Lakshmikanthan P | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lakshmikanthan P | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Council Of Scientific And Industrial Research-fourth Paradigm Institute | India

Dr. P. Lakshmikanthan is a Senior Scientist at CSIR-4PI, Bengaluru (since April 2022), having earlier served as Scientist at NEERI Nagpur (2017–2022), Assistant Professor at Ramaiah University, and a post-doctoral researcher at IISc Bangalore, with prior professional experience in engineering consultancy roles. His research spans greenhouse gas measurement, climate-change assessment and urban health risk modeling, environmental forecasting, sustainability engineering and solid waste management, and ocean modeling. He holds a PhD (IISc, 2015), an M.E. in Environmental Engineering (Anna University, 2010) and a B.E. in Civil Engineering (Anna University, 2006). According to Google Scholar, his work has attracted ~485 citations (Cited by 483) and his h-index is 12. He was awarded the Nawab Bahadur Jung Award for best paper in 2016. Through his publications, modeling and forecasting contributions, and interdisciplinary work on waste, climate, health and environment, he continues to influence research directions in sustainability and risk assessment.

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Featured Publications

Manjunatha, G. S., Lakshmikanthan, P., Chavan, D., Baghel, D. S., Kumar, S., & Kumar, R. (2024). Detection and extinguishment approaches for municipal solid waste landfill fires: A mini review. Waste Management & Research.

Baghel, D. S., Lakshmikanthan, P., & Kumar, S. (2024). Towards sustainable municipal solid waste management in India: Challenges, trends, and innovations. Journal of Waste Management and Disposal.

Sughosh, P., Lakshmikanthan, P., Vibha, S., & Sivakumar Babu, G. L. (2023). Influence of hydraulic conductivity and moisture retention characteristics of waste on the performance of leachate recirculation system. Indian Geotechnical Journal.

Santhosh, L. G., Lakshmikanthan, P., & Shilpa, D. N. (2022). Quantification of gas emissions from municipal solid waste by biochemical methane potential (BMP) assay method using leachate and wastewater sludge as inoculum. In Indian Geotechnical Conference. Singapore: Springer Nature.

Chavan, D., Lakshmikanthan, P., Manjunatha, G. S., Singh, D., Khati, S., Arya, S., & Kumar, R. (2022). Determination of risk of spontaneous waste ignition and leachate quality for open municipal solid waste dumpsite. Waste Management.

Yojana Adhikari | Climate Change Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Yojana Adhikari | Climate Change Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Centre of Econics and Ecosystem Managementand, Eberswalde University of Sustainable Development | Germany

Ms. Yojana Adhikari is a dedicated researcher specializing in sustainable forestry, forest microclimate regulation, and climate adaptation strategies. With a strong foundation in forestry and geospatial science, she contributes to advancing ecological forestry practices through interdisciplinary collaborations, integrating field-based measurements with cutting-edge GIS and remote sensing techniques. Her research focuses on understanding how old-growth forests regulate microclimates, buffer against climate extremes, and foster biodiversity resilience. In her professional roles, she manages and analyzes large datasets, develops geospatial tools, and supports applied research to inform sustainable forest management and conservation strategies that align with global climate resilience goals.

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Education

Ms. Adhikari holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Nepal and a Master’s degree in Sustainable Tropical Forestry awarded through a joint Erasmus Mundus program at Bangor University, UK, and the Technical University of Dresden, Germany. This multidisciplinary academic background provided her with a strong grounding in forest dynamics, climate adaptation, ecological monitoring, and the application of advanced analytical tools for environmental research. Her academic journey has been marked by a focus on sustainable development principles, with a particular interest in the intersection of forest management, ecosystem services, and climate change adaptation.

