Tzu Hsuan Chiang | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Tzu Hsuan Chiang | Energy | Best Researcher Award

professor at National United University, Taiwan

Prof. Tzu Hsuan Chiang is a distinguished researcher in energy engineering, specializing in electrocatalysis and hydrogen energy systems. She is currently a Professor at the Department of Energy Engineering at National United University, Taiwan. With a strong academic background and a commitment to advancing sustainable energy technologies, she has made significant contributions to the development of high-efficiency, low-cost electrocatalysts for water electrolysis. Her pioneering research in non-precious metal composite electrodes and scalable electrolysis technologies has helped bridge the gap between academia and industry. Through government-funded projects and collaborations with industry partners, she continues to drive innovation in green hydrogen production, contributing to the global transition toward clean energy solutions. Her work has led to multiple patents and technology transfers, further solidifying her reputation as a leading expert in the field.

Professional Profile

Education

Prof. Chiang earned her Ph.D. from National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University between 2002 and 2006, where she conducted groundbreaking research in materials science and electrocatalysis. Her doctoral studies laid the foundation for her expertise in the synthesis of metal oxides, Schiff base complexes, and heteroatom-doped catalysts, essential for improving electrochemical reactions. Her academic journey was marked by a strong focus on applied research, aiming to enhance energy conversion and storage technologies. The rigorous training and research experience she gained during her Ph.D. propelled her into a successful academic career, equipping her with the knowledge to tackle challenges in renewable energy. Her continuous pursuit of learning and interdisciplinary research has allowed her to stay at the forefront of scientific advancements in energy engineering.

Professional Experience

Prof. Chiang began her academic career as an Associate Professor at National United University in 2009, a position she held until 2015. During this period, she actively contributed to both teaching and research, mentoring students and advancing electrochemical energy technologies. In 2015, she took on a Visiting Scholar position at the University of Tokyo, where she expanded her research network and collaborated on cutting-edge hydrogen energy projects. Upon returning, she was promoted to Professor at National United University, where she continues to lead innovative research on electrocatalysis and green hydrogen production. Her extensive experience in academia and industry collaborations has positioned her as a key figure in energy sustainability, with her work influencing both scientific advancements and practical industrial applications.

Research Interest

Prof. Chiang’s research focuses on the development of high-performance electrocatalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR), hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), and oxygen evolution reaction (OER), which are critical for hydrogen fuel cells and water electrolysis. She specializes in designing cost-effective, durable materials for alkaline, acidic, and seawater electrolysis, aiming to enhance efficiency in hydrogen production. Her studies on Schiff base chelating ligands for non-precious metal composite electrodes have significantly improved electrocatalytic stability and activity. Additionally, she is involved in scaling up large-area alkaline electrolyzer modules, ensuring practical applications for industrial hydrogen production. Her interdisciplinary approach combines materials science, electrochemistry, and engineering, making her a leading researcher in next-generation sustainable energy solutions.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Chiang has received multiple awards for her contributions to energy research and electrochemical engineering. Her work has been recognized with government research grants, demonstrating the impact and importance of her studies in hydrogen energy. She has also been honored with patents and technology transfers, reflecting the practical applications of her innovations in industrial settings. Her contributions to academia have been acknowledged through invitations to international conferences and research collaborations, solidifying her reputation as a leader in electrochemical energy research. Through her dedication to sustainable energy solutions, she continues to inspire the next generation of researchers and engineers, leaving a lasting impact on the field of renewable energy.

Conclusion

Prof. Tzu Hsuan Chiang is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her groundbreaking work in hydrogen energy, electrocatalysis, and industry-academia collaboration. Her ability to bridge scientific innovation with real-world applications makes her a leading figure in green energy research. However, enhancing global visibility and research diversification could further solidify her standing as the best candidate for the award.

