Kanwal Preet Kour | Precision Agriculture | Best Paper Award

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Dr. Kanwal Preet Kour | Precision Agriculture | Best Paper Award

Assistant Professor, Manipal University Jaipur, India

Dr. Kanwalpreet Kour is a dedicated researcher and assistant professor specializing in IoT, precision agriculture, and networking. With a PhD from Chitkara University and an M.Tech in CSE, she has authored multiple research papers and holds patents in hydroponic saffron cultivation and saffron adulteration detection. She has worked as a faculty member at several reputed institutions and has participated in various FDPs and short-term courses. Dr. Kour is also passionate about research and technology, and her work is recognized in the field of smart agriculture. 🌱📚

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Educational Background 📚🎓

Dr. Kanwalpreet Kour is highly qualified with a strong academic foundation. She holds a PhD from Chitkara University, with her thesis submitted in 2022. She completed her M.Tech in CSE from G.N.D.U, R.C Jalandhar, achieving a GPA of 8.32. Her undergraduate journey includes a B.Tech in CSE from MBSCET Jammu, with a mark of 67%. Dr. Kour attended Govt. Higher Secondary School in Anantnag for her Class XII, scoring 66.6%, and completed her Class X at Iqbal Memorial Institute, Anantnag, with a commendable 81.2%. 🌟📖

Professional Experience 💼💡

Dr. Kanwalpreet Kour has diverse experience in academia and industry. She is currently a Research Scholar in the Computer Science Department at Chitkara University since February 2020, contributing to research in IoT and precision agriculture. Previously, she served as an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at Chandigarh University from January 2019 to January 2020. She also worked as an Assistant Professor at Panchkula Engineering College, Barwala for one year (2018-2019). Early in her career, Dr. Kour gained hands-on experience as a Technical Support Engineer at Rooman Group of Companies in Bangalore, where she provided technical assistance to clients. 👩‍🏫🔧

Certifications & Achievements 🏆📚

Dr. Kanwalpreet Kour has earned several prestigious certifications and participated in various skill-building events. She completed a six-month internship program with Rooman Technologies in Bangalore, gaining expertise in A+, N+, CCNA, Network Security, and MCIPT Exchange Server 2010, sponsored by NSDC UDAAN. Dr. Kour also showcased her problem-solving skills by participating in Hack@BVP4.0 organized by the CSE Department of Bharti Vidyapeeth College in New Delhi. She further broadened her knowledge by completing a National Quiz on Manufacturing Technology, hosted by MECON and SAEKRCT College Club, and engaging in Energy Conservation & Efficiency projects organized by Punjab Development Agency (PEDA). 🔒💻🌱

Publications 📚

  • Smart-hydroponic-based framework for saffron cultivation: a precision smart agriculture perspective – Cited by: 51 – 2022 🌿📊
  • Monitoring ambient parameters in the IoT precision agriculture scenario: An approach to sensor selection and hydroponic saffron cultivation – Cited by: 45 – 2022 🌱💻
  • Controlling agronomic variables of saffron crop using IoT for sustainable agriculture – Cited by: 33 – 2022 🌾📱
  • Towards energy efficient NB-IoT: A survey on evaluating its suitability for smart applications – Cited by: 23 – 2022 ⚡📶
  • SQL injection: Study and augmentation – Cited by: 18 – 2015 🖥️💻
  • Smart Framework for Quality Check and Determination of Adulterants in Saffron Using Sensors and AquaCrop – Cited by: 7 – 2023 🧪🔍
  • IoT: Systematic review, architecture, applications and dual impact on industries – Cited by: 7 – 2021 🌐⚙️
  • IoT and Fog Enabled Model for Saffron Cultivation in Precision Farming – Cited by: 5 – 2021 🌾🌫️
  • Towards energy efficient NB-IoT: A survey on evaluating its suitability for smart applications – Cited by: 3 – 2021 📡💡
  • Amalgamation of 5G and Edge Computing for Latency Reduction in Metaverse Using WSN and IoT – Cited by: 2 – 2024 🌐🖱️

