Esra Karaman | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Esra Karaman | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

Research Expert | Hacettepe University | Turkey

Dr. Esra Karaman is a researcher and expert at Hacettepe University specializing in environmental engineering, with advanced academic training in ecotoxicology and sustainable process design. Her research primarily investigates the ecotoxicity of environmental pollutants, with a focus on the toxic effects of ionic and nanoparticulate silver through meta-analysis methods. She has made significant contributions in green chemistry, circular economy, and sustainable process optimization, bridging academic research with practical applications. Dr. Karaman has led and contributed to numerous projects on occupational health and safety, behavior-based safety, and digital and green transformation, demonstrating strong leadership in research coordination and capacity-building initiatives. Her scholarly work includes publications in peer-reviewed journals, contributions to authoritative handbooks, and translation of key scientific frameworks, reflecting her commitment to advancing knowledge and accessibility in her field. She has also played a pivotal role in developing tools and training methodologies that strengthen institutional and professional capabilities. With a growing citation record and recognized expertise, Dr. Karaman continues to demonstrate high potential for impactful, innovative research that addresses critical environmental and occupational health challenges globally.

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Djanna Koubodana Houteta | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Djanna Koubodana Houteta | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

Climate System Analysis Group | South Africa

Dr. Djanna Koubodana Houteta is a climate and hydrology researcher and postdoctoral scientist at the Climate System Analysis Group, University of Cape Town, with expertise in hydro-climate data analysis, climate modeling, climate change impacts, extremes, and resilience. His academic training spans hydrology, earth sciences, oceanography, and physics, with specialization in climate change and water resources. He has held research and postdoctoral roles across Africa and Europe, contributing to climate services, urban resilience initiatives, hydrological and climate modeling projects, and development-oriented climate information systems. His research focuses on climate variability, projections, extremes, hydrological processes, climate–health interactions, and adaptation and mitigation strategies, supported by peer-reviewed publications with strong citation impact. He actively integrates gender-responsive and equity-focused approaches and develops research-based solutions for policy and development sectors. His professional standing is reflected through memberships in leading international scientific and policy-oriented organizations in climate, hydrology, atmospheric sciences, impact assessment, and global environmental governance, underscoring his recognition, leadership potential, and sustained contributions to climate science and applied research.

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Suleyman Demi | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Suleyman Demi | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | Algoma University | Canada

Assist. Prof. Dr. Suleyman Demi is an Assistant Professor in the field of social work whose scholarship integrates social justice, health equity, and environmental studies. He holds advanced degrees in social justice education, environmental studies, social science education, environment and health, agricultural administration, and agricultural economics, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary foundation. His professional experience includes academic leadership roles, graduate program development, teaching in health and society–focused programs, postdoctoral research appointments, and extensive service on research, ethics, curriculum, and equity committees. His research centers on social determinants of health, nutritional and food systems research, environmental and social justice, anti-Black racism, health equity, education, and community-based participatory methodologies, with peer-reviewed publications demonstrating growing scholarly impact. He has contributed to institutional research governance through advisory and review committees and serves on the editorial board of an academic journal in family and community medicine. His research excellence has been formally recognized through competitive awards, underscoring his contributions to advancing equity-driven, community-engaged scholarship with strong future potential.

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Vineet Srivastava | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Vineet Srivastava | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

University of Szeged | Hungary

Mr. Vineet Srivastava is a researcher specializing in environmental science with a focus on climate–agriculture interactions, currently serving in an academic research role dedicated to advancing sustainable environmental systems. He holds advanced degrees with specialization in climate change and environmental sciences, supported by rigorous training in analytical methods and sensor-based monitoring. His professional experience includes contributing to national environmental projects aimed at improving resource management and rural sustainability, along with prior research responsibilities in environmental monitoring and water-system improvement initiatives. His research centers on greenhouse-gas estimation, photoacoustic spectroscopy, sustainable agriculture, and environmental modeling, resulting in peer-reviewed publications spanning agricultural emissions, climate-resilient farming, and environmental health frameworks. He has presented his work internationally and engaged in multidisciplinary collaborations that strengthen the scientific understanding of emission dynamics and sustainable land-use practices. His contributions have been recognized through research excellence honors and growing academic impact, accompanied by involvement in scientific dissemination and participation in professional research communities. Through his commitment to innovation, methodological rigor, and sustainability-focused inquiry, he continues to demonstrate strong potential for leadership and impactful advancements in environmental research.