Publications Top Noted

1. Trifunctional Electrocatalysts for Zn-Air Batteries and Water Splitting

  • Author(s): Chiang, Tzuhsuan; Chen, Yusi
  • Year: 2023
  • Journal: Catalysis Science and Technology
  • Citations: 1

2. Cerium Vanadium Oxide for Methanol Electrooxidation in Fuel Cells

  • Author(s): Chiang, Tzuhsuan; Rao, K. Narasimha; Hsu, Jiawei
  • Year: 2022
  • Journal: Electrocatalysis
  • Citations: 3

 

Rabie Said | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Rabie Said | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at La Trobe University Australia

Dr. Rabie Said is an accomplished academic with expertise in economics, finance, and sustainability. With a strong background in teaching and research, he has contributed significantly to financial inclusion, environmental economics, and energy poverty. Currently, he serves as a lecturer and researcher at La Trobe University and has also taught at Federation University (Australia), Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (China), and Lebanese International University. His dedication to academia extends beyond the classroom, as he actively participates in university support programs like the Math Hub Team. Dr. Said’s research is widely recognized in high-impact journals, and he continuously explores innovative economic models that promote financial development and sustainability. His diverse teaching experience, international exposure, and commitment to research excellence make him a valuable asset in the field of economics and finance.

Professional Profile

Education

Dr. Said holds a PhD in Economics and Finance from La Trobe University, which he pursued part-time from 2014 to 2022. Prior to this, he obtained a Master of Science in Finance (High Honours) from the Lebanese International University (LIU) between 2008 and 2011. His academic foundation in quantitative analysis and mathematical modeling stems from a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Beirut Arab University (BAU), completed in 2001. Additionally, he earned a Teaching Diploma in Secondary Education through a United Nations Programme in Lebanon (2002–2003), highlighting his early dedication to education. This strong academic background has equipped him with advanced analytical skills and a deep understanding of economic and financial systems, forming the basis for his research in financial inclusion, environmental sustainability, and economic development.

Professional Experience

Dr. Said has over two decades of experience in teaching and research across Australia, China, and Lebanon. Since 2014, he has been a lecturer and researcher at La Trobe University, teaching subjects like International Trade, Business Analytics, and Financial Statement Analysis. He also served as a course coordinator and lecturer at Federation University, leading postgraduate courses in Business Economics. Internationally, he has conducted intensive courses in China, at Jiangsu University of Science and Technology and Dalian Jiaotong University, teaching Economic Data Analysis and Fundamentals of Accounting. Prior to his tenure in Australia, he was a mathematics lecturer at Lebanese International University (2010–2014) and a secondary school teacher (2002–2010) in Lebanon. His extensive experience in diverse academic environments has strengthened his expertise in economic research and education.

Research Interests

Dr. Said’s research focuses on financial inclusion, environmental economics, and sustainable development. He explores the intersection of finance and climate change, analyzing how financial access impacts carbon neutrality, renewable energy adoption, and economic growth in developing and developed economies. His work delves into energy poverty reduction, governance quality, and environmental sustainability, with a particular emphasis on Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and the MENA region. His research has been published in top-tier journals (Q1-ranked) such as Energy Economics, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, and the Journal of Environment and Development. By integrating financial models with sustainability goals, his work contributes to policy-making strategies that promote economic resilience and environmental responsibility.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Said has received recognition for his contributions to academia and research. His publications in top Q1 journals underscore his impact in the field of financial and environmental economics. He has collaborated with esteemed scholars and been invited to review for high-impact journals. His excellence in teaching has been acknowledged through student support initiatives at La Trobe University, particularly his role in the Math Hub Team and as an Econometrics subject tutor. While no specific awards were mentioned, his work’s high citation potential, international teaching contributions, and commitment to academic excellence position him as a strong candidate for prestigious research accolades in the future. His continuous engagement in scholarly activities and research collaborations further enhance his reputation as an emerging leader in economics and finance.

