Kailash Choudhary | Sustainable Supply Chain | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Kailash Choudhary | Sustainable Supply Chain | India

Indian Institute of Management Shillong | India

Dr. Kailash Choudhary is a leading researcher at the Indian Institute of Management Shillong whose expertise spans operations management, quantitative techniques, sustainability analytics, and green supply chain optimization. His work integrates lean principles, quality management frameworks, and environmental performance metrics to advance sustainable industrial and supply chain systems. With influential contributions in life cycle assessment, green supply chain pressures, sustainable production strategies, and performance modeling, he significantly enhances cleaner manufacturing, resource efficiency, and evidence-based decision-making. His empirical investigations in ceramics manufacturing, studies on sustainable materials, and critical reviews of green supply chain mechanisms demonstrate strong methodological depth and high industry relevance. Supported by 1,024 citations, 18 research documents, and an h-index of 11, he has established a robust global research footprint, shaping the evolution of sustainable operations and fostering greener transitions across manufacturing, construction, and logistics ecosystems.

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Featured Publications

Choudhary, K., Gill, G., Sangwa, N. R., & Sarna, B. (2025). Utilising copper tailings as a sustainable alternative to conventional structural filling materials: LCA analysis. Built Environment Project and Asset Management.

Choudhary, K., Sangwa, N. R., & Sangwan, K. S. (2023). Comparative life cycle assessment of flooring options for sustainable buildings. Construction Innovation.

Gill, G., Choudhary, K., Mittal, R. K., Sangwan, K. S., & Arya, A. (2023). Efficient utilization of tire chip reinforced sand under footings subjected to purely inclined loads—An experimental and life cycle investigation. Environmental Science and Pollution Research.

Choudhary, K., Jakhar, S., Gakkhar, N., & Sangwan, K. S. (2022). Comparative life cycle assessments of photovoltaic thermal systems with earth water heat exchanger cooling. Procedia CIRP.

Choudhary, K., & Sangwan, K. S. (2022). Green supply chain management pressures, practices and performance: A critical literature review. Benchmarking: An International Journal.

Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat | Environmental Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat | Environmental Economics | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat, World Bank, Thailand

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat is an accomplished economist with extensive experience in public policy, sustainable development, green economy, and international cooperation. Holding an MSc in Economic Policy from University College London and a First-Class Honors BA in Economics from Thammasat University, she has built a remarkable career at institutions such as the World Bank, AIIB, and WIPO. At the World Bank, she has led and contributed to high-impact projects on climate resilience, carbon pricing, plastic circularity, and economic development across Southeast Asia. Her expertise spans economic and financial analysis, policy design, and resource valuation, with notable publications on Thailand’s sustainable development. Rattanyu has successfully secured over USD 1.6 million in trust fund proposals and authored several key economic reports and articles. Fluent in English and Thai, and skilled in econometrics and modeling tools like STATA and CGE, she stands out as a thought leader in environmental and economic policy with a global perspective.

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Academic Background

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat holds a Master of Science in Economic Policy from University College London (UCL), United Kingdom, which she earned between September 2012 and September 2013. Her postgraduate research focused on regional trade efficiency, culminating in a thesis titled “Does Trade Matter & Where is the Most Efficient? – A Comparative Study on the Efficiency of ASEAN+3 Logistic Sectors,” reflecting her analytical strength in international economics and policy evaluation. Prior to that, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Economics through the B.E. International Program at Thammasat University, Thailand, from August 2007 to December 2010. Graduating with First Class Honors and ranking in the top 10th percentile, she majored in Economics and minored in Finance. Her undergraduate thesis, “Does Protectionist Policy Matter in Thailand? – The Roles of Exchange Rate and Tariff Barriers,” emphasized her early engagement with macroeconomic policy and trade protection mechanisms, setting a strong foundation for her future work in economic development and policy analysis.