Experience

Professionally, Ms. Adhikari serves as a Data Manager and Analyst at the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development in Germany, where she coordinates data exchange between project partners, manages and maintains measurement data, and oversees (geo)database systems. Her expertise encompasses GIS and remote sensing analyses, statistical data processing, scientific writing, and presentations at international project events. In addition to this role, she contributes as a GIS Analyst at the Econics Institute, where she engages in geospatial analysis and applied research focused on ecological and sustainable forestry. She has been actively involved in key research projects, including the PYROPHOB project, the UNESCO Beech Project, and initiatives on climate adaptation in working landscapes. Her contributions also extend to peer review activities, serving as a reviewer for prestigious journals like Nature Communications.

Research Interests

Ms. Adhikari’s research spans a range of interconnected themes that address urgent environmental challenges. Her areas of interest include forest stand dynamics and silviculture, focusing on self-thinning, size–density relationships, and growth modeling to optimize forest resilience. She investigates forest microclimates and their role in thermal regulation, with particular emphasis on the buffering effects of old-growth forests. Her work in tree growth and functional traits examines dendrometer data, tree ring asymmetry, and crown structure to understand growth patterns under changing climatic conditions. She is highly skilled in GIS and remote sensing, integrating tools such as land surface temperature mapping, NDVI, canopy height modeling, and GEDI–Sentinel data fusion to advance ecosystem-based adaptation and conservation practices. Furthermore, she actively explores the ecological impacts of road networks, habitat connectivity, and biodiversity within the context of sustainable forest management.

Awards and Contributions

While her work primarily focuses on research and applied forestry, Ms. Adhikari’s contributions have been recognized through involvement in leading international projects and publications in highly regarded scientific journals such as Scientific Reports and Ecological Indicators. Her research on the microclimate regulation of old-growth forests and their role in climate resilience has informed policy recommendations and practical strategies for sustainable forestry. By bridging ecological theory and applied geospatial science, she contributes significantly to conservation planning, ecosystem-based management, and the development of green infrastructure in working landscapes. Her professional memberships include affiliations with the Centre for Econics and Ecosystem Management and the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, strengthening her role in the academic and applied research community.

Publications

Adhikari, Y., Blumröder, J.S., Meier, C., Ibisch, P.L., et al. (2025). “Beech buffers: Microclimate regulation in temperate old-growth forests, surroundings and forest edge” in Ecological Indicators.

Schmehl, M.-T., Adhikari, Y., Balthasar, C., Binder, A., Clerc, D., Dobkowitz, S., Gerwin, W., Günther, K., Hartong, H., Heinken, T., et al. (2025). “Monitoring abiotic and biotic parameters of forest regrowth under different management regimes on former wildfire sites in northeastern Germany – data from the PYROPHOB project” (Preprint).

Jouy, F., Schüle, M., Adhikari, Y., Binder, A., Clerc, D., Gerwin, W., Heinken, T., Raab, T., Repmann, F., Rönnefarth, S., et al. (2025). “Factors impacting the variability of post‐fire forest regeneration in central European pine plantations” in Restoration Ecology.

Heinken, T., Blumröder, J.S., Balthasar, C., Binder, A., Birkhofer, K., Brosinsky, A., Bubner, B., Clerc, D., Djoudi, E.A., Francke, T., et al. (2024). “PYROPHOB – A post-fire ecosystem research project to inform management for resilient forest development” in Tuexenia 44.

Adhikari, Y., Bachstein, N., Gohr, C., Blumröder, J.S., Meier, C., Ibisch, P.L., et al. (2024). “Old-growth beech forests in Germany as cool islands in a warming landscape” in Scientific Reports.

Conclusion

Ms. Yojana Adhikari represents a new generation of forestry researchers dedicated to addressing the complex challenges posed by climate change and biodiversity loss. Through her expertise in forest microclimate studies, data-driven analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration, she contributes to shaping sustainable forest landscapes that promote resilience and ecological integrity. Her integration of field-based measurements with advanced GIS and remote sensing technologies enhances the understanding of forest ecosystems and their adaptive capacities. With her ongoing involvement in international research projects and her commitment to knowledge dissemination, Ms. Adhikari continues to build bridges between science and practice, fostering sustainable forestry practices that benefit both nature and society.