Conclusion

Rabie Said is a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award, given his high-quality publications in top-tier journals, interdisciplinary contributions, and extensive teaching background. To further enhance his profile, focusing on research impact (citations, collaborations, leadership roles, and funding opportunities) would be beneficial. If the award prioritizes publication quality and relevance, he is a strong candidate. If it emphasizes leadership and research funding, there is room for growth.

Publications Top Noted

  1. Toward understanding renewable energy and sustainable development in developing and developed economies: a review

    • Author(s): R. Said, M.I. Bhatti, A.I. Hunjra
    • Year: 2022
    • Citations: 36

  2. Financial inclusion and energy poverty reduction in sub-Saharan Africa

    • Author(s): R. Said, A.O. Acheampong
    • Year: 2023
    • Citations: 28

  3. Achieving Carbon-Neutrality in MENA Countries: Does Financial Inclusion Matter?

    • Author(s): R. Said, A.O. Acheampong
    • Year: 2024
    • Citations: 6

  4. Financial inclusion and the global net-zero emissions agenda: Does governance quality matter?

    • Author(s): A.O. Acheampong, R. Said
    • Year: 2024
    • Citations: 4

  5. Financial inclusion and environmental pollution in sub-Saharan Africa: Moderating effects of economic growth and renewable energy

    • Author(s): R. Said
    • Year: 2024
    • Citations: 3

  6. The Effects of Education and Financial Development on Energy Poverty Reduction in Latin America

    • Author(s): R. Said
    • Year: 2024
    • Citations: 2

  7. The Impact of Financial Inclusion on CO₂ Emissions

    • Author(s): R. Said, I. Bhatti, J. Mancuso Tradenta
    • Year: 2022
    • Citations: 2

  8. Toward Understanding Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development in Developing and Emerging Economies: A Review

    • Author(s): R. Said, M.I. Bhatti, A. Hunjra
    • Year: 2022
    • Citations: 1

  9. Financial Inclusion and Rural Energy Poverty Reduction in Latin America

    • Author(s): R. Said, A.O. Acheampong
    • Year: 2024
    • Citations: Not listed

  10. Financial Liberalization and Stock Market Development in the MENA Region

  • Author(s): D. Jurdi, H. Khan, R. Said
  • Year: 2017
  • Citations: Not listed

 

Jing Li | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr Jing Li | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Chongqing University, China

Dr. Jing Li is an Associate Professor at the School of Energy and Power Engineering, specializing in micro and nanoscale heat transfer, phase change energy storage, and thermal management materials. She earned her Ph.D. in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics from the University of Science and Technology Beijing in 2015. With over 50 research publications, including 25 indexed in SCI, she has made significant contributions to the field. She has led and participated in numerous national and provincial research projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. Her research focuses on developing advanced thermal management solutions using phase change materials and nanomaterials. Dr. Li’s work has broad applications in energy efficiency and sustainability. With a strong track record in securing research funding and publishing high-impact studies, she is a key figure in advancing energy storage and heat transfer technologies.

Professional Profile 

Scopus Profile

Education

Dr. Jing Li holds a Ph.D. in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics from the University of Science and Technology Beijing, which she earned in 2015. Her doctoral research focused on advanced thermal management, energy storage, and nanoscale heat transfer, laying a strong foundation for her future contributions to these fields. Prior to that, she completed her Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering from the same university in 2008. During her undergraduate studies, she developed a keen interest in thermophysical properties and energy utilization, which later guided her research trajectory. Her academic journey reflects a consistent focus on energy systems, phase change materials, and micro/nanoscale heat transfer, equipping her with the expertise to lead innovative research projects in these domains. With a strong educational background from a prestigious institution, Dr. Li has built a career dedicated to advancing thermal energy storage and heat transfer technologies.

