Muhammad Nouman Haider | Water Treatment | Young Scientist Award

Mr. Muhammad Nouman Haider | Water Treatment | Young Scientist Award

Doctoral Student, Xi’an Jiaotong Univeristy China, Pakistan

Muhammad Nouman Haider is a chemistry researcher and educator specializing in wastewater treatment, adsorption, catalysis, radio-chemistry, and material chemistry. He holds an M.Phil. in Physical Chemistry from Government College University Faisalabad, where he synthesized and characterized ZnO/Bi₂O₃ photocatalysts for dye degradation in wastewater. Currently, he serves as a Chemistry Teacher at Command Group of Colleges. His research contributions include publications in Desalination and Water Treatment, Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology, and International Journal of Polymeric Materials. He has presented at international conferences, receiving the ‘Employee of the Month’ award three times.

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🎓 Education & Research in Chemistry

Muhammad Nouman Haider holds an M.Phil in Physical Chemistry (2019–2021) from Government College University, Faisalabad, with a CGPA of 3.60 (75.14%). His research focused on wastewater treatment using advanced oxidation processes (AOPs). He synthesized a ZnO/Bi₂O₃ photocatalyst via the Co-Precipitation method, characterized it through SEM, XRD, and FTIR, and achieved 98.9% dye removal efficiency. His BS in Chemistry (2014–2018, CGPA 3.67, 77.29%) included a review on wastewater treatment technologies. Passionate about environmental chemistry, he continues to explore innovative solutions for pollution control. 🌱🔬💡

🔬 Research Focus

Muhammad Nouman Haider specializes in environmental chemistry, particularly in wastewater treatment and adsorption techniques for dye and heavy metal removal. His research explores low-cost, eco-friendly adsorbents like coconut husk, fish scales, and raw cotton for eliminating pollutants. He also investigates nanocomposites, biodegradable polymers, and spectroscopic techniques for material characterization. His work extends to bone regeneration using biodegradable magnesium and polymer-ceramic composites. His studies contribute to sustainable chemistry, nanotechnology, and biomedical materials for environmental and medical applications. 🌱💧🧪

📚 Publications

1️⃣ Sequestration of crystal violet dye from wastewater using low-cost coconut husk as a potential adsorbentCited by 43 (2022) 🌱💧
2️⃣ Adsorptive exclusion of crystal violet dye from wastewater by using fish scales as an adsorbentCited by 40 (2023) 🐟💦
3️⃣ Applications of spectroscopic techniques for characterization of polymer nanocomposite: A reviewCited by 32 (2022) 🔬📊
4️⃣ Adsorption of crystal violet dye from wastewater on Phyllanthus emblica fruit (PEF) powder: kinetic and thermodynamicCited by 22 (2024) 🍊⚗️
5️⃣ Potential of easily available low-cost raw cotton for the elimination of methylene blue dye from polluted waterCited by 20 (2024) 🏭🌊
6️⃣ Applications of biodegradable polymers and ceramics for bone regeneration: a mini-reviewCited by 8 (2025) 🦴🩺
7️⃣ Investigating the adsorption potential of coconut coir as an economical adsorbent for decontamination of lanthanum ion from aqueous solutionCited by 4 (2024) 🥥🔄
8️⃣ Biodegradable Magnesium Metal for Bone Regeneration: Mini ReviewCited by 3 (2022) 🦿🔬
9️⃣ Applications of Nano Composites for Heavy Metal Removal from Water by Adsorption: Mini ReviewCited by 1 (2024) 🧪🛠️
🔟 Investigating the Interactions between Dyes and Porous/Composite Materials: A Comprehensive Study(2025) 🎨🧱

Xiaoying Li | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Xiaoying Li | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr Xiaoying Li, Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Based on Dr. Xiaoying Li’s extensive qualifications and achievements, she appears to be a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Here’s a structured evaluation of her profile:

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Work Experience

Dr. Xiaoying Li currently holds the position of Associate Professor at the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences. She has previously served as an Associate Professor at Northeast Forestry University. Her roles at prestigious institutions underscore her leadership and expertise in her field.

Education

Dr. Li completed her Ph.D. in Physical Geography at the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where she was mentored by Prof. Huijun Jin. Her academic journey includes a master’s degree from the Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Research Institute and a bachelor’s degree from Inner Mongolia Normal University. Her solid educational background highlights her deep knowledge in geography and environmental science.

Publications

Dr. Li has authored numerous high-impact publications on permafrost and environmental changes. Her research covers topics such as the effects of wildfires on soil organic carbon and permafrost, with notable publications in journals like Permafrost and Periglacial Processes and Forests. Her extensive list of publications reflects her significant contributions to the field and her role as a leading researcher.

Research Projects

Dr. Li leads several funded research projects, including those from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Heilongjiang Excellent Youth Fund. Her projects focus on the spatio-temporal patterns of permafrost and the impact of forest fires on permafrost and soil carbon. Her role as a project leader on these significant studies demonstrates her ability to drive impactful research.

Conferences and Presentations

Dr. Li has presented her research at numerous international conferences, including the International Workshop on Arctic Cryospheric Changes and Sustainable Development and the AGU Fall Conference. Her presentations highlight her active engagement in the scientific community and her contribution to advancing knowledge in her field.

Membership in Professional Associations

Dr. Li is a committee member of several professional associations, including the Chinese Society of Cryosphere Science and the Chinese Society of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering. She also serves on the advisory panels of Frontiers in Earth Science and Environmental Research Letters. Her involvement in these organizations underscores her influence and leadership in her field.

Conclusion

Dr. Xiaoying Li’s extensive experience, significant publications, leadership in research projects, active participation in conferences, and involvement in professional associations make her an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her contributions to understanding the impacts of environmental changes on permafrost and soil organic carbon are both pioneering and influential.

Publication top notes

Quantifying the influencing factors of the thermal state of permafrost in Northeast China

Permafrost thermal dynamics at a local scale in northern Da Xing’anling Mountains

Influences of Snow Cover on the Thermal Regimes of Xing’an Permafrost in Northeast China in 1960s–2010s

Carbon-cycling microorganisms in permafrost and their responses to a warming climate: A review

Effects of Forest Fires on Boreal Permafrost and Soil Microorganisms: A Review