Ed-Dariy Yasmina | Concrete | Research Excellence Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Ed-Dariy Yasmina | Concrete | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | National School of Architecture | Morocco

Assist. Prof. Dr. Yasmina ED-DARIY is an accomplished researcher in civil and environmental engineering, with extensive expertise in structural analysis and design, construction materials, geotechnical studies, building acoustics, environmental impact assessments, thermal and energy efficiency, and the strengthening of reinforced concrete using fiber-based composites. Her research has focused on sustainable construction and innovative concrete reinforcement methods, particularly the use of natural fibers such as jute for enhancing the mechanical performance of concrete members. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of the effects of alkali treatments and curing conditions on jute fiber-reinforced concrete, as well as the behavior of concrete cylinders and square columns strengthened with jute fiber-reinforced polymer (JFRP) composites. Her publications in peer-reviewed journals and presentations at international conferences reflect her commitment to advancing knowledge in concrete strengthening techniques using both synthetic and natural composites. Beyond her technical research, Dr. ED-DARIY actively engages in community and professional initiatives, having founded the Cultural Club at Centre Ajial and the Civil Engineering Club at FST Tangier, and served as Secretary-General of the Astronomy Association of Tangier. She has also organized outreach programs and events for orphaned children, demonstrating a strong commitment to social responsibility and the promotion of science in society. Her work exemplifies excellence in research, technical innovation, and societal impact, making her a highly deserving candidate for recognition through prestigious awards in research and innovation.

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Featured Publications

  • Ed-Dariy, Y., Lamdour, N., Cherradi, T., Rotaru, A., Barbuta, M., & Mihai, P. (2020). Effect of alkali treatment of jute fibers on the compressive strength of normal-strength concrete members strengthened with JFRP composites. 淡江理工學刊, 23(4), 677–685.

  • Ed-Dariy, Y., Lamdouar, N., Cherrad, T., Rotaru, A., Barbuta, M., & Mihai, P. (2021). The influence of the curing conditions on the behavior of jute fibers reinforced concrete cylinders. Periodica Polytechnica Civil Engineering, 65(4), 1162–1173.

  • Ed-Dariy, Y., Lamdour, N., Cherradi, T., Rotaru, A., Barbuta, M., Mihai, P., … (2020). The behavior of concrete cylinders confined by JFRP composites: Effect of KOH solution. In 5th World Congress on Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering.

  • Ed-Dariy, Y., Lamdouar, N., Cherradi, T., Rotaru, A., Barbuta, M., … (2020). Experimental investigation of the effects of NaOH and KOH solution on the behavior of concrete square columns reinforced by JFRP composites. In 5th World Congress on Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering.

  • Ed-Dariy, Y., El Bhiri, B., & Deifalla, A. (2025). A review of concrete strengthening methods using synthetic and natural composites. Engineering Proceedings, 112(1), 35.

Jabir Hussain | Nonlinear Optics | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Jabir Hussain | Nonlinear Optics | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Jabir Hussain | The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Bahawalpur | Pakistan

Mr. Jabir Hussain is an active and highly focused researcher in computational chemistry, specializing in nonlinear optical (NLO) materials, alkaline earthide design, and theoretical sensor development. His work centers on the exploration of excess-electron systems to enhance NLO properties, ultraviolet transparency, and electronic performance in next-generation molecular materials. He has contributed significantly to understanding the electronic and structural behavior of alkaline earthides, presenting innovative molecular designs that demonstrate excellent NLO responses, particularly in systems involving transition metals and external electric field modulation. His publications in reputable journals, including Polyhedron, Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling, Structural Chemistry, Chemical Papers, and Results in Chemistry, reflect a strong research trajectory supported by rigorous methodologies and advanced computational modeling. Alongside his NLO studies, he has conducted theoretical investigations related to sensor design aimed at detecting environmental pollutants and disease-causing chemical agents, addressing both scientific and societal needs. His involvement in computational drug discovery, including studies on urease and α-glucosidase inhibitors supported by docking analyses, further highlights his multidisciplinary capabilities. With one submitted article and multiple manuscripts in preparation, he demonstrates sustained productivity, innovation, and commitment to expanding the scientific understanding of molecular systems with high technological relevance. His body of work reflects a researcher dedicated to advancing computational approaches for material design, chemical sensing, and therapeutic exploration, positioning him as a valuable contributor to the broader scientific community.