Aleksandar Simic | Crop production | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Aleksandar Simic | Crop production | Best Researcher Award

PhD at Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Prof. Aleksandar Simic is a full professor at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Agriculture, specializing in Grassland Management, Pasture Ecology, and Site-Specific Agriculture. With a PhD in Biotechnology (2008) and extensive experience since 1996, he has contributed to key areas in agriculture and ecological research. Prof. Simic’s international collaboration includes postdoctoral studies in Turkey and courses in the USA. His recent projects focus on sustainable agriculture practices, including precision fertilization and use of natural zeolites. He is fluent in English and a member of professional organizations like the Forage Society of Serbia. 🌍📚

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Educational Background 🎓

Prof. Aleksandar Simic holds a PhD in Biotechnology (2008) from the University of Belgrade, Serbia, where he also completed his Master of Science in Biotechnology (2002) and earned a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy (1995). His academic journey at this esteemed institution has shaped his expertise in agriculture and biotechnology. Prof. Simic’s education forms the foundation for his extensive research in grassland management and ecological agriculture, making him a key figure in the academic community. 🌿📚

Professional Experience 💼

Prof. Aleksandar Simic has had a distinguished career in academia, primarily at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Agriculture. He has served as a Full-Time Professor in the Crop Production Department since 2020. Prior to this, he held the position of Associate Professor (2015) and Assistant Professor (2009) at the same department. His academic journey began in 1996 as a Scientific Assistant, followed by roles as a Teaching Assistant (1999-2002) and Assistant (2002-2009), contributing significantly to agricultural research and education. 🌾👨‍🏫

Field of Interests 🌿

Prof. Aleksandar Simic’s research spans a variety of critical areas within agriculture and ecology. His focus includes Grassland Management, emphasizing ecological principles for sustainable production, conservation, and environmental protection. He also specializes in Pasture Research Techniques, applying quantitative and qualitative methods for vegetation studies. His work in Site-Specific Agriculture explores spatial analysis and georeferenced data management for soil and crop management. Additionally, his expertise extends to Pasture Ecology, examining plant-soil-animal interactions and environmental influences. Lastly, he is involved in Grassland Management Planning, developing strategies to maximize grassland productivity. 🌾📊🌱

Research Focus Areas 🌾📊

Prof. Aleksandar Simic’s research is centered on agricultural productivity, grassland management, and crop yield optimization. His work explores the impact of nitrogen fertilization on wheat, maize, and soybean yields, focusing on fertilizer efficiency and environmental conditions. He also investigates pasture ecology through studies on Italian ryegrass, alfalfa, and other grass species, analyzing seed germination, protein content, and forage quality under various fertilization regimes. Additionally, Prof. Simic conducts research on site-specific agriculture, assessing spatial data for better crop management, and emphasizes the sustainable management of grasslands and forage systems. 🌱💧

Publication Top Notes

  • Nitrogen fertilizer influence on wheat yield and use efficiency under different environmental conditions 🌾 – 131 citations, 2015
  • Seed germination and seedling vigour of italian ryegrass, cocksfoot and timothy following harvest and storage 🌱 – 61 citations, 2011
  • Genotype and Year Effect on Grain Yield and Nutritive Values of Maize (Zea mays L.) 🌽 – 54 citations, 2011
  • Effect of foliar fertilization on soybean grain yield 🌿 – 42 citations, 2015
  • Changes in lignin structure with maturation of alfalfa leaf and stem in relation to ruminants nutrition 🌱 – 40 citations, 2012
  • Impact of seeding rate and interrow spacing on Italian ryegrass for seed in the first harvest year 🌾 – 40 citations, 2009
  • Effect of nitrogen fertilization and undersowing on yield and quality of Cynosuretum cristati-type meadows in hilly-mountainous grasslands in Serbia 🌾 – 33 citations, 2005
  • Performances of some cool season turfgrass species in mediterranean environment: I. Lolium perenne L., Festuca arundinacea Schreb., Poa pratensis L. 🌱 – 32 citations, 2010
  • The rainfall use efficiency and soybean grain yield under rainfed conditions in Vojvodina 🌧️ – 27 citations, 2017
  • The effect of crop density on yield of forage maize 🌽 – 26 citations, 2015
  • Changes of crude protein content in Italian ryegrass influenced by spring nitrogen application 🌿 – 26 citations, 2009
Conclusion

