Tsegamariam Sherka | Rural Development | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tsegamariam Sherka | Rural Development | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tsegamariam Sherka, Wolkite University, Ethiopia

Dr. Tsegamariam Dula Sherka is a dedicated academic and researcher from Ethiopia, currently pursuing a PhD at Addis Ababa University. With an M.Sc. in Rural Development from Hawassa University, he has held various roles, including Coordinator for Community Service and Lecturer at Wolkite University. His expertise lies in agricultural economics and rural development, demonstrated through 13 publications and multiple presentations at national conferences. A member of several professional societies, Dr. Sherka is recognized for his leadership skills and contributions to community service. He enjoys football, reading, and staying updated on technology. 📚🌱🌍

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Educational Background

Tsegamariam Dula Sherka has a robust educational foundation in Rural Development, holding a Master’s degree from Hawassa University and a Bachelor’s degree from Haramaya University. Currently pursuing a PhD at Addis Ababa University, his academic qualifications are aligned with the award’s focus on rural development research.

Work Experience

Sherka has extensive experience in academia, serving as a lecturer, community-based researcher, and coordinator in various capacities at Wolkite University and Alage Agricultural College. His roles emphasize community service, indigenous knowledge, and research, which are essential components in the field of rural development.

Honors and Recognition

Sherka’s academic achievements include graduating with honors, receiving multiple research grants, and recognition for his paper presentations. Such accolades reflect his exceptional contributions to research and education in rural development.

Conclusion

Tsegamariam Dula Sherka embodies the qualities sought after for the Best Researcher Award in Rural Development. His extensive education, relevant work experience, significant research contributions, and commitment to community service collectively position him as an exemplary candidate deserving of this prestigious recognition.

 

Publication Top Notes

  • Biogas utilization and its socioeconomic implications: exploring the drivers of energy selection in Southern Ethiopia’s Gurage zone (2024) 📅
  • Factors affecting women’s participation in soil & water conservation in Abeshege district, Southern Ethiopia (2023) 📅
  • Determinants of inequalities in welfare among households in Ethiopia: A comparative study of urban and rural Ethiopia (2023) 📅
  • The effects of schooling on rural unemployment in Ethiopia (2023) 📅
  • Analysing Teacher Training Participants’ Feedback Using Natural Language Processing (2022) 📅
  • Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the food system in Abeshge District, Central Ethiopia (2022) 📅
  • Impact of Farmers Training Centers Based Training on Major Crops Productivity and Households Welfare: the case of Gurage Zone, Central Ethiopia (2021) 📅
  • Determinants of Rural Women Access to Credit in Cheha District, Gurage Zone, Southern Ethiopia (2019) 📅 [Cited by: TBD]
  • Impact of Gender Inequality in Socio-Economic Development: The Case of Women in Ethiopia (2019) 📅
  • Determinants of Rural Household Food Security and Coping Up Mechanisms in the Case of Woliso Woreda, Western Ethiopia (2019) 📅

 

 

 

 

Jjiajun Hu | Agricultural | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr  Jjiajun Hu |  Agricultural  |  Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at  Shanghai University, China

Jiajun Hu is an Associate Professor at Shanghai University’s School of Life Sciences, where he also serves as a researcher at the Shanghai Key Laboratory of Bio-Energy Crops. He received his Doctor’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Tongji University, focusing his research on environmental microbial technology. Dr. Hu’s work spans various aspects of environmental science, including microbial CO2 fixation, waste biomass recycling, and soil remediation. He has authored over 110 papers, with recent contributions in leading journals highlighting his expertise in biochar applications, groundwater remediation, and innovative approaches to environmental challenges.

 

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Education:

  • Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering, Tongji University, 2012
  • M.Sc. in Biochemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, 2009
  • B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Hefei University of Technology, 2006

Research Interests:

Environmental microbial technology, microbial CO2 fixation, recycling of waste biomass, soil remediation.

Research Focus: Agricultural Research

Dr. Jiajun Hu, as an Associate Professor at Shanghai University’s School of Life Sciences and a researcher at the Shanghai Key Laboratory of Bio-Energy Crops, specializes in agricultural research. His work primarily revolves around enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability through innovative practices. Dr. Hu’s research interests include:

  • Microbial Technology in Agriculture: Developing microbial solutions for enhancing soil fertility, nutrient cycling, and crop health.
  • Bio-Energy Crops: Studying biochar applications, waste biomass utilization, and their impact on agricultural productivity and sustainability.
  • Soil Remediation: Investigating methods to improve soil quality, reduce pollution, and optimize agricultural land use.

His dedication to advancing agricultural technologies aims to address global food security challenges and promote environmentally friendly farming practices.

Citation:

  • Citations: 1,193
  • Documents: 886
  • h-index: 19

Publication Top Notes:

  • In-situ targeted removal of naphthalene from groundwater by peroxymonosulfate activation using molecularly imprinted activated carbon: Efficacy, mechanism and applicability
    • Authors: Bo Zhang, Dai C., Li J., Li Z., Hon Leong K.
    • Journal: Separation and Purification Technology, 2024, 348, 127730
    • Summary: This article likely explores the effectiveness, mechanisms, and practical applications of using molecularly imprinted activated carbon to remove naphthalene from groundwater using peroxymonosulfate activation.
  • Activated carbon/persulfate-driven in-situ remediation of naphthalene-polluted groundwater: Insights into active sites, passivation-activation mechanisms and practical applications
    • Authors: Dai C., Zhang J.B., Zou J.J., Liang Y., Zhou L.
    • Journal: Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 2024, 12(4), 113126
    • Summary: Focuses on the use of activated carbon and persulfate for in-situ remediation of naphthalene-polluted groundwater, discussing active sites, passivation-activation mechanisms, and practical applications.
  • Nanobubbles improve peroxymonosulfate-based advanced oxidation: High efficiency, low toxicity/cost, and novel collaborative mechanism
    • Authors: Zhang J.B., Zou J.J., Dai C., Leong K.H., Xu X.S.
    • Journal: Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2024, 472, 134499
    • Summary: Explores the enhancement of peroxymonosulfate-based advanced oxidation using nanobubbles, emphasizing high efficiency, low toxicity/cost, and novel collaborative mechanisms.
  • Response model between nanobubble preparation parameters and properties: Controllable preparation & its application example
    • Authors: Feng X.R., Hu J., Liu N., Han Y., Li J.
    • Journal: Journal of Water Process Engineering, 2024, 64, 105660
    • Summary: Likely discusses a response model for controlling nanobubble preparation parameters and their properties, with practical applications.
  • A novel mycelial pellet applied to remove polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons: High adsorption performance & its mechanisms
    • Authors: Zou J.J., Dai C., Hu J., Fu R., Zhou L.
    • Journal: Science of the Total Environment, 2024, 922, 171201
    • Summary: Examines the use of a novel mycelial pellet for high-performance adsorption of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, detailing the mechanisms involved.
  • Preparation of C=C polymerization-oriented magnetic protein molecularly imprinted polymer and the application for membrane flux improvement
    • Authors: Zhang Q., Hu J., Guo H., Tian Y., Ngo H.H.
    • Journal: Desalination, 2024, 573, 117206
    • Summary: Involves the preparation of a magnetic protein molecularly imprinted polymer focused on C=C polymerization and its application for improving membrane flux.