Srinithi Jeyachandran | Optimization Techniques | Young Researcher Award

Dr. Srinithi Jeyachandran | Optimization Techniques | Young Researcher Award

Dr. Srinithi Jeyachandran | Optimization Techniques – Kalasalingam Academy of Research and education | India

Dr. Srinithi Jeyachandran is a dynamic academician and researcher in the field of Chemical Engineering and Ceramic Technology. With a strong foundation in advanced material development, thermochemical processes, and sustainability, she blends academic excellence with hands-on research in solving real-world industrial and environmental challenges. Her passion lies in applying innovative chemical technologies for sustainable energy, clean water systems, and environmental remediation. Currently serving as Assistant Professor and Head-in-Charge at Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, Tamil Nadu, she continues to influence the next generation of engineers through innovative teaching and impactful research.

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Education

Dr. Jeyachandran holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Anna University, Chennai, where her doctoral research focused on cardanol-derived thermoset hybrid-coated cotton fabrics for oil-water separation. She earned her M.Tech in Ceramic Technology from the prestigious Anna University (AC Tech Campus), exploring the synthesis and characterization of magnetic nano-materials. She began her engineering journey with a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from Mohamed Sathak College of Engineering and Technology. Her academic career has consistently been marked by excellence, demonstrated through high CGPA scores and a focused research orientation.

Academic and Professional Experience

Dr. Srinithi brings over 6 years and 4 months of dedicated academic experience. She is currently an Assistant Professor and Head-in-Charge at Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education. She has previously served in multiple reputed institutions such as Veltech High-tech Dr. Rangarajan & Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College and St. Michael College of Engineering and Technology. Her roles span across teaching core chemical engineering subjects, curriculum development, research mentoring, and organizing industrial collaborations. She has coordinated academic events, supervised student projects, conducted workshops, and mentored teams for national-level competitions, including Smart India Hackathon.

Research Interests

Dr. Srinithi’s research spans a wide spectrum of chemical process engineering, nanomaterial synthesis, and green technologies. Her core interests include heat and mass transfer, superhydrophobic surfaces, oil-water separation, bio-diesel production, and heterogeneous catalysis. Her doctoral and master’s research work has contributed to developing efficient materials for environmental separation technologies and fuel processing. She is particularly interested in the development of organic–inorganic hybrid materials, transesterification for biodiesel, and IoT-powered treatment systems, aligning closely with sustainable development goals.

Patents and Innovation

Demonstrating innovation in applied science, Dr. Srinithi holds two patents. One of them outlines an IoT-based solar-powered wastewater treatment system, reflecting her commitment to merging renewable energy with environmental cleanup. The second patent features a radio-controlled valve system for pasteurization, integrated with deep reinforcement learning models—an intersection of AI and chemical engineering. Her work reflects a forward-thinking approach to automation and smart manufacturing processes.

Awards and Recognition

Dr. Srinithi’s dedication to research and academic quality has earned her accolades such as the Young Researcher Award during SRM CDBEST 3.0 and a Reviewer Excellence Award from the Asian Journal of Current Research. These recognitions reflect her ongoing contributions to the scientific and academic community, both as a researcher and a peer-reviewer.

Professional Engagement and Contributions

She is an active member of the Indian Ceramic Society and has contributed significantly to various academic committees and symposiums, including CHEMZONE and CONCERT. Dr. Srinithi has organized and attended multiple Faculty Development Programs (FDPs), workshops, and guest lectures on emerging topics like smart cities, food technology, and safe plant design. She also contributes to MOOC platforms, NPTEL content, and ISO documentation, showing her multifaceted role in institutional development.

Publications

🧪 Layer-by-layer silica and cardanol epoxy modified cotton fabric for oil–water separationSilicon (2023) 📘 | SCI | IF: 2.8 | Cited in works on durable superhydrophobic textiles.
🌊 Silica-assisted superhydrophobicity using cardanol polybenzoxazine coatingsSilicon (2023) 📘 | SCI | IF: 3.2 | Referenced in oil–water separation and surface engineering research.
⚗️ Experimental & simulation analysis to predict biodiesel yield using heterogeneous catalystsIJRASET (2023) 🔬 | Scopus | Cited in biodiesel process modeling studies.
🌱 Biodiesel: Review on production techniques and raw material economicsIJSREM (2022) 📚 | Scopus | Quoted in renewable energy and economic feasibility research.
🧲 Synthesis of (Ni, Cu, Zn) ferrite composites by ball millingJournal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences (2016) 🔍 | IF: 0.4 | Cited in nanostructured ferrite material analysis.