Prof. Aleksandar Simic is highly deserving of the Research for Best Researcher Award. His deep academic background, ongoing research in sustainable agriculture, impactful publications, and international collaborations position him as a leading figure in his field. His work directly aligns with the goals of advancing agricultural sustainability and ecological management, making him an excellent candidate for this prestigious recognition.

 

 

Birkneh Dosegnaw | Plant breeding | Research and Development Excellence Award

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Mr. Birkneh Dosegnaw | Plant breeding | Research and Development Excellence Award

Associate researcher, Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research, Ethiopia

Birkneh Kuru Dosegnaw is an Associate Researcher at the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research (Pawe Agricultural Research Center) in Ethiopia. His expertise lies in plant breeding, focusing on sorghum, finger millet, maize, and tef. Birkneh holds an MSc in Plant Breeding and Genetics from Debre Markos University and a BSc in Plant Science from Wollo University. He has contributed significantly to research in genotype-environment interactions and yield stability, with publications in prestigious journals. His skills include data analysis, project coordination, and scientific writing. Birkneh is passionate about sustainable agricultural development and breeding for disease resistance. 🌾📊📚

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Professional Experience 🌾

Birkneh Kuru Dosegnaw has a robust career in agricultural research, particularly in plant breeding. He is currently an Associate Researcher at the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research (Pawe Agricultural Research Center), working on sorghum, finger millet, maize, and tef breeding programs since September 2024. Previously, Birkneh worked as an Associate Researcher for sorghum and finger millet breeding (2022–2024) and as Assistant Researcher I and II from 2018 to 2021. He began his career as a Junior Researcher in 2016 and later worked as a Junior Expert in field crop production and irrigation agronomy in 2015-2016. 🌱🔬

Education & Training 🎓

Birkneh Kuru Dosegnaw holds a Master’s degree (MSc) in Plant Breeding and Genetics from Debre Markos University, Ethiopia (2019-2021). His studies covered subjects like Agricultural Statistics, Plant Breeding Methods, Population Genetics, Crop Agronomy, Seed Science, and Evolutionary Biology. Prior to that, he earned a Bachelor’s degree (BSc) in Plant Science from Wollo University (2012-2014), where he focused on research methods, genetics, plant breeding, crop production, and seed technology. These educational foundations have equipped him with a solid understanding of plant science and breeding for agricultural advancement. 🌿📚

Research Focus

Birkneh Kuru Dosegnaw’s research primarily focuses on plant breeding and crop genetics with an emphasis on improving the yield stability and genotype-environment interactions of finger millet. His recent work, published in Field Crops Research, investigates the performance of finger millet genotypes under varying environmental conditions using statistical analysis methods like AMMI, GGE, and MTSI. His studies contribute to enhancing crop resilience and sustainability in humid lowland areas of Ethiopia. Through his work, he aims to optimize crop productivity and develop varieties that perform well across diverse environments. 🌱📊

 

Publication Top Notes

Genotype X environment interaction and yield stability of finger millet (Eleusine Coracana L.) genotypes based on AMMI, GGE and MTSI analysis in humid lowland areas of Ethiopia

 

 

 

Muhammad Waqar Khan | Plant Genetics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan | Plant Genetics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan, University of Swat, Pakistan

