Seohee Yang | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Seohee Yang | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral Researcher, Myongji university, South Korea

Seohee H. Yang is a dedicated Postdoctoral Researcher at the East Asia Future Environment Institute, specializing in atmospheric chemistry and climate modeling. Her research focuses on improving aerosol optical properties and climate impact assessments, with significant contributions to understanding the effects of organic aerosols on regional climate patterns. 🏆

Publication Profile

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Strengths for the Award

  1. Innovative Research Focus: Seohee H. Yang’s work on developing a brown carbon scheme for the Atmospheric Chemistry-Climate Integrated Model (ACCM) is highly innovative and relevant. This work addresses critical gaps in understanding aerosol optical properties and their impact on climate, which is vital for improving climate models.
  2. Strong Academic Background: With a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering and Energy, Yang has a solid educational foundation. Her dissertation on the climate effect of light absorption by organic aerosols demonstrates deep expertise in atmospheric chemistry and climate modeling.
  3. Notable Achievements: Yang has received multiple awards, including the Outstanding Paper Presentation Award and recognition at the European Geosciences Union (EGU). These accolades reflect the high quality and impact of her research.
  4. Relevant Publications: Yang has published impactful research in reputable journals like Atmosphere and Atmospheric Environment. Her work is both current and significant in the field of atmospheric science.
  5. Diverse Research Experience: Her involvement in various projects, including climate and air quality modeling, shows a breadth of experience and application of her research in different contexts.
  6. Advanced Technical Skills: Proficiency in programming languages such as IDL, Fortran, and Python enhances her research capabilities, particularly in data processing and modeling.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Publication Diversity: While Yang has published in reputable journals, increasing the number of publications in high-impact journals and expanding into interdisciplinary journals could further enhance her research visibility.
  2. Collaborative Efforts: Although her individual contributions are significant, increasing collaboration with other researchers or institutions could provide new perspectives and strengthen her research outcomes.
  3. Broader Impact: To further strengthen her candidacy, Yang could emphasize the practical applications of her research in policy-making or real-world environmental strategies.
  4. Outreach and Communication: Increasing efforts in communicating research findings to broader audiences through popular science articles or public talks could enhance the impact of her work beyond the academic community.

 

Education

Seohee earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering and Energy from Myongji University, South Korea, in February 2024, under the supervision of Minjoong J. Kim. Her dissertation investigated the climate effects of light absorption by organic aerosols over East Asia. She completed her B.S. in Environmental Engineering and Energy from the same institution in 2017, with additional language studies at East China Normal University. 🎓

Experience

Since March 2024, Seohee has been working as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the East Asia Future Environment Institute, focusing on aerosol-climate interactions and advanced modeling techniques. Her previous experience includes various research projects on air quality and climate modeling, where she developed detailed air quality models and studied the impacts of brown carbon. 🌍

Research Focus

Seohee’s research revolves around developing a brown carbon scheme for atmospheric models, investigating nonlinear climate changes due to aerosol properties, and enhancing predictive capabilities for air quality changes using machine learning. Her work includes studying aerosol direct radiative forcing and exploring the interactions between aerosols and the climate system. 🔬

Awards and Honors

Seohee has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to atmospheric science, receiving the Outstanding Paper Presentation Award at the Korean Meteorological Society fall conference in 2021. She was also among the top 20% at the Oral Outstanding Student and PhD Candidate Presentation (OSPP) Award contest at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) 2022 and won the Outstanding Research Award at Myongji University Graduate School in February 2024. 🏅

Publication Top Notes

Yang, S.H.; Jeong, J.I.; Park, R.J.; Kim, M.J. Impact of Meteorological Changes on Particulate Matter and Aerosol Optical Depth in Seoul during the Months of June over Recent Decades. Atmosphere 2020, 11, 1282. DOI: 10.3390/atmos11121282

Yang, S.H.; Park, R.J.; Lee, S.; Jo, D.S.; Kim, M.J. Impact of changes in refractive indices of secondary organic aerosols on precipitation over China during 1980–2019. Atmospheric Environment 2023, 299, 119644. DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2023.119644