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Featured Publications

  • Hussain, J., Hussain, R., Hussain, A., Arshad, M., & Haider, M. D. S., Fawy, K. F. (2025). Exploration of electronic and nonlinear optical properties of excess electrons system (alkaline earthides) based on 18-aza-crown complexant. Polyhedron, 117711.

  • Hussain, J., Hussain, R., Hussain, A., Yawer, M. A., Arshad, M., & Alarfaji, S. S. (2024). Theoretical design of alkaline earthides M+ (36 adz) Be− (M+ = V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, and Zn) with excellent nonlinear optical response and ultraviolet transparency. Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling, 130, 108791.

  • Hussain, J., Hussain, R., Hussain, A., Ahsan, A., & Arshad, M. (2025). Enhanced nonlinear optical response of alkaline earthides based on transition metals as a source of excess electrons in the presence of horizontally oriented external … Structural Chemistry, 2.

  • Atteeque Ahmed, C. L., Channar, P. A., Ejaz, S. A., & Saeed, A. (2024). Synthesis of small size adamantane‑linked aminothiazoles as potent inhibitors of urease, α‑glucosidase and carbonic anhydrase and their molecular docking studies. Chemical Papers, 2.

  • Manan, A., Tariq, H. Z., Ejaz, S. A., Saeed, A., Ahmed, A., Ahmed, A., & Wani, T. A. (2024). N-Adamantanyl-2-(2-(phenyl) hydrazone)-3-oxobutanamides endowed with dual inhibitors of urease and α-glucosidase: Design, synthesis, and computational studies. Results in Chemistry, 7, 101399.

Sophia Immanuel | Textile-Reinforced Concrete | FRP Product Development Excellence Award

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Mrs. Sophia Immanuel | Textile-Reinforced Concrete | FRP Product Development Excellence Award

Research Scholar| National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli|India

Mrs. Sophia Immanuel is an enthusiastic and highly motivated researcher in Textile-Reinforced Concrete with strong expertise in structural engineering and sustainable construction materials. She holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering from 2011 to 2015, followed by a Master of Technology in Structural Engineering with excellent academic performance, and a Doctor of Philosophy focused on advanced composite materials from 2022 to 2025. Additionally, she pursued an MBA in Human Resource Management through correspondence between 2020 and 2022. Her research expertise covers Textile-Reinforced Concrete, fibre reinforced composites, impact dynamics, structural dynamics, and magnetorheological dampers for seismic-resistant structures. Sophia has significant experimental experience in tensile behaviour of TRC composites, coir fibre characterization, tensile testing of Textile-Reinforced Concrete, and has received training in Digital Image Correlation technology. Her professional journey includes roles as a Project Intern at Flinders University, Assistant Professor (Guest) at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology where she also served as NBA Coordinator and Faculty Advisor, and Project Officer at IIT Madras in the BTCM division. She has taught key structural engineering subjects to undergraduate students and was recognized with the Best Faculty Award in 2018. Sophia has published impactful research articles in reputed international journals such as Elsevier and Springer, contributing to the advancement of innovative TRC systems and sustainable low-cost housing. Proficient in tools like MATLAB, ABAQUS, AutoCAD, and Python basics, she continues to build strong collaborations with leading researchers while upholding integrity, dedication, and a deep sense of responsibility in her scientific pursuits.

Featured Publications

Immanuel, S., & Baskar, K. (2025). Low-velocity impact induced damage and dynamic response of two-way textile reinforced concrete slabs. Structures, 80, 110164.

Immanuel, S., & Baskar, K. (2025). Investigating the effect of textile layers on the flexural response of textile reinforced concrete panels. Structures, 71, 1108112.

Immanuel, S., O., Aniket, Baskar, K., & Arun, M. (2023). A state-of-art review on the mechanical performance of basalt textile reinforced concrete (BTRC). The Journal of Mechanics of Materials and Structures, 18(4), 593–618.

