Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip | Climate Impacts | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip | Climate Impacts | Best Researcher Award

Senior Researcher at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy.

Dr. Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip is a Cameroonian environmental data scientist and climate economist specializing in climate modeling, renewable energy, and atmospheric physics. He is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change and Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, leading research on the economic impacts of climate and geopolitical extremes. He has held prestigious fellowships, including the Alexander von Humboldt Postdoctoral Fellowship, and has taught at institutions like TU Darmstadt and Saint Jerome Catholic University of Douala. His research spans climate risk modeling, ENSO impacts, and AI-driven weather predictions.

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Work Experience

Dr. Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change, Italy, leading research on the economic impacts of weather-geopolitical extreme events. He is also a Climate Research Consultant at ClimateMatch Academy, USA, supervising projects on ENSOs and the Indian Ocean Dipole. Previously, he was an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow in Germany, working on atmospheric aerosols and extreme weather impacts. He has supervised distinguished Master’s theses at AIMS South Africa and Cameroon. With experience as a lecturer and researcher in Cameroon, Dr. Arreyndip continues to shape climate science and policy. 🌿📊

Academic Journey

Dr. Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip earned his Ph.D. in Physics, Renewable Energy, and Climate from the University of Buea, Cameroon (2014–2019), focusing on onshore wind farm modeling. He holds two Master’s degrees: one in Physics and Climate Modeling (2012–2014) and another in Mathematical Sciences from AIMS Cameroon (2013–2014). His research explored extreme temperature modeling and cold atom ratchet effects. He completed his Bachelor’s in Physics (2008–2011) at the University of Buea and his A-Levels in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics at CCAS Kumba. His strong academic foundation supports his impactful work in climate science. 🌍🔬

Research Focus

Dr. Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip’s research spans renewable energy, climate modeling, and environmental physics. His work includes wind energy potential assessment 🌬️, solar radiation modeling ☀️, and extreme temperature forecasting 🌡️. He explores the techno-economic feasibility of wind farms ⚡, aerosol scattering effects 🌫️, and climate change impacts on agriculture 🌾. His studies extend to El Niño-induced droughts 🚱, public health crises 🏥, and global trade disruptions 📉. With expertise in mathematical modeling 🧮 and artificial intelligence applications in energy 🤖, he contributes significantly to sustainable energy solutions and climate resilience.

Publication Top Notes

  • 🌬️ Wind energy potential assessment of Cameroon’s coastal regions for the installation of an onshore wind farm – 40 citations, 2016
  • 📊 Generalized extreme value distribution models for the assessment of seasonal wind energy potential of Debuncha, Cameroon – 36 citations, 2016
  • ⚡ Small 500 kW onshore wind farm project in Kribi, Cameroon: Sizing and checkers layout optimization model – 35 citations, 2018
  • ☀️ Global solar radiation of some regions of Cameroon using the linear Angstrom model and non-linear polynomial relations – 11 citations, 2018
  • 🌍 African continental free trade area (AfCFTA): Projected economic impact assessment under future warming in CMIP6 – 10 citations, 2021
  • 🌡️ Extreme temperature forecast in Mbonge, Cameroon, through return level analysis of the generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution – 8 citations, 2015
  • 🚜 Identifying agricultural disaster risk zones for future climate actions – 7 citations, 2021
  • 🏜️ Techno-economic feasibility of two onshore wind farms located in the desert area: A case study – 5 citations, 2023
  • ☁️ Near-field single-scattering calculations of aerosols: Sensitivity studies – 2 citations, 2023
  • ⚙️ Nonlinear multi-frequency dynamics of wind turbine components with a single-mesh helical gear train – 2 citations, 2018
  • 🔋 Assessing the performance of a monocrystalline solar panel under different tropical climatic conditions in Cameroon using artificial neural network – 1 citation, 2024
  • 🌡️ El Niño 2023 and future climate change exacerbates public health crises in Kenya – 1 citation, 2024
  • ☀️ Modelling of Solar Radiation for Photovoltaic Applications – 1 citation, 2022
  • 🌾 Monitoring the evolution of drought conditions over Africa – 1 citation, 2021
  • 🌍 The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: A Global Impact Assessment in the Corn and Wheat Sectors, 2025
  • ⚡ Charge carrier mobility and the recombination processes within a bulk heterojunction organic solar cell exhibiting disordered hopping , 2024

 

 

Peng Cui | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Peng Cui | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr Peng Cui, Northeast Forestry University, China