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan 🧬 is a Pakistani geneticist with expertise in soybean transformation and genetic diversity. He earned his PhD in Genetics from Henan University, China (2019-2023), and has a solid academic background with an MPhil and MSc in Genetics from Hazara University, Pakistan. His research focuses on genetic diversity, plant breeding, and Agrobacterium-mediated transformation. Dr. Khan has published multiple studies, including on soybean hybrids and genetic resistance in rice. He is an active reviewer for Elsevier’s Horticulture Plants journal. Additionally, Dr. Khan is experienced in molecular lab techniques and bioinformatics software. 🌱🔬📚

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Educational Background

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan holds an impressive academic background in genetics and related fields. He completed his PhD in Genetics at Henan University, China (2019-2023), where he focused on soybean transformation. He also holds an MPhil in Genetics (2008-2012) and an MSc in Genetics (2005-2008) from Hazara University, Pakistan. Dr. Khan’s undergraduate studies were in Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry at the University of Malakand, Pakistan (2002-2005). Additionally, he pursued a B.Ed. in Education (2011-2012) from Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad. His diverse academic journey reflects his dedication to both research and education. 📚🌱

 

 

Professional Experience

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan has a diverse professional background in both education and research. He has five years of teaching and administrative experience at a school (2014-2019), where he honed his leadership and organizational skills. Additionally, he gained valuable research experience as a research intern in the Department of Genetics at Hazara University, Mansehra, Pakistan, for one year. This combination of teaching expertise and hands-on research experience has equipped Dr. Khan with a strong foundation in academia, making significant contributions to both educational and scientific communities. 📚👩‍🔬

 

 

Professional Skills and Business Ventures

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan possesses a wide range of professional skills and business expertise. He has significant experience in school administration and curriculum development, where he played a pivotal role in shaping educational frameworks. Additionally, Dr. Khan is passionate about honeybee keeping and management 🐝, using his knowledge to contribute to sustainable agricultural practices. He is also skilled in poultry (layer) keeping and management 🐔, ensuring the healthy and efficient operation of poultry farms. These diverse skills reflect his versatility in both academic and entrepreneurial ventures. 🌱📈

 

 

Research Focus

Dr. Muhammad Waqar Khan’s research spans several areas within genetics, plant sciences, and agricultural biotechnology. His work includes genetic diversity studies in walnuts 🌳, the identification of bacterial blight resistance genes in rice 🌾, and advancements in soybean transformation techniques 🌱. His expertise also extends to environmental research, focusing on forest structure, biomass carbon potential, and ecological diversity 🌍. Furthermore, Dr. Khan has contributed to agricultural economics with research on the cherry marketing system 🍒. These diverse research interests showcase his interdisciplinary approach, combining genetics, agriculture, and environmental sustainability. 🌿

 

 

Publication Top Notes

  • Estimation of genetic diversity in walnut – 38 citations, 2010 🌰
  • Identification of bacterial blight resistance gene Xa7 in rice through STS marker – 15 citations, 2015 🌾
  • Evaluation of the forest structure, diversity, and biomass carbon potential in Guangxi, China – 8 citations, 2020 🌳
  • Cherry marketing system in Gilgit District, Northern Areas of Pakistan – 8 citations, 2008 🍒
  • Pulmonary Embolic Disease – 5 citations, 1965 💉
  • Generation and Assessment of Soybean Hybrids for High-Efficiency Agrobacterium-Mediated Transformation – 2024 📈
  • A Novel Solid Media-Free In-Planta Soybean Transformation Approach – 2024 🌱
  • Fluid leak Following Deep Midfacial Laceration – 2017 🩹

Jehona Shkodra | Agriculture economy | Women Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jehona Shkodra | Agriculture economy | Women Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jehona Shkodra, University of Prishtina, Albania