Immanuel, S., & Baskar, K. (2023). A state-of-the-art review on sustainable low-cost housing and application of textile reinforced concrete. Innovative Infrastructure Solutions, 8(1), 1–16.

Immanuel, S., & Kaliyamoorthy, B. (2023). Comparative study on the flexural behavior of BTRC and CTRC panels. In Structural Engineering Convention (pp. 569–579). Springer Nature Singapore.

Cruze, D., Gladston, H., Immanuel, S., Loganathan, S., Dharmaraj, T., & Solomon, S. M. (2018). Experimental investigation on magnetorheological damper for RCC frames subjected to cyclic loading. Advances in Civil Engineering Materials, 7(3), 413–427.

Ababo Workineh Tadesse | Water Treatment | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Ababo Workineh Tadesse | Water Treatment | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | Huazhong University of Science and Tecnology | China 

Ms. Ababo Workineh Tadesse is a dedicated researcher in pollution ecology whose work focuses on understanding and mitigating the impacts of emerging environmental pollutants on ecosystems and human health. Her research addresses critical contaminants such as PFAS, POPs, OCPs, PCBs, PBDEs, PAHs, heavy metals, microplastics, and other hazardous substances released through increasing anthropogenic activities. She has extensively investigated the occurrence, distribution, sources, and ecological as well as human health risks of these pollutants within key environmental compartments, including soils, water bodies, sediments, and plants. Her publications in reputable international journals have contributed significant insights into pollutant behavior, risk pathways, and contamination patterns in central China, particularly through studies on organochlorine pesticides, organohalogenated contaminants, and trace elements. Beyond pollutant assessment, she is actively advancing environmentally responsible remediation methods, with current work emphasizing biochar-based treatment for wastewater purification. Her research integrates analytical chemistry, environmental monitoring, and risk assessment to generate evidence essential for environmental management and policy decisions. Through her sustained contributions, she supports global efforts to understand pollution threats and develop effective solutions that safeguard ecological and public health, positioning her as a highly impactful and influential researcher in the field of environmental pollution science.

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Featured Publications

Gereslassie, T., Workineh, A., Atieno, O. J., & Wang, J. (2019). Determination of occurrences, distribution, health impacts of organochlorine pesticides in soils of central China. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16(1), 146.

Gereslassie, T., Workineh, A., Liu, X., Yan, X., & Wang, J. (2018). Occurrence and ecological and human health risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soils from Wuhan, central China. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15(12), 2751.

Wei, L., Tadesse, A. W., & Wang, J. (2019). Organohalogenated contaminants in surface sediments and water of East Dongting Lake and Hong Lake, China. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 76(2), 157–170.

Tadesse, A. W., Gereslassie, T., Xu, Q., Tang, X., & Wang, J. (2018). Concentrations, distribution, sources, and ecological risk assessment of trace elements in soils from Wuhan, Central China. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15(12), 2873.

Tadesse, A. W. (2021). Occurrences, potential sources, and health impacts of organochlorine pesticides in soil from Wuhan, Central China. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 107(2), 296–311.

Prasanna Kumar | Hybrid Composite | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Prasanna Kumar | Hybrid Composite | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Visvesvaraya Technological University | India

Dr. Prasanna Kumar is a dynamic and impactful researcher whose work spans materials engineering, renewable energy systems, bioresource utilization, and applied physics, consistently contributing to high-impact, interdisciplinary scientific advancements. His research output includes influential publications in leading international journals such as Fuel, The Lancet, The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Materials & Design, and Journal of Applied Physics, demonstrating both depth and breadth in areas ranging from microalgae-based biorefineries to metal matrix composites, wear behavior analysis, thin-film modification, and collaborative biomedical investigations. His widely cited work on sustainable microalgae biomass utilization reflects significant contributions toward renewable bioenergy and circular bioeconomy frameworks, while his studies on hybrid composites, material wear mechanisms, and ZnO thin-film excitation have advanced understanding in applied materials science. His participation in landmark collaborative research, including a major clinical study on the BBV152 SARS-CoV-2 vaccine, further positions him as a researcher with global scientific relevance. Beyond publications, he has shown exemplary leadership in applied research through sustained mentorship, guiding numerous student projects supported and selected by KSCST, focusing on practical innovations such as low-cost wind turbines, solar-powered devices, hybrid power generation systems, municipal smart-cleaning tools, and specialized testing rigs for composite materials. These projects demonstrate his commitment to bridging theoretical research with real-world engineering solutions, and his long-standing engagement in fostering innovation underscores his influence on future generations of researchers. With a record of impactful research, interdisciplinary collaborations, and innovation-driven mentorship, Dr. Prasanna Kumar stands out as a highly accomplished researcher who continues to contribute meaningfully to scientific progress and technological development.