Yang, S.H.; Park, R.J.; Lee, S.; Jo, D.S.; Kim, M.J. Evaluation of Optical properties of Integrated Climate–Atmospheric Chemistry Model through Brown Carbon simulation in East Asia. (In preparation for Geoscientific Model Development (GMD) journal)

Yang, S.H.; Park, R.J.; Lee, S.; Jo, D.S.; Kim, M.J. Long-term Impacts of Direct Radiative Effects of Brown Carbon on Climate Change in East Asia. (In preparation)

Conclusion

Seohee H. Yang is a strong candidate for the “Best Research Award” due to her innovative research, solid academic background, notable achievements, and relevant technical skills. Her work on brown carbon and its effects on climate change is both timely and impactful. Addressing areas such as publication diversity and broader impact could further bolster her profile. Overall, her contributions to atmospheric chemistry and climate modeling make her a deserving candidate for the award.

 

Joseph Arhavbarien | Green Operations | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Joseph Arhavbarien | Green Operations | Best Researcher Award

Director / Researcher, Rockedge Ventures (UK) Ltd, United Kingdom

Dr. Joseph Arhavbarien is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in industry operations and academia. He earned his Ph.D. in Business with a focus on green processes, sustainable operations, and supply chain management from the University of Bedfordshire. Joseph is passionate about transitioning to academia to leverage his three decades of industrial experience and contribute to research and teaching. His research involves quantitative techniques, primarily using tools like Qualtrics and SPSS/AMOS for data analysis.

Education: 🎓

Dr. Joseph Arhavbarien’s educational journey is marked by notable achievements. He recently completed his Ph.D. in Business and Management at the University of Bedfordshire Business School (2020-2023). He also holds an MBA in International Business from the University of East London (2012-2015) and a B.Sc. (Hons) in Microbiology from the University of Lagos, Nigeria (1985-1989). In 2023, he earned a Certificate in Agile Project Management from the University of Oxford.

Experience: 💼

Joseph has held significant positions in various organizations, blending academic insight with practical expertise. He currently serves as a Duty Manager at Tesco Supermarket Limited (2024-present) and previously worked as a Department Manager at Morrisons Supermarket Limited (2023-2024) and Operations Manager at Gosh! Food Ltd (2022). His extensive experience includes roles at Flamingo Horticulture, FedEx UK, Rockedge Ventures UK Limited, Bread Roll Company, and Aryzta Bakeries, among others. His career is distinguished by achievements in process optimization, cost reduction, and team leadership.

Research Interests: 🔬

Joseph’s research interests are centered on green value internalization (GVI), sustainable operations, and responsible management. He aims to develop green criteria for stakeholder engagement, explore circular economy and reverse logistics, and support ESG practices. His work focuses on eco-design concepts, cost management, waste reduction, and lean techniques to enhance industrial efficiency and sustainability.

Awards and Honors: 🏆

Joseph’s contributions have been recognized through various awards and honors. He was provisionally selected for the “Best Researcher Award for the World Top Scientists Awards.” Additionally, he guided an M.Sc. student to win the 2023 Logistics Research Network CILT (UK)’s MSc Dissertation of the Year award. These accolades underscore his ability to inspire and support students and his impact on both academic and industry practices.

Publications Top Notes

  1. An investigation of antecedents and consequences of green value internalisation among sampled UK enterprises Journal of Environmental Management, 2024
    • Explores the factors influencing green value internalisation in UK firms and its impact on supply chain collaboration.
  2. An examination of antecedents of green value internalisation for firm-level supply chain collaboration BAM 2022 Conference
    • Discusses the firm-level drivers of green value integration within supply chains.
  3. Green supply chain management: an investigation of firm-level antecedents of green value internalisation EurOMA 2022 Conference
    • Investigates the role of green value internalisation in enhancing supply chain sustainability.
  4. An investigation of firm-level antecedents of green value internalisation for Upstream-Downstream supply chain interactions POMS 2022 Conference
    • Examines how green value internalisation affects interactions within the supply chain.