Prof. Dr. Peng Cui 🏛️ is a distinguished academic with a PhD in Architecture from Harbin Institute of Technology and National University of Singapore. Currently a Professor and PhD Supervisor in Urban and Rural Planning at the College of Landscape Architecture, Northeast Forestry University, he focuses on low-carbon sustainable urban development, green urban design, and building energy simulation & control. Dr. Cui has authored 3 textbooks and 2 monographs, led 7 National Natural Science Foundation projects in China, and secured ongoing research funding of USD 200,000. He has published 23 SCI-indexed papers, with notable contributions to sustainable cities and environmental design. 🌿📚

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🎓 Education and Academic Roles

Professor Peng Cui holds a PhD in Architecture from Harbin Institute of Technology and National University of Singapore. He is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Landscape Architecture and a Professor in Urban and Rural Planning at the College of Landscape Architecture, Northeast Forestry University.

📚 Publications and Achievements

Prof. Cui has authored 3 textbooks and 2 monographs. He has published 23 SCI-indexed papers, including in top-tier journals like Sustainable Cities and Society and Building and Environment.

Research focus

Peng Cui’s research primarily focuses on urban climate and environmental design, particularly in cold regions like Northeast China. His studies explore the impacts of urban green spaces, street design, and building morphology on local climate variables such as land surface temperature (LST), urban heat islands (UHI), and air quality. His work often employs advanced methods like gradient boosted regression trees and optimization algorithms to assess and improve urban microclimates. Key areas of interest include sustainable urban design, energy consumption, and environmental comfort in extreme climates. 🌳🏙️🌡️

Publication top notes

Assessing the effects of urban green spaces metrics and spatial structure on LST and carbon sinks in Harbin, a cold region city in China

Effect of street design on UHI and energy consumption based on vegetation and street aspect ratio: Taking Harbin as an example

Assessing the Effects of Urban Morphology Parameters on PM2.5 Distribution in Northeast China Based on Gradient Boosted Regression Trees Method

[Retracted] A Study on Nonvisual Effects of Natural Light Environment in a Maternity Ward of a Hospital in Cold Area

Research on Acoustic Environment in the Building of Nursing Homes Based on Sound Preference of the Elderly People: A Case Study in Harbin, China

A Sustainable Design Strategy Based on Building Morphology to Improve the Microclimate of University Campuses in Cold Regions of China Using an Optimization Algorithm

Study on the Effect of Streets’ Space Forms on Campus Microclimate in the Severe Cold Region of China—Case Study of a University Campus in Daqing City

Impact of urban morphology on outdoor air temperature and microclimate optimization strategy base on Pareto optimality in Northeast China

Study of the Cooling Effects of Urban Green Space in Harbin in Terms of Reducing the Heat Island Effect

Assessing the Effects of Urban Morphology Parameters on Microclimate in Singapore to Control the Urban Heat Island Effect

Daniel Ayejoto | Environmental Science Award | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Daniel Ayejoto | Environmental Science Award | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Daniel Ayejoto, Texas Christian University, United States

Daniel Ayejoto is a dedicated environmental scientist pursuing his MSc in Environmental Science at Texas Christian University, USA. With a BSc in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, he specializes in assessing water quality and health risks associated with contaminants. Daniel’s research, spanning Nigeria and China, focuses on groundwater quality, hydrogeochemistry, and environmental remediation. As a Graduate Research Assistant, he contributes to the Hydrogeochemistry Laboratory’s efforts. Daniel’s advocacy work with the New Being Foundation reflects his commitment to community health and sustainable water management. 🌍🔬

 

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📚 Education

Daniel Ayejoto’s academic journey began with a BSc in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, where he graduated with Second Class Upper honors, ranking in the top 3%. Currently pursuing an MSc in Environmental Science at Texas Christian University, USA, Daniel’s educational background forms the bedrock of his passion for environmental research.

🔬 Research Experience

As a Graduate Research Assistant, Daniel has delved into diverse environmental projects, from assessing soil and groundwater samples to investigating water quality variations in wetland parks. His expertise spans hydrogeochemistry, machine learning methods, and biogeochemical soil measurements.

🏆 Awards and Recognitions

Daniel’s contributions to environmental science have earned him prestigious awards, including the Chinese Government Scholarship and recognition as the Best Researcher. His dedication to advancing knowledge in his field is evident in his funded research projects and publication record.

Certificates

Daniel’s pursuit of knowledge extends beyond academia, with certifications in Silk Road Engineering Science and Green Technology workshops, enhancing his expertise in sustainable practices and innovative solutions.