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Featured Publications

Siddiki, S. Y. A., Mofijur, M., Kumar, P. S., Ahmed, S. F., Inayat, A., Kusumo, F., … (2022). Microalgae biomass as a sustainable source for biofuel, biochemical and biobased value-added products: An integrated biorefinery concept. Fuel, 307, 121782.

Ella, R., Reddy, S., Blackwelder, W., Potdar, V., Yadav, P., Sarangi, V., Aileni, V. K., … (2021). Efficacy, safety, and lot-to-lot immunogenicity of an inactivated SARS-CoV-2 vaccine (BBV152): Interim results of a randomized, double-blind, controlled, phase 3 trial. The Lancet, 398(10317), 2173–2184.

Pfaeffle, R. W., Savage, J. J., Hunter, C. S., Palme, C., Ahlmann, M., Kumar, P., … (2007). Four novel mutations of the LHX3 gene cause combined pituitary hormone deficiencies with or without limited neck rotation. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 92(5), 1909–1919.

Kiran, T. S., Kumar, M. P., Basavarajappa, S., & Viswanatha, B. M. (2014). Dry sliding wear behavior of heat-treated hybrid metal matrix composite using Taguchi techniques. Materials & Design, 63, 294–304.

Kumar, P. M., Kartha, C. S., Vijayakumar, K. P., Singh, F., Avasthi, D. K., Abe, T., … (2005). Modifications of ZnO thin films under dense electronic excitation. Journal of Applied Physics, 97(1).

Harsha Sai | Concrete | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Harsha Sai | Concrete | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Harsha Sai | KL University | India

Mr. Harsha Sai is a dedicated structural engineering researcher whose work reflects strong technical depth, practical relevance, and a clear focus on advancing sustainable and high-performance construction materials. His research contributions span hybrid fiber–reinforced concrete, fly ash–based material optimization, GFRP and steel reinforcement behavior, and structural performance enhancement in diverse conditions. He has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications addressing mechanical behavior, flexural performance, and material durability, including studies on M40 concrete incorporating hybrid fibers and fly ash, comparative flexural analysis of GFRP and steel rebars in modified concrete mixes, and performance assessments of building designs on complex terrains. His work demonstrates a commitment to improving structural reliability, sustainability, and cost-effective engineering solutions. Alongside his research, he has presented at conferences and actively engaged in professional development through advanced software certifications and workshops related to sustainable construction, corrosion-free infrastructure, and emerging technologies such as 3D-printed concrete. He is proficient in advanced structural design and analysis tools including AutoCAD, ETABS, REVIT, and STAAD.Pro, enabling seamless integration between analytical research and practical engineering application. His experience in design consultancy, secondary steel detailing, and infrastructure component development further strengthens his ability to translate research insights into real-world engineering solutions. Through consistent scholarly output, hands-on project involvement, and participation in industry knowledge-sharing platforms, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to contributing to modern structural engineering challenges. His profile reflects an evolving researcher with the capability to drive innovation, support sustainable development goals, and contribute meaningful advancements to the field of structural engineering.

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Featured Publications

Khan, A. R., Rajesh, B., Prakash, B. J. P., & Varma, V. H. S. C. H. S. (2019). Design of a gravity dam. IJRAR – International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews, 6(1), 4.

Sai, V. H., Lingeshwaran, N., Pratheba, S., & L. B. V. (2025). Enhanced mechanical and flexural performance of M40 concrete with hybrid fibers and fly ash replacement. Procedia Structural Integrity, 70, 509–516.

