and improving rural resilience through science-based landscape design . He has actively contributed to technology transfer for poverty alleviation and regional sustainability .

🏅 Awards & Honors

Dr. YAN has been recognized as a Rural Technology Commissioner (2022) and Poverty Alleviation Commissioner (2019–2021) by the Guangxi Department of Science and Technology . He is listed in Guangxi’s 2024 Technology Expert Database . As a peer reviewer for international journals like Urban Forestry & Urban Greening , he supports academic excellence and knowledge dissemination . His multidisciplinary contributions reflect a commitment to ecological innovation and societal development .

🔬 Research Focus

Dr. YAN’s research explores plant resource evaluation , ecological landscape planning , and tourism potential of endemic flora . He investigates climate adaptability, urban biodiversity, and green infrastructure in rapidly changing environments . His interdisciplinary work emphasizes functional plant attributes, tourism climate suitability, and ecosystem resilience . Integrating forestry, urban planning, and public engagement, he aims to foster sustainable living environments through evidence-based policy and design .

✅ Conclusion

Dr. YAN Pengbo is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award at the institutional or regional level, particularly in the fields of ecological tourism, plant sciences, and rural development. With ongoing scholarly activity, public-sector engagement, and demonstrable societal impact, he represents a well-rounded and applied researcher. For broader recognition, aligning his work with global academic standards and cross-border initiatives would further bolster his candidacy.

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Title: Climate Adaptability Analysis of Traditional Dwellings in Mountain Terraced Areas: A Case Study of ‘Mushroom Houses’ in the Hani Terraces of Yunnan, China
Authors: Luyao Hu, Yinong Liu, Xinkai Li, Pengbo Yan
Year: 2025

 

Abiud Bosire | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Abiud Bosire | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany

Abiud Bosire is a dedicated researcher and educationist pursuing a Ph.D. in Comparative and International Education at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg , with a focus on global education implementation in Kenya and Germany . Holding an Erasmus Mundus Master’s in African Studies from the University of Porto and a Sociology Master’s from Kisii University , Abiud is passionate about teacher training, open education, and sustainable development . He has worked extensively in research roles across Kenya and Rwanda and has presented in leading conferences in Australia , Ireland , France , and beyond. With published works and ongoing doctoral research, he brings expertise in curriculum design, digital data tools, and stakeholder engagement. Fluent in English and Swahili, with elementary German and Portuguese , Abiud combines local insight with global perspective .

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Ph.D. in Comparative and International Education (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität, Germany, expected 2026)  focused on curriculum and teacher competencies for global education ; Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in African Studies (University of Porto, Portugal, 2022)  with thesis on integrating global education in sub-Saharan Africa ;  Master of Arts in Sociology (Kisii University, Kenya, 2020) ; BA in Sociology (University of Nairobi, Kenya, 2013) , with research on socio-economic factors affecting marriage . His academic journey bridges European and African educational contexts, with interdisciplinary strength and deep engagement in curriculum studies, global citizenship education, and open learning. He has developed a strong foundation in critical pedagogy and applied social research, making him well-equipped to tackle transnational educational challenges and reforms .

💼 Experience 

Research Intern (University of Rwanda, 2022)  – Led instrument development and data collection for global education project ;  Research Assistant (Kisii University, 2020–2021)  – Contributed to safety training research for motorcyclists ; Program Assistant (Help Empower Kenya, 2016–2020) – Handled donor engagement, digital surveys, and project coordination   Associate Field Manager (Kenya Patient Safety Project, 2015) – Oversaw field data quality, digital tool training, and enumerator support. He has experience in mixed-methods research, community engagement, and digital education tools such as ODK and SPSS. His leadership and technical skills support both grassroots and academic impact .

🏅 Awards and Honors 

DAAD Doctoral Fellowship (2023–2026)  – For Ph.D. studies in Germany ;  Erasmus Mundus EMJMD Scholarship (2020–2022)  – Competitive full scholarship for African Studies Master’s program ;  IFRA Fieldwork Grant (2021)  – For research on education policy and development in Kenya ; Peace Ambassador Award (University of Nairobi, 2012/2013)  – For contribution to student peacebuilding and social cohesion. These accolades recognize his academic excellence, leadership in international education, and contributions to peace and community development. His awards reflect both scholarly achievement and dedication to transformative educational practices .

🔬 Research Focus 

Abiud’s research bridges global education, sociology of education, and teacher development, with a geographic focus on Kenya, Rwanda, and Germany . His doctoral work explores how curriculum design and teacher competencies shape global education implementation in secondary schools . He is also engaged in open education resources (OER) and education for sustainable development (ESD), advocating for equitable learning in low-resource settings . Past projects include digital trust in education, teacher perceptions of global citizenship, and safety education for informal sectors . He uses qualitative and quantitative methods with tools like NVivo, SPSS, MAXQDA, and ODK . His interdisciplinary lens enables deep analysis of how education systems can promote peace, inclusion, and global competence .

✅ Conclusion

Abiud Bosire is a highly promising early-career researcher with strong foundations in international education research, especially global education and teacher development. His academic training, international exposure, and research activities clearly reflect the profile of a serious scholar. Given his fellowships, international workshops, and ongoing doctoral work, he is very well positioned for future academic distinction. While he may still be in the early stages of his publishing career, his research trajectory, field engagement, and commitment to equitable education solutions make him a strong and commendable nominee for a Best Researcher Award in the early-career category or a “Rising Star in Research” designation.