Simon William Mkasimongwa | Air Quality | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Simon William Mkasimongwa | Air Quality | Best Researcher Award

The University of Melbourne | Australia

Mr. Simon William Mkasimongwa is a dedicated researcher and climate expert specializing in atmospheric chemistry, climate change, and air quality management. He has developed strong expertise in data analysis, environmental policy evaluation, and sustainable development practices. With a passion for addressing global environmental challenges, he integrates scientific research with community engagement, event coordination, and interdisciplinary collaboration. He has experience in leading environmental projects, delivering academic content, hosting radio programs, and mentoring youth in climate-related initiatives. His professional journey reflects a deep commitment to advancing environmental science and promoting innovative solutions for sustainable futures.

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Education

Mr. Mkasimongwa has pursued advanced education in the fields of atmospheric chemistry, sustainable development, and safety and health science. His academic journey includes a doctorate in atmospheric chemistry focusing on air quality monitoring and management in urban regions, a master’s degree with emphasis on climate change adaptation and mitigation, and a bachelor’s degree in sustainable development. Throughout his education, he has gained proficiency in research methodologies, data analysis, and the application of atmospheric modeling tools such as HYSPLIT and AERMOD. His educational background has provided him with a solid foundation to analyze environmental challenges and develop actionable strategies for climate resilience.

Experience

Professionally, Mr. Mkasimongwa has served as an air lab manager and teaching assistant at a leading university, where he contributed to climate change adaptation courses, urban air quality studies, and student mentorship. His responsibilities included assisting in research projects, managing laboratory operations, and supporting data collection and analysis for air quality monitoring programs. He has volunteered extensively with international organizations focused on environmental conservation, serving as a youth leader, event coordinator, and radio presenter for environmental awareness programs. His experience spans research assistance, administrative roles, and public engagement, reflecting a multifaceted career in academia, research, and community advocacy.

Research Interest

His research interests encompass climate change, air quality management, extreme meteorological events, and environmental policy evaluation. He is particularly focused on monitoring and managing air pollution in urban environments, utilizing advanced tools such as GIS, SPSS, BenMAP-CE, and other atmospheric modeling systems. His work also explores the impacts of climate-related disasters on urban resilience and community adaptation. Through interdisciplinary approaches, he aims to develop strategies that enhance environmental sustainability and mitigate the effects of climate change on vulnerable populations.

Awards

Mr. Mkasimongwa has been recognized with numerous honors for his academic and community contributions. His accolades include prestigious prizes from international organizations for outstanding leadership in environmental initiatives, multiple academic achievement awards for excellence in research and coursework, and full scholarships for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Additionally, he has received recognition for his contributions to youth climate leadership programs, model UN conferences, and community-based environmental conservation efforts. These awards highlight his consistent dedication to both academic excellence and societal impact.

Publications

Mkasimongwa, S. W., Fakour, H., Hassani, H. J., Sultan, B. A., & Lai, H.-C. (2024). “Assessment of Dar es Salaam’s resilience to climate change disasters using the Climate Disaster Resilience Index (CDRI)” in Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography.

Lai, H.-C., Dai, Y.-T., Mkasimongwa, S. W., Hsiao, M.-C., & Lai, L.-W. (2023). “The Impact of Atmospheric Synoptic Weather Condition and Long-Range Transportation of Air Mass on Extreme PM₁₀ Concentration Events” in Atmosphere.

Conclusion

Through his academic, professional, and voluntary engagements, Mr. Simon William Mkasimongwa exemplifies a strong commitment to advancing the field of atmospheric science and climate change mitigation. His ability to integrate research with community outreach and education demonstrates his holistic approach to environmental challenges. With expertise in climate modeling, air quality management, and policy development, he continues to contribute to sustainable development goals and inspire future generations toward responsible environmental stewardship.