Vudata Harsha Sai, P. J., Lingeshwaran, N., Prasanna, P. K., & George Fernandez Raj, A. (2025). Flexural behavior of GFRP rebars and steel rebars with polypropylene fibers and fly ash-based concrete. Research on Engineering Structures and Materials, 17.

Navaneeth, L. N. V. H. S., Sravani, C., Koteswara Rao, & Thiyagarajan. (2025). Optimizing building design on sloping terrain: A comparative analysis of G+10 storied pre-engineered buildings on 10-degree slope and flat ground. International Journal of Materials, Mechanics, Mechatronics and Engineering, 2025.

Nasruddin | Composite Materials Science | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Nasruddin | Composite Materials Science | Editorial Board Member

Dr. Nasruddin | National Research and Innovation Agency | Indonesia

Dr. Nasruddin, ST., M.Si is a Principal Researcher at the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Indonesia, known for his deep expertise in functional rubber and industrial material innovation. He holds both a Master’s and Doctoral degree in Agro-Industry from Sriwijaya University and has built a distinguished career focused on advancing natural rubber composites, solid tire technologies, rubber–asphalt additives, elastomer modification, and green filler development. His extensive scientific contributions span a wide range of topics including rubber engineering, biomass utilization, essential oil processing, biofuels, and industrial biotechnology. As a lead researcher in numerous major projects, he has developed innovations such as solid foam tires, rubber-based medical and mobility components, asphalt-strengthening rubber additives, membrane filter press materials, and rubberized industrial products. His research excellence has resulted in multiple patents related to rubber processing devices and high-performance rubber formulations. Dr. Nasruddin has received several prestigious national awards for innovation and research leadership, reflecting his strong impact on Indonesia’s industrial and scientific

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Featured Publications

Nasruddin. (2017). The effect of natural-based oil as plasticizer towards physics-mechanical properties of NR-SBR blending for solid tyre. International Conference of the Indonesian Chemical Society (ICICS), 1.

Nasruddin. (2020). Study of the mechanical properties of natural rubber composites with synthetic rubber using used cooking oil as a softener. Indonesian Journal of Chemistry, 20, 967–978.

Nasruddin, Setianto, W. B., Yohanes, H., Atmaji, G., Yanto, D. H. Y., Wulandari, E. P., Marlina, P., Wiranata, A., & Ibrahim, B. (2023). Characterization of natural rubber, styrene butadiene rubber, and nitrile butadiene rubber monomer blend composites loaded with zinc stearate for the solid tire industry. Applied Sciences, 13(3), 1277.

Nasruddin. (2019). Natural rubber composites for solid tyre used for forklift: Tensile properties and morphological characteristics. Sriwijaya International Conference on Basic and Applied Science, 1282, 1–9.

Nasruddin. (2019). Composites of natural rubber, carbon black, and kaolin sodium bicarbonate content for sponge application. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 509, 012094.

Ibrahim, B., Helwani, Z., Wiranata, A., Fadhillah, I., Miharyono, J., & Nasruddin. (2022). Properties of emulsion paints with binders based on natural latex grafting styrene and methyl methacrylate. Applied Sciences, 12(24), 12802.

Nasruddin, Agustini, S., & Sholeh, M. (2021). Utilization of kaolin as a filling material for rubber solid tire compounds for two-wheeled electric scooters. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 1143, 012010.

Marlina, P., Prasetya, H. A., Rahmaniar, Nugroho, A. K., Yusya, M. K., & Nasruddin. (2022). The rheological and mechanical properties of natural rubber/graphene composites. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 963, 012026.

Nasruddin & Affandy, R. (2011). Karakteristik briket dari tongkol jagung dengan perekat tetes tebu dan kanji. Jurnal Dinamika Penelitian Industri, 22(2), 1–10.