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Title: Envisioning Global Education in Rwanda: Contributions from Secondary School Teachers
Author(s): Abiud Bosire; Luís Grosso Correia; Dalila Pinto Coelho
Year: 2025


Title: Curriculum and Teacher Positionality as Determinants for Implementing Global Education in Kenyan and German Secondary Schools
Author(s): Bosire Maosa Abiud
Year: 2024


Title: Cold War Reckonings: Authoritarianism and the Genres of Decolonization
Author(s): Bosire Maosa Abiud; Miguel Felipe Silva
Year: 2023


Title: Exploring Rwandan Teachers’ Views on Global Education: Insights from a Survey in Secondary Schools in Kicukiro District
Author(s): Bosire Maosa Abiud; Dalila Pinto Coelho; Luís Grosso Correia
Year: 2023


Title: Dynamics of Education for All in Kenya: In Search for Better Education and the Rise of Low-Cost Private Schools
Author(s): Bosire Maosa Abiud
Year: 2021


Title: Towards a Curriculum for Global Education Integration and Implementation in sub-Saharan Africa: An Analysis of Rwanda’s Secondary School Curriculum
Author(s): Bosire Maosa Abiud
Year: 2022

Stephan Neumann | Clinical Veterinary Medicine | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Stephan Neumann | Clinical Veterinary Medicine | Best Researcher Award 

University of Veterinary Medicine Hanover, Germany

Prof. Dr. Stephan Neumann, born on April 14, 1964, in Seesen am Harz, is a distinguished veterinary scientist and clinical pathologist with decades of expertise in small animal medicine. He pursued his veterinary studies at the Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover from 1984 to 1989 and earned his doctorate in 1991. Since 1992, he has served as the Head of the Small Animal Clinic at the Veterinary Institute of the University of Göttingen, leading clinical and academic advancements in veterinary diagnostics and treatment. Recognized both nationally and internationally, he has authored over 90 peer-reviewed articles and delivered more than 150 conference presentations. Prof. Neumann is also active in scientific leadership, serving in prominent roles in various veterinary associations including as President of the European Society of Veterinary Clinical Pathology. His contributions to small animal pathophysiology have shaped clinical education and practice across Europe.

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Prof. Neumann began his veterinary studies in 1984 at the Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover, completing his degree and licensure (Approbation) in 1989. He immediately pursued doctoral research at the Clinic for Cattle Diseases at the same institution, completing his dissertation in 1991. His doctoral thesis investigated integrated herd management in specialized beef cattle farms in Upper Bavaria, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. W. Klee. He earned his Fachtierarzt (specialist veterinarian) certification in small animals in 1996 and in laboratory diagnostics in 1998. In 2004, he became a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology (ECVCP), reflecting his deep specialization in clinical diagnostics. He concluded his academic qualifications with a Habilitation in 2008, focusing on liver diseases in dogs, marking his formal qualification as a university professor and scientific researcher.

🏥 Experience 

Since 1992, Prof. Neumann has led the Small Animal Clinic at the Veterinary Institute of the University of Göttingen, overseeing clinical operations, education, and research. Under his leadership, the clinic has grown into a prominent center for small animal internal medicine, surgery, and diagnostics. His clinical experience spans soft tissue surgery, cardiology, internal medicine, and laboratory diagnostics. Beyond clinical practice, he has played an essential role in organizing and directing national congresses, including the DVG conferences on cardiology (2000), soft tissue surgery (2007), and the annual DVG-DGK meeting in Berlin (2013). His experience also includes extensive involvement in curriculum development and postgraduate training in veterinary medicine. He has served as a mentor and supervisor for doctoral and postgraduate students, actively shaping the next generation of veterinarians.

🏅 Awards and Honors 

Prof. Neumann’s outstanding contributions to veterinary medicine have earned him national and international recognition. He holds multiple advanced certifications, including Fachtierarzt titles in small animals and lab diagnostics, and is a Diplomate of the ECVCP. He has held key positions in veterinary organizations, such as Vice President of the Lower Saxony Veterinary Chamber, Chair of the National Training Working Group, and President of the European Society of Veterinary Clinical Pathology. He also serves as Treasurer on the board of FECAVA and is a leading voice in the German Society for Small Animal Medicine. His leadership has significantly shaped policy, education, and research in veterinary clinical pathology. As a prolific speaker and published author, he continues to influence the field through expert contributions, textbook authorship, and co-authorship in widely cited veterinary publications.

🔬 Research Focus 

Prof. Neumann’s research centers on clinical pathology, internal medicine, and diagnostics in small animals, with a special focus on hepatopathies in dogs. His habilitation work delved into liver disease diagnostics, and he continues to explore pathophysiological mechanisms in companion animals. His scholarly work has led to over 90 peer-reviewed publications and more than 150 presentations at national and international veterinary congresses. He is also the author of the “Textbook of Small Animal Pathophysiology”, a key academic reference in veterinary education. As coauthor of textbooks on veterinary oncology and lab diagnostics, he contributes to shaping modern veterinary curricula. His ongoing research seeks to bridge diagnostic accuracy with clinical application, improving therapeutic outcomes in veterinary care. He actively supervises research projects, fostering scientific inquiry and collaboration within clinical veterinary medicine.

🏁 Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Stephan Neumann is a highly suitable and commendable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His decades-long contribution to veterinary clinical pathology, leadership in scientific organizations, consistent publication record, and authorship of foundational academic texts make him a standout in his field. While there is potential to deepen his involvement in emerging technologies or global research initiatives, his sustained excellence, depth of knowledge, and dedication to clinical veterinary science position him as an outstanding researcher deserving of this recognition.