Professional Experience

Dr. Jing Li is an Associate Professor at the School of Energy and Power Engineering, Chongqing University. She earned her Ph.D. in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics from the University of Science and Technology Beijing in 2015. With extensive experience in thermal energy research, she has been actively involved in multiple national and provincial research projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. As a principal investigator and key research personnel, she has contributed to advancements in heat transfer, phase change energy storage, and nanoscale thermophysics. Dr. Li has also collaborated with industrial and academic institutions on energy-efficient technologies, furthering the applications of her research in practical engineering fields. Her dedication to innovative heat transfer solutions and her leadership in research projects have established her as a respected expert in energy and thermal physics.

Research Interest

Dr. Jing Li’s research primarily focuses on micro- and nanoscale heat transfer, phase change heat storage, and energy cascade utilization. Her work explores advanced heat storage materials, thermophysical properties, and near-field radiation effects, contributing to the development of high-efficiency thermal management systems. She has extensively studied multiphase flow heat transfer and the application of nanomaterials in enhancing thermal conductivity. Her recent research includes molecular dynamics simulations of composite phase change materials, graphene-enhanced thermal properties, and experimental studies of thermal diodes. Through her interdisciplinary approach, she bridges fundamental physics with practical applications in industrial waste heat recovery, electronics cooling, and renewable energy systems. Dr. Li’s contributions to energy-efficient materials and next-generation thermal management technologies provide valuable insights for sustainable energy solutions, making her research highly relevant to modern engineering and environmental challenges.

Award and Honor

Dr. Jing Li has received multiple awards and honors in recognition of her contributions to energy research and heat transfer studies. She has been awarded research grants from prestigious institutions such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. Her work on phase change materials and nanoscale heat transfer has been recognized in leading scientific journals, where she has published over 50 research papers, many indexed in SCI and EI. Additionally, she has been acknowledged for her outstanding research contributions through provincial and national talent programs, including the Chongqing Talent Plan. Dr. Li’s expertise in thermal energy storage has earned her invitations to international conferences as a keynote speaker and panelist. Her achievements not only highlight her excellence in academic research but also emphasize her impact on advancing energy-efficient technologies for industrial and environmental applications.

Conclusion

Dr. Jing Li is a highly accomplished researcher in the field of thermal energy storage and heat transfer. With a strong academic background, extensive research experience, and numerous high-impact publications, she has made significant contributions to advancing energy-efficient materials and thermal management systems. Her work on phase change materials, nanoscale heat transfer, and molecular dynamics simulations has provided valuable insights into next-generation energy technologies. Through leadership in research projects and active collaboration with industry, she continues to bridge the gap between fundamental science and practical applications. Her recognition through national and provincial awards further underscores her influence in the field. Dr. Li’s dedication to innovation, sustainability, and scientific excellence makes her a distinguished researcher and a valuable asset to the academic and engineering communities. Her work will continue to play a crucial role in addressing global energy challenges and developing advanced thermal management solutions.

Publications Top Noted

  • Title: Molecular dynamics simulation of thermal properties in composite phase change materials based on functionalized graphene and polyethylene glycol
    Authors: Yu Mao, Jing Li*, Xu Yang, Keai Tao, Kuan Sun, Shanshan Chen, Yujie Zheng
    Year: 2024
    Citation: Journal of Energy Storage, 94:112104

  • Title: Molecular dynamics simulation of thermal properties of modified graphene/n-octadecane composite phase change material
    Authors: Li J*, Mao Y, Yang X, et al.
    Year: 2024
    Citation: Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2749(1):012008

  • Title: A polyurethane solid-solid composite phase change material based on modified graphene oxide for efficient thermal management
    Authors: Yang X, Liao Y N, Li J*, et al.
    Year: 2024
    Citation: Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2749(1):012007

  • Title: Experimental study of single-phase change material thermal diode based on calcium chloride hexahydrate
    Authors: Yang Xu, Li Jing, Mao Yu, Tao Ke-Ai, Sun Kuan, Chen Shan-Shan, Zhou Yong-Li, Zheng Yu-Jie
    Year: 2024
    Citation: Acta Phys. Sin., 73(5): 058301

