Yael Peled | Heart Transplantation Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yael Peled | Heart Transplantation Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Yael Peled, Sheba Medical Center and Tel Aviv University, Sheba Medical Center and Tel Aviv University

šŸ‘©ā€āš•ļø Dr. Yael Peled is a distinguished cardiologist and professor at Tel Aviv University, Israel, renowned for her expertise in heart transplantation and heart failure management. With extensive training and certifications from prestigious institutions worldwide, including Sheba Medical Center and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, she has excelled in both academia and clinical practice. Dr. Peled’s leadership roles at Sheba Medical Center, along with her contributions to international organizations like the International Society of Heart and Lung Transplantation, highlight her commitment to advancing cardiac care. As a respected educator, researcher, and advocate, she continues to make significant strides in the field of cardiology.

 

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Education

 

šŸŽ“ Dr. Yael Peled embarked on her academic journey at Tel Aviv University, Israel, where she demonstrated exceptional talent and commitment as an undergraduate student in the Faculty of Life Sciences. Graduating with a B.Sc. degree in Biology with summa cum laude honors in 1996, she earned recognition through the Deans’ excellence scholarship. Dr. Peled’s academic pursuits continued at the esteemed Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, where she immersed herself in medical studies from 1996 to 2001. Her dedication culminated in the attainment of her M.D. degree in 2001, marking a significant milestone in her journey toward becoming a highly skilled medical professional. šŸ©ŗ

 

Research Focus

šŸ”¬ Dr. Yael Peled’s research primarily focuses on immunological responses and vaccination strategies in heart transplant recipients, particularly concerning SARS-CoV-2 variants. Through her extensive contributions to journals like The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation and Clinical Transplantation, she explores the efficacy of different vaccine formulations, the dynamics of immune response over time, and the implications of donor-recipient characteristics on transplantation outcomes. Dr. Peled’s dedication to understanding these intricacies aims to enhance clinical practices and optimize patient care in the context of heart transplantation and infectious diseases, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. šŸ©ŗ

 

Publication Top Notes

Sixth monovalent XBB.1.5 vaccine elicits robust immune response against emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants in heart transplant recipients

BNT162b2ā€vaccineā€induced neutralization responses are immune correlates of clinical protection against SARSā€CoVā€2 in heart transplant recipients

Neutralization of SARSā€CoVā€2 variants elicited by the combination of vaccination and natural infection in heart transplant recipients

Two negatives make a positive: Maximizing heart procurement in adult congenital heart disease

Fifth bivalent omicron BA.4/BA.5 vaccination neutralization of SARS-CoV-2 in heart transplant recipients

Kinetics of cellular and humoral responses to third BNT162B2 COVID-19 vaccine over six months in heart transplant recipients – Implications for the omicron variant: Correspondence

Kinetics of cellular and humoral responses to third BNT162B2 COVID-19 vaccine over six months in heart transplant recipients ā€“ implications for the omicron variant

 

Relwende Sawadogo | Economie Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo | Economie Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo, UniversitƩ Joseph ki-ZERBO, Burkina Faso

Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo is an accomplished scholar and educator in the field of economics, specializing in development economics and financial inclusion. With a background spanning prestigious institutions like UniversitĆ© dā€™Auvergne and University of Ouagadougou, Sawadogo has contributed extensively to academic literature, publishing numerous articles in esteemed journals. Their research focuses on diverse topics including financial development, income inequality, and the impact of natural resources on economic growth. As an educator, Sawadogo has taught a wide array of courses, demonstrating a passion for knowledge dissemination. šŸ“ššŸŒ #Economics #Development #Education

 

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Education

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo has carved a distinguished path in the realm of economics šŸ“š. Their educational journey began at the University of Ouagadougou, where they obtained a DEUG II in Economics and Management with honors. Subsequently, they pursued higher studies, earning a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in Macroecnomics and Development Management from the same institution, both with commendable distinctions. Their academic odyssey culminated in a Doctorate in Development Economics from the University of Auvergne, France, cementing their expertise in the field. In 2013-2016, Sawadogo furthered their credentials with an AgrĆ©gation in Economics from CAMES, marking a pinnacle of academic achievement.