Professional Experience

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat is a highly experienced economist with a strong background in public finance, sustainable development, and international economic cooperation. Since 2018, she has served as a consultant at the World Bank in Bangkok, where she leads economic and financial analyses related to climate resilience, green economy, and infrastructure development across Southeast Asia. She has successfully mobilized over USD 1.6 million in trust funds and contributed to key projects on carbon pricing, marine plastics, forest management, and climate change strategies in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and China. Previously, she worked at WIPO in Geneva, AIIB, and the Ministry of Finance, Thailand, where she provided policy advice on regional financial cooperation, social development, and capital markets. Her early career included research roles for ADB and teaching assistantships at Thammasat University. Ms. Rattanyu’s deep expertise spans public expenditure reviews, environmental economics, and international development, making her a key contributor to sustainable policy innovation in Asia.

Professional Training

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat has undertaken extensive professional training in climate change, economic development, and policy design, enhancing her expertise in international finance and sustainable development. Her recent engagements with the World Bank Group (WBG) include participation in OpsClinics focused on Country Climate and Development Reports (2022), corporate climate commitments (2021), and climate change result measurement (2021). She also contributed as a speaker at the 14th EAP Online Workshop on the Montreal Protocol Program (2022). Other notable WBG courses include the RAS Academy, MNA Climate Clinic, and training in Theory of Change and IPF Operations Reporting. Earlier, she attended the General Course on Intellectual Property at WIPO Academy, Geneva (2017), and specialized IMF programs on External Vulnerabilities (2015), Financial Programming (2012), and an advanced trade negotiation simulation course with ITD, Bangkok (2011). These trainings reflect her ongoing commitment to policy innovation, economic resilience, and global development strategy.

Research Focus

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat’s research focuses primarily on sustainable development, climate resilience, public finance, and policy innovation in emerging economies, particularly Thailand. Her body of work highlights a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability and economic reform, as seen in key publications such as Towards a Green and Resilient Thailand and Arresting Environmental Degradation to Build Wealth in Thailand. She has also explored innovative financing mechanisms for sustainable economic growth and financial inclusion through fintech. Her contributions to policy documents like the Implementation Completion and Results Report for Thailand PMR, The Fiscal Responsibility Act, and The New Budget Procedures Act indicate deep engagement with fiscal governance, market readiness, and institutional reform. Moreover, her interest in intellectual property and global branding is evident in her WIPO article on Thailand’s Qualy brand. Collectively, her work integrates economic policy, climate action, and governance reforms, making her a key contributor to sustainable policy development in Southeast Asia.

Publication Top Notes

  • Towards a Green and Resilient Thailand (2024) – World Bank Group report, authored by Mani, Pollitt, Honeck, Banerjee & Dechjejaruwat

  • Arresting Environmental Degradation to Build Wealth in Thailand (2024) – Science of the Total Environment, Vol. 956, PMID 39510287; cited by 0–5 sources ScienceDirect+5PubMed+5ResearchGate+5

  • Innovative Financing Options for the Sustainable Economy in Thailand (2022) – Thailand Economic Monitor, World Bank Wikipedia

  • Implementation Completion and Results Report for Thailand Partnership for Market Readiness (2020) – World Bank ResearchGate+11LinkedIn+11Open Knowledge Repository+11

  • Volunteers Take Part in Eco‑Friendly Community Service Activities in Thailand (2019) – World Bank Blog LinkedIn

  • The Fiscal Responsibility Act (2019) – Thailand Economic Monitor, World Bank Wikipedia

  • The New Budget Procedures Act and Its Implications (2019) – Thailand Economic Monitor, World Bank LinkedIn

  • The Power of Branding and Design: Thailand’s Qualy Goes Global (2017) – WIPO Magazine LinkedIn

Conclusion

Ms. Rattanyu Dechjejaruwat is highly suitable for the “Best Researcher Award”, particularly in categories emphasizing policy-oriented, interdisciplinary, and sustainability-focused economic research. Her deep involvement in international development projects, her technical capacity in green and climate finance, and her impressive project leadership and publications through global institutions mark her as a top-tier candidate. With slightly more visibility in academic publishing and university research circles, her profile would be nearly unmatched in her domain.