  • Title: Near-field radiative heat transfer between successive nanowires and its effects on thermal conductivity of mesoporous composites
    Authors: Jing Li*, Yanhui Feng, Xinxin Zhang, Xinming Zhang
    Year: 2016
    Citation: Applied Thermal Engineering, 93: 978-987

  • Title: Shape-stable phase change composites based on carbonized waste pomelo peel for low-grade thermal energy storage
    Authors: Shaowei Li, Jing Li*, Yang Geng, Yanning Liao, Shanshan Chen, Kuan Sun, Meng Li
    Year: 2022
    Citation: Journal of Energy Storage, 47: 103556/1-103556/10

  • Title: Theoretical and experimental research of thermal conductivity of silver (Ag) nanowires in mesoporous substrate
    Authors: Jing Li*, Yanhui Feng, Xinxin Zhang, Ge Wang
    Year: 2018
    Citation: International Journal of Heat & Mass Transfer, 121: 547-554

  • Title: Super-elastic and shape-stable solid-solid phase change materials for thermal management of electronics
    Authors: Yanning Liao, Jing Li*, Shaowei Li, Xu Yang
    Year: 2022
    Citation: Journal of Energy Storage, 52: 104751-104751

  • Title: Dual-functional polyethylene glycol/graphene aerogel phase change composites with ultrahigh loading for thermal energy storage
    Authors: Shaowei Li, Jing Li*, Yanning Liao, Shanshan Chen, Yujie Zheng, Meng Li, Kuan Sun
    Year: 2022
    Citation: Journal of Energy Storage, 54: 105337-105337

  • Title: Interfacial thermal resistance in mesoporous composites and its thermal conductivity
    Authors: Jing Li*, Yanhui Feng, Xinxin Zhang, Ge Wang
    Year: 2016
    Citation: CIESC Journal, 67(S1): 166-173

  • Title: Preparation and thermophysical properties of graphene nanoplatelets-octadecane phase change composite materials
    Authors: Cai Di, Jing Li*, Jiao Nai Xun
    Year: 2019
    Citation: Acta Physica Sinica, 68(10): 100502/1-100502/9

  • Title: Near-field Radiative Heat Transfer across a Pore and Its Effects on Thermal Conductivity of Mesoporous Silica
    Authors: Jing Li, Yanhui Feng*, Xinxin Zhang, Congliang Huang, Ge Wang
    Year: 2015
    Citation: Physica B, 456(1):237-243

  • Title: Study of Near-field Radiative Heat Transfer in Mesoporous Alumina
    Authors: Jing Li, Yanhui Feng*, Xinin Zhang, Congliang Huang, Ge Wang
    Year: 2015
    Citation: Chinese Physics B, 24(1): 14401-014401

  • Title: Near-field radiation across a spherical pore in mesoporous silica
    Authors: Jing Li, Yanhui Feng*, Xinxin Zhang, Congliang Huang, Mu Yang
    Year: 2015
    Citation: Chinese Journal of Engineering, 37(8): 1063-1068

  • Title: Thermal conductivities of metallic nanowires with considering surface and grain boundary scattering
    Authors: Jing Li, Feng Yan-Hui*, Zhang Xin-Xin et al.
    Year: 2013
    Citation: Acta Phys. Sin, 62(18): 186501

  • Title: Numerical simulation of the flow and heat-transfer characteristics of an aligned external three-dimensional rectangular-finned tube bank
    Authors: Juwu Xu, Jing Li*, Yudong Ding, Qian Fu, Min Cheng, Qiang Liao
    Year: 2018
    Citation: Applied Thermal Engineering, 145:110-122

 

Yutaka Moritomo | Energy Material Science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yutaka Moritomo | Energy Material Science | Best Researcher Award

Professor, University of Tsukuba, Japan

Yutaka Moritomo is a distinguished Professor at the Faculty of Pure and Applied Science, University of Tsukuba, known for his pioneering research in thermoelectric conversion devices and battery technology. With a career spanning over three decades, his work focuses on enhancing the efficiency and performance of electrochemical systems.