Professional Experience

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo’s professional journey reflects a diverse array of roles and responsibilities šŸŒŸ. From meticulously evaluating the strategic plans of institutions like the University of Ouagadougou to presiding over regulatory councils such as the ARCEP-Burkina, Sawadogo has showcased leadership and analytical prowess. Their contributions extend to academia, where they have not only taught a spectrum of economics courses at prestigious universities but also engaged in research and publication activities. Additionally, their involvement in crafting performance contracts and strategic plans underscores a commitment to enhancing organizational effectiveness and efficiency. Sawadogo’s multifaceted career embodies a dedication to academia, research, and institutional advancement. šŸ“ŠšŸŽ“

 

Research Focus

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo’s research primarily focuses on economic development in sub-Saharan Africa šŸŒ. Through a series of scholarly articles published in reputable journals, Sawadogo delves into various aspects of development economics, including financial inclusion, income inequality, and the impact of natural resource rents. Their investigations span the realms of banking, insurance, investment, and public policy, offering valuable insights into the dynamics shaping economic growth and stability in the region. With a keen emphasis on empirical analysis and theoretical frameworks, Sawadogo’s research contributes significantly to understanding the complexities of economic development and informs policymakers and scholars alike. šŸ“ŠšŸ”

 

Publication Top Notes
  1. “Do natural resources rents reduce income inequality?” by Sawadogo, R. & Ouoba, Y. (2024) šŸ“„
    • Cited by: 0
    • Year of publication: 2024
  2. “Does financial development really spur industrialization in sub-Saharan African countries?” by Kinda, S.R. & Sawadogo, R. (2023) šŸ“ˆ
    • Cited by: 1
    • Year of publication: 2023
  3. “Access to the banking sector and employment in Africa” by OuĆ©draogo, R., Sawadogo, R., & Sawadogo, H. (2021) šŸ’¼
    • Cited by: 1
    • Year of publication: 2021
  4. “Financial inclusion, income inequality, and institutions in sub-Saharan Africa: Identifying cross-country inequality regimes” by Sawadogo, R. & Semedo, G. (2021) šŸ’°
    • Cited by: 22
    • Year of publication: 2021
  5. “The relationship between insurance and banking sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does globalization matter?” by Sawadogo, R. (2021) šŸ¦
    • Cited by: 0
    • Year of publication: 2021
  6. “Private and public investment in sub-Saharan Africa: The role of instability risks” by OuĆ©draogo, R., Sawadogo, R., & Sawadogo, H. (2020) šŸ’¼
    • Cited by: 18
    • Year of publication: 2020
  7. “Impact of Public Investment on Private Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa: Crowding In or Crowding Out?” by OuĆ©draogo, R., Sawadogo, H., & Sawadogo, R. (2019) šŸ“Š
    • Cited by: 7
    • Year of publication: 2019
  8. “Insurance development and international trade in developing countries” by Sawadogo, R. (2019) šŸŒ
    • Cited by: 7
    • Year of publication: 2019
  9. “Life insurance development and economic growth: Evidence from developing countries” by Sawadogo, R., Guerineau, S., & Ouedraogo, I.M. (2018) šŸ“ˆ
    • Cited by: 12
    • Year of publication: 2018
  10. “Foreign direct investment and insurance in developing countries: Beyond the income effect” by Sawadogo, R., GuĆ©rineau, S., & Idrissa Ouedraogo, M. (2018) šŸ“ˆ

 

Fenitra Randrianarimanana | Ethnobotany Award | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Fenitra Randrianarimanana | Ethnobotany Award | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Fenitra Randrianarimanana, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Madagascar

Ms. Fenitra Randrianarimanana is a passionate botanist from Madagascar, specializing in plant systematics and sustainable management. With a BSc in Plant Biology and Ecology, followed by an MSc focusing on the classification of grasses, she embarked on a journey to understand the intricate relationships between plants and their environments. Fluent in French and English, she actively contributes to botanical research as a Junior Botanist at Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Madagascar. Her dedication extends to training in ethnobotany, systematic plant collection, and DNA extraction, fostering both academic excellence and practical conservation efforts. šŸŒæšŸ”¬

 

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Education

Fenitra Randrianarimanana’s academic journey is deeply rooted in her passion for botany and ecological sustainability. Beginning with a Bachelor’s degree in Plant Biology and Ecology from the University of Antananarivo, Madagascar, she cultivated her interest in understanding plant life and ecosystems. Her quest for knowledge led her to pursue a Master’s degree in Systematics and Sustainable Management of Plant Diversity, further honing her skills in botanical research. With a keen focus on grasses, her MSc dissertation, under the guidance of esteemed mentors, explored farmers’ perceptions of Poaceae crop weeds in the highlands of Madagascar, earning her First Class Honors. Currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Antananarivo, her research aims to enhance smallholder food production resilience through grass classification and molecular identification, underscoring her commitment to sustainable agriculture and conservation. šŸŒ±šŸŽ“

 

Employment

Fenitra Randrianarimanana’s role encompasses conducting checklists and taxonomic studies focused on grasses and grass weeds. Her fieldwork spans across multiple protected areas, including Itremo New Protected Area, Ambohidray New Protected Area, and Ankaratra Manjakatompo Protected Area. Employed by both Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Madagascar and the University of Antananarivo, she combines her expertise in botany with a dedication to conservation. Through meticulous research and exploration, she contributes to the understanding and preservation of Madagascar’s unique flora, embodying a commitment to environmental stewardship. šŸŒæšŸ”