Shahab Khameneh asl | Green energy | Breakthrough Research Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh asl | Green energy | Breakthrough Research Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh asl, University of Tabriz, Iran

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl is a pioneering materials scientist whose innovative research in nanostructured ceramics, photocatalysts, and energy materials has significantly advanced renewable energy and environmental applications. With over 25 international publications, leadership of specialized laboratories, and global collaborations across Italy, Turkey, and Iran, his work bridges academia and industry. His applied projects in corrosion control and tribological systems reflect real-world impact. As an emerging leader in material innovation and sustainable technologies, Dr. Khameneh Asl is a standout candidate for the Breakthrough Research Award. His contributions exemplify transformative, interdisciplinary research with societal relevance.

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Education and Research Experience

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl has been serving as the Head of the Ceramic Laboratory Complex at the Materials Engineering Department, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Tabriz, Iran, since September 2016. Under his leadership, the complex encompasses a wide range of specialized laboratories, including ceramic manufacturing, refractory technology, glazing, glass and porcelain technologies, thermal analysis, advanced ceramics, bioceramics, electroceramics, and ceramoglass research. He manages a vibrant team of 2 professors, 2 assistant professors, 13 Ph.D. scholars, 30 postgraduate, and 55 undergraduate students. His lab is a hub for both academic and industrial projects and holds top-tier technology contracts at the university level. Since February 2011, he has also been a dedicated Assistant Professor, teaching a diverse array of courses at B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. levels, such as Advanced Materials, Nanomaterials, Electroceramics, and Advanced Topics in Materials. His teaching and research integrate innovation, technical expertise, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Work Experience

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl has accumulated a broad spectrum of academic and industrial experiences throughout his career. In 2016, he served as a lecturer for Refractory Materials at Maragheh University. As a proactive academic at the University of Tabriz, he contributed to the Entrepreneurship Committee in 2015 and played a pivotal role in nurturing innovation by managing the Nano Materials Characterization at Aras Co. (Aylin Nooran Ghostar) in the Aras Free Zone of Iran in 2014. Additionally, he has been a core member of the Mavad Azmoun Group and led the Nano Materials Group at the New Ideas and Companies Center of Tabriz University since 2011 and 2013, respectively. Earlier in his career, in 2004, he completed an engineering research internship at the Neroo Research Center, contributing to two projects: the synthesis of ZnO electrical ceramics and the evaluation of piezo-sensors in power plants. His diverse roles highlight his interdisciplinary impact.

Scholarships and Awards

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl has received numerous prestigious scholarships and awards throughout his academic career, reflecting his excellence in materials science and nanotechnology. He was honored by the European Federation of Catalysis Societies (EFCATS) to attend their summer schools in Italy/Spain (2012) and Izmir, Turkey (2010). In July 2012, he was sponsored by the Iranian Ceramic Society and Sacmi Co. to participate in a specialized workshop on tile factories and building ceramics in Imola, Italy. He received the Nanomaterials Student Research Award from the Iran Nanotechnology Initiative Council multiple times between 2004 and 2010. Additionally, he earned the Iranian Ministry of Science and Technology Student Research Award during the same period. Recognized as a Sanjesh Illustrious Talent Student in 2005, he was exempted from military service. His contributions were further recognized with the Best Poster Award at the 8th Ceramic Congress of Iran (2009) and Best Oral Presentation at ICAMR 2013 in the UAE.

Research Focus

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl’s research primarily focuses on nanomaterials, photocatalysis, surface engineering, and advanced functional materials. His extensive body of work spans the synthesis, characterization, and application of materials such as TiO₂ nanotubes, ZnO nanowires, doped ferrites, and hybrid composites. A significant portion of his research investigates solar water splitting, dye degradation, photoelectrochemical performance, and corrosion resistance, often incorporating innovative approaches like nitrogen-doping and graphene-based modifications. He also explores thermal spray coatings, wear behavior, and microstructure optimization in alloys and ceramics. Through studies on mechanical and electrochemical behavior, he bridges the gap between fundamental materials science and real-world industrial applications, particularly in renewable energy and environmental remediation. His work in optimizing operational parameters using methodologies like Response Surface Methodology (RSM) further enhances the efficiency of photocatalytic systems. Overall, his interdisciplinary research contributes to the development of sustainable materials and advanced nanostructured devices for clean energy and engineering solutions.