Xiangzhao Feng | Climate Change Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Xiangzhao Feng | Climate Change Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

China Center For Information Industry Development | China

Dr. Feng Xiangzhao is a distinguished Senior Research Fellow specializing in environmental governance, energy system modeling, and climate economics. With an extensive background in policy analysis and international cooperation, he has made significant contributions to advancing sustainable development strategies in China and globally. His career spans leadership positions in renowned research institutions under national ministries, active participation in international climate change negotiations, and the provision of expert policy advice to high-level decision-making bodies. His interdisciplinary expertise places him at the forefront of climate change response and synergistic control of pollutants and greenhouse gases, especially in the industrial and transportation sectors.

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Education

Dr. Feng obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from Renmin University of China, one of the country’s leading academic institutions. His rigorous academic training equipped him with a solid foundation in economic theory, quantitative modeling, and policy evaluation. This educational background provided the basis for his later research on climate policy, energy systems, and sustainable governance.

Professional Experience

Over his career, Dr. Feng has held several key research and leadership positions. He currently serves as a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection, under the China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Previously, he served as Head of the Energy and Environment Research Department at the Policy Research Center for Environment and Economy (PRCEE) within the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. His experience extends beyond national roles, having served as the coordinator for climate change under the China-Japan-ROK Environmental Cooperation Action Plan, facilitating multilateral collaboration between major Asian economies.

Dr. Feng has also worked extensively with international partners, contributing to projects supported by the World Bank, the European Union, the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the Australian Agency for International Development, and the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development. His ability to integrate scientific expertise with practical policy applications has earned him recognition at national and international levels.

Research Interests

Dr. Feng’s research interests lie in the fields of environmental governance, climate economics, and energy system modeling. He focuses on the synergistic control of air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions, with a particular emphasis on industrial and transportation sectors. His projects cover diverse areas, including carbon peaking and neutrality pathways, low-carbon transportation systems, regional environmental quality improvement, and capacity building for climate change adaptation. His work also addresses technical challenges such as measurability, reportability, and verifiability (MRV) of emissions reduction efforts, along with the development of innovative accounting guidelines for synergistic control.

Academic Contributions and Achievements

Dr. Feng is a prolific researcher, having authored or co-authored 10 books and over 100 scholarly articles published in top-tier Chinese and international journals such as Climate Policy, Energy Policy, and Advances in Climate Change Research. His publications are widely referenced in the field of sustainable development and policy analysis. His work on synergistic effects of pollution reduction and carbon mitigation in industrial parks, as well as on low-carbon transitions in Europe and the United States, has drawn significant attention from both academic and policy circles. In addition, he has applied for intellectual property rights, including an invention patent and a software copyright, reflecting his commitment to innovation.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Feng’s outstanding contributions have been recognized through numerous awards and honors. His research achievements have twice received the Second Prize of Environmental Science and Technology Progress at the provincial and ministerial level. Additionally, his popular science writing was awarded as one of the Excellent Popular Science Works in Inner Mongolia, highlighting his role in science communication and public engagement. His research articles have been selected for prestigious science and technology communication projects, and some of his policy insights have received direct acknowledgment from national leaders.

Policy Advisory Contributions

Beyond academia, Dr. Feng has played a vital role in shaping China’s environmental and climate policies. He has drafted dozens of decision-making reports for the Central Committee, the State Council, and major ministries, many of which received comments from senior government leaders. As lead author, he developed the first technical guidelines in China for synergistic accounting of greenhouse gas emissions by industrial enterprise pollution control facilities, establishing a benchmark for climate policy integration. His expertise continues to influence policy formulation, making him a trusted advisor in the realm of climate governance.

Publications

An integrated modelling framework for evaluating the synergistic impacts of low-carbon transitions and air pollution controls on air quality and health in Guangzhou, China. Advances in Climate Change Research, 2025.

Analysis of the Coupling Coordinated Development of the Water-Soil-Energy-Carbon System in Northwest China. Land, 2024.