Teaching Experience

Fenitra Randrianarimanana dedicated her time to environmental education as a volunteer for elementary schools through the “Association Ank’izy.” She passionately shared her knowledge of environmental conservation, instilling a sense of stewardship in young minds. Additionally, she actively participated in environmental protection initiatives with “Namako ny Tany,” contributing to local efforts to preserve Madagascar’s natural heritage. In 2018, she furthered her impact by organizing and participating as a volunteer in Earth Hour activities in Madagascar, advocating for sustainable practices and raising awareness about the importance of protecting the planet. šŸŒšŸ“š

Research Focus

Fenitra Randrianarimanana’s research focuses on the local perceptions surrounding the benefits and negative impacts of weedy grasses in central Madagascar, with a particular emphasis on the genus Digitaria. Through her work, she delves into the intricate relationship between communities and these grass species, shedding light on how they are perceived and utilized in local contexts. Her investigations contribute to understanding the complex dynamics of human-plant interactions and their implications for both conservation and agriculture in Madagascar. With her dedication to botanical research, she strives to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and community perspectives, fostering a deeper appreciation for the ecological intricacies of grassland ecosystems. šŸŒ¾šŸ”¬

Publication Top Notes

Local perceptions of the benefits versus negative impacts of weedy grasses in central Madagascar, with a focus on the genus <i>Digitaria</i>

Evolutionary history, traits, and weediness in<i>Digitaria</i>(Poaceae: Panicoideae)

 

 

Keith F. A. Walters | Decision Sciences Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Keith F. A. Walters | Decision Sciences Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Keith F. A. Walters,Harper Adams University, United Kingdom

Dr. Keith F. A. Walters is a distinguished biologist šŸŒæ with expertise in entomology and environmental science. Holding a Ph.D. šŸŽ“ from the University of East Anglia, he has led groundbreaking research on pest management and ecological sustainability. As Head of Environmental Biology at Fera/Central Science Laboratory, he managed multi-million-pound programs combating invasive species while fostering collaboration with government agencies and stakeholders. With extensive teaching and curriculum development experience šŸ“š, he has shaped the education of countless students worldwide. Dr. Walters’ dedication to scientific advancement and education has left an indelible mark on the field of biology.

 

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QualificationĀ 

Dr. Keith F. A. Walters possesses a rich academic background, earning a BSc Hons in Zoology šŸ¾ from Imperial College, University of London, alongside an ARCS from the Royal College of Science. His academic journey culminated in a PhD šŸŽ“ in Insect Behavioural Ecology from the University of East Anglia/Rothamsted Research. Recognized for his contributions, he holds prestigious titles such as FRES (Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society) and FRSB (Fellow of the Society of Biology). Dr. Walters has continued his intellectual pursuits with distinction, undertaking courses in Mathematics and Computing at the Open University and acquiring various management qualifications, demonstrating a lifelong commitment to learning and leadership.

 

Experience

Dr. Keith F. A. Walters has amassed extensive experience in scientific leadership šŸ§Ŗ and research management, notably serving as Head of the Defra National Phytophthora Programme, spearheading a Ā£24m initiative for the containment of invasive fungal-like diseases. His tenure at Fera/Central Science Laboratory saw him manage diverse teams focusing on environmental biology šŸŒ±, pest management, and agricultural ecology. Prior roles include research at ADAS and the Department of Agriculture, emphasizing sustainable pest control and bee disease diagnosis. Dr. Walters’ commitment to education šŸ“š is evident through his roles in curriculum development, supervision of postgraduate research, and teaching at esteemed institutions worldwide. His multifaceted contributions have left a lasting impact on both scientific advancement and education.

 

Research Focus

Dr. Keith F.A. Walters’ research spans diverse areas within entomology and pest management šŸŖ², focusing on integrated pest management strategies, ecological modeling of pest populations, and understanding the behavioral patterns of insect pests. His work delves into the dynamics of pest distribution and movement, as well as the impact of environmental factors on pest populations. Additionally, he contributes to research on pollinator habitats šŸŒø and the interactions between pollinators and plants. Through his comprehensive investigations, Dr. Walters aims to develop sustainable solutions for pest control while promoting biodiversity and ecological balance in agricultural ecosystems.

 

Publication Top Notes

šŸ“š Walters, K.F.A. et al. (2024). “Constraints and solutions for development and uptake of integrated pest management in the UK.” Published in Annals of Applied Biology. Not cited.

šŸ”— Gill, M.C. et al. (2023). “Potential use of floral nectar sugar characteristics in plant selection for pollinator habitats.” Published in Journal of Apicultural Research. Cited by 3.

