Dongfang Lu | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dongfang Lu | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Central South University | China

Prof. Dongfang Lu is a researcher at Central South University, Changsha, China, with recognized expertise in mineral processing, magnetic separation technologies, and interfacial regulation in flotation systems. He has authored 108 peer-reviewed publications, accumulating 1,674 citations with an h-index of 24, reflecting sustained scholarly impact. His research spans high-gradient magnetic separation, dry and wet separation systems, ultrafine mineral recovery, and advanced multiphysics separation under extreme conditions, including low-gravity environments. Lu Dongfang has collaborated widely with international and interdisciplinary teams, contributing to applied solutions for critical mineral beneficiation, resource efficiency, and sustainable utilization. His work supports technological advancement in mining engineering, strategic mineral recovery, and resource sustainability, with relevance to both terrestrial and emerging space resource applications.

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Lawrence Adetunde | Environmental Science | Excellence in Research Award

Dr. Lawrence Adetunde | Environmental Science | Excellence in Research Award

Senior Lecturer | C.K.Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences | Ghana

Dr. Lawrence Adelani Adetunde is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Applied Biology at C. K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Ghana, and holds a Ph.D. in Microbiology from Landmark University (2025). His educational background combines rigorous scientific training and a deep commitment to addressing environmental and public health challenges through microbiological innovation. Over the years, Dr. Adetunde has developed extensive expertise in environmental and industrial microbiology, water quality monitoring, and antimicrobial resistance studies, focusing on microbial characterization and biotechnological applications for sustainable ecosystems. Professionally, he has served as a dedicated educator, mentor, and research supervisor, guiding numerous undergraduate and postgraduate projects and contributing to the academic and personal development of students. His leadership extends beyond teaching—he is the departmental postgraduate coordinator and an active member of several academic and institutional committees, promoting quality research and curriculum advancement. Dr. Adetunde’s research interests encompass microbial water quality assessment, biofilm formation, antimicrobial activity testing, and the application of beneficial microorganisms in bioremediation and industrial processes. His research skills include microbial isolation and identification, molecular and biochemical analysis, and advanced laboratory management techniques. With more than 30 peer-reviewed publications in reputable Scopus-indexed journals such as Environmental Advances and the African Journal of Microbiology Research, he has made significant contributions to applied microbiological science. Dr. Adetunde has received recognition for his dedication to teaching, scientific innovation, and community engagement. His ongoing collaborations with international researchers continue to enhance the global relevance of his work in environmental and industrial microbiology. His scholarly impact is further reflected in 15 citations , 5 documents, and an h-index of 2.

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Featured Publications

  1. Adetunde, L. A., & Glover, R. L. K. (2010). Bacteriological quality of borehole water used by students’ of University for Development Studies, Navrongo campus in Upper-East Region of Ghana. Current Research Journal of Biological Sciences, 2(6), 361–364. (Cited 78 times)

  2. Adetunde, L. A., Glover, R. L. K., & Oguntola, G. O. (2011). Assessment of the ground water quality in Ogbomoso township of Oyo State of Nigeria. (Cited 53 times)

  3. Adetunde, L. A., Glover, R. L. K., Oliver, A. W., & Samuel, T. (2011). Source and distribution of microbial contamination on beef and chevon in Navrongo, Kassena Nankana district of Upper East Region of Ghana. Journal of Animal Production Advances, 1(1), 21–28. (Cited 26 times)

  4. Adetunde, L. A., & Glover, R. L. K. (2011). Evaluation of bacteriological quality of drinking water used by selected secondary schools in Navrongo in Kassena-Nankana district of Upper East Region of Ghana. Prime Journal of Microbiology Research, 1, 47–51. (Cited 18 times)

  5. Adetunde, L., Sackey, I., Dombiri, D., & Mariama, Z. (2015). Potential links between irrigation water microbiological quality and fresh vegetables quality in Upper East Region of Ghana subsistence farming. Annual Research & Review in Biology, 6(6), 347–354. (Cited 15 times)