Conclusion

Dr. Feng Xiangzhao stands out as a leading figure in climate economics, environmental governance, and sustainable development policy. His blend of academic rigor, practical research, and policy advisory contributions underscores his commitment to addressing global climate challenges while promoting synergistic development pathways for China and beyond. Through his influential research, international collaborations, and advisory roles, he continues to shape strategies that harmonize economic growth with environmental protection.

Lianhong QIU | Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Lianhong QIU | Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Guangdong Provincial Party School of the CPC | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lianhong Qiu is a distinguished scholar and academic at the Guangdong Provincial Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC). With a firm grounding in economics and governance, he has cultivated an academic profile that blends theoretical rigor with practical application. His scholarly work addresses the intersections of climate risk, industrial development, and technological transformation, particularly within the context of China’s evolving energy and policy landscape. His research reflects a commitment to exploring actionable solutions that align economic growth with environmental sustainability and energy security.

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Education

Dr. Qiu earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the prestigious Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC, now recognized as the National Academy of Governance. His academic journey was grounded in comprehensive training in macroeconomics, industrial policy, and state governance, equipping him with the tools to dissect complex systemic interactions within China’s socio-economic framework. This background provided the foundation for his interdisciplinary approach to economic research, incorporating advanced econometric methods, risk analysis, and policy impact evaluation.

Experience

As an Associate Professor at the Guangdong Provincial Party School of the CPC, Dr. Qiu plays a pivotal role in shaping the intellectual discourse on economic transformation and governance. He is actively involved in training government officials and contributing to the academic development of future policy leaders. His teaching covers subjects related to industrial economics, climate economics, and innovation policy, while his administrative contributions support academic research and institutional collaboration. His experience extends beyond academia into policy consultancy, where he offers insights into the real-world implications of emerging economic trends.

Research Interest

Dr. Qiu’s primary research interest lies in industrial economic development, with a strong emphasis on the interface between environmental risks and technological advancement. His recent work addresses the dynamic interactions among climate physical risk (PRI), transition risk (TRI), and new energy vehicle (NEV) adoption in China. By applying time-varying parameter vector autoregression models with stochastic volatility, he introduces innovative tools for quantifying the evolving relationships between these variables. This methodological approach allows for a nuanced understanding of the cause-effect mechanisms underpinning industrial and environmental shifts, especially within the energy and transportation sectors.

He also explores asymmetric impacts and feedback loops—for instance, while physical climate risks may suppress consumer uptake of NEVs, transition-related regulatory pressures tend to encourage their adoption. Additionally, his findings highlight that while NEV growth mitigates physical climate risk, it may also exacerbate transition risk under certain conditions. These insights have significant implications for balancing industrial policy, environmental sustainability, and energy strategy.

Award

Dr. Qiu’s contributions have been recognized within academic and policy-making circles for their methodological sophistication and relevance to contemporary governance challenges. His research has been acknowledged for its impact on policy design and strategic planning in the field of green transition and industrial transformation. By offering empirical insights that align with China’s dual-carbon goals, his work is instrumental in shaping regional and national strategies for green innovation, energy resilience, and climate adaptation.

Publication

How do climate risks intersect with the rise of new energy vehicles in China?
  • Authors: Qiu, LH; Wong, XQ; (…); Song, YB

  • Journal: Economic Analysis and Policy

  • Year: 2025

The essential role of big data: Could it effectively mitigate non-performing loans?
  • Authors: Qiu, LH; Su, HD; (…); Qin, M

  • Journal: Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting

  • Year: 2024

Are there digital tech bubbles in China?
  • Authors: Qin, M; Su, CW; (…); Lobont, OR

  • Journal: Technological and Economic Development of Economy

  • Year: 2024

Climate policy uncertainty, oil price and agricultural commodity: From quantile and time perspective
  • Authors: Wang, KH; Kan, JM; (…); Xu, SL

  • Journal: Economic Analysis and Policy

  • Year: 2023

The inevitable role of El Nino: A fresh insight into the oil market
  • Authors: Qin, M; Qiu, LH; (…); Jiao, W