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jehona Shkodra is an esteemed academic in the field of Finance and Accounting, currently serving as an Associate Professor at the University of Prishtina, Kosovo. She earned her Doctorate in Finance and Accounting from the University of Tirana in 2014, with a focus on agricultural development and financial institutions. With extensive experience in academia and various governmental roles, she actively contributes to projects aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity in Kosovo. Dr. Shkodra is passionate about teaching courses in economics and finance within the agricultural sector. 📚🌱✍️

Academic Contributions

Dr. Shkodra has held various positions at the University of Prishtina, where she currently serves as an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary. Her teaching encompasses critical subjects such as Micro and Macro Economics, Finance in Agriculture, and Rural Development Management. Dr. Shkodra’s research focuses on agricultural development and the role of financial institutions, notably through her work on the impact of agricultural loans on productivity in Kosovo. This research addresses significant issues in agricultural finance and supports the empowerment of women in rural economies.

Professional Experience

Her work extends beyond academia, as she collaborates with governmental institutions, including the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Rural Development, where she contributes to projects like drafting concept documents for agricultural cooperatives. Her leadership roles, such as Head of the Study Committee at the University of Prishtina and Team Leader for various projects, reflect her ability to lead and mentor others in the field.

Training and Development

Dr. Shkodra has participated in numerous training programs, enhancing her skills in risk management, grant writing, and teaching methodologies. Her involvement in international training initiatives, such as those organized by the Erasmus+ program and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), showcases her commitment to continuous professional development and knowledge sharing.

Recognition

As a member of several prestigious associations, including the European Finance Association and the American Finance Association, Dr. Shkodra actively engages with the broader academic community. Her role as a reviewer for various journals underscores her expertise and recognition in her field. Dr. Shkodra is also involved in organizing international conferences, further solidifying her status as a leader in finance and agricultural research.

Conclusion

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jehona Shkodra is a highly suitable candidate for the Research for Women Researcher Award. Her contributions significantly advance understanding in the fields of finance and agriculture, making her an exemplary model for aspiring female researchers.

Publication Top Notes  

  • Financial performance of microfinance institutions in Kosovo – 45 citations (2019) 📊
  • Role of microfinance institutions for developing women entrepreneurship-the case study of Kosovo – 31 citations (2021) 👩‍💼
  • Impact of agricultural finance in rural areas–case study Kosovo – 22 citations (2018) 🌾
  • Determinants of the credit risk in developing countries: a case of Kosovo banking sector – 22 citations (2017) 💳
  • The impact of government expenditure on economic growth in Southeast European countries – 21 citations (2022) 📈
  • Kosovo beer markets–Consumer preferences and buying behaviour – 10 citations (2010) 🍻
  • Analysis of income determinants among rural households in Kosovo – 8 citations (2020) 🏡
  • Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth–Case Study of SEE Countries – 7 citations (2022) 🌍
  • The role of demographic and socioeconomic factors on consumption patterns and demand for dairy products in Kosovo – 7 citations (2011) 🥛
  • Agricultural credits in development of small farms in Kosovo – 6 citations (2011) 🌱

 

 

Pablo Barbieri | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Outstanding Scientist Award

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Pablo Barbieri | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Outstanding Scientist Award

Dr. Pablo Barbieri is an exceptional researcher in the field of soil fertility, crop nutrition, and nutrient management, making him a strong candidate for the Research for Outstanding Scientist Award. His academic and research career has centered on optimizing soil fertility and crop yields through effective nutrient management, particularly nitrogen. Below is a detailed overview of his qualifications and key contributions:

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Academic Background

  • Doctorate in Agricultural Sciences (2008): Thesis on nitrogen utilization efficiency in maize under direct seeding, showcasing his focus on sustainable agricultural practices.
  • Postgraduate specialization in Plant Production (2000): Focus on crop and soil fertility further establishes his expertise in nutrient management.