Publication Top Notes

  • Magnetic and structural properties of nano sized Dy-doped cobalt ferrite synthesized by co-precipitation – Z Karimi, Y Mohammadifar, H Shokrollahi, SK Asl, G Yousefi, L Karimi – Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials – Cited by: 259 – Year: 2014

  • Highly Efficient Solar Water Splitting from Transferred TiO2 Nanotube Arrays – IS Cho, J Choi, K Zhang, SJ Kim, MJ Jeong, L Cai, T Park, X Zheng, … – Nano Letters – Cited by: 119 – Year: 2015

  • Photocatalytic treatment of a dye solution using immobilized TiO2 nanoparticles combined with photoelectro-Fenton process: optimization of operational parameters – AR Khataee, M Zarei, SK Asl – Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry – Cited by: 115 – Year: 2010

  • Effect of cooling rate on the microstructure and mechanical properties of a microalloyed forging steel – Dariush Rasouli, Shahb Khameneh ASL – Journal of Materials and Processing Technology – Cited by: 111 – Year: 2008

  • Band-gap narrowing and electrochemical properties in N-doped and reduced anodic TiO2 nanotube arrays – NS Peighambardoust, SK Asl, R Mohammadpour – Electrochimica Acta – Cited by: 102 – Year: 2018

  • Effect of heat treatment on wear behavior of HVOF thermally sprayed WC-Co coatings – SK Asl, MH Sohi, K Hokamoto, M Uemura – Wear – Cited by: 97 – Year: 2006

  • A comparative research on corrosion behavior of a standard, crack-free and duplex hard chromium coatings – MRS Beyragh, SK Asl, S Norouzi – Surface and Coatings Technology – Cited by: 57 – Year: 2010

  • Effect of grit‐blasting parameters on the surface roughness and adhesion strength of sprayed coating – SK Asl, MH Sohi – Surface and Interface Analysis – Cited by: 42 – Year: 2010

  • TiO2/rGO/Cu2O ternary hybrid for high-performance photoelectrochemical applications – E Hajialilou, H Asgharzadeh, SK Asl – Applied Surface Science – Cited by: 35 – Year: 2021

  • The recent advancement in the chitosan hybrid-based scaffolds for cardiac regeneration after myocardial infarction – SK Asl, M Rahimzadegan, R Ostadrahimi – Carbohydrate Polymers – Cited by: 33 – Year: 2023

Conclusion

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khameneh Asl is a highly suitable candidate for the Breakthrough Research Award. His deep expertise in nanostructured ceramics, energy materials, and environmental photocatalysis—combined with a strong academic leadership role and consistent research output—positions him as a dynamic innovator in materials science and engineering. With a few enhancements in global impact visibility and commercialization, he could further solidify his status as a leader of transformative research.

Abdelfattah Zalat | Environment | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat | Environment | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat,Tanta University, Faculty of Science, Geology Department, Egypt

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat is a distinguished micropaleontologist specializing in diatom research, environmental studies, and Quaternary geology. He earned his Ph.D. in 1991 from a channel system between Köln University, Germany, and Tanta University, Egypt. With over 35 years of research experience, his work focuses on diatom applications in paleoecology, climate change assessment, and geoarchaeology. He has led multiple research projects funded by the Polish National Science Centre and National Natural Sciences Foundation of China. Currently, he is a Professor at Tanta University, Egypt, contributing extensively to micropaleontology, biostratigraphy, and past climate studies. 🌊🔬

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🎓 Academic Qualifications

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat holds a Ph.D. (1991) from a channel system between Köln University, Germany, and Tanta University, Egypt, specializing in micropaleontology (diatoms), environmental studies, and Quaternary geology. His doctoral research focused on the Quaternary diatomite of the Fayoum Depression, Western Desert, Egypt. He earned his M.Sc. (1987) in micropaleontology, stratigraphy, and Cenozoic geology from Tanta University, where he studied Eocene limestones at Gebel Mokattam and Mishgigah. He completed his B.Sc. (1982) in geology from Tanta University. His expertise spans diatom analysis, climate change studies, and biostratigraphy, significantly contributing to geological and paleoenvironmental research. 🏔️🔬