Publication

Author(s): Alice Diana, Damjan Mickov, Rens van Dobbenburgh, Wiebke Jansen, Susanna Sternberg Lewerin, Stephan Neumann, Mette Uldahl, Nancy De Briyne
Title: Quo Vadis: Is Corporatisation Reshaping Companion Animal Veterinary Care in Europe?
Year: 2025

 

Daniel Glossman-Mitnik | Nanoquímica Medicinal Computacional | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Daniel Glossman-Mitnik | Nanoquímica Medicinal Computacional | Best Researcher Award

CIMAV, Mexico

Dr. Daniel Glossman-Mitnik is a distinguished computational chemist at CIMAV, Mexico , specializing in molecular modeling, nanochemistry, and advanced materials research . With a Ph.D. from Universidad Nacional de La Plata , he has over 35 years of experience in academia and research , including postdocs in the USA , Puerto Rico , and Spain . He leads the Virtual NANOCOSMOS Lab, focusing on computational nanoscience and sustainable energy solutions . As a National Researcher Emeritus  of Mexico’s CONACYT, he has contributed extensively to nanotechnology education and mentorship , driving innovation in photovolatics, bioactive peptides, and medicinal nanochemistry .

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Education

Licentiate in Chemical Sciences from Universidad de Buenos Aires (1982) , followed by a Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences at Universidad Nacional de La Plata (1986) , with a thesis on electronic structure of atoms and molecules via Density Functional Theory . Extensive postdoctoral training (1988-1992) at prestigious institutions including University of North Carolina , Universidad de Puerto Rico , and Universidad de Valladolid , strengthening expertise in computational chemistry and molecular physics . His educational foundation combines rigorous physical chemistry with advanced computational methods, underpinning his research in molecular simulations and nanomaterials modeling . Continuous academic development led to professorship and leadership in nanotechnology programs in Mexico .

Experience

Over 35 years of professional experience in academia and research, including CONICET research fellowships , postdoctoral research in the USA , Puerto Rico , and Spain , and long-term senior researcher at CIMAV, Mexico . Since 1999, full-time senior investigator and professor at CIMAV, directing computational chemistry groups and virtual nanoscience labs . Served as coordinator for Mexico’s PRINATEC nanotechnology program and head of computational simulation departments . Visiting professor roles in Spain  and leadership in multi-institutional nanotech networks . Extensive mentorship in graduate theses, developing experts in computational materials science . Proven track record in sustainable materials, bioactive molecules, and photovoltaic technologies .

Awards and Honors

Recognized as National Researcher Emeritus (2023-) by CONACYT, Mexico , acknowledging his lifelong scientific contributions . Former National Researcher Level III (2010-2022) and Level II (2001-2009), reflecting sustained excellence in research productivity . Awarded Cátedra Patrimonial de Excelencia by CONACYT (1999-2001) . Honorary visiting professorships at Universitat de les Illes Balears  and sabbatical fellowships underline international recognition . Leadership roles in institutional nanotech programs and scientific networks demonstrate peer acknowledgment and impact in the field . Numerous published works and citations validate his influence in computational chemistry and nanomaterials research .

Research Focus

Specializes in computational nanochemistry and molecular modeling for medicinal chemistry (diabetes, Alzheimer’s, tuberculosis) , hybrid and organic photovoltaics , bioactive peptide nanomodeling , nutraceuticals and flavor additives at nanoscale , and photodynamic therapy modeling . Integrates density functional theory and molecular simulations to design nanomaterials with tailored optical, electronic, and chemical properties . Emphasis on sustainable energy materials and advanced computational tools to innovate in renewable energy and health applications . Leads Virtual NANOCOSMOS Lab advancing molecular-scale nanoscience and nanoscale chemistry for interdisciplinary solutions .

Conclusion

Dr. Daniel Glossman-Mitnik is a highly qualified and experienced researcher with a strong academic foundation, substantial international research exposure, and recognized contributions in computational chemistry and advanced materials. His stable position at CIMAV and longstanding career highlight his dedication and scientific merit.  For the Best Researcher Award, he is a strong candidate particularly if his recent work continues to demonstrate high impact and innovation. Strengthening leadership visibility, interdisciplinary collaborations, and demonstrating translational impact could further solidify his candidacy. Overall, he is very suitable and deserving, especially considering his comprehensive career achievements and international recognition.

Publication

Authors: LM Rodríguez-Valdez, A Martínez-Villafañe, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Computational Simulation of the Molecular Structure and Properties of Heterocyclic Organic Compounds with Possible Corrosion Inhibition Properties
Year: 2005
Citations: 231

 

Authors: LM Rodríguez-Valdez, W Villamisar, M Casales, JG González-Rodriguez, …
Title: Computational Simulations of the Molecular Structure and Corrosion Properties of Amidoethyl, Aminoethyl and Hydroxyethyl Imidazolines Inhibitors
Year: 2006
Citations: 228

 

Authors: AM Mendoza-Wilson, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Theoretical Study of the Molecular Properties and Chemical Reactivity of (+)-Catechin and (−)-Epicatechin Related to their Antioxidant Ability
Year: 2006
Citations: 129

 

Authors: M Gallo, A Favila, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: DFT Studies of Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes and Fullerenes as Nanovectors for Drug Delivery of Antitubercular Compounds
Year: 2007
Citations: 125

 

Authors: D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Computational Study of the Chemical Reactivity Properties of the Rhodamine B Molecule
Year: 2013
Citations: 123

 

Authors: M Gallo, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Fuel Gas Storage and Separations by Metal-Organic Frameworks: Simulated Adsorption Isotherms for H2 and CH4 and Their Equimolar Mixture
Year: 2009
Citations: 117

 

Authors: LM Rodríguez-Valdez, A Martínez-Villafañe, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: CHIH-DFT Theoretical Study of Isomeric Thiatriazoles and their Potential Activity as Corrosion Inhibitors
Year: 2005
Citations: 102

 