Profile

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Strengths

  1. Depth and Breadth of Research: Yutaka Moritomo’s research spans various aspects of physical science, particularly in the fields of materials science, electrochemistry, and energy storage. His work on thermoelectric devices, battery technologies, and organic electronics showcases a deep understanding and significant contribution to these fields.
  2. High-Impact Publications: Moritomo has a strong publication record with numerous papers in high-impact journals such as Nature Materials, J. Phys. Soc. Jpn., and Energy Technology. This indicates a high level of recognition and respect within the scientific community.
  3. Innovative Contributions: His research on liquid thermoelectric devices, concentration-dependent resistance components, and thermorechargeable batteries demonstrates innovation and an ability to address cutting-edge topics. His work on improving battery performance and understanding redox potential in various materials is noteworthy.
  4. Collaborative Efforts: Moritomo has co-authored numerous papers with various researchers, showing his ability to work effectively in collaborative environments. This is crucial for advancing complex scientific research and developing new technologies.
  5. Consistency and Continuity: His consistent publication output and engagement in diverse but related research areas over the years reflect a sustained commitment to scientific inquiry and advancement.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Research Diversity: While Moritomo’s focus on electrochemistry and thermoelectric devices is impressive, diversifying into other emerging fields or interdisciplinary research could broaden his impact and address a wider range of scientific questions.
  2. Impact and Application: Although his research is technically sound, more emphasis could be placed on the practical applications and commercialization of his findings. Translating scientific discoveries into real-world solutions could enhance the societal impact of his work.
  3. Interdisciplinary Integration: Increasing integration with other scientific disciplines, such as integrating his work with developments in computational modeling or advanced materials science, could lead to new insights and applications.
  4. Public Engagement: Greater efforts in public science communication and outreach could help bridge the gap between scientific research and public understanding. This might involve writing more accessible articles or participating in science education initiatives.

Education

Dr. Moritomo earned his PhD in Physics from the University of Tokyo in 1992, where he laid the foundation for his future research in thermoelectric and battery technologies. 🎓

Experience

After completing his PhD, he worked as a JSPS Research Fellow and then held a Postdoctoral position at JRCAT. From 1996 to 2005, he was an Associate Professor at Nagoya University before joining the University of Tsukuba as a Professor in 2005. 🏛️

Research Interests

His research delves into liquid thermoelectric conversion devices, battery performance optimization, and the thermal conductivity of solutions. He aims to advance energy storage and conversion technologies through innovative electrochemical solutions. ⚛️

Awards

Dr. Moritomo has been recognized for his contributions to physics and energy science, though specific awards are not listed. 🏅

Publications Top Notes

T. Aiba and Y. Moritomo, Coated electrode for liquid thermoelectric conversion devices to enhance Fe2+/Fe3+ redox kinetics, Sustain. Energy & Fuel, 2024.

D. Inoue and Y. Moritomo, Concentration dependence of resistance components in solutions containing dissolved Fe2+/Fe3+, RSC Adv., 2024.

K. Nishitani and Y. Moritomo, Thermal conductivity of organic solutions against solute concentration, J. Phys. Soc. Jpn., 2024.

Y. Taniguchi, T. Aiba, T. Kubo, Y. Moritomo, Thermorechargeable Battery composed of mixed electrodes, Future Battery, 2024.

K. Furuuchi, Y. Taniguchi, Y. Bao, H. Niwa, and Y. Moritomo, Battery resistance and its effect on performance of laminate film-type Co-PBA/Ni-PBA tertiary battery, Jpn. J. Appl. Phys., 2024.