Research Contributions

  1. Yield Responses and Radiation Interception
    His work on yield responses to narrow row spacing highlights how increasing radiation interception can enhance crop productivity, emphasizing his innovative approaches to improving agricultural practices.
    Agronomy Journal, 2002
  2. Soil Organic Carbon Determination
    The comparison of methods for determining soil organic carbon underscores his contribution to enhancing soil health assessment methodologies.
    Ciencia del Suelo, 2014
  3. Maize Water-Use Efficiency
    Dr. Barbieri’s study on maize evapotranspiration and water-use efficiency under different nitrogen supplies is vital in addressing challenges of water scarcity in agriculture.
    Field Crops Research, 2015
  4. Nitrogen Mineralization and Soil Testing
    His research on the reliability of nitrogen testing in maize further demonstrates his contribution to optimizing fertilization practices, ensuring efficient nutrient use.
    Agronomy Journal, 2008

Innovative Research Impact

  • Dr. Barbieri’s research focuses on optimizing nitrogen use efficiency, improving water-use efficiency, and enhancing soil fertility, which are critical for sustainable agriculture. His contributions help improve crop yields while minimizing environmental impact, aligning with the award’s recognition of impactful scientific advancements.

Contributions to Knowledge & Practice

  • Optimizing nitrogen use efficiency: His research has contributed to more effective fertilizer application, reducing environmental impacts while maximizing crop yields.
  • Sustainable agricultural practices: Through his involvement with various research institutes like CONICET and IPADS BALCARCE, Dr. Barbieri has pioneered strategies to enhance sustainable crop production.

Publication top notes

Yield responses to narrow rows depend on increased radiation interception

Comparación de métodos para determinar carbono orgánico en suelo

Maize water use efficiency and evapotranspiration response to N supply under contrasting soil water availability

Maize evapotranspiration and water‐use efficiency in response to row spacing

Contribution of anaerobically mineralized nitrogen to the reliability of planting or presidedress soil nitrogen test in maize

¿ Cuál es el estado de la fertilidad de los suelos argentinos?

Optimizing fertilizer nitrogen use efficiency by intensively managed spring wheat in humid regions: Effect of split application

Improving resource productivity at a crop sequence level

Dosis óptima económica de nitrógeno en maíz bajo siembra directa en el sudeste bonaerense

Conclusion

Dr. Barbieri’s extensive research in soil fertility, nutrient management, and his highly cited publications make him a strong contender for the Research for Outstanding Scientist Award. His work has had a notable impact on both academic research and practical agricultural methods, particularly in optimizing resource use in crop systems. His contributions align perfectly with the award’s focus on groundbreaking scientific achievements.

Abdullah-Al-Bakky | Agriculture Award | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Abdullah-Al-Bakky | Agriculture Award | Young Scientist Award

Mr. Abdullah-Al-Bakky, Bangladesh Jute Research Institute, Bangladesh

Abdullah-Al-Bakky is a dedicated Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Jute Research Institution, specializing in Biochemistry, Agriculture, Food Analysis, Soil Science, Nutrition, and Environmental Science. He holds a Master of Science in Biochemistry and Food Analysis from Patuakhali Science & Technology University (2016) and a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (2015). Abdullah has contributed significantly to environmental research, authoring multiple publications on biofuel production, heavy metal contamination, and ecological assessments. His work emphasizes sustainable practices and ecological risk management, making him a valuable asset to the scientific community. 🌍📚

 

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Educational Qualification

Abdullah-Al-Bakky has a strong academic background, having completed his Secondary School Certificate from Barisal in 2007 with a perfect score of 5.00. He then achieved his Higher Secondary Certificate in 2009 with a commendable grade of 4.60. Pursuing higher education, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Honours) from Patuakhali Science & Technology University in 2015, achieving a GPA of 3.149. He further advanced his studies by obtaining a Master of Science in Biochemistry and Food Analysis from the same university in 2016, with an impressive GPA of 3.968. 🎓🌱📚

 