  • Journal: Economic Research – Ekonomska Istraživanja

  • Year: 2020

Conclusion

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lianhong Qiu stands out as a dynamic scholar whose interdisciplinary expertise contributes to the evolving discourse on sustainable industrial development in China. Through innovative methodological approaches, empirical rigor, and a strong commitment to real-world impact, he addresses pressing challenges at the nexus of climate change, economic transition, and technological innovation. His work not only advances academic thought but also provides actionable guidance for policymakers navigating the complexities of green growth and energy transformation. As China and the world face intensifying climate and energy challenges, Dr. Qiu’s research continues to offer vital pathways for aligning economic prosperity with environmental stewardship.

Emuobosa Orijemie – Environmental Data Analysis – Best Researcher Award 

Dr. Emuobosa Orijemie - Environmental Data Analysis - Best Researcher Award 

University of Ibadan - Nigeria

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Emuobosa Akpo Orijemie began his academic journey at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, where he earned his BSc (Hons) in Botany in 2001. His interest in environmental archaeology led him to pursue an MSc in the same field at the University of Ibadan, which he completed in 2005. He continued to deepen his expertise by obtaining a PhD in Environmental Archaeology from the same institution in 2013. His education laid a strong foundation for his future research endeavors in palynology, archaeobotany, and palaeoenvironments, particularly focusing on the tropics.

Professional Endeavors

Dr. Orijemie’s professional career is marked by a series of esteemed positions and fellowships. He began as a Lecturer in the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Ibadan in 2010, where he was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2019. His international experience includes a Newton International Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, UK (2016-2017). He has also been a Visiting Researcher and Scholar at prestigious institutions such as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa.

In 2022, Orijemie expanded his teaching influence as a Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Pure and Applied Botany at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria. Currently, he is an Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Geoanthropology, Jena, Germany, further enhancing his research capabilities and international collaborations.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Orijemie specializes in palynology and archaeobotany, with a keen focus on studying preserved pollen, spores, phytoliths, and dinocysts to reconstruct ancient environments and human-landscape interactions. His work is pivotal in deciphering the cultural dynamics and environmental conditions of the tropics, particularly in Africa. He employs archaeobotanical evidence to investigate food pathways, addressing food security and insecurity in African rainforests.

His research integrates palaeo-science with human-ecology data, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of human-landscape interactions within environmental contexts. Orijemie’s interdisciplinary approach has led to significant insights into the relationship between ancient human activities and environmental changes, contributing valuable knowledge to the fields of environmental archaeology and anthropology.

Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Orijemie has been the recipient of numerous grants and awards, underscoring his contributions to his field. Notable among these are the Newton Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Funds (£99,000.00) and the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research Fieldwork Grants (£8,500.00). His travel grants from INQUA, PALSEA, and various other institutions have facilitated his participation in international conferences and workshops, fostering global scholarly exchange.

He has also received substantial support for his research, including the MacArthur Doctoral Research Grant from the University of Ibadan (USD 2,300) and various conference travel funds from prestigious institutions such as the University of Kiel, Germany, and the International Quaternary Association (INQUA).

Impact and Influence

Dr. Orijemie’s research has had a profound impact on the understanding of palaeoenvironmental changes and human-environment interactions. His work on Holocene vegetation and climatic changes in Nigeria, published in journals like Quaternary Science Advances, provides critical insights into the historical climatic patterns and their implications for contemporary environmental issues. His interdisciplinary studies, combining palynology with archaeobotany, have advanced the knowledge of ancient agricultural practices and their environmental consequences.

His findings on the ecological consequences of iron smelting in Nigeria and the archaeobotanical legacy of agroforestry in African rainforests have been instrumental in understanding the long-term sustainability of agricultural practices. Orijemie’s research also extends to the forensic use of palynology, demonstrating its applicability in modern scientific investigations.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Orijemie’s legacy is one of pioneering research and significant academic contributions to environmental archaeology. His work continues to shape the understanding of ancient human activities and their environmental impacts, providing valuable lessons for addressing current environmental and food security challenges. As an Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow, he is poised to further his research on human-environment interactions, potentially leading to new discoveries and methodologies.