 

Yongliang Zhang | Electronics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Yongliang Zhang | Electronics | Best Researcher Award

Professor, Inner Mongolia University, China

Zhang Yongliang is a distinguished professor at the School of Electronic Information Engineering, Inner Mongolia University. Born in October 1985 in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, he is a member of the Communist Party of China. Professor Zhang has made significant contributions to the fields of electronic information and electromagnetic research, holding a vital role in mentoring graduate students and leading pioneering research projects.

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🎓 Education

Zhang Yongliang completed his Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Information Engineering at Xidian University in 2009. He continued his education at the same university, earning a Ph.D. in Electronic Science and Technology with a specialization in Electromagnetic Field and Microwave Technology in 2014 under the supervision of Professor Liang Changhong.

💼 Experience

Professor Zhang began his academic career as a lecturer at Inner Mongolia University in 2014. He was promoted to Associate Professor in 2017 and achieved full Professorship in 2020. Additionally, he served as a visiting researcher at Tohoku University, Japan, in 2020, expanding his international experience and collaborative research endeavors.

🔬 Research Interests

Professor Zhang’s research interests are diverse and cutting-edge. They include:

  1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications in control engineering and pattern recognition.
  2. Electromagnetic fields, microwave, and millimeter-wave research integrating AI for enhanced performance.
  3. Communication RF front-end device optimization, including filters and antennas.
  4. Integrated circuit and microelectronic device research.
  5. Computational electromagnetics.
  6. Intelligent automotive electronics and vehicle communication systems.

📖 Publications Top Notes

Professor Zhang has an extensive list of publications, with notable recent works including:

  1. 2023:
    • Zhang, Yongliang et al., “A Coupling Matrix Synthesis Design for Filtering Antenna With Good Out-of-Band Suppression,” IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters. Link
    • Zhang, Yongliang et al., “Compact wideband filtering Balun Based on SISL Technology,” International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies. Link
    • Li, Kunlai et al., “A novel algorithm of the perfectly matched layer based on the Runge–Kutta method of order 2 accuracy,” Microwave and Optical Technology Letters. Link
  2. 2022:
    • Zhang, Yongliang et al., “A 3 dB SISL coupler design by multi-objective evolutionary algorithm based on decomposition,” International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer-Aided Engineering. Link
    • Zhang, Yongliang et al., “A single cavity wideband passband filter with a notched band,” International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer-Aided Engineering. Link
    • Zhang, Xianfang et al., “A novel MS to SL vialess vertical transition for high-performance substrate integrated filter,” International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer-Aided Engineering. Link

Vahid Aghadadashi | system-pollution Award | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. Vahid Aghadadashi | system-pollution Award | Best Research Article Award

Researcher at Iranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences, Iran

Dr. Vahid Aghadadashi is a prominent researcher at the Iranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Science, specializing in Marine & Oceanic Pollution and Evo-pollutant studies. With an h-index of 8 and over 197 citations, he has significantly contributed to the understanding of environmental pollutants in the Persian Gulf. His research focuses on heavy metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and other contaminants in marine sediments.

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Education 📚

Dr. Aghadadashi holds a Ph.D. in Marine & Oceanic Pollution from Iranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences. His academic journey has equipped him with a deep understanding of analytical chemistry and environmental geochemistry, vital for his groundbreaking research in marine pollution.

Experience 🌐

With a distinguished career at the Iranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Science, Dr. Aghadadashi has led and collaborated on various research projects. His experience also extends to the University of Tehran and Tarbiat Modares University, focusing on environmental geochemistry and marine pollution studies.

Research Interests 🔍

Dr. Aghadadashi’s research interests encompass the spatial distribution, toxicity, and environmental impact of pollutants in marine ecosystems. He is particularly interested in heavy metals, PAHs, and their effects on marine sediments and aquatic life, using GIS and geostatistics to study their spatial structures and potential eco-risks.

Awards 🏆

Dr. Aghadadashi has received numerous accolades for his outstanding contributions to marine pollution research. His dedication and innovative approach have earned him recognition both nationally and internationally.