šŸŒ Petrovskii, S. et al. (2022). “A predictive model and a field study on heterogeneous slug distribution in arable fields arising from density dependent movement.” Published in Scientific Reports. Cited by 2.

šŸ¦Ÿ Nasir, S. et al. (2022). “Larvicidal activity of acetone extract and green synthesized silver nanoparticles from Allium sativum L. against the dengue vector Aedes aegypti L.” Published in Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology. Cited by 12.

šŸ Ryder, J.T. et al. (2021). “Lower pollen nutritional quality delays nest building and egg laying in Bombus terrestris audax micro-colonies leading to reduced biomass gain.” Published in Apidologie. Cited by 6.

šŸŒ Forbes, E. et al. (2021). “Stability of patches of higher population density within the heterogeneous distribution of the gray field slug Deroceras reticulatum in arable fields in the UK.” Published in Insects. Cited by 2.

šŸŒ Ellis, J. et al. (2020). “Movement patterns of the grey field slug (Deroceras reticulatum) in an arable field.” Published in Scientific Reports. Cited by 5.

šŸŒ Forbes, E. et al. (2020). “Locomotor behaviour promotes stability of the patchy distribution of slugs in arable fields: Tracking the movement of individual Deroceras reticulatum.” Published in Pest Management Science. Cited by 7.

šŸŖ± Petrovskaya, N.B. et al. (2020). “Modelling a targeted use of pesticide procedure for pest populations with heterogeneous spatial distributions.” Published in Ecological Modelling. Cited by 4.

Jaime Rodriguez | Neurology Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jaime Rodriguez | Neurology Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Jaime Rodriguez, Fundacion Santa Fe de Bogota, Colombia

Dr. Jaime Eduardo RodrĆ­guez, MD šŸ©ŗ Passionate neurologist dedicated to vascular neurology, based in BogotĆ”, Colombia. With extensive experience at University Hospital FundaciĆ³n Santa Fe, including as Acting Director of the Stroke Center. Recognized for academic excellence with publications in leading journals. Award-winning researcher with a focus on stroke rehabilitation and autoimmune encephalitis. Dynamic speaker and organizer at national and international conferences. Committed to advancing stroke care and emergency medicine through education and collaboration. Fluent in Spanish and English. šŸŒŸ

 

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Education

Dr. Jaime Eduardo RodrĆ­guez pursued his medical education at Universidad de los Andes, BogotĆ”, graduating as a Medical Doctor in 2017 šŸŽ“. He then delved deeper into his passion for neurology, undertaking further studies at Universidad el Bosque, specializing in Clinical Neurology from 2019 to 2023. šŸ§  This dual educational journey equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of medical practice and specialized knowledge in neurology, laying the foundation for his impactful career in stroke care and research. šŸ„ His commitment to academic excellence and patient care shines through his continuous pursuit of knowledge and expertise in the field. āœØ

 

Work experience

Dr. Jaime Eduardo RodrĆ­guez has played pivotal roles at the University Hospital FundaciĆ³n Santa Fe de Bogota, showcasing his dedication to stroke care and neurology. šŸ„ From 2017 to 2018, he served as Assistant Coordinator of the Stroke Center, demonstrating his early commitment to the field. In March 2023, he assumed the position of Acting Director of the Stroke Center, overseeing critical operations and leading with expertise. His tenure continues as a Neurologist at the same institution, where he applies his knowledge and skills to provide exceptional patient care and contribute to advancements in neurology. šŸ§  His steadfast commitment to improving stroke management is evident throughout his career.

 

Research Rocus

Dr. Jaime Eduardo RodrĆ­guez-Orozco’s research focuses on stroke rehabilitation recommendations across different income levels, as evidenced by his recent publication in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. šŸ“Š His collaborative work sheds light on the disparities and similarities in stroke rehabilitation practices worldwide, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of healthcare disparities and the development of targeted interventions. Through meticulous comparative analysis, Dr. RodrĆ­guez-Orozco and his team strive to improve stroke rehabilitation outcomes globally, advocating for equitable access to rehabilitation services regardless of socioeconomic status. šŸŒ Their research underscores the importance of tailored approaches to stroke care and rehabilitation to address diverse socioeconomic contexts.