Profiles: Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Srivastava, R., Srivastava, V., & Singh, A. (2023). Multipurpose benefits of an underexplored species purslane (Portulaca oleracea L.): A critical review. Environmental Management, 72(2), 309–320.

2. Mikó, E., Donyina, G. A., Baccouri, W., Tóth, V., Flórián, K., Gyalai, I. M., Yüksel, G., … Srivastava, V. (2025). One health agriculture: Heat stress mitigation dilemma in agriculture. One Health, 100966.

3. Srivastava, V., Mikó, E., Horváth, L., Gombi, C., Szabó, A., & Bozóki, Z. (2025). Unraveling nitrous oxide in free-stall dairy barns: A linear mixed modeling approach to cyclic, spatial, and environmental drivers. Smart Agricultural Technology, 101678.

4. Gombi, C., Szabó, A., Király, C., Srivastava, V., Horváth, L., Mikó, E., & Szabó, G. (2024). Photoacoustic spectroscopy based nitrous oxide measurement for field applications. EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts, 19925.

5. Srivastava, V. (2019). Adaptive soil management practices: Agroforestry technologies. In Sustainable Practices for Natural Resource Management Through Biological Tools (pp. 183–196).

Mr. The nominee’s work advances scientific understanding of agricultural greenhouse-gas emissions and environmental sustainability through innovative analytical and monitoring approaches. By generating evidence-based insights that support climate-resilient agriculture and informed environmental policy, his research contributes to societal well-being and promotes sustainable development at regional and global scales.

Liang Pei | Environmental Science | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Liang Pei | Environmental Science | Editorial Board Member

Director | Chinese Academy of Sciences | China

Professor Pei Liang, a distinguished researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is recognized for his expertise in environmental science, pollution control, separation technology, and chemical engineering. He holds advanced degrees in chemistry and environmental engineering, with academic training that established his foundation in analytical methodologies and sustainable process design. Throughout his career, he has served in key research and leadership roles, guiding interdisciplinary projects on pollutant behavior, advanced separation processes, and innovative control technologies while mentoring emerging scholars and contributing to institutional strategy. His research focuses on developing high-efficiency separation materials, pollution mitigation approaches, and environmentally conscious chemical processes, resulting in a substantial body of publications and highly cited contributions that have advanced both theory and application in his field. He has received numerous recognitions for scientific excellence and professional impact, and he has served in editorial capacities for respected journals as well as in memberships within national and international scientific committees and professional societies. With a strong citation record, a high h-index, and extensive contributions to environmental and chemical sciences, Professor Liang exemplifies scholarly leadership and enduring commitment to advancing solutions for global environmental challenges.

Profiles: Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1. Lu, S., Zhang, X., Wang, J., & Pei, L. (2016). Impacts of different media on constructed wetlands for rural household sewage treatment. Journal of Cleaner Production, 127, 325–330.

2. Jeong, C. H., Postigo, C., Richardson, S. D., Simmons, J. E., Kimura, S. Y., … (2015). Occurrence and comparative toxicity of haloacetaldehyde disinfection byproducts in drinking water. Environmental Science & Technology, 49(23), 13749–13759.

3. Sun, Z., & Liang, P. (2008). Determination of Cr (III) and total chromium in water samples by cloud point extraction and flame atomic absorption spectrometry. Microchimica Acta, 162(1), 121–125.

4. Liang, P., Ding, Q., & Song, F. (2005). Application of multiwalled carbon nanotubes as solid phase extraction sorbent for preconcentration of trace copper in water samples. Journal of Separation Science, 28(17), 2339–2343.

5. Liang, P., Zhao, E., & Li, F. (2009). Dispersive liquid–liquid microextraction preconcentration of palladium in water samples and determination by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry. Talanta, 77(5), 1854–1857.*

Professor Pei Liang’s work advances innovative environmental remediation and pollution control technologies that strengthen sustainable water management and safeguard public health. His research delivers practical solutions for industry and rural communities alike, driving scientific progress in separation science while supporting global efforts toward cleaner, more resilient ecosystems.

