Abhishek Kumar Tripathi | Solar Energy Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Abhishek Kumar Tripathi | Solar Energy Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Abhishek Kumar Tripathi, Aditya University, India

Abhishek Kumar Tripathi, an accomplished Senior Assistant Professor at Aditya Engineering College, specializes in research at the intersection of IoT, AI, and green energy applications in mining. With a Ph.D. from NIT Karnataka and a strong academic background, he has published prolifically in esteemed journals, garnering notable citations and awards. His expertise spans solar PV panel performance, mining automation, and environmental sustainability, reflected in his numerous patents and research grants. Passionate about cricket and music, he balances academia with personal interests, embodying a dynamic spirit 🌱🔬📚.

 

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📚 Academic Achievements

Abhishek Kumar Tripathi holds a Ph.D. from the National Institute of Technology Karnataka and has garnered impressive academic credentials throughout his career, including a high CGPA in his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. He has also qualified the GATE exam in Electrical Engineering, showcasing his proficiency in the field.

🏆 Achievements and Recognitions

Recognized for his contributions, Tripathi has received several awards, including Best Researcher awards and Best Research Paper awards at international conferences. He serves as an editor and reviewer for prestigious journals, contributing to the scholarly community.

Research Focus

Dr. AK Tripathi’s research primarily centers around solar energy harvesting and the optimization of photovoltaic (PV) systems. His work encompasses various aspects such as the performance evaluation of PV panels under different conditions including humidity, dust deposition, shading, and temperature variations. Additionally, he explores innovative approaches like tilted single-axis and azimuth-altitude dual-axis solar tracking systems to enhance solar energy capture efficiency. Dr. Tripathi’s research contributes significantly to advancing the understanding of renewable energy technologies and their practical applications, particularly in optimizing solar energy systems for sustainable and efficient electricity generation.

 

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Md Zakir Hossain | Renewable energy | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Md Zakir Hossain | Renewable energy | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Md Zakir Hossain, Shahjalal University of Science & Technology, Bangladesh

Md Zakir Hossain, PhD, is a Chemical Engineer specializing in renewable energy and waste recycling. With a PhD from Western University, Canada, he explores innovative methods like hydrothermal decarboxylation for biofuel synthesis and electronic waste recycling. Currently a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Western University, Zakir leads a team developing water-based solutions for electronic waste metal recovery, contributing to cleaner technologies. His previous work includes converting non-edible corn oil into high-value fuels, demonstrating his commitment to sustainable practices. 🌱🔬

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Education:

Md Zakir Hossain pursued his academic journey in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, culminating in a PhD from Western University, Canada, focusing on Hydrothermal Decarboxylation for liquid transportation fuels. His Master’s thesis delved into Ru-Ni-Al2O3 Catalysts for Supercritical Water Gasification at the same institution. Prior to that, he completed his undergraduate studies at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh, excelling with honors. His research interests span from renewable energy synthesis to heterogeneous catalysis, reflecting a passion for sustainable solutions. 🎓🔬

 

Research Experience:

Md Zakir Hossain currently serves as a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Western University, leading a project on Hydrothermal Processing of Electronic Waste for Metal Recovery. 🌐 This initiative addresses the pressing issue of electronic waste management by developing a novel recycling technology that utilizes water as a solvent. Supported by a MITACS Elevate grant for Clean Technologies, the project aims to extract valuable metals from electronic waste while mitigating environmental pollution. By implementing this innovative approach, valuable resources like copper and gold can be reclaimed from electronic components, contributing to sustainable practices in waste management. The ultimate goal is to commercialize the recycling method for widespread adoption. ♻️

 

Teaching Experience:

Md Zakir Hossain dedicated nearly nine years as a Full-Time Faculty member at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh, fostering the next generation of chemical engineers. 🎓 His teaching portfolio encompassed a broad spectrum of courses, from chemical engineering principles to process equipment design, ensuring comprehensive student learning. Additionally, he actively engaged in curriculum development and accreditation processes, contributing to the academic excellence of the department. As a mentor, Zakir provided personalized guidance to students and facilitated industry internships, enhancing their practical skills and employability. His commitment to education and student success is commendable. 📚

Honors and Awards:

Md Zakir Hossain has garnered numerous honors and awards throughout his academic and research career, reflecting his dedication and excellence. 🏆 He was honored with the prestigious MITACS Elevate Fellowship in 2022 at Western University, recognizing his contributions to research. His commitment to academic pursuit was also acknowledged through Western University Graduate Research Scholarships in both 2013-2017 and 2009-2011. Additionally, he received the esteemed Julie Lassonde Award in 2015. Zakir’s academic journey began with recognition from the Bangladesh University Grant Commission Scholarship in 2003, followed by a series of Merit Scholarships during his undergraduate years at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh. 🎓

Research Focus:

Md Zakir Hossain’s research focuses on various aspects of societal and environmental issues in Bangladesh, spanning from healthcare to environmental degradation and economic resilience. 🌍 His work delves into understanding predictors of investment expenditure, vulnerability to environmental degradation, and drought adaptation measures. Through interdisciplinary approaches, he investigates factors influencing community-level outcomes such as receiving adequate healthcare services and adapting to environmental challenges. Hossain’s dedication to addressing pressing issues at both the community and individual levels underscores his commitment to improving societal well-being and environmental sustainability. 🏥🌱

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Do community-level predictors have more impact than individual/family-level predictors on receiving the desired number of ANC services in Bangladesh? – Cited by 0, 2024 📄
  2. Application of integrated approaches to assess the vulnerability to environmental degradation in the northwestern Barind tract of Bangladesh – Cited by 0, 2023 🌍
  3. Drought adaptation measures and their effectiveness at Barind Tract in northwest Bangladesh: a perception study – Cited by 6, 2019 🌾
  4. Predictors of investment expenditure from foreign remittances in the sylhet region of Bangladesh: A household-level analysis – Cited by 3, 2017 💼
  5. Application of analytic hierarchy process in identification of productive investment sector: A case study of Sylhet in Bangladesh – Cited by 2, 2012 📊
  6. Levels and trends in child malnutrition in Bangladesh – Cited by 11, 2009 🧒
  7. Levels and determinants of child undernutrition in Bangladesh – Cited by 11, 2008 📉