 

 

Ragab Ragab | Water Resources Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr. Ragab Ragab | Water Resources Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Ragab Ragab, UK Centre for Ecology and HydrologyUnited Kingdom

Prof. Dr. Ragab Ragab is a distinguished figure in hydrology and agriculture, with over three decades of expertise. Currently a Fellow at the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, he served as Principal Research Scientist for many years. With a PhD from Katholieke University of Leuven, Belgium, his accolades include multiple ICID Awards of Excellence and recognition in prestigious biographical publications. As President of ICID, he forged crucial partnerships and led groundbreaking research projects worldwide. Notably, he spearheaded initiatives like “Water 4 Crops” and “SWUP-MED,” addressing water scarcity and sustainable agriculture. His dedication to scientific advancement and international collaboration epitomizes excellence in the field. šŸŒ±šŸ†

 

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Education

In 1982, Prof. Dr. Ragab Ragab attained his Ph.D. from the Rural Engineering Department at Katholieke University of Leuven (KUL) in Belgium, marking a pivotal milestone in his academic journey. šŸŽ“ This accomplishment laid the foundation for his illustrious career in environmental science and hydrology, providing him with the expertise and knowledge that would shape his future contributions to the field. The rigorous academic pursuit at KUL equipped him with the necessary tools to tackle complex challenges in water management and agricultural sustainability, setting him on a path towards becoming a leading authority in his field. šŸŒ±

 

Employment

Prof. Dr. Ragab Ragab’s career spans decades of influential contributions to environmental science and academia. Since 2019, he has held the prestigious position of Fellow at the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) in Oxfordshire, UK, showcasing his enduring dedication to research and innovation. Prior to this, Ragab served as a Principal Research Scientist at the same institution for an impressive 30 years, reaching a level comparable to that of a UK Professor. Concurrently, he has been an Adjunct Professor at Alexandria University since 2006, nurturing future generations of scientists. His international impact includes stints as Visiting and Associate Professor at institutions in Sweden and Egypt, respectively. šŸŒšŸ”¬

 

Achievement Awards

Prof. Dr. Ragab Ragab’s outstanding achievements have been recognized globally, underscoring his profound impact on environmental science and hydrology. šŸ† His accolades include prestigious awards such as the Egypt State Recognition and Merit Award in 1987, acknowledging his scientific prowess. Ragab’s contributions were further celebrated in esteemed publications like “The Marquis Who’s Who in the World” and “The Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering.” šŸ“˜ Additionally, his dedication to advancing irrigation and drainage earned him multiple ICID Awards of Excellence, highlighting his pivotal role in ensuring global food security. šŸŒ The culmination of his efforts was marked by his presidency at ICID, solidifying his legacy as a leader in the field. šŸŒŸ

 

Research Focus

Prof. Ragab Ragab’s research focuses primarily on agricultural water management, irrigation, and drainage systems. šŸŒ¾ His work delves into the optimization of water resources for crop production, addressing challenges such as water scarcity and efficient irrigation techniques. He also contributes significantly to the field of biosaline agriculture, exploring innovative methods to adapt to climate change and ensure food security in saline environments. Through his publications and editorial contributions, Prof. Ragab advocates for sustainable practices and technological advancements in agriculture, paving the way for resilient farming systems worldwide. šŸšœ His expertise and dedication underscore his commitment to addressing pressing agricultural challenges in an ever-changing world.

 

Publication Top NotesĀ 

  1. Research on the status of the irrigation and drainage network in Iran based on the viewpoint of water users and experts using SWOT analysis by Sarai Tabrizi, M., Afshani, M., Teimoori, M., Ragab, R. (2024) šŸŒ± [Cited by: 0]
  2. Estimating ETO and scheduling crop irrigation using Blaneyā€“Criddle equation when only air-temperature data are available and solving the issue of missing meteorological data in Egypt by Abdelraouf, R.E., El-Shawadfy, M.A., Bakry, A.B., Ragab, R., Belopukhov, S.L. (2024) šŸŒ¾ [Cited by: 0]
  3. Misconceptions and misunderstandings in agricultural water management: Time for revisiting, reflection and rethinking by Ragab, R. (2024) šŸ’§ [Cited by: 0]
  4. Innovation and research in agriculture water management to achieve sustainable development goals by Ragab, R. (2023) šŸŒ [Cited by: 0]
  5. Micro irrigation in the era of technology: Innovation and digital transformation by Ragab, R., Depre, N. (2023) šŸ’” [Cited by: 0]
  6. SALTMED model as a tool for water, crop, field, and N-fertilizers management by Ragab, R. (2023) šŸ“š [Cited by: 1]
  7. Using saline water in biosaline agriculture for food security by Choukr-Allah, R., Ragab, R. (2023) šŸŒ¾ [Cited by: 0]
  8. Biosaline Agriculture as a Climate Change Adaptation for Food Security by Choukr-Allah, R., Ragab, R. (2023) šŸŒæ [Cited by: 1]
  9. Preface by Choukr-Allah, R., Ragab, R. (2023) šŸ“˜ [Cited by: 0]
  10. Water productivity of barley crop under laser land leveling technique and minimum tillage by Mansour, N.E., El-Sayed, A., Sabra, D.M., Abdelraouf, R.E., Ragab, R. (2023) šŸ’§ [Cited by: 0]