Najwa Al-Otaibi | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Najwa Al-Otaibi | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | Taif University | Saudi Arabia

Dr. Najwa Aziz Al-Otaibi is an Assistant Professor at Taif University, specializing in biosciences with a research focus on microbial ecology, aquatic microbiology, and environmental sustainability. She holds advanced degrees in bioscience and biotechnology, with her doctoral research centered on the dynamics of picoplankton communities and their ecological responses to environmental factors. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Al-Otaibi has demonstrated excellence in teaching, mentoring, and leadership through her supervision of graduate students, coordination of microbiology courses, and active participation in academic committees. As a principal investigator, she has led funded projects exploring microbial diversity and biotechnological applications in freshwater and marine systems, contributing valuable insights to environmental microbiology. Her commitment to scientific advancement is reflected in her editorial roles for Marine Environmental Research and Frontiers in Environmental Microbiology, as well as her membership in professional committees dedicated to academic accreditation and student development. Dr. Al-Otaibi has been recognized with multiple honors, including awards for outstanding research presentations and prestigious scholarships and fellowships supporting her postgraduate studies. Her continued dedication to high-impact research, innovative teaching, and community engagement exemplifies academic excellence and positions her as a leading contributor to advancing bioscience research in alignment with national and global sustainability goals.

Profiles: Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Calleja, M. L., Al-Otaibi, N., & Morán, X. A. G. (2019). Dissolved organic carbon contribution to oxygen respiration in the central Red Sea. Scientific Reports, 9(1), 4690.

2. Brewin, R. J. W., Morán, X. A. G., Raitsos, D. E., Gittings, J. A., Calleja, M. L., Viegas, M., & Al-Otaibi, N. (2019). Factors regulating the relationship between total and size-fractionated chlorophyll-a in coastal waters of the Red Sea. Frontiers in Microbiology, 10, 1964.

3. Al-Otaibi, N., Huete-Stauffer, T. M., Calleja, M. L., Irigoien, X., & Morán, X. A. G. (2020). Seasonal variability and vertical distribution of autotrophic and heterotrophic picoplankton in the central Red Sea. PeerJ, 8, e8612.

4. García, F. C., Calleja, M. L., Al-Otaibi, N., Røstad, A., & Morán, X. A. G. (2018). Diel dynamics and coupling of heterotrophic prokaryotes and dissolved organic matter in epipelagic and mesopelagic waters of the central Red Sea. Environmental Microbiology, 20(8), 2990–3000.

5. Morán, X. A. G., García, F. C., Røstad, A., Silva, L., Al-Otaibi, N., Irigoien, X., & others. (2022). Diel dynamics of dissolved organic matter and heterotrophic prokaryotes reveal enhanced growth at the ocean’s mesopelagic fish layer during daytime. Science of the Total Environment, 804, 150098.

Dr. Najwa Aziz Al-Otaibi’s research advances understanding of microbial and ecological processes that sustain aquatic environments, contributing to global efforts in environmental conservation and water sustainability. Her work supports scientific innovation toward healthier ecosystems and aligns with national and international goals for sustainable resource management and climate resilience.

Sakshi Tewari | Environmental Microbiology | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Sakshi Tewari | Environmental Microbiology | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | JC Bose University of Science and Technology | India

Assist. Prof. Dr. Sakshi Tewari is a distinguished researcher in microbiology, with a focus on plant growth-promoting (PGP) microbes and their applications in sustainable agriculture. Her work spans the isolation, screening, and functional characterization of rhizosphere microbes, the development of bioformulations for biopesticides and biofertilizers, and the reclamation of wastelands and arid lands, demonstrating significant potential for enhancing crop productivity and environmental sustainability. Beyond PGP research, she has contributed to diverse areas including biocosmetics, aquatic microbiology, and probiotics, reflecting her interdisciplinary expertise. With 25 publications garnering 872 citations across 747 documents and an h-index of 15, her research outputs have consistently influenced and advanced the field. Dr. Tewari has successfully led major research projects investigating synthetic microbial communities for biotic stress management and enhancing nodulation and growth in key crops, showcasing her leadership in applied microbiology. Her work has earned multiple national and international recognitions, including awards for oral and poster presentations, research innovation, and international travel support, underscoring the global relevance and impact of her scholarship. Her contributions extend beyond research to collaborative scientific initiatives, mentoring, and knowledge dissemination, positioning her as a significant contributor to both academic and practical advancements in microbiology. With demonstrated expertise, innovation, and commitment to sustainable solutions, Dr. Tewari continues to advance the frontiers of microbial research with potential for high-impact contributions to agriculture, environmental management, and biotechnology, reflecting her dedication to addressing global challenges through scientific excellence and interdisciplinary approaches.