🏛️ Professional Employment

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat has an extensive academic career in geology and micropaleontology. He began as a Demonstrator of Geology and Paleontology at Tanta University, Egypt (1982–1987), later serving as an Assistant Lecturer (1987–1988). He worked as a Research Scientist at the University of Köln, Germany (1988–1991). Returning to Tanta University, he became a Lecturer (1991–1997), then Associate Professor (1997–2003). Since February 2003, he has been a Professor of Micropaleontology (Diatoms) and Environmental Geology, contributing significantly to research in diatom applications, paleoenvironmental studies, and climate change. 🔬📖

Research and Experiences🌍

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat has over 35 years of expertise in diatom systematics and their applications in environmental studies. His research focuses on using diatom analysis to assess environmental and climatic changes, human impacts, and paleoecological reconstructions in European and Egyptian aquatic ecosystems, including archaeological sites. He also specializes in microfossils such as phytoliths, ostracoda, foraminifera, and calcareous nanofossils. His recent projects include climate reconstructions in Poland, the Nile Climate Change Project, and studies on Holocene climate dynamics in Faiyum Oasis, Egypt, funded by institutions like the Polish National Science Centre and NSFC. 🌿📜

🦠🔬 Research Focus

Prof. Abdelfattah Zalat specializes in micropaleontology, particularly diatoms, ostracods, foraminifera, and calcareous nannofossils. His research explores paleoecology, biostratigraphy, paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, and geoarchaeology, focusing on environmental and climate change during the Holocene. He has studied Egyptian Delta lakes, Faiyum Oasis, and Sinai to reconstruct past ecosystems. His interdisciplinary work integrates fossil diatom analysis, palynology, and remote sensing to assess historical climate fluctuations and human-environment interactions. His studies have broad applications in environmental geology, sedimentology, and archaeological site analysis, particularly in Europe and North Africa. 🌿🌊🏺

Publication Top Notes

1️⃣ Distribution of diatom assemblages and their relationship to environmental variables in the surface sediments of three northern Egyptian lakes – Cited by 79 (2005) 🌊🔬
2️⃣ Environmental change in Northern Egyptian Delta lakes during the late Holocene, based on diatom analysis – Cited by 77 (2007) 🌍📊
3️⃣ Maastrichtian-Early Eocene ostracodes from west-central Sinai, Egypt-taxonomy, biostratigraphy, paleoecology and paleobiogeography – Cited by 47 (2008) 🦠🗿
4️⃣ Distribution and origin of diatoms in the bottom sediments of the Suez Canal lakes and adjacent areas, Egypt – Cited by 44 (2002) 🌿🌊
5️⃣ Holocene lake sediments from the Faiyum Oasis in Egypt: a record of environmental and climate change – Cited by 42 (2018) 📜⏳
6️⃣ Distribution and paleoecological significance of fossil diatom assemblages from the Holocene sediments of Lake Manzala, Egypt – Cited by 30 (2000) 🏞️🔍
7️⃣ Calcareous nannoplankton and diatoms from the Eocene/Pliocene sediments, Fayoum Depression, Egypt – Cited by 27 (1995) 🦠🦴
8️⃣ Some Upper Cretaceous macroinvertebrates from Gebel El-Hamra and Gebel Um Heriba, Mitla Pass, western-central Sinai, Egypt – Cited by 25 (1992) 🐚🗺️
9️⃣ Diatoms from the Quaternary sediments of the Nile Delta, Egypt, and their palaeoecological significance – Cited by 24 (1995) 🌊📖
🔟 Holocene diatom assemblages and their palaeoenvironmental interpretations in Fayoum Depression, Western Desert, Egypt – Cited by 21 (2015) 📜🔬

Conclusion

Highly Suitable for the Best Researcher Award based on his extensive research experience, international collaborations, significant scientific contributions, and impact in the fields of micropaleontology, paleoenvironmental studies, and climate change.