Mmasechaba Lebogang Moropane l Environmental Sciences | Research Excellence Award

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Ms. Mmasechaba Lebogang Moropane l Environmental Sciences | Research Excellence Award

 University of the Western Cape | South Africa

Ms. Mmasechaba Lebogang Moropane is a Doctoral Researcher in Environmental and Water Sciences at the University of the Western Cape with an MSc (Summa Cum Laude) and BSc Honours in the same field. Her education integrates remote sensing, hydrology, geospatial analysis, machine learning, and big data analytics. Professionally, she serves as an Earth Science Departmental Research Assistant, supporting teaching and contributing to peer-reviewed journals, policy-oriented reports, and international conferences. Her research interests focus on groundwater-dependent ecosystems, non-perennial rivers, land degradation, and food–water security in semi-arid regions, employing advanced satellite analytics, AI, and XAI. She has received recognition through high-impact publications, peer-review roles, and national and international research collaborations, positioning her as a promising early-career researcher with strong interdisciplinary impact.

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Featured Publications

International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 2026
Mmasechaba L. Moropane; Cletah Shoko; Timothy Dube; Dominic Mazvimavi

Alexandra Ter Halle | Environmental Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Alexandra Ter Halle | Environmental Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

Laboratoire Softmat | France

Alexandra ter Halle is a distinguished French researcher specializing in the environmental fate and impact of microplastics and nanoplastics. She holds a PhD from Université Lyon 1 (2000) and an Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches from Université Blaise Pascal (2008). Since 2004, she has been a Chargée de Recherche at CNRS, currently affiliated with the IMRCP laboratory in Toulouse. Over her career, she has authored 90 peer-reviewed publications, secured 6 patents (PCT extensions), delivered numerous invited talks, and supervised over 50 students, postdocs, and visiting researchers. Her work focuses on the characterization, degradation, and ecological implications of plastic debris in marine and freshwater environments, including pioneering studies on the nanoplastic fraction of marine litter. Ter Halle has led and coordinated multiple national and international research projects, including the Expédition 7ème Continent and programs funded by ANR, Air Liquide Foundation, and European initiatives. She actively contributes to scientific advisory boards, such as the Fondation de la Mer and GDR “Plastique Environnement et Santé.” Her research has garnered significant recognition, reflected in an h-index of 36, over 6,607 citations, and coverage by 5,162 documents, underscoring her influence in the field of environmental science and marine pollution.

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Featured Publications

(2026). Py-GC-MS/MS quantification of microplastics in vertebrate tissues: Addressing false positives of polyethylene. Journal of Hazardous Materials.

(2025). Concentration gradient of plastic debris larger than 500 μm detected across the Southwest Indian Ocean. Scientific Reports.

(2025). A membrane cascade for size-based separation and concentration of nanoplastics in environmental waters. Separation and Purification Technology.

(2025). Modeling fouling kinetics for experiments with transmission varying during filtration. Journal of Membrane Science.

(2025). Unveiling marine plastic degraders through DNA-stable isotope probing. Journal of Hazardous Materials.

Gennaro Trancone | Environmental Engineering  | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone | Environmental Engineering  | Research Excellence Award

University of Naples “Federico II | Italy

Gennaro Trancone is a civil and environmental engineer specializing in environmental biotechnology, waste-to-energy systems, and sustainable solid-waste management. He holds a Ph.D. in Civil Systems Engineering from the University of Naples “Federico II,” where his dissertation focused on biological leaching as a sustainable method for treating construction and demolition waste. With 9 scientific documents, 155 citations, and an h-index of 7 (cited by 123 documents), his research spans anaerobic digestion, dark fermentation, biofilm reactors, renewable biogas production, and remediation of asbestos-contaminated materials. He has contributed to national and international conferences and serves as a reviewer for over 20 peer-reviewed journals. His academic experience includes teaching in soil bioengineering and supporting courses in contaminated-site remediation, sanitary engineering, and waste management. Professionally, he has served as a technical commissioner, project engineer, and consultant for wastewater treatment and marine environmental studies. His work integrates microbial processes, chemical characterization, and circular-economy strategies to create scalable, low-carbon solutions for waste valorization and environmental protection. Recognized for his multidisciplinary approach, he aims to advance biorefinery systems, eco-efficient remediation technologies, and predictive tools for environmental monitoring, contributing to sustainable development and next-generation environmental engineering practices.