 

 

Zhenglu Wang | Environmental Health Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Zhenglu Wang | Environmental Health Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Zhenglu Wang, Sichuan University, China

Dr. Zhenglu Wang is an Associate Professor and master’s supervisor at West China School of Public Health, Sichuan University. With a PhD in Environmental Geography from Peking University, his research focuses on Environmental Health, Epidemiology, and Toxicology. šŸŒ± His expertise includes assessing the combined neurotoxicity of drugs at environmental levels and developing community health monitoring methods. Dr. Wang has published extensively on topics such as marine pollution, toxicology, and the impacts of substances like methamphetamine and ketamine on aquatic ecosystems. His work contributes significantly to understanding environmental risks and safeguarding public health. šŸ“š

 

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Education and Professional Experience

Dr. Zhenglu Wang is an accomplished academic, currently serving as an Associate Professor and master’s supervisor at the Department of Occupational and Environmental Health, West China School of Public Health, Sichuan University. šŸ« Prior to this, he held a position as a Lecturer and master’s supervisor at the Department of Marine Biology, College of Oceanography, Hohai University. šŸŒŠ Dr. Wang completed his PhD in Environmental Geography from Peking University, specializing in ecotoxicological effects and molecular mechanisms of primary illicit drugs under the guidance of Prof. Xiqing Li. šŸŽ“ His research focuses on Environmental Health, Epidemiology, and Toxicology, contributing significantly to understanding and mitigating environmental risks. šŸŒ±

 

Teaching Experience

Dr. Wang brings a wealth of teaching experience, covering a diverse range of subjects in environmental sciences. šŸ“š His expertise includes courses such as Marine Pollution and Toxicology, Marine Ecology Experiment, and Marine Ecotoxicology, all offered during the spring term. šŸŒŠ In the fall term, he delves into Marine Factor Analysis, alongside Occupational Health and Occupational Medicine. Dr. Wang also imparts knowledge on Living Environment and Health, Environmental Related Disease, and conducts Environmental Health Experiments, all aimed at fostering a deep understanding of the interplay between human health and the environment. šŸŒ± Through his dynamic teaching methods, he inspires students to explore and address pressing environmental challenges.

 

Research Focus

Dr. Zhenglu Wang’s research spans diverse areas, focusing on environmental health and pollution dynamics. šŸŒ His expertise encompasses the assessment of pollutants like methamphetamine and venlafaxine in aquatic ecosystems, elucidating their impact on organisms and microbial communities. šŸŸ Dr. Wang also delves into wastewater-based epidemiology, shedding light on drug usage trends and antibiotic resistance. His work extends to understanding the behavior of microplastics and their interactions with contaminants. šŸ¦  Through his comprehensive investigations, Dr. Wang contributes significantly to safeguarding environmental quality and public health, addressing critical challenges at the intersection of human activities and ecological systems. šŸŒ±

 

Publication top Notes

The adsorption and its mechanism of venlafaxine by original and aged polypropylene microplastic and the changes of joint toxicity

Nation-Wide Wastewater-Based Epidemiology Assessment of Metformin Usage in China: 2014ā€“2020

Effects of cooking methods on microplastics in dried shellfish

Estimating antibiotics use in major cities in China through wastewater-based epidemiology

Ketamine induction of physiological functions alterations in Caenorhabditis elegans by chronic and multigenerational exposure and corresponding aquatic environmental risk assessment

Microbially mediated Fe-N coupled cycling at different hydrological regimes in riparian wetland

Occurrence and temporal variation of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes in hospital inpatient department wastewater: Impacts of daily schedule of inpatients and wastewater treatment process

PM<sub>2.5</sub> induced weight loss of mice through altering the intestinal microenvironment: Mucus barrier, gut microbiota, and metabolic profiling

Proteins Are Well-Preserved in Shells Toasted at 300Ā°C Revealed by Proteomics

Alicia Prithiraj | Material-life Science Award | Women Researcher Award

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Mrs. Alicia Prithiraj | Material-life Science Award | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Alicia Prithiraj, University of Pretoria, South Africa

Alicia Prithiraj is a seasoned Senior Reliability Engineer and PhD candidate with expertise in chemical engineering, particularly in reliability engineering, data analysis, and risk management. šŸ› ļø With a background in materials science and environmental engineering, she has made significant contributions to industry, notably in combating biofilm-related corrosion. Alicia’s dedication to solving complex industry challenges is evident in her extensive research, academic publications, and presentations at global conferences. šŸŒ Her dynamic approach, coupled with hands-on experience at Sasol Chemicals, reflects her commitment to driving innovation and efficiency in plant operations. šŸŒ±šŸ”¬

 