Authors: T Ruiz-Anchondo, N Flores-Holguín, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Natural Carotenoids as Nanomaterial Precursors for Molecular Photovoltaics: A Computational DFT Study
Year: 2010
Citations: 88

 

Authors: R Soto-Rojo, J Baldenebro-López, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: Study of Chemical Reactivity in Relation to Experimental Parameters of Efficiency in Coumarin Derivatives for Dye Sensitized Solar Cells Using DFT
Year: 2015
Citations: 82

 

Authors: J Hernández-Paredes, D Glossman-Mitnik, HE Esparza-Ponce, …
Title: Band Structure, Optical Properties and Infrared Spectrum of Glycine–Sodium Nitrate Crystal
Year: 2008
Citations: 81

 

Authors: AM Mendoza-Wilson, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: CHIH-DFT Study of the Electronic Properties and Chemical Reactivity of Quercetin
Year: 2005
Citations: 81

 

Authors: AM Mendoza-Wilson, D Glossman-Mitnik
Title: CHIH-DFT Determination of the Molecular Structure, Infrared and Ultraviolet Spectra of the Flavonoid Quercetin
Year: 2004
Citations: 74

rongbo xiao | Environmental management | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. rongbo xiao | Environmental management | Best Researcher Award

Guangdong University of Finance & Econmics, China

Dr. XIAO Rongbo is Dean of Geography & Environmental Economics at Guangdong University of Finance & Economics, with a Ph.D. in Ecology  from the Chinese Academy of Sciences . Renowned for urban ecological research , he has led over 30 national and provincial-level research projects, authored dozens of high-impact publications , and served as a key contributor to China’s ecological monitoring and environmental policy frameworks . Recognized as a top-tier scientific talent , he is an expert enjoying special State Council allowance and a thought leader in sustainable urban planning . His work focuses on urban soil pollution, biodiversity, carbon footprint modeling, and machine learning applications in environmental science . Dr. Xiao also serves in various national scientific committees and technical standard bodies, contributing to ecological sustainability and science-policy integration at the highest level .

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Dr. XIAO Rongbo earned his Ph.D. in Ecology from the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences at the Chinese Academy of Sciences —a premier institution in environmental research in China. His doctoral training emphasized urban environmental systems, land surface temperature, ecological modeling, and spatial analysis . Through interdisciplinary research and technical rigor, he developed expertise in eco-environmental monitoring, biochar remediation, and spatial ecological patterns . He also holds earlier degrees in related environmental and geographic sciences, building a solid academic foundation for his research and professional trajectory . This elite academic background positioned him for leadership in both academia and applied environmental innovation .

💼 Experience 

Dr. XIAO Rongbo is currently Dean of the Department of Geography and Environmental Economics at Guangdong University of Finance & Economics , where he oversees research, curriculum development, and policy engagement in environmental and urban studies . He has led major national research programs, including the National Key R&D Program and Guangdong’s Key-Area Tech Initiatives , focusing on carbon footprints, soil pollution, and biodiversity monitoring. With over two decades of experience, he has served as project director, advisor, and principal investigator across urban ecology, environmental planning, and smart monitoring technologies . He also actively contributes to policy and national technical standards as Deputy Director of the Regional Ecological Committee of the Chinese Ecological Society and member of the Urban Sustainable Development Standards Committee .

🏅 Awards & Honors 

Dr. XIAO Rongbo is the recipient of multiple prestigious honors: Expert with special State Council allowance , Leading Talent by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment , and High-Level Scientific Leader by the Ministry of Natural Resources . He won the First-Class Science and Technology Award from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment , First Prize from the Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture , and Second Prize in National Environmental Protection and Science Progress . Additionally, he received the Chinese Society of Environmental Sciences’ First Young Scientist Award . His consistent excellence and leadership in ecological science and technology have earned him widespread national recognition, affirming his role as one of China’s most impactful environmental scholars .

🔬 Research Focus 

Dr. XIAO Rongbo’s research centers on urban ecology, soil pollution remediation, carbon footprint analysis, and eco-environmental modeling . He specializes in smart environmental monitoring, integrating AI and machine learning to analyze biodiversity and heavy metal pollution impacts . His studies address urban thermal environments, ecological product valuation, and sustainable urban development frameworks . With cutting-edge projects funded by NSFC and national R&D programs, he leads innovations in big data–driven environmental planning . Dr. Xiao’s interdisciplinary approach merges geography, remote sensing, and environmental economics to support eco-city construction, climate adaptation, and low-carbon urban strategies . He aims to bridge science and policy through actionable, data-informed solutions for China’s urban environmental challenges .

🏁 Conclusion

Dr. XIAO Rongbo is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with a distinguished career marked by high-impact research, national leadership, and scientific innovation. His contributions in urban ecology, pollution control, and environmental modeling make him a standout researcher in China’s environmental science community.

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Authors: Xiao, Rongbo; Zhong, Junhong; Rao, Xin; …; Huang, Fei; Jiang, Haiyan
Title: An Innovative Framework for Urban Allergenic Risk Assessment: Perspectives from Hazard to “Hazard-Exposure-Vulnerability”
Journal: Building and Environment
Year: 2025

Authors: Dai, Weijie; Xiao, Rongbo; Li, Zhiying; …; Yang, Fen; Wei, Chaoyang
Title: Dry–Wet Cycles Promoting the Accumulation of Microbial Necromass and Mineral Associated Organic Carbon After Wheat Straw and Nitrogen Co-Addition
Journal: Plant and Soil
Year: 2025

