Publication Profile
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Academic Excellence š
Dr. Amir Shahzad demonstrates exceptional academic qualifications, with a perfect CGPA of 4.00/4.00 in both his PhD and MS in Applied Geology from renowned institutions including the University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir and the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. His consistent academic achievements, such as a near-perfect GPA in his B.S. Honours, signify his dedication and proficiency in his field, which is a fundamental attribute for the Best Researcher Award.
Professional Experience
Dr. Shahzadās role as a wellsite Biostratigrapher and Sedimentologist with POGC and MOL in Pakistan has provided him hands-on experience in the preparation and interpretation of thin sections of various rock types. This role demonstrates his applied knowledge in biostratigraphy, sedimentology, and field geology, key aspects of geological research.
Academic Contributions
Dr. Shahzad has taught at both the University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir and COMSAT University, Abbottabad, since 2014. His teaching experience contributes to his research by encouraging an environment of critical thinking, mentorship, and innovation. Engaging with students and staying updated on advancements in geology through academia strengthens his research capabilities.
Conclusion
Dr. Amir Shahzad’s educational background, extensive coursework, professional experience, and teaching roles collectively underscore his qualifications as an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application highlights his research potential and impact in the field of geology, making him a suitable nominee for this recognition.
Publication Top Notes Ā
- Failure mechanism of a massive fault-controlled rainfall-triggered landslide in northern Pakistan
- š° Landslides (2024), 21(11), pp. 2741ā2767
- Cited by: 0 š
- Multi-Elemental Chemostratigraphy, Sequence Development, Depositional History, and Environmental Importance of Early Eocene Red Beds (Kuldana Formation) in NW Himalayas, Pakistan
- šļø Journal of Earth Science (2024), 35(2), pp. 349ā375
- Cited by: 4 š
- Eocene nannofossils and paleoenvironmental reconstruction of the Kuldana Formation in Yadgar area, Muzaffarabad, northern Pakistan
- š¦ Palaeoworld (2024), 33(1), pp. 205ā215
- Cited by: 3 š
- Physico-Mechanical and Petrographic Appraisal of Carbonate Rocks as Construction Aggregate: A Case Study from Lesser Himalaya, Pakistan
- šļø Transportation Research Record (2024)
- Cited by: 0 š
- Evaluating the paleo-depositional environment of productive reservoir sand of Lower Goru Formation: an integrated stratigraphic and diagenetic study
- š Environmental Earth Sciences (2024), 83(1), 5
- Cited by: 1 š
- Physico-Mechanical Characterization of Cement Concrete using Quarry Waste as Fine Aggregate Replacement of Natural Sand
- š§± Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering (2023), 48(10), pp. 13807ā13821
- Cited by: 3 š
- Sedimentological, Diagenetic, and Sequence Stratigraphic Controls on the Shallow to Marginal Marine Carbonates of the Middle Jurassic Samana Suk Formation, North Pakistan
- š Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (2023), 11(6), 1230
- Cited by: 5 š
- Spatio-temporal evolution of landslides along transportation corridors of Muzaffarabad, Northern Pakistan
- š Environmental Earth Sciences (2023), 82(5), 131
- Cited by: 2 š
- Application of statistical and machine learning techniques for landslide susceptibility mapping in the Himalayan road corridors
- š¤ Open Geosciences (2022), 14(1), pp. 1606ā1635
- Cited by: 5 š
- Improvement of the predictive performance of landslide mapping models in mountainous terrains using cluster sampling
- šļø Geocarto International (2022), 37(26), pp. 12294ā12337
- Cited by: 7 š