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Education

Alicia Prithiraj’s educational journey is marked by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and expertise in chemical engineering. šŸ“š Starting from her secondary education at Hoerskool Secunda, where she excelled academically while actively participating in extramural activities like tennis and science expos. She further honed her skills at Vaal University of Technology, completing a Chemical Engineering Diploma with in-service training. šŸŽ“ Subsequently, she earned a Bachelor’s in Technology and a Master’s degree, graduating with distinction, focusing on materials science, water systems, and microbial corrosion. Currently, she is on the cusp of completing her PhD at the University of Pretoria, specializing in industrial water systems and biofilm-related corrosion. šŸŒ±šŸ”¬

 

Professional Experience

Alicia Prithiraj served as a dedicated Reliability Engineer, demonstrating exceptional proficiency and leadership. šŸ­ Her responsibilities encompassed a wide array of critical tasks, including the use of monitoring tools to devise effective strategies, managing spares studies, and preparing comprehensive monthly reports on reliability engineering. šŸ“Š Alicia’s expertise extended to asset management, risk-based inspections, and root cause failure analysis, contributing significantly to enhancing plant reliability and operational efficiency. šŸ’¼ Additionally, her involvement in chemical engineering tasks, project management, and her groundbreaking PhD work showcases her multifaceted capabilities and commitment to excellence. šŸŒŸ

Research Focus

Alicia Prithiraj’s research focus primarily revolves around the intricate interplay between microbiology and materials science in industrial settings, particularly in the context of heat exchangers. šŸ”¬ Her studies delve into multispecies colonization and surface erosion on industry-finished steel, such as A106 GB steel, shedding light on the corrosion mechanisms and metabolic effects of bacterial consortia commonly found in petrochemical processing plants. šŸŒ± Through her investigations, she aims to develop kinetic growth models, understand corrosion behaviors of various steel types, and propose mitigation strategies to combat biofouling and corrosion, ultimately contributing to the advancement of materials engineering in challenging environments. šŸ› ļø

 

Publication Top Notes

Multispecies colonisation and surface erosion on A106 GB industry-finished steel used in heat exchangers

Kinetic growth model and metabolic effect of a bacterial consortia from a petrochemical processing plant

Corrosion behaviour of stainless and carbon steels exposed to sulphate ā€“ reducing bacteria from industrial heat exchangers

 

Lu Chen | Cardiology Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Lu Chen | Cardiology Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lu Chen, Department of Cardiology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, Suzhou, China, Canada

šŸ‘©ā€āš•ļø Dr. Lu Chen is a dedicated female cardiologist and echocardiography specialist with extensive experience in cardiovascular medicine. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Fujian Medicine University, a Master’s degree from Xinjiang Medical University, and is currently pursuing her Medical PhD in Cardiovascular Medicine at Soochow University. With a rich background in research and clinical practice, she has held positions at prestigious institutions like Columbia University and Shanghai Chest Hospital. Dr. Chen has received numerous awards for her contributions, including the Shanghai “Medical Garden Rising Star” award, and has authored several impactful publications in esteemed medical journals.

 

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Education background

šŸ“š Dr. Lu Chen’s academic journey reflects her commitment to excellence in cardiovascular medicine. She is currently pursuing a Medical PhD in Cardiovascular Medicine at Soochow University, China, demonstrating her dedication to advancing her knowledge and expertise in the field. Prior to this, she obtained a Master’s degree in Cardiology from Xinjiang Medical University, consolidating her understanding of cardiovascular health and treatment modalities. Her educational foundation began with a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Medicine from Fujian Medicine University, where she laid the groundwork for her future medical career. This diverse educational background has equipped Dr. Chen with a comprehensive understanding of cardiovascular medicine.

 

Work experience

šŸ’¼ Dr. Lu Chen has amassed a wealth of professional experience across various esteemed healthcare institutions. As a Visiting Scholar at the Medical Heart Center, Columbia University, USA, from 2019 to 2020, she immersed herself in cutting-edge research and academic endeavors. Currently serving as Deputy Chief Physician at the Center for Cardiovascular Medicine, Shanghai Chest Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, since 2016, she plays a pivotal role in providing advanced cardiac care. Previously, she held positions as an Attending Physician and Resident Doctor at Hua-Dong Hospital, Shanghai Fu Dan University, where she honed her skills in ultrasound diagnostics from 2009 to 2016.