Authors: Yin, Zixuan; Zhang, Yunyi; Liu, Jiaxin; …; Lan, Tian Zhen; Zhou, Xiao
Title: Quantitative Mechanisms for the Cd²⁺ Adsorption Increased by Sewage-Sludge Biochar but Decreased by Rice-Straw Biochar After Melamine Modification
Journal: Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering
Year: 2024

Authors: Yang, Kai; Wu, Fan; Guo, Hongxu; …; Xiao, Rongbo; Chen, Pengcheng
Title: Hyperspectral Inversion of Soil Cu Content in Agricultural Land Based on Continuous Wavelet Transform and Stacking Ensemble Learning
Journal: Land
Year: 2024

Authors: Guo, Hongxu; Wang, Long; Yang, Kai; …; Chen, Zhiliang; Xiao, Rongbo
Title: Research on Combination Optimization of Hyperspectral Inversion Model for Soil Cr Contamination
Journal: Guang Pu Xue Yu Guang Pu Fen Xi / Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
Year: 2024

Authors: Xiao, Rongbo; Ye, Zixuan; Cen, Yuhua; …; Huang, Fei; Wang, Peng
Title: Spatio⁃Temporal Scale and Selection in Soundscape Ecology
Journal: Shengtai Xuebao / Acta Ecologica Sinica
Year: 2024

Authors: Guo, Hongxu; Wu, Fan; Yang, Kai; …; Chen, Dongbin; Xiao, Rongbo
Title: Sentinel-2 Multispectral Satellite Remote Sensing Retrieval of Soil Cu Content Changes at Different pH Levels
Journal: Agronomy
Year: 2024

Authors: Cen, Yuhua; Wang, Peng; Huang, Fei; …; Hu, Zhiwen; Xiao, Rongbo
Title: The Soundscape Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Urban Green Spaces with Different Vegetation Types
Journal: Shengtai Xuebao / Acta Ecologica Sinica
Year: 2024

Authors: Wang, Yishuo; Huang, Fei; Liu, Jiaxin; …; Wang, Peng; Zhou, Xiao
Title: Ferric Citrate Enhanced Bioreduction of Cr(VI) by Bacillus cereus RCr in Aqueous Solutions: Reduction Performance and Mechanisms
Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research
Year: 2024

Pablo Monzón Bello | Materiales para la construcción | Best Materials Science Award

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Dr. Pablo Monzón Bello | Materiales para la construcción | Best Materials Science Award

Profesore investigador, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia

Pablo Monzón Bello is a faculty member at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), Spain, in the Department of Architectural Construction. He holds a PhD in Architecture, Landscape, Urbanism, and Building, as well as a Master’s in Building Construction and a degree in Technical Architecture and Building Engineering, all from UPV. As a dedicated professor and researcher, he teaches undergraduate courses on building construction, merging theoretical knowledge with practical applications. His research centers on advanced construction materials, particularly the development of embedded sensors for monitoring concrete parameters and the use of corrosion inhibitors to enhance durability. Pablo has contributed to several international publications, with studies addressing recycled materials, corrosion analysis, and concrete performance. Passionate about sustainability and innovation, he plays an active role in shaping future generations of construction professionals. His work integrates scientific rigor with practical solutions for the construction industry.

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Pablo Monzón Bello completed all his academic studies at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), Spain. He earned his undergraduate degree in Technical Architecture and Building Engineering, equipping him with strong technical and practical foundations in construction. He continued at UPV to pursue a Master’s degree in Building Construction, where he deepened his expertise in building systems, materials, and processes. Pablo then completed his PhD in Architecture, Landscape, Urbanism, and Building, focusing on cutting-edge research in construction materials and their performance, particularly concrete durability and monitoring technologies. Throughout his academic journey, Pablo developed a multidisciplinary profile that integrates engineering principles with architectural and environmental concerns. His educational background laid the groundwork for his research in sustainability, advanced materials, and smart monitoring systems, positioning him as a leading scholar in the construction field.

🎓Experience 

Pablo Monzón Bello serves as a professor and researcher at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) in the Department of Architectural Construction, a role he has held since October 2023. In this capacity, he teaches courses on building construction, combining theoretical instruction with hands-on practices to engage undergraduate students. His academic experience extends beyond teaching to include significant research work, where he collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative solutions in materials science and construction technology. Pablo’s expertise includes designing embeddable sensors, studying corrosion inhibitors, and assessing the durability of concrete structures. His professional experience is reflected in multiple published journal articles, where he contributes as both lead and co-author. His role as a mentor and researcher allows him to influence the next generation of architects and engineers while actively advancing construction science.

🏅Awards and Honors 

Pablo Monzón Bello, his accomplishments are reflected in his extensive research output and collaborations with leading scholars in construction materials and concrete durability. His co-authorship in high-impact journals such as Applied Sciences, Materials, and Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical highlights his recognition within the academic community. Pablo’s innovative work on recycled materials, corrosion studies, and smart sensors has contributed to advancing the field, earning him respect among peers and collaborators. His position at the Universitat Politècnica de València further reflects institutional trust and recognition of his academic and research excellence. As his career progresses, Pablo is poised to receive more formal awards and honors for his contributions to sustainable and intelligent construction technologies.

🔬Research Focus 

Pablo Monzón Bello’s research is centered on improving the performance and durability of construction materials, with a special focus on concrete. His work investigates the development and application of embedded sensors for real-time monitoring of key parameters such as chloride penetration, corrosion, and moisture levels in concrete structures. He also studies the use of corrosion inhibitors to extend the lifespan of reinforced concrete, aiming to enhance structural integrity and sustainability. Pablo has explored recycled materials, such as brick powder, as partial cement replacements, aligning his research with circular economy principles. His interdisciplinary research combines civil engineering, materials science, and chemometrics, applying advanced statistical tools like principal component analysis and PLS multivariate analysis to study corrosion phenomena. Through this work, Pablo contributes to the development of smarter, greener, and more resilient construction systems.