Looking ahead, Orijemie aims to expand his interdisciplinary research, integrating more advanced technologies and collaborative approaches to further unravel the complexities of past human-environment interactions. His future contributions will likely continue to influence the fields of archaeology, anthropology, and environmental science, cementing his position as a leading figure in these disciplines.

Citations

A total of 269 citations for his publications, demonstrating the impact and recognition of her research within the academic community.

Dhritidyuti Bose – Climate Change Data Analysis – Best Researcher Award 

Mr. Dhritidyuti Bose - Climate Change Data Analysis - Best Researcher Award 

Department of Conservation - New Zealand

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

Mr. Dhritidyuti Bose embarked on his academic journey with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics with a specialization in Mathematical Economics from the University of Delhi. This laid a robust foundation for his subsequent academic pursuits. He then pursued a Master of Economics with a specialization in Econometrics and Statistics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, where he delved deeper into the intricate intersections of economics and quantitative analysis. Bose's academic trajectory culminated with a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from the Graduate School of Government, University of Sydney, Australia. This multidisciplinary exposure equipped him with a diverse skill set, blending theoretical frameworks with practical policy applications.

Professional Endeavors

Mr. Bose's professional journey spans three decades across esteemed institutions, where he made significant contributions to economic policy formulation and analysis. He commenced his career at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), India's central bank, where he ascended to the position of Director in the Department of Economic and Policy Research. His tenure at RBI was marked by seminal research on macroeconomic development, monetary policy, fiscal policy, and public expenditure management. Bose's expertise in compiling economic databases, conducting independent studies, and presenting macroeconomic updates solidified his reputation as a thought leader in the field.

Subsequently, Bose transitioned to the New Zealand Treasury, where he served as a Senior Analyst in the Macroeconomic and Fiscal Policy team. Here, he provided invaluable insights into global economic drivers, fiscal consolidation strategies, and monetary policy frameworks. His adeptness in analyzing macroeconomic trends, designing policy frameworks, and delivering evidence-based recommendations earned him recognition as a trusted advisor to governmental authorities.

Bose's current role as a Senior Environmental Economist at the New Zealand Department of Conservation exemplifies his interdisciplinary acumen. Here, he leads macroeconomic assessments of weather events, conducts cost-benefit analyses of conservation investments, and develops tourism frameworks aligned with sustainability objectives. His proficiency in economic modeling, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement underscores his commitment to advancing environmental conservation through economic imperatives.

Contributions and Research Focus

Throughout his career, Bose has championed research on diverse economic themes, ranging from fiscal sustainability to environmental stewardship. At RBI, his research elucidated the dynamics of monetary policy transmission, fiscal-monetary coordination, and infrastructure financing. He authored seminal papers on household savings, credit dynamics, and public expenditure management, which enriched scholarly discourse and informed policymaking.

In his capacity at the New Zealand Treasury, Bose spearheaded research on exchange rate competitiveness, economic linkages with Asian economies, and fiscal consolidation strategies post-global financial crisis. His contributions to macroeconomic stability dashboards, fiscal strategy reports, and economic updates fortified the government's capacity to navigate complex policy challenges.

At the Department of Conservation, Bose's research endeavors converge on integrating economic principles with conservation imperatives. He pioneered methodologies to assess the economic impact of weather events on conservation efforts, developed regenerative tourism frameworks, and formulated strategies to enhance visitor experiences while preserving natural heritage. His research outputs on measuring wellbeing impacts, carbon pricing mechanisms, and tourism economies have been instrumental in shaping sustainable policy interventions.