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Featured Publications

Bounaas, M., Haouichi, M., Gattal, B., Hamza, W., Benalia, A., Derbal, K., Benzina, M., Pizzi, A., Trancone, G., & Panico, A. (2025). “Optimization of NaOH chemical treatment parameters for biomass-based adsorbents in cationic dye removal processes” in Processes.

Achouri, O., Bianco, F., Trancone, G., & Race, M. (2025). “A critical review of anaerobic biofilm reactors for the renewable biogas production from food waste” in Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering.

Trancone, G., Policastro, G., Spasiano, D., Race, M., Parrino, F., Fratino, U., Fabbricino, M., & Pirozzi, F. (2025). “Treatment of concrete waste from construction and demolition activities: Application of organic acids from continuous dark fermentation in moving bed biofilm reactors” in Chemical Engineering Journal.

Ferraro, A., Marino, E., Trancone, G., Race, M., Mali, M., Pontoni, L., Fabbricino, M., Spasiano, D., & Fratino, U. (2023). “Assessment of environmental parameters effect on potentially toxic elements mobility in foreshore sediments to support marine-coastal contamination prediction” in Marine Pollution Bulletin.

Veropalumbo, R., Oreto, C., Viscione, N., Pirozzi, F., Pontoni, L., Trancone, G., Race, M., & Russo, F. (2023). “Exploring the effect on the environment of encapsulated micro- and nano-plastics into asphalt mastics for road pavement” in Environmental Research.

Wentao Chen | Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Wentao Chen | Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology | China

Mr. Wentao Chen is a dedicated geography researcher currently pursuing a master’s degree with a strong academic foundation in geographical science, remote sensing, and spatial data analysis. Building upon his undergraduate training in earth science, geomorphology, meteorology, ecology, and GIS, he has developed a solid interdisciplinary background that supports his growing expertise in coastal and environmental studies. His research experience includes participation in major national projects, such as investigations into coastline evolution under global change and studies on carbonate leaching processes and carbon sequestration in coastal soil chronosequences. As the first author of a peer-reviewed article in Remote Sensing, he contributed significant insights into tidal mudflat sediment-thickness identification using ground-penetrating radar, demonstrating improved methodological accuracy through advanced signal-processing techniques. His academic performance has been recognized with multiple scholarships and awards, reflecting consistent commitment and scholarly potential. His primary research interests lie in coastal geomorphology, environmental remote sensing, and GIS-based spatial analysis, with a particular focus on coastal dynamic processes and subsurface structural characterization. Continually motivated to expand his technical and research capabilities, he aims to contribute meaningful scientific understanding to the fields of coastal environmental change and geospatial technology.

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Featured Publication

Chen, W., Zhao, C., Zheng, G., Zhu, J., & Li, X. (2025). “Identification of the Sediment Thickness Variation of a Tidal Mudflat in the South Yellow Sea via GPR.” Remote Sensing.

 

Necla Koralay | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Necla Koralay | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Karadeni̇z Technical University | Turkey

Assist. Prof. Dr. Necla Koralay is an environmental scientist and forest engineer whose academic work focuses on watershed management, soil erosion, hydrology, and water quality. She completed her undergraduate studies in Forest Engineering at Ankara University and later earned her postgraduate and doctoral degrees from Karadeniz Technical University, where she specialized in watershed management, erosion modeling, and hydrological assessment. She also continues undergraduate education in geography to broaden her interdisciplinary expertise. Over her academic career, she has served as a research assistant, research assistant (PhD), and currently as an assistant professor in the Faculty of Forestry. Dr. Koralay has contributed extensively to the scientific literature through articles published in SCI, SCI-Expanded, ESCI, and peer-reviewed journals, focusing on RUSLE-based erosion modeling, morphometric analysis, and the effects of hydropower plants and forestry activities on water quality. She has presented numerous papers at national and international conferences and has been involved in funded research projects related to erosion–flood risk mapping and sediment dynamics. In addition to her research, she serves as an editor for the Ormancılık Araştırma Dergisi. Her academic achievements have been recognized with notable awards for outstanding performance during her undergraduate education, reflecting her long-standing dedication to environmental and forestry sciences.