Shabnam Ahmadi | Environmental Health | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Shabnam Ahmadi | Environmental Health | Editorial Board Member

Dr. Shabnam Ahmadi | Tarbiat Modares University | Iran

Dr. Shabnam Ahmadi is an accomplished environmental researcher whose work centers on advanced water and wastewater treatment technologies, with a strong emphasis on adsorption, advanced oxidation processes, nanomaterial synthesis, and pollutant degradation. Her extensive research output spans high-impact studies on removing pharmaceuticals, dyes, heavy metals, fluoride, chloramphenicol, aniline, nitrate, arsenic, biogenic amines, and other emerging contaminants from industrial and municipal effluents. She has contributed significantly to the development and optimization of novel adsorbents, including LaFeO₃ nanoparticles, graphene quantum dots, zero-valent iron composites, nickel oxide, MgO-based nanomaterials, P-γ-Fe₂O₃ nanostructures, rare-earth oxides, and green-synthesized materials, frequently applying kinetic, equilibrium, thermodynamic, and modeling approaches such as RSM, ANN, and GA. Her collaborative reviews and research articles explore sustainable, cost-effective remediation pathways using sonochemical, sonoelectrochemical, peroxydisulfate-enhanced, hydrothermal, and combined oxidation–adsorption systems for tackling recalcitrant pollutants. Dr. Ahmadi’s work extends to environmental health, where she has assessed air quality impacts such as PM10 exposure, and to food safety through studies on microbial contamination and biogenic amine formation. She has co-authored influential reviews on treatment strategies for acid mine drainage, dye-laden wastewater, ciprofloxacin removal, and novel green adsorbents, contributing to scientific advancements in environmental protection. Her multidisciplinary collaborations across environmental chemistry, materials science, microbiology, and process engineering highlight her role in shaping innovative, scalable, and sustainable solutions for water purification and pollution control, positioning her research as an important contribution to global efforts aimed at cleaner water resources and safer ecosystems.

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Falyouna, O., Maamoun, I., Ghosh, S., Malloum, A., Othmani, A., Eljamal, O., Amen, T., Oroke, A., Bornman, C., Ahmadi, S., Dehghani, M. H., Mahvi, A. H., Nasseri, S., Tyagi, I., & Koduru, J. R. (2022). Sustainable technologies for the removal of chloramphenicol from pharmaceutical industries effluent: A critical review. Journal of Molecular Liquids.

Akpomie, O., Ejechi, B. O., Banach, A. M., Adewuyi, I., Ayobola, E. D., Akpomie, K. G., Ghosh, S., & Ahmadi, S. (2022). Biogenic amine production from processed protein-based foods contaminated with Escherichia coli and Enterococcus faecalis. Journal of Food Science and Technology.

Ghosh, S., Al Sharify, Z. T., Maleka, M. F., Onyeaka, H., Maleke, M., Malloum, A., Godoy, L., Meskini, M., Rami, M. R., Ahmadi, S., Al Najjar, S. Z., Ahmed, S. M., & Dehghani, M. H. (2022). Propolis efficacy on SARS-COV viruses: A review on antimicrobial activities and molecular simulations. Environmental Science and Pollution Research.

Ghosh, S., Malloum, A., Bornman, C., Othmani, A., Osagie, C., Kashitarash, Z., Khanday, W., Ahmadi, S., & Dehghani, M. (2022). Novel green adsorbents for removal of aniline from industrial effluents: A review. Journal of Molecular Liquids.

Ghosh, S., Malloum, A., Igwegbe, C., Ighalo, J. O., Ahmadi, S., Dehghani, M., Othmani, A., Gökkuş, Ö., & Mubarak, N. (2022). New-generation adsorbents for the removal of fluoride from water and wastewater: A review. Journal of Molecular Liquids.

Hossein Mahmoudi Chenari | Carbon Composite | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Hossein Mahmoudi Chenari | Carbon Composite | Editorial Board Member