🏆Conclusion  

Pablo Monzón Bello is a strong candidate for the Best Materials Science Award, particularly for his contributions to sustainable construction materials and innovations in concrete monitoring. His research is scientifically rigorous, interdisciplinary, and relevant to both academic and industry needs. With continued growth in research leadership, international collaborations, and diversification into emerging material fields, Pablo is well-positioned to become a leading figure in materials science. He would bring credibility, innovation, and forward-thinking perspectives to the award.

Publication

Author: Josep Ramon Lliso Ferrando; Alba Arenós-Barrachina; Pablo Monzón Bello; Manuel Valcuende Payá
Title: Durability of Mortars with Partial Cement Replacement by Recycled Brick Powder
Year: 2025


Author: Pablo Monzón Bello; Roberto Vengut Tro; Juan Soto-Camino; Manuel Valcuende Payá
Title: Influence of Corrosion-Inhibiting Monolayers on the Bond Strength and Durability of Reinforced Concrete Structures Under Service Conditions
Year: 2025


Author: LUIS CORTES MESEGUER; Pablo Monzón Bello
Title: Methodology for the Study and Analysis of Concrete in a Heritage Façade: The Ateneu Sueco Del Socorro (Spain)
Year: 2025


Author: Pablo Monzón; José Enrique Ramón; José M. Gandía-Romero; Manuel Valcuende; Juan Soto; Daniel Palací‐López
Title: PLS multivariate analysis applied to corrosion studies on reinforced concrete
Year: 2019


Author: José M. Gandía-Romero; Román Bataller; Pablo Monzón; Inmaculada Campos; Eduardo García-Breijo; Manuel Valcuende; Juan Soto
Title: Characterization of embeddable potentiometric thick-film sensors for monitoring chloride penetration in concrete
Year: 2016


Author: J. M. Gandía; P. Monzón; R. Bataller; I. Campos; J. Manuel Lloris; J. Soto
Title: Principal component analysis applied to study of carbon steel electrochemical corrosion
Year: 2015

Krzysztof Skrzypkowski | Lightweight Geopolymer Foam Concrete | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Krzysztof Skrzypkowski | Lightweight Geopolymer Foam Concrete | Best Researcher Award

Professor, AGH University of Krakow Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management

Dr hab. Krzysztof Skrzypkowski  is a professor at AGH University of Science and Technology, specializing in mining engineering, rock mechanics, and occupational safety . With deep expertise in rock bolt support systems, he has shaped cutting-edge research on static and dynamic loads ⚙️. His academic journey spans MSc, PhD, and DSc Eng. degrees from AGH, combined with international internships . A dynamic educator, he supervises international students, doctoral candidates, and research interns across continents . Prof. Skrzypkowski actively contributes to international conferences, editorial boards , and industry collaborations, driving innovation in mining safety and sustainability . Recognized as a top 2% scientist globally , his work is marked by excellence in publications, patents, and leadership in research projects . With over 1,000 citations and multiple Rector’s Awards , he is shaping the future of safe, efficient, and eco-friendly mining worldwide .

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Prof. Krzysztof Skrzypkowski holds a D.Sc. Eng. in Environmental Engineering, Mining, and Energy from AGH University (2021) , with a habilitation thesis on rock bolt support in ore mines . He earned his Ph.D. (2014) in Mining and Engineering Geology, focusing on stress-strain characteristics of rock bolts , and his M.Sc. Eng. (2007) in Mining Engineering, studying water hazards . He complemented these with postgraduate studies in Software Engineering (2018)  and teaching training (2008) . His education uniquely blends technical mastery, software innovation, and pedagogical expertise , positioning him at the forefront of mining safety and rock mechanics research. This diverse academic background enables Prof. Skrzypkowski to bridge theory, practice, and education seamlessly, equipping students and colleagues with cutting-edge knowledge and interdisciplinary skills .

💼 Experience 

Prof. Skrzypkowski began as an assistant at AGH (2007–2014) , advanced to assistant professor (2014–2021), and has been a professor since 2021 . He leads the Bolting Laboratory , supervises international students from Chile, Turkey, Vietnam, and India , and has guided doctoral candidates globally. His collaborations span major mines like Bogdanka, Budryk, Bochnia, and Kłodawa, working on monitoring systems, rock bolt testing, and numerical modeling . Prof. Skrzypkowski has participated in research internships in Poland, the Czech Republic, and abroad, shaping his global mining expertise . With leadership roles in university committees, scientific supervision, and editorial boards, he balances academia, research, and industry with innovation and dedication . His work impacts both mining safety and academic excellence, making him a highly respected figure in the global mining engineering community .

🏆 Awards and Honors 

Prof. Skrzypkowski’s outstanding achievements have earned him numerous honors , including AGH Rector’s Awards—individual 1st-degree awards (2021–2024) for scientific excellence, and 2nd-degree awards (2020) . He has also received 3rd-degree team awards for organizational (2023, 2020, 2019, 2016) and teaching achievements (2016) . Listed among the world’s top 2% scientists in 2022 and 2023 , he holds a Hirsch index of 22–24 and over 1,000 citations . His patents and utility models reflect innovative contributions to mining technology , while his role as scientific editor and reviewer of nearly 1,000 top-tier articles highlights his academic influence . As a research leader, supervisor, and committee member, Prof. Skrzypkowski’s work has set benchmarks in mining safety, sustainability, and education, earning him respect in both academic and industrial circles .