 

Research Focus

Dr. Lu Chen’s research primarily focuses on cardiovascular imaging and its applications in diagnosing and prognosticating various cardiac conditions. Her studies encompass a wide range of topics, including the assessment of ventricular function and dyssynchrony in cardiomyopathy patients, the impact of right ventricular function on lung cancer prognosis post-chemoradiotherapy, and the prognostic value of echocardiographic strain in lung cancer patients after radiotherapy. Additionally, she investigates novel risk models for assessing cardiac conditions, such as left atrial appendage thrombus in atrial fibrillation patients. Through her work, Dr. Chen aims to advance our understanding of cardiovascular diseases and improve patient outcomes. šŸ«€šŸ”¬ #CardiovascularImaging #Echocardiography #CardiacPrognosis #MedicalResearch

 

Publication Top Notes

  1. Real time threeā€dimensional echocardiographic assessment of left ventricular regional systolic function and dyssynchrony in patients with dilated cardiomyopathy – šŸ«€šŸ”¬ 34 citations (2010)
  2. The impact of right ventricular function on prognosis in patients with stage III non-small cell lung cancer after concurrent chemoradiotherapy – šŸ«šŸ”¬ 19 citations (2019)
  3. Prognostic and added value of echocardiographic strain for prediction of adverse outcomes in patients with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer after radiotherapy – šŸ«šŸ”¬ 18 citations (2019)
  4. Prognostic value of coronary artery calcification identified by the semi-quantitative weston method in the emergency room or other hospitalized patients – šŸ«šŸ”¬ 8 citations (2021)
  5. A new risk model of assessing left atrial appendage thrombus in patients with atrial fibrillationā€“Using multiple clinical and transesophageal echocardiography parameters– šŸ«€šŸ”¬ 8 citations (2020)
  6. Resynchronization effects and clinical outcomes during left bundle branch area pacing with and without conduction system capture – šŸ«€šŸ”¬ 7 citations (2023)

Kerstin Persson Waye | Environmental Medicine Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr. Kerstin Persson Waye | Environmental Medicine Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Kerstin Persson Waye, Gƶteborgs Universitet, Sweden

šŸ‘©ā€šŸ”¬ Prof. Dr. Kerstin Persson Waye, born March 30, 1959, is a distinguished environmental medicine researcher and professor at the University of Gothenburg. With a PhD in Public Health and extensive experience in noise research, she leads the Sound Environment and Health research group. Her work focuses on the impact of environmental exposures, particularly noise, on mental health, sleep, and cardiovascular risks, with significant contributions to policy guidelines and international commissions. As a mentor, she has supervised numerous students and postdocs, shaping the next generation of researchers in her field. šŸŒ±

 

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Education

šŸ“š Dr. Kerstin Persson Waye embarked on her academic journey with a BSc in Public Health and Environmental Protection from UmeĆ„ University in 1982. Continuing her quest for knowledge, she delved into graduate studies, earning her PhD in Environmental Medicine from the University of Gothenburg in 1995. Her groundbreaking thesis, “On the effects of environmental low-frequency noise,” laid the foundation for her illustrious career. Over the past decade, she has held esteemed positions including Professor of Environmental Medicine at GU and a visiting professorship at Ɩrebro University. With appointments spanning multiple prestigious institutions, her expertise in noise research continues to resonate globally. šŸ”¬

 

Research Focus

šŸ” Dr. Kerstin Persson Waye’s research spans various aspects of environmental noise, with a primary focus on understanding its impact on human health and well-being. Her extensive body of work delves into the perception and annoyance caused by wind turbine noise, effects of low-frequency noise on cortisol levels and sleep quality, and evaluations of noise pollution in different environments including hospitals and intensive care units. Through her studies, she aims to elucidate the intricate relationship between noise exposure and various health outcomes, contributing significantly to our understanding of how noise affects individuals’ lives. šŸŒ±

 

Publication Top Notes

  1. Perception and annoyance due to wind turbine noiseā€”a doseā€“response relationship šŸ“„ Cited by: 656 | Year: 2004
  2. Wind turbine noise, annoyance and self-reported health and well-being in different living environmentsšŸ“„ Cited by: 481 | Year: 2007
  3. Characterizing noise and perceived work environment in a neurological intensive care unitšŸ“„ Cited by: 267 | Year: 2008
  4. Low frequency noise enhances cortisol among noise sensitive subjects during work performance šŸ“„ Cited by: 215 | Year: 2002
  5. Psycho-acoustic characters of relevance for annoyance of wind turbine noisešŸ“„ Cited by: 205 | Year: 2002
  6. Effects of nighttime low frequency noise on the cortisol response to awakening and subjective sleep quality šŸ“„ Cited by: 200 | Year: 2003
  7. Low frequency noise” pollution” interferes with performancešŸ“„ Cited by: 199 | Year: 2001
  8. Effects on performance and work quality due to low frequency ventilation noise šŸ“„ Cited by: 193 | Year: 1997
  9. Noise pollution in hospitals: impact on patients šŸ“„ Cited by: 180 | Year: 2012
  10. The prevalence of annoyance and effects after long-term exposure to low-frequency noise šŸ“„ Cited by: 171 | Year: 2001