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Featured Publications

Koralay, N., & Kara, Ö. (2025). “Risk assessment of soil erosion with RUSLE using geographic information system and organic carbon and total nitrogen loadings of suspended sediment in Sogutlu Stream Watershed of Trabzon, Turkey” in Environmental Earth Sciences.

Koralay, N., & Kara, Ö. (2024). “Assessment of flood risk in Söğütlü Stream Watershed of Trabzon Province in Turkey using geographic information systems and analytic hierarchy process approach” in Natural Hazards.

Koralay, N. (2024). “An Investigation into the Carbon and Total Nitrogen Content of Suspended Sediments in Değirmendere Watershed and Its Implications for Erosion Risk” in Forestist.

Koralay, N., & Kara, Ö. (2023). “Effects of morphometric characteristics on flood in Degirmendere sub-watersheds, Northeastern Turkey” in International Journal of River Basin Management.

Koralay, N., & Kara, Ö. (2022). “Trabzon Değirmendere Çatak alt havzasının erozyon risk haritasının oluşturulması ve sediment iletim oranının belirlenmesi” in Ormancılık Araştırma Dergisi.

John Giesy |  Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. John Giesy |  Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Baylor University | Canada

Professor John P. Giesy is a globally recognized environmental chemist and ecotoxicologist, renowned for his pioneering work in identifying and characterizing perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) in the environment. He earned his B.S. in Biology (Summa Cum Laude) from Alma College, followed by an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Limnology from Michigan State University. Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Giesy has held leading academic and research positions worldwide, contributing extensively to environmental science, risk assessment, and ecosystem protection. His research focuses on the fate and effects of environmental contaminants, chemical safety, and the development of ecological models for sustainable management. With an exceptional record of 1,304 peer-reviewed publications, over 75,308 citations, and an H-index of 126, he ranks among the most cited scientists in environmental sciences globally. Professor Giesy is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) and the Royal Society of Canada and a member of the National Academy of Science of Canada. His numerous honors include the SETAC Founders Award, Environmental Education Award, Global Capacity Building Award, and the Royal Society of Canada’s Miroslaw Romanowski Medal. His lifelong contributions continue to shape global environmental policy and scientific innovation in ecotoxicology and sustainable chemistry.

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Featured Publications

Lin, T., Zhou, S., He, H., Guo, J., Sturchio, N. C., Rockne, K. J., Giesy, J. P., & Li, A. (2025). Halogenated flame retardants in the sediments of the lower Great Lakes and region-wide discoveries. Journal of Hazardous Materials.

Al Naggar, Y., Fahmy, N., Alkhaibari, A., Al-Akeel, R., Alharbi, H., Mohamed, A., Eleftherianos, I., El-Seedi, H., Giesy, J. P., & Alharbi, H. (2025). Mechanisms and genetic drivers of resistance of insect pests to insecticides and approaches to its control. Toxics.

Mahoney, H., Ankley, P., Roberts, C., Lamb, A., Schultz, M., Zhou, Y., Giesy, J. P., & Brinkmann, M. (2025). Correction to “Unveiling the molecular effects of replacement and legacy PFASs: Transcriptomic analysis of zebrafish embryos reveals surprising similarities and potencies.” Environmental Science & Technology.

Engelbrecht, I., Horn, S. R., Giesy, J. P., & Pieters, R. (2025). Quantification of pesticides and in vitro effects of water-soluble fractions of agricultural soils in South Africa. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology.

Kim, T., Zhen, J., Lee, J., Park, S. Y., Lee, C., Kwon, B.-O., Hong, S., Shin, H.-M., Giesy, J. P., & Chang, G. S. (2024). Prediction of cytotoxicity of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from first principles. Science of the Total Environment.

Emuobosa Orijemie – Environmental Data Analysis – Best Researcher Award 

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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.