Profiles: Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. S. Tewari, V. Pooniya, and S. Sharma, “Next generation bioformulation prepared by amalgamating Bradyrhizobium, cell free culture supernatant, and exopolysaccharides enhances the indigenous rhizospheric rhizobial population, nodulation, and productivity of pigeon pea,” Applied Soil Ecology, vol. 147, 2020, Art. no. 103363.

2. S. Tewari and S. Sharma, “Rhizobial exopolysaccharides as supplement for enhancing nodulation and growth attributes of Cajanus cajan under multi-stress conditions: A study from lab to field,” Soil and Tillage Research, vol. 195, 2020, Art. no. 104545.

3. S. Tewari and S. Sharma, “Rhizobial-metabolite based biocontrol of fusarium wilt in pigeon pea,” Microbial Pathogenesis, vol. 148, 2020, Art. no. 104278.

4. S. Tewari and A. Mishra, “Flooding stress in plants and approaches to overcome,” in Plant Metabolites and Regulation under Environmental Stress, Elsevier, 2018, pp. 379–396.

5. N. K. Arora, E. Khare, S. Singh, and S. Tewari, “Phenetic, genetic diversity and symbiotic compatibility of rhizobial strains nodulating pigeon pea in Northern India,” 3 Biotech, vol. 8, no. 1, 2018, Art. no. 74.

Her research on plant growth-promoting microbes and bioformulations advances sustainable agriculture by enhancing crop productivity and soil health, offering innovative solutions for land reclamation and environmental resilience. This work bridges fundamental microbiology with practical applications, contributing to global food security and ecological sustainability.

Ainur Mussakulkyzy | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ainur Mussakulkyzy | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Senior Researcher | Institute of Geography Of The Republic Of Kazakhstan |Kazakhstan

Dr. Ainur Mussakulkyzy is a highly accomplished researcher in environmental sciences, water resources, hydrometeorology, and ecological protection. With a foundation in hydraulic engineering and advanced specialization in water purification technologies, she has consistently focused her work on safeguarding river basin systems and improving sustainable water management. Her career spans contributions to leading research institutions, where she has advanced climate and water monitoring, developed innovative approaches to environmental protection, and actively supported the scientific community through editorial roles. She has published extensively in national and international journals, demonstrating both depth and breadth in her research impact. Her studies not only contribute to academic knowledge but also offer practical solutions to pressing ecological challenges, particularly in the context of water security and environmental sustainability. Her measurable research impact is reflected in Scopus with 23 citations, 10 indexed documents, and an h-index of 3.

Profile: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. A. Mussakulkyzy, C. Opp, N. Amirgaliev, A. Madibekov, L. Ismukhanova, and A. Zhadi, “Assessment of Anthropogenic Load on the Ile River Ecosystem Considering Regional Peculiarities,” Applied Sciences, vol. 15, no. 16, 2025.

2. A. Mussakulkyzy, C. Opp, N. Amirgaliev, A. Madibekov, L. Ismukhanova, and A. Zhadi, “Transmission of Heavy Metals in River Water and Self-Purification Capacity of Ile River,” Applied Sciences, vol. 15, no. 12, 2025.

3. A. S. Madibekov, L. T. Ismukhanova, A. O. Zhadi, A. Mussakulkyzy, and K. M. Bolatov, “Ranking the Territory of the Almaty Agglomeration According to the Degree of Pollution,” News of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Series of Geology and Technical Sciences, 2023.