Professional Experience

Abdullah-Al-Bakky serves as a Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Jute Research Institution, where he has been contributing his expertise since December 11, 2022. In this ongoing role, he is dedicated to advancing research in the field of agriculture, particularly focusing on jute and its various applications. His work involves conducting experiments, analyzing data, and collaborating with fellow researchers to enhance the quality and sustainability of jute production. Abdullah’s commitment to his profession reflects his passion for agricultural science and environmental sustainability. 🌾🔬👨‍🔬

 

Research Experience

Currently serving as a Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Jute Research Institution, Abdullah has relevant work experience that complements his academic background. His ongoing position since December 2022 indicates a commitment to research and practical application in the field of agriculture and biochemistry.

Publication Top Notes

  • Contamination and ecological risk assessment of Cr, As, Cd, and Pb in water and sediment of the southeastern Bay of Bengal coast in a developing country – Cited by: 17 | Year: 2023 🌊⚖️
  • Concentration and Ecological Risk of Heavy Metals in River Sediments of a Developing Country: A Meta-Analysis – Cited by: 4 | Year: 2024 📊🔍
  • Production of biofuel from cassava – Cited by: 2 | Year: 2019 🌱🔋
  • Increase the Efficient Use of Phosphorus Fertilizer for Maize in the Calcareous Soils – Cited by: 1 | Year: 2024 🌾💧
  • Toxicity factors, ecological and health risk assessments of heavy metals in the urban soil: a case study of an agro-machinery area in a developing country – Year: 2024 ⚠️🌍
  • Toxicity assessment of heavy metals translocation in maize grown in the Ganges delta floodplain soils around the Payra power plant in Bangladesh – Year: 2024 🌽💥
  • Sources and impacts of microplastic on the world’s longest sea beach of the Bay of Bengal coasts: a review on microplastic management – Year: 2024 🏖️🔬
  • Trace Metals Translocation from Soil to Plants: Health Risk Assessment Through Intake of Vegetables in the Urban Sprawl of a Developing Country – Year: 2024 🌿⚠️

Conclusion

Abdullah-Al-Bakky possesses a strong academic foundation, relevant research experience, and a commendable publication record. His focus on critical areas such as environmental science and biochemistry makes him a suitable candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award. His contributions not only advance scientific understanding but also address pressing environmental issues, further supporting his candidacy.

Sina Mallah | Sustainable land | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Sina Mallah | Sustainable land | Best Researcher Award

Researcher at University of Tehran, Iran

Dr. Sina Mallah is a soil scientist with a Ph.D. in Soil Resources Management from the University of Tehran, where he focused on sustainable soil and water management in irrigated lands. He earned his MSc in Soil Physics from Tarbiat Modares University and his BSc in Agricultural Soil Science Engineering from Gorgan University of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources. 🌱🌍

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🎓 Educational Background :

  • PhD in Soil Resources Management (Soil Physics and Conservation)University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, December 2023

    Thesis Topic: “Assessment of sustainable soil and water management in irrigated lands of Honam subcatchment”

    Supervisor: Prof. Dr. M. Gorji

  • MSc in Soil PhysicsTarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran, January 2013

    GPA: 17.15/20

    Dissertation Topic: “Estimating soil organic matters using hyperspectral imagery in a semi-arid region”

    Supervisor: Prof. Dr. M. Homaee

  • BSc in Agricultural Soil Science EngineeringGorgan University of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources, Gorgan, Iran, July 2010

    GPA: 17.46/20

    Project Topic: “Effect of Potassium salts proportions on barley growth”

    Advisor: Dr. E. Dordipour

  • Experimental Sciences DiplomaAllameh Tabatabaei, Sari, Mazandaran, Iran, July 2006

    GPA: 18.05/20

🌱 Research Interests :