  • Citations    269
  • h-index       9
  • i10-index    8

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Dhritidyuti Bose – Climate Change Data Analysis – Best Researcher Award 

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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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Yeni W Hartati – Electrochemical biosensor – Best Researcher Award 

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Prof Dr. Yeni W Hartati - Electrochemical biosensor - Best Researcher Award 

Padjadjaran University - Indonesia

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Early Academic Pursuits

Prof Dr. Yeni Wahyuni Hartati embarked on her academic journey with a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Padjadjaran University, Indonesia, in 1996. This foundational education provided her with a solid grounding in the fundamental principles of chemistry. She continued her academic pursuits by obtaining a Master's degree from the Bandung Institute of Technology in 1999. During this period, Hartati honed her expertise in analytical chemistry, developing a keen interest in electrochemistry and sensor technologies. Her academic journey culminated in a doctoral degree from Padjadjaran University in 2009, where her research focused on electrochemical sensors and biosensors. This advanced study laid the groundwork for her future contributions to the field of analytical chemistry.

Professional Endeavors

Prof Dr. Yeni Wahyuni Hartati began her professional career in 1998 as a lecturer and researcher at Padjadjaran University. Her role at the university has been multifaceted, involving teaching, mentoring, and research. Over the years, Hartati has guided numerous undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students, helping them navigate their research projects and academic pursuits. Her commitment to education is reflected in her ability to inspire and cultivate the next generation of chemists and researchers.

In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Hartati has been actively involved in research. Her work primarily focuses on the development and application of electrochemical sensors and biosensors. In 2008, she expanded her expertise through an overseas non-degree training program under the supervision of Prof. Mehmet Ozsoz at Ege University. This experience enriched her knowledge in biosensors dedicated to clinical analysis, allowing her to bring new insights and techniques back to her home institution.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof Dr. Yeni Wahyuni Hartati's research has significantly advanced the field of electrochemical sensors and biosensors. She has completed and led 15 research projects, resulting in numerous publications in high-impact journals indexed in SCI, SCIE, Scopus, Web of Science, and PubMed. Her research focuses on developing innovative sensor technologies for various applications, including healthcare, environmental monitoring, and industrial processes.

One of Hartati's notable contributions is the development of an electrochemical biosensor integrated with measurement tools and systems. This innovation, achieved in collaboration with students from the electrical engineering department, exemplifies her ability to bridge interdisciplinary fields and create practical solutions to complex problems. Her research has not only advanced scientific knowledge but also resulted in tangible products that enhance analytical capabilities in various sectors.

Accolades and Recognition

Prof Dr. Yeni Wahyuni Hartati's dedication to research and education has earned her several accolades and recognitions. She has received three significant awards for her contributions to electrochemical sensors and biosensors. These awards highlight her commitment to excellence and her impact on the scientific community. Additionally, Hartati has published five books, including textbooks, reference books, and conference proceedings, further demonstrating her influence and authority in her field.

Her academic achievements are also reflected in her citation index, with 676 citations in Scopus, Web of Science, and other reputable databases. Hartati's h-index of 13 underscores the impact and relevance of her research. She has also been an invited speaker and resource person at numerous conferences and workshops, sharing her expertise and fostering collaborations with industry partners, government agencies, and the academic community.

Impact and Influence

Prof Dr. Hartati's work has had a profound impact on the field of analytical chemistry and beyond. Her research on electrochemical sensors and biosensors has led to the development of novel technologies that enhance analytical capabilities in healthcare, environmental monitoring, and industrial processes. By translating research findings into practical solutions and products, Hartati has contributed to the advancement of these fields and the betterment of society.

Her involvement in extension activities, such as workshops, seminars, and outreach programs, has enabled her to disseminate research outcomes and foster collaborations with various stakeholders. These efforts have facilitated the adoption of sensor technologies and promoted scientific advancement. Hartati's influence extends beyond her research, as she has played a pivotal role in shaping the academic and professional trajectories of her students and colleagues.

Legacy and Future Contributions

As Yeni Wahyuni Hartati continues her career, her legacy is marked by her unwavering commitment to research, education, and innovation. She has successfully mentored and guided 96 research scholars to graduation and is currently supervising 10 ongoing research projects. Her collaborative spirit is evident in the 25 joint publications and projects she has been involved in, as well as the two functional MoUs with other universities and industries.