4. A. S. Madibekov, L. T. Ismukhanova, A. Mussakulkyzy, R. Kulbekova, and A. Zhadi, “Results of AAS-measurements of atmospheric deposition of copper and lead in the snow cover of Almaty agglomeration,” Pure and Applied Chemistry, 2022.

5. A. V. Babkin, V. I. Babkin, A. S. Madibekov, A. Mussakulkyzy, and A. V. Cherednichenko, “Regularities of monthly variations of the Ili River runoff and its forecasting,” Izvestiya Rossiiskoi Akademii Nauk. Seriya Geograficheskaya, 2020.

Matevz Mihelic | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Matevz Mihelic | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Professor at University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Dr. Matevž Mihelič is an accomplished researcher and assistant professor at the University of Ljubljana, specializing in forest techniques, biomass production, and sustainable forest harvesting. With over 15 years of experience, his work focuses on the economic and environmental aspects of forest operations, contributing to both academic advancement and practical forest management. He has played key roles in numerous national and European research projects, often leading work packages aimed at improving forestry technologies and practices. Dr. Mihelič has been actively involved in academic teaching since 2010 and has contributed to international education through summer schools and collaborative programs. His extensive participation in international conferences highlights his active engagement with the global forestry research community. Known for bridging science and practice, Dr. Mihelič’s research supports the development of innovative, sustainable solutions in forestry. His dedication, leadership, and applied research impact make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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Education

Dr. Matevž Mihelič completed his entire academic training at the University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty. He earned his doctoral degree in Biological and Biotechnical Sciences in 2014 with a dissertation focusing on the economic and environmental aspects of forest harvesting for energy biomass—highlighting his early commitment to sustainable forestry solutions. His academic journey began with a university degree in Forestry (2000–2006), culminating in a graduation thesis on digital tools in forestry advisory services. Before this, he completed his grammar school education at Ledina Grammar School in Ljubljana. Throughout his academic studies, he consistently focused on the intersection of technology, sustainability, and forest resource management. The combination of technical forestry education and a research-driven doctoral program provided Dr. Mihelič with a strong foundation in applied science, forest economics, and environmental responsibility—areas that would go on to shape his professional and research career in the years to follow.

Professional Experience

Dr. Matevž Mihelič has built a progressive and well-rounded professional career centered at the University of Ljubljana. Since 2019, he has served as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Forestry and Renewable Forest Resources, following nearly a decade as a teaching assistant and earlier roles as a researcher and technical worker. His career began in 2006 with the Public Forest Service of Slovenia, where he worked as a district forester and planning apprentice. Over the years, Dr. Mihelič has developed expertise in forest harvesting, biomass utilization, and the design of technological systems, contributing significantly to both academic teaching and applied forestry projects. In addition to his teaching duties, he has led or contributed to several national and EU research initiatives. His career reflects a balanced mix of academic instruction, field-based research, and technical coordination—demonstrating his strong commitment to advancing sustainable forestry practices in Slovenia and beyond.

Research Interest

Dr. Matevž Mihelič’s research interests lie at the intersection of forest engineering, biomass production, and sustainable forest management. He focuses primarily on forest harvesting systems, the economic evaluation of forestry operations, and the efficient utilization of wood biomass. His doctoral work on the economic and environmental aspects of biomass harvesting set the stage for his subsequent research contributions. He has actively participated in and led numerous national and European research projects addressing key challenges in forest operations, contractor evaluation, and the use of innovative technologies for forest stand management. Dr. Mihelič also investigates the sustainability of forest supply chains and seeks to optimize forest operations through the integration of new technologies and data-driven planning. His research is applied in nature, aiming to inform forest policy, improve operational efficiency, and support the transition to a bioeconomy. Through his work, he contributes to the development of environmentally sound and economically viable forestry practices.