Conclusion

Yutaka Moritomo is a highly accomplished researcher with significant contributions to the fields of electrochemistry, materials science, and energy storage. His innovative work and high-impact publications demonstrate a strong case for the “Best Researcher Award.” To further enhance his candidacy, focusing on expanding research diversity, increasing practical applications, and improving public engagement could be beneficial.

CHAFIAA SERIR | Energy | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. CHAFIAA SERIR | Energy | Best Research Article Award

Teacher, University of Bejaia, Faculty of Technology, LTII Bejaia Laboratory, Algeria

Chafiaa Serir is affiliated with the University of Bejaia and possesses a verified email address at univ-bejaia.dz. 📧 As an academic at the University of Bejaia, Chafiaa Serir likely engages in research, teaching, or other scholarly activities related to their field of expertise. Their verified email suggests a professional presence and potential involvement in academic communication and collaboration. For more information or inquiries regarding Chafiaa Serir’s work or academic pursuits, reaching out via the provided email address would be a suitable means of contact.

Experience

From 2010 to June 2017, Chafiaa Serir served as a part-time teacher at Abderrahmane Mira University in Bejaïa, contributing to the academic community through teaching responsibilities. 📚 Since October 2, 2017, they have continued their academic journey as a permanent teacher at Abderrahmane Mira University of Bejaïa, demonstrating a commitment to education and knowledge dissemination. 👩‍🏫 Their transition to a permanent teaching position indicates a deepening engagement with their field and a dedication to nurturing the next generation of scholars. Chafiaa Serir’s tenure reflects their ongoing dedication to academic excellence and student development.

Publications at communications

📚 Chafiaa Serir has made significant contributions to the academic community with a total of 6 articles published in category A and B scientific journals indexed by Thomson Reuters. These articles reflect her expertise and research excellence in her field. Additionally, she has presented her research findings at numerous international conferences, with a total of 20 communications, as well as at 5 national conferences. Through these publications and presentations, Chafiaa Serir has demonstrated her commitment to advancing knowledge and contributing to scholarly discourse in her area of expertise. 🌟

Research

🏭 Since 2011, Chafiaa Serir has been an integral member of the Industrial Technology and Information Laboratory “LTII” (TAMAYOUZ). Her longstanding commitment to the laboratory reflects her dedication to research and innovation in the field of industrial technology and information. As a member of LTII, Chafiaa Serir has actively contributed to various projects, leveraging her expertise to drive advancements in technology and information systems. Through her continued involvement, she has demonstrated a passion for collaborative research and a commitment to excellence in academia and industry. Chafiaa’s contributions have undoubtedly enriched the work of the laboratory and its impact in the field. 🌟

Publications Top Notes

  1. 2015:
    • Title: Control of photovoltaic water pumping system
    • Authors: C Serir, D Rekioua
    • Journal: J Electr Eng
    • Volume: 15
    • Issue: 2
    • Pages: 339-344
  2. 2016:
    • Title: Supervisor control and optimization of multi-sources pumping system with battery storage
    • Authors: C Serir, D Rekioua, N Mezzai, S Bacha
    • Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
    • Volume: 41
    • Issue: 45
    • Pages: 20974-20986
  3. 2019:
    • Title: Optimization of a photovoltaic pumping system by applying fuzzy control type-1 with adaptive gain
    • Authors: S Bensmail, D Rekioua, C Serir
    • Book: Renewable Energy for Smart and Sustainable Cities: Artificial Intelligence …
    • Chapter: 4
    • Title: Control by fuzzy logic with adaptive gain of a photovoltaic pumping system
    • Authors: C Serir, D Rekioua, S Bensmail, K Tadjine, S Taguelmimt
    • Conference: 1st International Conference on Sustainable Renewable Energy Systems …
  4. 2022:
    • Title: Electrification of a load by a hybrid photovoltaic-wind system with battery storage
    • Authors: C Serir, D Rekioua, S Bensmail, A Belkaid, K Tadjine, S Hadji, I Colak
    • Conference: 11th International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and …