🔬 Research Focus 

Prof. Skrzypkowski’s research focuses on rock mechanics, mining engineering, and occupational safety , with specialization in expansion and resin rock bolt support systems under static and dynamic conditions . His pioneering work includes patented devices for non-destructive testing of mining anchors and advanced photonic monitoring systems . He leads interdisciplinary projects funded by the National Science Centre Poland and the European Regional Development Fund , combining mining engineering with smart technologies . His research integrates numerical modeling, laboratory testing, and field applications, addressing challenges in ore mines, hard coal mines, and salt mines . International collaborations, high-impact publications, and editorial roles strengthen his global academic presence . Passionate about sustainability, safety, and innovation, Prof. Skrzypkowski’s research transforms mining into a more resilient and eco-friendly industry for the future .

🏆 Conclusion

Dr. hab. Krzysztof Skrzypkowski is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His outstanding research productivity, innovation, leadership in mining engineering, and international collaboration clearly demonstrate a career of high impact and continued advancement. With further efforts to broaden interdisciplinary work and commercialization, his influence could extend even further, cementing his status as a world-class researcher.

Publication

Author: A Waqar, MB Khan, N Shafiq, K Skrzypkowski, K Zagórski, A Zagórska
Year: 2023
Title: Assessment of challenges to the adoption of IOT for the safety management of small construction projects in Malaysia: structural equation modeling approach
Citations: 85

Author: A Waqar, K Skrzypkowski, H Almujibah, K Zagórski, MB Khan, A Zagórska, …
Year: 2023
Title: Success of implementing cloud computing for smart development in small construction projects
Citations: 66

Author: P Odeyar, DB Apel, R Hall, B Zon, K Skrzypkowski
Year: 2022
Title: A review of reliability and fault analysis methods for heavy equipment and their components used in mining
Citations: 58

Author: K Skrzypkowski, W Korzeniowski, K Zagórski, A Zagórska
Year: 2020
Title: Modified Rock Bolt Support for Mining Method with Controlled Roof Bending
Citations: 50

Author: K Skrzypkowski, W Korzeniowski, K Zagórski, A Zagórska
Year: 2020
Title: Adjustment of the Yielding System of Mechanical Rock Bolts for Room and Pillar Mining Method in Stratified Rock Mass
Citations: 48

Author: K Skrzypkowski
Year: 2020
Title: Case studies of rock bolt support loads and rock mass monitoring for the room and pillar method in the legnica-głogów copper district in Poland
Citations: 42

Author: K Skrzypkowski
Year: 2020
Title: Decreasing mining losses for the room and pillar method by replacing the inter-room pillars by the construction of wooden cribs filled with waste rocks
Citations: 37

Author: A Waqar, I Othman, K Skrzypkowski, ASM Ghumman
Year: 2023
Title: Evaluation of success of superhydrophobic coatings in the oil and gas construction industry using structural equation modeling
Citations: 36

Author: F Tahmasebinia, A Yang, P Feghali, K Skrzypkowski
Year: 2022
Title: A numerical investigation to calculate ultimate limit state capacity of cable bolts subjected to impact loading
Citations: 35

Author: K Skrzypkowski
Year: 2021
Title: An experimental investigation into the stress-strain characteristic under static and quasi-static loading for partially embedded rock bolts
Citations: 35

Author: Korzeniowski Waldemar, Skrzypkowski Krzysztof, Zagórski Krzysztof
Year: 2017
Title: Reinforcement of Underground Excavation with Expansion Shell Rock Bolt Equipped with Deformable Component
Citations: 35

Peng Wang | Mine Ventilation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Peng Wang | Mine Ventilation | Best Researcher Award

China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing, China

Peng Wang is a dedicated research team member under Prof. Yue-ping Qin at the School of Emergency Management and Safety Engineering, China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing , specializing in intelligent mine ventilation , computational mathematics , and computer graphics ; actively contributing to national-level research projects  and publishing impactful studies in international journals .

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Peng Wang holds academic training in computational mathematics , computer graphics , and engineering optimization , with his educational background rooted in the interdisciplinary fields supporting emergency management  and mine safety engineering  at China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing , equipping him with advanced analytical skills  and technical expertise for innovative problem-solving in mine ventilation systems .

💼 Experience 

Peng Wang’s research journey  includes active participation in the National Natural Science Fund , National Key R&D Program , and National Science and Technology Attack Projects , where he applied computational methods  and optimization techniques  to develop intelligent mine ventilation solutions ; his collaboration with Prof. Qin  has produced high-impact publications  and patented innovations advancing safety and efficiency in mining environments .

🏆 Awards and Honors 

Peng Wang has contributed to award-winning projects  through his role in national research initiatives , earning recognition for innovation in mine ventilation systems ; his co-authored patent for a global roadway wind resistance calibration method  and publications in top journals  reflect his commitment to advancing mining safety and sustainability , positioning him as a promising researcher for accolades like the Best Researcher Award .

🔬 Research Focus 

Peng Wang’s research focuses on intelligent mine ventilation , with a core emphasis on developing optimization models  and computational algorithms  to enhance airflow management  and safety monitoring  in underground mines ; his work integrates air volume data  and quadratic programming techniques  to calibrate wind resistance accurately , delivering practical solutions for improving ventilation network simulations and real-world air distribution .

🏁 Conclusion 

Peng Wang demonstrates strong early-career research potential, with significant contributions to intelligent mine ventilation through national projects, an SCI-indexed journal publication, and a patented innovation. His research addresses critical challenges in mining safety and airflow management, offering practical solutions with measurable benefits. While his academic portfolio is still developing in breadth (e.g., more publications, leadership roles), his specialized focus and impactful outcomes make him a promising candidate for the Best Researcher Award, especially in technical innovation and applied research categories. Recognition could further motivate and accelerate his contributions toward becoming a leading expert in mine ventilation systems.