Publications Top Notes

“Spatial distribution and vertical profile of heavy metals in marine sediments around Iran’s special economic energy zone; Arsenic as an enriched contaminant” – 2019, 41 citations 📖

“Origin, distribution and toxicological potential of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in surface sediments from the Bushehr coast, The Persian Gulf” – 2015, 38 citations 📖

“Source, spatial distribution, and toxicity potential of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in sediments from Iran’s environmentally hot zones, the Persian Gulf” – 2019, 33 citations 📖 

 

 

 

Garikai Marangwanda | Combustion Engineering Award | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Garikai Marangwanda | Combustion Engineering Award | Best Researcher Award

PhD student, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Mr. Garikai Marangwanda, a PhD student at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, has been recognized with the prestigious Combustion Engineering Award 🏆 for his outstanding research contributions. His dedication and innovation in the field have earned him the title of Best Researcher, reflecting his commitment to advancing combustion engineering. Marangwanda’s work exemplifies excellence, demonstrating a profound understanding of the complexities within the discipline and a passion for pushing boundaries. His achievements serve as inspiration to aspiring researchers and underscore the significance of his contributions to the scientific community.

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Experience

Mr. Garikai Marangwanda, a dedicated lecturer at Chinhoyi University of Technology in Zimbabwe 🎓 since February 2015, has exemplified excellence in his role. With expertise spanning various courses including Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, and Combustion Technology, he has consistently delivered exceptional education. Currently supervising three BEng projects focusing on innovative areas such as biogas digester optimization and solar-assisted pyrolysis, Marangwanda demonstrates a commitment to advancing sustainable solutions. His leadership extends beyond the classroom, coordinating multiple committees within the university system and actively contributing to grant-funded projects. Through his invaluable contributions and achievements, Marangwanda enriches both academia and the broader community.

Qualification

Mr. Garikai Marangwanda, an industrious PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Johannesburg (February 2019 to February 2024), has focused his research on optimizing Hwange Bituminous Coal and Pinus Sawdust co-combustion using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis. 🎓 His endeavor seeks to enhance energy efficiency and reduce waste by refining the co-combustion process within existing boilers. Preceding his PhD pursuits, Marangwanda attained his MSc in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Science and Technology of Oran in Algeria. 🌍 His academic odyssey has honed a diverse skill set, poised to drive impactful innovations in engineering.

Awards

Mr. Garikai Marangwanda, an esteemed scholar, has amassed a string of academic honors and scholarships throughout his educational odyssey. His journey began with a standout performance as the overall best A’ Level student at Moleli High School in 2007. Notably, in 2008, he secured the prestigious Government of Algeria-Zimbabwe scholarship, fueling his pursuit of both BSc and MSc degrees in Mechanical Engineering. Marangwanda’s commitment to excellence shone brightly, earning him the title of overall best student in his BSc program in 2012 and again in his MSc studies in 2014. Most recently, in 2019, he was granted a Staff Development Fellowship to pursue his PhD in Mechanical Engineering, cementing his dedication to scholarly endeavors. 🏅

Publications (Top Notes )

Combustion models for biomass: A review (2020) – Citations: 25 Link – H-index: 5 📚

Performance of multi-walled CNTs suspended with hydrocarbon refrigerant (R600a) and lubricating oil in vapour compression refrigeration system (2022) – Citations: 11 Link – H-index: 5 🔧

Combustion characterisation of bituminous coal and pinus sawdust blends by use of thermo-gravimetric analysis (2021) – Citations: 11 Link – H-index: 5 🔥

Coal combustion models: An overview (2019) – Citations: 10 Link – H-index: 5 🏭

Modelling co-combustion of bituminous coal and pine sawdust: thermal behaviour (2021) – Citations: 6 Link – H-index: 5 💡

Investigation of household refrigerator system with varied capillary tube length (2019) – Citations: 5 Link – H-index: 5 ❄️

Determination of Cocombustion Kinetic Parameters for Bituminous Coal and Pinus Sawdust Blends (2022) – Citations: 2 Link – H-index: 5 📊