Award and Honor

While Dr. Matevž Mihelič’s curriculum vitae does not specifically list formal awards or honors, his professional track record reflects recognition through substantial research funding, leadership in high-impact projects, and regular invitations to speak and participate at international conferences. His involvement in major EU initiatives such as COST Actions and ERA-NET projects demonstrates trust and credibility in the European research community. Additionally, his repeated participation in international symposiums and summer schools showcases acknowledgment of his academic and scientific contributions. The consistent leadership roles in project work packages and his long-standing teaching role at the University of Ljubljana further indicate a high level of institutional and professional respect. Although not formally detailed with titles of awards, Dr. Mihelič’s body of work, collaborations, and influence in the field of forest engineering and biomass utilization suggest that he is a highly regarded expert, whose applied contributions have significantly impacted forestry research and practice in Slovenia and across Europe.

Conclusion

Dr. Matevž Mihelič stands out as a dedicated researcher, educator, and practitioner in the field of forestry and forest engineering. His academic background, combined with a career rooted in applied research and teaching, has equipped him to make lasting contributions to sustainable forestry and biomass utilization. Through leadership in national and European projects, he has addressed critical issues in forest harvesting technologies and forest operations management. His consistent engagement with international academic forums and educational programs underscores his commitment to knowledge dissemination and collaboration. While formal awards are not listed, his sustained impact through research output, teaching excellence, and project leadership positions him as a key figure in his domain. Dr. Mihelič’s career reflects a rare blend of scientific rigor and practical application, making him not only a valuable academic but also a contributor to sustainable forest policy and practice. He is a highly deserving candidate for recognition such as the Best Researcher Award.

Publications Top Notes

  • Title: Techniques and productivity of coppice harvesting operations in Europe: a meta-analysis of available data

    • Authors: R. Spinelli, E. Cacot, M. Mihelič, L. Nestorovski, P. Mederski, E. Tolosana

    • Year: 2016

    • Citations: 61

  • Title: Comparison of electric and petrol chainsaws in terms of efficiency and safety when used in young spruce stands in small-scale private forests

    • Authors: A. Poje, I. Potočnik, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2018

    • Citations: 44

  • Title: Exposure to noise in wood chipping operations under the conditions of agro-forestry

    • Authors: A. Poje, R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2015

    • Citations: 42

  • Title: Production of wood chips from logging residue under space-constrained conditions

    • Authors: M. Mihelič, R. Spinelli, A. Poje

    • Year: 2018

    • Citations: 32

  • Title: Influence of chain filing, tree species and chain type on cross cutting efficiency and health risk

    • Authors: J. Marenče, M. Mihelič, A. Poje

    • Year: 2017

    • Citations: 23

  • Title: Performance of a new industrial chipper for rural contractors

    • Authors: M. Mihelič, R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, A. Poje

    • Year: 2015

    • Citations: 21

  • Title: A low-investment option for the integrated semi-mechanized harvesting of small-scale, short-rotation poplar plantations

    • Authors: R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, C. Lombardini, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2021

    • Citations: 18

  • Title: Analysis of inclusion of wood forwarding into a skidding model

    • Authors: M. Mihelič, J. Krč

    • Year: 2009

    • Citations: 14

  • Title: Influence of chain sharpness, tension adjustment and type of electric chainsaw on energy consumption and cross-cutting time

    • Authors: A. Poje, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2020

    • Citations: 12

  • Title: The effect of feedstock, knife wear and work station on the exposure to noise and vibrations in wood chipping operations

    • Authors: A. Poje, R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2018

    • Citations: 10

  • Title: Intensifying the management of protection forests in the Alps

    • Authors: M. Mihelič, R. Spinelli, A. Poje

    • Year: 2018

    • Citations: 6

  • Title: Coppice products

    • Authors: N. Magagnotti, J. Schweier, R. Spinelli, E. Tolosana, P. Jylhä, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2018

    • Citations: 6

  • Title: Vodila dobrega ravnanja pri strojni sečnji

    • Authors: J. Krč, J. Beguš, J. Primožič, J. Levstek, V. Papler-Lampe, J. Klun, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2014

    • Citations: 5

  • Title: Seventeen years of forest restoration with small-scale technologies: Time and fuel consumption for alternative operations and techniques

    • Authors: N. Magagnotti, M. Mihelič, A. Perazzolo, R. Spinelli

    • Year: 2023

    • Citations: 4

  • Title: Productivity and cost assessment of two harvesting methods for medium-rotation poplar plantations

    • Authors: R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, B. Kovacs, P. Heger, M. Mihelič