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Title: A calibrating method of roadway wind resistance based on air volume
Authors: Yue-Ping Qin, Peng Wang, Fei Tang, Ming-yan Guo, Feng-jie Zhang, Hao Xu
Year: 2025


Title: Surface structured mesh generation system based on symmetry preserving parameterization
Authors: Haoxuan Zhang, Haisheng Li, Peng Wang, Nan Li
Year: 2024

 

Saša Milojević | Vehicles | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Saša Milojević | Vehicles | Best Researcher Award

Professor, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac , Serbia

Dr. Saša Milojević is an assistant professor and expert advisor in automotive and  mechanical engineering, with 30+ years of experience in industry and academia. His research spans internal combustion engines,  alternative fuels,  sustainable transport,  maintenance, and  tribology. He has contributed to 100+ publications  and led innovations like Serbia’s first low-floor natural gas city bus . As a former head of production and technical manager in the truck and bus sector, and currently a faculty member at the University of Kragujevac , he bridges academic research with real-world applications. He also engages in international projects  like FP7 and represents the KG EDU-S center for sustainable development research in transport and industry.

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Dr. Milojević earned his BSc, MSc, and PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kragujevac, Serbia . His education emphasized powertrain systems , internal combustion engines , and vehicle maintenance . The rigorous academic training he received laid the foundation for a lifelong career in both education and innovation . Throughout his academic path, he cultivated a deep understanding of tribology , energy efficiency , and transport sustainability . His degrees reflect a commitment to technical excellence and solution-oriented research in the automotive field .

💼 Experience 

With over three decades of experience, Dr. Milojević has served as an assistant professor and expert advisor at the University of Kragujevac , specializing in vehicle maintenance and propulsion systems . He also worked 5+ years in industry as Head of Production and Technical Manager  in the bus and truck manufacturing sector. His expertise extends to vehicle inspection, homologation testing , and the implementation of innovative drive systems like electric and hydrogen buses . His dual role in academia and industry provides a holistic view of automotive system development and sustainable engineering solutions .

🏅 Awards & Honors 

Dr. Milojević has received multiple honors for innovation and project leadership in sustainable transport . He led the team that created Serbia’s first low-floor city bus powered by natural gas , earning the top regional innovation award . He also served as Consortium Manager in two successful FP7 projects under the EU framework , focusing on electric and hydrogen minibuses . Recognized for his excellence in both teaching and engineering impact , he continues to receive accolades for blending research with real-world environmental and technical solutions .

🔬 Research Focus 

Dr. Milojević’s research targets automotive engineering , internal combustion engines , alternative fuels , vehicle maintenance , and tribology . His focus is on improving energy efficiency , reducing emissions , and developing sustainable transport technologies . He is actively involved in R&D of electric and hydrogen propulsion systems , vehicle inspection protocols , and innovative public transport models . He collaborates on international research projects  and contributes to developing next-generation drive systems that align with environmental and industrial goals .

🏁 Conclusion

Assist. Prof. Saša Milojević is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, particularly due to his outstanding applied innovations, cross-disciplinary impact, long-standing research contributions, and leadership in sustainable automotive systems. With slight improvements in international academic visibility and mentoring, his candidacy would be further enhanced. His profile reflects a rare combination of academic excellence, industrial innovation, and public benefit all key qualities for a top research distinction.

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T Skrúcaný, M Kendra, O Stopka, S Milojević, T Figlus, C Csiszár
Title: Impact of the electric mobility implementation on the greenhouse gases production in central European countries
Year: 2019
Citations: 130

 

V Sandra, B Stojanovic, L Ivanović, S Miladinovic, S Milojević
Title: Application of nanocomposites in the automotive industry
Year: 2019
Citations: 48

 

R Pešić, S Milojević, S Veinović
Title: Benefits and Challenges of Variable Compression Ratio at Diesel Engines
Year: 2010
Citations: 44*

 

S Milojević, J Glišović, S Savić, G Bošković, M Bukvić, B Stojanović
Title: Particulate matter emission and air pollution reduction by applying variable systems in tribologically optimized diesel engines for vehicles in road traffic
Year: 2024
Citations: 41

 

S Milojević, S Savić, D Marić, O Stopka, B Krstić, B Stojanović
Title: Correlation between emission and combustion characteristics with the compression ratio and fuel injection timing in tribologically optimized diesel engine
Year: 2022
Citations: 40

 

ST Milojević
Title: Sustainable application of natural gas as engine fuel in city buses–Benefit and restrictions
Year: 2017
Citations: 40

 

S Milojević, R Pesic
Title: Theoretical and experimental analysis of a CNG cylinder rack connection to a bus roof
Year: 2012
Citations: 39

 

S Narayan, S Milojevic, V Gupta
Title: Combustion monitoring in engines using accelerometer signals
Year: 2019
Citations: 38

 

R Pesic, S Milojevic
Title: Efficiency and ecological characteristics of a VCR diesel engine
Year: 2013
Citations: 36

 

S Milojević, R Pešić
Title: CNG buses for clean and economical city transport
Year: 2011
Citations: 35

 

S Milojević
Title: RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING CITY BUSES ON DIESEL FUEL FOR DRIVE ON HYDROGEN
Year: 2016
Citations: 30

 

S Milojević, R Pešić, D Taranović
Title: Tribological Principles of Constructing the Reciprocating Machines
Year: 2015
Citations: 30

 

S Gajević, A Marković, S Milojević, A Ašonja, L Ivanović, B Stojanović
Title: Multi-objective optimization of tribological characteristics for aluminum composite using Taguchi grey and TOPSIS approaches
Year: 2024
Citations: 26