 

Evangelos Hristoforou | Magnetism | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Evangelos Hristoforou | Magnetism | Best Researcher Award

National TU of Athens, Greece

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📘 INTRODUCTION

PROF. EVANGELOS HRISTOFOROU is a distinguished academic and researcher in the field of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Currently serving at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), he has carved a reputable space for himself both in academia and the research community. His work stands at the crossroads of innovation and impact, especially in the domains of sensors, energy systems, and health technologies. With a career marked by excellence and forward-thinking, Prof. Hristoforou continues to inspire students, researchers, and collaborators worldwide.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

PROF. HRISTOFOROU’S academic journey began with an unwavering passion for engineering and science. He pursued his Ph.D. in Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the prestigious King’s College, University of London, United Kingdom. During these formative years, he built a strong foundation in solid-state physics and materials science, fields that would later become central to his teaching and research endeavors.

🧠 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Following his academic pursuits, Prof. Hristoforou returned to Greece, where he joined the National Technical University of Athens. Over the years, he has become a key figure at the institution, contributing significantly to both its educational mission and research profile. He has led multiple national and international research initiatives, often taking on the role of project coordinator. His recent work reflects a keen focus on cutting-edge applications in sensors, energy technologies, and healthcare systems.

🔬 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

PROF. HRISTOFOROU’S research is deeply rooted in solid-state physics, sensor development, and materials engineering. His studies bridge theoretical insights with real-world applications, addressing some of today’s most pressing challenges in technology and health. He has been instrumental in designing systems that enhance the precision, reliability, and functionality of sensors used across various sectors, including medical diagnostics, industrial monitoring, and energy management.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

As a leader in the scientific community, Prof. Hristoforou serves as the President of the Hellenic Society of Non-destructive Testing (HSNT), promoting excellence and collaboration in this specialized domain. His influence extends beyond academic circles; his work informs industrial standards and fosters interdisciplinary cooperation. His role in multiple collaborative projects has significantly advanced knowledge and innovation across Europe and beyond.

📚 ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

A prolific author, PROF. HRISTOFOROU has published 273 papers in reputed international journals, conferences, and edited volumes. His research outputs are widely cited, reflecting the depth, rigor, and relevance of his work. These publications span a diverse range of topics, showcasing his versatility as a scholar and his commitment to expanding the frontiers of knowledge.

🏅 HONORS & AWARDS

Throughout his career, Prof. Hristoforou has received numerous honors and accolades, recognizing both his scholarly achievements and his leadership in the scientific community. While specific awards were not detailed, his positions and contributions speak volumes about the esteem in which he is held, both in Greece and internationally.

🔮 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

PROF. HRISTOFOROU continues to shape the future of research in non-destructive testing, sensor innovation, and applied physics. His mentorship of young scientists and engineers ensures a lasting impact, creating a ripple effect of knowledge and inspiration. His current and upcoming projects are expected to further influence sustainable technologies and healthcare innovations.

📝 FINAL NOTE

In summary, PROF. EVANGELOS HRISTOFOROU exemplifies the role of a modern academic—deeply engaged in both research and teaching, with a clear vision for societal impact. His multidisciplinary approach and leadership in international projects reflect his enduring commitment to scientific progress and human well-being. As he continues his journey, his work remains a beacon for future generations in engineering and technology.

 📚 TOP NOTES PUBLICATIONS

Title: Barkhausen noise emission of naval steel: The impact of seawater corrosion coverage and depth

Authors: Polyxeni P. Vourna, Nikolaos D. Papadopoulos, Pinelopi P. Falara, Evangelos V. Hristoforou
Journal: NDT and E International
Year: 2025

Title: A Study on the Effect of Plastic Strain on Magnetic Phenomenology and Microstructure

Authors: Mehrija M. Hasičić, Spyridon S. Angelopoulos, Aphrodite A. Ktena, Evangelos V. Hristoforou
Journal: Magnetism
Year: 2025

Title: Permeability Sensors for Magnetic Steel Structural Health Monitoring

Author: Evangelos V. Hristoforou
Journal: Sensors (Switzerland)
Year: 2025