    • Year: 2023

    • Citations: 4

Manal Fawzy | Green Technology | Best Review Article Award

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Prof. Manal Fawzy | Green Technology | Best Review Article Award

Prof., Environmental Biotechnology , Environmental Sciences Dept, Faculty Of Science, Alexandria University, Egypt

Prof. Manal Fawzy Ahmed, an Environmental Phyto-technologist, is a founding member of the Environmental Sciences Department at Alexandria University. A distinguished researcher and academic, she leads the Green Technology Group and serves as Chair of the Egyptian National Man & Biosphere Commission to UNESCO. In recognition of her expertise, UNESCO appointed her to the International Advisory Committee for the Man and Biosphere Program (2023–2026). Prof. Fawzy has received numerous accolades, including the UNESCO Young Scientist Award (1991) and Sultan Qaboos Prize for Environmental Preservation (1997). Her pioneering work spans biodiversity conservation, restoration of degraded ecosystems, and nanotechnology-based water treatment. A prolific scholar, she has published 73 Scopus-indexed articles, a book, and nine book chapters while mentoring students and engaging with global scientific communities.

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Education 

Prof. Manal Fawzy Ahmed obtained her PhD in Plant Flora and Taxonomy from Alexandria University in collaboration with the Biosystematics Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada, in 1991. Her academic journey laid a robust foundation in plant sciences and environmental studies. During her doctoral research, she developed a comprehensive understanding of biodiversity and plant taxonomy, contributing significantly to these fields. Over the years, Prof. Fawzy expanded her expertise, embracing interdisciplinary approaches to address pressing environmental challenges. Through continuous professional development, including participation in 40 workshops and 42 national and international conferences, she honed her skills in environmental impact assessment, biodiversity monitoring, and phytoremediation techniques. This rich educational and professional background underpins her innovative research and leadership in environmental sciences.

Research Focus 

Prof. Manal Fawzy’s research emphasizes using indigenous plant species to remediate polluted environments and synthesize nanomaterials for wastewater treatment. She explores green biotechnology, focusing on the phytofabrication of nanocomposites with environmental and biomedical applications. Her groundbreaking work includes developing biochar, graphene, and metal-based nanomaterials for pollution control, as well as addressing environmental challenges like heavy metal contamination and antibiotic pollution. Prof. Fawzy also leads projects on biodiversity conservation and ecosystem restoration, applying sustainable and nature-based solutions. A passionate advocate of sustainable development, her research integrates advanced technologies with ecological principles to tackle global environmental issues effectively.

Publications 

 🌱 Sustainable synthesis of a novel hydrothermally carbonized AuNPs-hydrochar nanocomposite

🌍 From Waste to Worth: Upcycling Plastic into High-Value Carbon-Based Nanomaterials
🧪 Sustainable fabrication of dimorphic plant-derived ZnO nanoparticles
💧 Retention and recycling of granules in continuous flow-through systems
🌿 Antioxidant, anticancer, and photocatalytic potentials of gold nanoparticles
📘 Artificial Intelligence and Modeling for Water Sustainability
📚 Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Water Management and Treatment
🌀 Efficient Removal of Phosphate by Phyto-Graphene Composite
🌊 Green synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles using Sea Lavender
🧬 Synergetic effect of green synthesized reduced graphene oxide
🌟 Phytofabrication of bimetallic silver-copper/biochar nanocomposite
🔬 Green synthesis of bimetallic Ag/ZnO@Biochar nanocomposite
⚛️ Novel Biogenic Synthesis of Ag@Biochar Nanocomposite
☢️ Facile Synthesis of Gold Nanoparticles for Anticancer and Environmental Applications
🧪 Optimization of mild steel corrosion inhibition by plant extracts
💡 Catalytic and Medical Potential of Phyto-Functionalized Nanocomposites
🌱 Green Synthesis of Nano-Zero-Valent Iron Using Plant Extracts
🦠 COVID-19 transmission, persistence, and nanotherapy
🌿 Comparative study of Phragmites australis extracts for gold nanoparticle synthesis
🌍 Techno-economic and environmental approaches of Cd²⁺ adsorption by olive leaves