  • GIS and remote sensing in agriculture
  • Sustainability of soil and water resources
  • Conservation agriculture
  • Soil organic carbon cycle and climate change interaction
  • Digital soil mapping
  • Soil Genesis & Classification
  • Au (Gold) absorption
  • Socio-economic modeling
  • Soil health nexus

Publication Top Notes :

  1. M.R. Balali, S. Mallah, et al. 2024. Integrated Soil and Water Management at Farm Level in Honam Sub-Catchment (Part II: Soil and water recommended packages of homogenous units). Iranian Journal of Soil Research, 38 (1): 199-227. DOI: 10.22092/ijsr.2024.365368.741 (In Farsi).
  2. Sousa, G.P.B. de, et al. 2024. Assessing soil degradation in Brazilian agriculture by a remote sensing approach to monitor bare soil frequency: impact on soil carbon. Soil Advances, 2, 100011. DOI: 10.1016/j.soilad.2024.100011
  3. N.A. Rosin, et al. 2024. Spatializing soil elemental concentration as measured by X-ray fluorescence analysis using remote sensing data. Catena, 240, 107988. DOI: 10.1016/j.catena.2024.107988.
  4. S. Mallah, et al. 2023. Deep Insight on Land Use/Land Cover Geospatial Assessment through Internet-Based Validation Tool in Upper Karkheh River Basin (KRB), South-West Iran. Land, 12, 979. DOI: 10.3390/land12050979
  5. M.R. Balali, et al. 2024. Integrated Soil and Water Management at Farm Level in Honam Sub-Catchment (Part I: Determination of Homogeneous Soil and Water Management Units). Iranian Journal of Soil Research, 37 (3): 199-227. DOI: 10.22092/ijsr.2024.364321.734 (In Farsi).
  6. S. Mallah, et al. 2023. Digital Mapping of Topsoil Texture Classes Using a Hybridized Classical Statistics–Artificial Neural Networks Approach and Relief Data. AgriEngineering, 5(1):40-64. DOI: 10.3390/agriengineering5010004.
  7. S. Mallah, et al. 2022. Predicting Soil Textural Classes Using Random Forest Models: Learning from Imbalanced Dataset. Agronomy, 12, 2613. DOI: 10.3390/agronomy12112613.
  8. S. Mallah and M. Bagheri-Bodaghabadi. 2021. Towards a global soil taxonomy and classification tool for predicting multi-level soil hierarchy. Model. Earth Syst. Environ. DOI: 10.1007/s40808-021-01191-8.
  9. S. Mallah, et al. 2021. Evaluation of irrigation hydro-module of major plants of cropping pattern to reduce water stress and optimize agricultural water consumption in Honam sub-catchment. Journal of Crop Science Research in Arid Regions, 3 (1): 15-24. DOI: 10.22034/CSRAR.2021.280267.1092 (In Farsi).
  10. M. Panahi, et al. 2021. Appropriate irrigation scheduling determination of major crops and orchards in Honam, Lorestan traditional irrigation network. Iranian Water Researches Journal, 15 (1): 87-95.
  11. A. Tafteh, et al. 2020. Evaluation of daily, decade and monthly data satellite images to estimate of precipitation using Google Earth Engine in Khuzestan Province. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 9 (3): 93-104 (In Farsi).
  12. A. Tafteh, et al. 2020. Evaluating automatic detector of wetting front for monitoring water movement in soil. Environ. Water Eng., 6(1), 1–12. DOI: 10.22034/jewe.2020.218691.1345 (In Farsi).
  13. S. Mallah, et al. 2019. Comparison of Three Geostatistics Methods for Prediction of Soil Texture Classes in Crop and Orchard Lands of Guilan Province. Iranian Journal of Soil Research, 33 (2), 213-226 (In Farsi).
  14. A. Tafteh, et al. 2019. Investigation of possibility of mapping potential evapotranspiration of reference plant and water requirement of wheat using various mapping methods. Journal of Irrigation and Water Engineering (In Farsi).
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