Faculty Member | Guilan University | Iran

Dr. Hossein Mahmoudi Chenari is a dedicated materials scientist whose research focuses on the design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanostructured materials and functional thin films. His work spans a broad range of advanced materials, including metal oxides, composite systems, carbon fibers, two-dimensional fibers, nanofibers, and semiconductor devices. He has expertise in optoelectronic materials, gas sensors, photodetectors, nonlinear optical structures, and semiconductor device physics, with strong command of C–V, I–V, thermal evaporation, electrospinning, UV/Vis photodetector mechanisms, and complex impedance spectroscopy. His research contributions emphasize the interplay between microstructure, electronic behavior, and device performance, enabling the development of improved sensing platforms and high-efficiency photonic and electronic components. Dr. Chenari has produced impactful publications across high-visibility journals, including a comprehensive study on the effect of carbonization temperature on the physical and chemical properties of carbon fibers, published in Scienzinc tific Reports, which advances understanding of thermal processing and material optimization. His work on magnesium-ferrite nanofibers, published in the Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, explores Rietveld refinement, morphology, optical behavior, and magnetic properties relevant to multifunctional magnetic devices. Earlier studies in Current Applied Physics detail the dielectric response and electrical conductivity of Cu/nano-SnO₂ thick films as well as the ultrahigh dielectric constant observed in novel synthesized SnO₂ nanoparticle films, contributing significantly to dielectric material engineering. His research on titanium dioxide nanoparticles, published in Materials Research, provides insights into synthesis, X-ray line analysis, and chemical composition, highlighting his extensive capabilities in structural and optical characterization. Collectively, his work strengthens foundational knowledge and technological advancement in nanomaterials, electronic materials, and device-oriented material systems.

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Shokrani Havigh, R., & Mahmoudi Chenari, H. (2022). A comprehensive study on the effect of carbonization temperature on the physical and chemical properties of carbon fibers. Scientific Reports, 12(1), 10704.

Ghazi, N., Chenari, H. M., & Ghodsi, F. E. (2018). Rietveld refinement, morphology analysis, optical and magnetic properties of magnesium-zinc ferrite nanofibers. Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 468, 132–140.

Chenari, H. M., Golzan, M. M., Sedghi, H., Hassanzadeh, A., & Talebian, M. (2011). Frequency dependence of dielectric properties and electrical conductivity of Cu/nano-SnO₂ thick film/Cu arrangement. Current Applied Physics, 11(4), 1071–1076.

Chenari, H. M., Hassanzadeh, A., Golzan, M. M., Sedghi, H., & Talebian, M. (2011). Frequency dependence of ultrahigh dielectric constant of novel synthesized SnO₂ nanoparticles thick films. Current Applied Physics, 11(3), 409–413.

Chenari, H. M., Seibel, C., Hauschild, D., Reinert, F., & Abdollahian, H. (2016). Titanium dioxide nanoparticles: Synthesis, X-ray line analysis and chemical composition study. Materials Research, 19, 1319–1323.

Destayehu Durressa | Mechanical Design | Editorial Board Member

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Destayehu Durressa | Mechanical Design | Editorial Board Member

Assist. Prof. Dr. Destayehu Durressa | Bahir Dar Institute of Technology | Ethiopia

Assist. Prof. Dr. Destayehu Durressa is a dedicated researcher in mechanical and materials engineering, with a strong emphasis on structural damage assessment, composite material behavior, and mechanical system reliability. His work centers on understanding how defects, cracks, and impact-induced damage influence the performance and durability of engineering components, contributing to safer and more efficient industrial applications. His early research involved analyzing the effect of cracks on spur gears in heavy-duty automotive gearboxes, providing insight into failure mechanisms and performance degradation in mechanical power-transmission systems. Building on this foundation, he has advanced his investigations into composite materials, focusing particularly on the characterization and modeling of residual elastic properties in impact-damaged glass-fiber composites. His publication in Results in Engineering (2025) demonstrates his commitment to rigorous experimental evaluation and predictive modeling, offering valuable contributions to material performance assessment and structural integrity research. Dr. Durressa’s scholarly efforts reflect a broader motivation to develop engineering solutions that enhance safety and reliability across industries, addressing challenges related to mechanical fatigue, material degradation, and system longevity. His research approach integrates practical experimentation with analytical modeling, aiming to support the development of more resilient components for automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing applications. Through his ongoing work, he continues to contribute meaningful advancements to the understanding of damage mechanics and material behavior, helping shape future innovations in mechanical engineering and composite material technologies.

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Durressa, D. (2025). Characterization and modeling of residual elastic properties of impact-damaged glass fiber composite. Results in Engineering.