Accolades and Recognition

Mr. Bose's scholarly contributions have garnered widespread acclaim, evident from his publication record in esteemed journals and presentation at international conferences. His research on fiscal consolidation, monetary policy effectiveness, and environmental economics has earned him accolades from peers and policymakers alike. He has been invited to deliver lectures, represent institutions at international forums, and contribute to high-level advisory groups, reflecting the esteem with which his expertise is held in academic and policy circles.

Impact and Influence

Mr. Bose's enduring legacy lies in his commitment to bridging academic rigor with policy relevance. His research insights have guided policymakers in navigating economic uncertainties, fostering sustainable development, and enhancing societal wellbeing. By fostering interdisciplinary collaborations and leveraging empirical evidence, Bose has catalyzed transformative change in economic policymaking, leaving an indelible imprint on the realms of central banking, fiscal governance, and environmental stewardship.

Legacy and Future Contributions

As Dhritidyuti Bose continues his scholarly pursuits, his legacy will endure through the dissemination of knowledge, mentorship of future generations, and advocacy for evidence-based policymaking. His endeavors will continue to shape discourse on macroeconomic stability, environmental sustainability, and inclusive growth, inspiring a new cadre of policymakers and researchers to address the multifaceted challenges of the 21st century with intellectual rigor and moral clarity.

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Jemal Ali Mohammed – climate science Award – Editorial Board member

Mr. Jemal Ali Mohammed - climate science Award - Editorial Board member

Department of Forestry, Tulu Awlia Campus, Mekdela Amba University, Tulu Awlia - Ethiopia

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

Mr. Jemal Ali Mohammed embarked on his academic journey with an inherent passion for environmental studies and climate change. His undergraduate years at Wollo University, Dessie, Ethiopia, laid the foundation for his expertise in forestry, covering a broad spectrum of subjects from general ecology to land use planning. This period not only honed his theoretical understanding but also instilled practical skills vital for sustainable ecosystem management.

Professional Endeavors

His commitment to environmental stewardship propelled him into roles where he could effect real change. As a Graduate Assistant at the Department of Forestry, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Mekdela Amba University, he actively contributed to shaping the next generation of environmental leaders. Through his tenure as a Lecturer, Jemal endeavored to produce graduates equipped not only with knowledge but also the practical skills necessary to address contemporary environmental challenges.

Contributions and Research Focus On climate science Award

Mr. Jemal's academic pursuits are deeply intertwined with his research interests, focusing on hydrology, climate change modeling, and sustainable ecosystem management. His Master of Sciences in Environment and Climate Change from Bahir Dar University equipped him with advanced skills in GIS and remote sensing applications, essential for monitoring environmental changes. Noteworthy contributions include his thesis on observed rainfall and temperature extremes in the Upper Blue Nile Basin, shedding light on climate variability in the region.

Accolades and Recognition

Mr. Jemal's dedication to advancing environmental science has not gone unnoticed. His publications in reputable journals such as Environmental Challenges and SN Applied Sciences underscore his contributions to the field. Additionally, his role as principal investigator in the Climate Action through Model Watershed Development Program showcases his leadership and commitment to practical solutions for environmental sustainability.

Impact and Influence

Beyond academia, Jemal's influence extends to practical applications of his research findings. His expertise in geospatial data analysis and climate modeling has been instrumental in informing policymakers and stakeholders about climate change impacts and adaptation strategies. By bridging the gap between research and action, he is actively shaping policies for sustainable resource management in Ethiopia and beyond.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Looking ahead, Jemal envisions a future where his research contributes significantly to global efforts in climate change mitigation and adaptation. His legacy lies in nurturing a new generation of environmental scientists equipped with the interdisciplinary skills needed to tackle complex environmental challenges. With a steadfast commitment to excellence and innovation, Jemal continues to inspire positive change in environmental conservation and sustainable development.

In summary, Jemal Ali Mohammed's academic journey, professional endeavors, and contributions to environmental research underscore his dedication to addressing pressing global challenges. His legacy serves as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of environmental scientists, emphasizing the transformative power of interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative research methodologies.

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