Looking to the future, Hartati aims to further advance the field of electrochemical sensors and biosensors through continued research and collaboration. She is dedicated to exploring new frontiers in sensor technology, with a focus on developing more efficient and accurate analytical tools. Her vision includes expanding her research to address emerging challenges in healthcare, environmental sustainability, and industrial innovation.

Yeni Wahyuni Hartati's contributions to science and education have left an indelible mark on the academic and research community. Her legacy is characterized by her dedication to advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and making a positive impact on society. As she continues to push the boundaries of analytical chemistry, Hartati remains a leading figure in her field, inspiring future generations of scientists and researchers.

Citations

A total of 1086 citations for his publications, demonstrating the impact and recognition of her research within the academic community.

  • Citations    1086
  • h-index       17
  • i10-index    30

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Marianna Rotilio – Machine learning for Buildings – Best Researcher Award 

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Prof. Marianna Rotilio - Machine learning for Buildings - Best Researcher Award 

University of L'Aquila - Italy

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Marianna Rotilio's academic journey began with her Scientific High School Diploma from the Andrea Bafile Scientific High School in L'Aquila, Italy, where she achieved a perfect score of 100/100. This strong foundation laid the groundwork for her future endeavors in academia. She went on to pursue a five-year degree in Building-Architectural Engineering at the University of L'Aquila, graduating with top honors and a score of 110/110 in 2005. Her thesis titled "Recupero e Sostenibilità. Caso di studio: Civitaretenga" exemplified her early interest in sustainable architecture and restoration.

In 2006, Marianna embarked on a collaborative journey with various prestigious institutions, including the University of Pavia and the University of Rome "La Sapienza", as part of her research doctorate in EU Building-Architecture. This collaborative approach marked the beginning of her interdisciplinary approach to research, a characteristic that would define her future academic pursuits.

Professional Endeavors

Prof. Marianna's professional journey is marked by a series of research grants and appointments that underscore her expertise in sustainable building practices and architectural heritage preservation. Her involvement in projects such as the PRIN 2009 project on "Dry technologies for energy recovery and requalification" and the development of strategic plans for student housing demonstrates her commitment to addressing real-world challenges through research.

Her engagement as a contract lecturer and participation in international research groups further enriched her professional repertoire, allowing her to contribute to the academic community while also staying connected to practical applications of her research.

Contributions and Research Focus

Throughout her career, Marianna's research has focused on several key areas, including spatial planning and post-earthquake reconstruction, the study of building components, public lighting efficiency, and the redevelopment of historical buildings. Her interdisciplinary approach, combining elements of architecture, engineering, and sustainability, has led to impactful contributions in each of these domains.

Her work on developing guidelines for energy-efficient renovation of historical buildings and her research on the hygrothermal behavior of ancient walls have been particularly noteworthy. These contributions have not only advanced the field of sustainable architecture but also provided practical insights for policymakers and practitioners involved in heritage conservation and urban planning.

Accolades and Recognition

Prof. Marianna's dedication to research and academic excellence has been recognized through various accolades and appointments, including her qualifications as both a first-level and second-level university professor in the Design and Technological Planning of Architecture sector. Her involvement in prestigious research projects funded by entities such as Horizon Europe and the European CBHE Program speaks to the high regard in which her expertise is held within the academic community.

Impact and Influence

Prof. Marianna's research has had a significant impact on both academia and practice. By addressing pressing challenges such as energy efficiency in historical buildings and sustainable urban development, she has contributed to advancing knowledge in these areas while also informing real-world decision-making processes. Her collaborations with international research groups and her role as a founding partner of a university spin-off further underscore her influence within the academic and professional spheres.

Legacy and Future Contributions

As Marianna continues her academic journey, her legacy is one of interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative research, and a commitment to sustainability in the built environment. Her future contributions are likely to further shape the field of architectural engineering, with a focus on addressing emerging challenges such as climate change and urbanization. By inspiring future generations of researchers and practitioners, Marianna is poised to leave a lasting impact on the field for years to come.

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