Research Focus

Daniel Ayejoto’s research primarily focuses on water quality assessment and health risk analysis in various settings, including rural agricultural provinces, urban areas, and wetland parks. 🌊 His work spans multiple criteria approaches, chemometric methods, and integration of geospatial and statistical tools to evaluate contamination levels and associated health risks. Additionally, he explores the impact of seasonal changes on water resources and investigates connections between climate change, pollution, and human health. Daniel’s research aims to provide comprehensive insights into environmental challenges, guiding effective mitigation strategies for sustainable water management. 💧

 

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Mr . Bitu Shreevastav | Environmental Science

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Mr . Bitu Shreevastav : Leading Researcher in Environmental Science

Mr . Bitu Shreevastav ,Tribhuwan University, Kritipur, Nepal

Mr. Bitu Shreevastav is a distinguished researcher in Environmental Science associated with Tribhuwan University in Kritipur, Nepal. He holds a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in “Forestry and Natural Resource Management” from the Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM), India, awarded the SAARC Scholarship Competition in 2000. Mr. Shreevastav’s academic journey also includes a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in “General Forestry” from Tribhuwan University, Institute of Forestry, Nepal, in 1996.

With a wealth of professional expertise, Mr. Shreevastav demonstrates exceptional knowledge and proficiency in Policy & Strategic Development, program/project management, research, quality assurance, and partnership management. His skill set extends to resource planning, execution, monitoring, and evaluation, showcasing a comprehensive understanding of diverse aspects within his field.

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Education :

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in “Forestry and Natural Resource Management”, Indian Institute of Forest ,Management (IIFM), India (2000). SAARC Scholarship Competition Awardee.,▪ Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in “General Forestry”, Tribhuwan University, Institute of Forestry, Nepal (1996).

RELEVANT SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES :

🌐 Professional Expertise:, Demonstrating outstanding knowledge and proficiency in Policy & Strategic Development, programme /project management, research, quality assurance, and partnership management. Adept in resource planning, execution, monitoring, and evaluation.,,🌍 Sectoral Mastery:, Sound knowledge spanning Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Food Security, Livelihood, Emergency Education, Health, and GRID (Green, Resilient & Inclusive Development) technologies and practices.,,🚀 Exemplary Experiences: ,Admirable experiences in strategic planning, coordination, sustainable.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS :

🔍 Field Research & Publications:,Conducted impactful field research on Disaster Risk Management, Climate Action, Livelihood, Food Security, Governance, and Emergency/Crisis Management. Published in International, Scientific, Peer-Reviewed Open, Q1, Scimago-listed Journals.,,💼 Program Management Expertise:,Managed programs with budgets up to US $10 million and led a team of 57 staff (local, national, regional). Successfully handled 18 programs/projects and partner organizations, ensuring over 85% of response funds reached affected communities.,,🌍 Crisis Response Leadership:,Led, coordinated, and managed clusters and consortia for rapid scale-up and multi-sectoral preparedness, response, recovery, and rehabilitation. Spearheaded efforts in major disasters like the Nepal earthquakes 2015, Nepal Koshi flood 2008, and Pakistan emergency flood 2010 response.,,📊 Digitalization & Data Management:,Led the design and implementation of digitalized surveys and data collection, advocacy strategies, program planning, monitoring, evaluation, and learning frameworks. Ensured effective emergency preparedness, response, and recovery programs for floods and earthquakes in Nepal.,,🤝 Humanitarian Support:,Coordinated and led support to Internally Displaced People (IDPs), Refugees (Bhutanese), and disaster & crisis-affected populations. Focused on social cohesion, gender, protection, food security, DRR, Shelter, WASH, and Nutrition programs, with environmental mainstreaming.,,🌐 Cluster Approach & Capacity Building:,Strengthened and managed the cluster approach, capacity building, disaster preparedness & response planning, and its effective implementation at local, national & international levels. Proven expertise demonstrated in Nepal Koshi Flood 2008, Pakistan Flood response & recovery 2010, Nepal Earthquake response & recovery 2015.,,📚 Research & Case Studies:,Undertook research and case studies on governance systems and program impacts on livelihoods, food security, DRR, and climate resilience. Established and strengthened coordination and linkages with donors, partners, and working agencies for long-term program sustainability.,,🌐 COVID-19 Response:,Coordinated and supported Strategic Preparedness & Response, along with Socio-economic Recovery to COVID-19. Demonstrated adaptability and resilience in addressing the challenges posed by the pandemic.,,🌟 Impactful Leadership & Innovation:,Displayed impactful leadership in advocacy, innovations, coordination, skill development, and environmental mainstreaming. Ensured a comprehensive approach to disaster and crisis management for lasting positive outcomes.

Publications  Top Note   :

“Flood risk modeling in southern Bagmati corridor, Nepal” (a study from Sarlahi and Rautahat, Nepal)

Progress in Disaster Science, 2022, 16, 100260  ,  Citations – 3