Chang Soon Huh | Physical Chemistry | South Korea

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Chang Soon Huh | Physical Chemistry | South Korea

Assistant Professor | Dong-Eui University | South Korea

Dr. Chang-soon Huh is an emerging researcher recognized for his growing contributions to analytical chemistry, biosensing technologies, and nanomaterial-assisted detection systems. With 13 peer-reviewed publications, 50 citations, and an h-index of 3, he demonstrates a steadily rising academic influence supported by methodologically robust and application-driven studies. His work integrates fluorescence spectroscopy, biomolecular recognition, and engineered nanomaterials to create rapid, sensitive, and cost-efficient diagnostic platforms capable of addressing contemporary analytical challenges. One of his notable achievements includes the development of a fluorescent detection strategy for alkaline phosphatase based on gold nanoclusters and p-nitrophenyl phosphate, underscoring his ability to connect fundamental chemical principles with practical biosensing innovation. His research portfolio highlights strong interdisciplinary collaboration, engaging co-authors across materials science, biotechnology, and chemical engineering, which enriches the scientific depth and applicability of his studies. These collaborations support novel advancements in high-sensitivity detection systems, enabling precise monitoring of biochemical reactions and contributing to improved diagnostic and environmental assessment methodologies. Beyond quantitative publication metrics, his work demonstrates broader societal relevance, particularly in areas requiring early disease detection, quality assurance in bioprocessing, and real-time analysis of biochemical pathways. His commitment to scientific rigor, innovation, and problem-solving positions him as a promising researcher with expanding influence in the global analytical science community. Through consistent scholarly output and an expanding citation record, Dr. Huh continues to advance impactful research that aligns with emerging needs in biosensing, nanotechnology, and chemical diagnostics.

Profiles : Scopus | ResearchGate

Featured Publications

Kim, S.-H., Huh, C.-S., & Kim, M.-M. (2025). Rapid and sensitive detection of alkaline phosphatase based on fluorescent gold nanoclusters and p-nitrophenyl phosphate. Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering. Citations: 1

Lee, S. E., & Huh, C.-S. (2025). Application of smartphones to measurements of reducing power related to antioxidant activity. Journal of Analytical Chemistry.

Kim, G. H., Huh, C.-S., & Kim, M.-M. (2024). Development of a smartphone-based method for measuring the antioxidant efficacy of commercial beverages. Current Analytical Chemistry.

Talapphet, N., & Huh, C.-S. (2024). A smartphone colorimetric development with TMB/H₂O₂/HRP reaction system for hydrogen peroxide detection and its applications. Journal of Analytical Chemistry. Citations: 10

Talapphet, N., & Huh, C.-S. (2024). Development of gold nanocluster complex for the detection of tumor necrosis factor-alpha based on immunoassay. Journal of Immunological Methods. Citations: 4

Chang-soon Huh’s work advances analytical science through innovative biosensing and nanomaterial-based detection systems that improve accuracy, speed, and accessibility in chemical and biochemical analysis. His research supports global innovation in health diagnostics and contributes to practical technologies that strengthen scientific, industrial, and societal advancements.

Arul Pundi | Materials Chemistry | Chemical Scientist Award

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Dr. Arul Pundi | Materials Chemistry | Chemical Scientist Award

Postdoctoral Research Fellow | Feng Chia University | Taiwan

Dr. Pundi Arul is an emerging early-career researcher at Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan, contributing to advancing photocatalysis, polymer composites, and defect-engineered semiconductor materials. He has authored 14 peer-reviewed publications that have collectively received 328 citations, demonstrating the growing visibility and scientific influence of his work within the global materials science community, and his h-index of 10 underscores the impact of his research relative to his career stage. His primary research focus lies in the design, synthesis, and optimization of vacancy-engineered polymeric and graphitized carbon nitride photocatalysts, materials that hold significant promise for solar energy conversion, environmental remediation, and sustainable oxidation–reduction reactions. His recent comprehensive review on vacancy defects provides valuable mechanistic insights and offers strategic guidance for future photocatalyst development. Beyond defect engineering, Dr. Arul’s research interests encompass polymer science, nanomaterials, photocatalytic reaction pathways, and semiconductor modifications aimed at improving light absorption and charge-carrier dynamics. He frequently employs advanced characterization tools to probe structure–property relationships, contributing to more rational and efficient catalyst design. Collaboration is a key dimension of his scientific work, reflected in his co-authorship with 25 researchers across interdisciplinary and international projects, strengthening the depth and application potential of his studies in sustainable materials and green energy technologies. With research aligned toward global priorities in clean energy and environmental protection, Dr. Arul’s contributions support the development of next-generation photocatalytic systems capable of pollution mitigation and renewable energy harvesting. Through his expanding research trajectory, he continues to establish himself as a promising scientist in materials chemistry and photocatalytic science.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

Pundi, A., Chang, C. J., Chen, J., Hsieh, S. R., & Lee, M. C. (2021).A chiral carbazole based sensor for sequential “on-off-on” fluorescence detection of Fe³⁺ and tryptophan/histidine.
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 328, 129084.Cited by: 95

Pundi, A., & Chang, C. J. (2022).Recent advances in synthesis, modification, characterization, and applications of carbon dots.Polymers, 14(11), 2153.Cited by: 67

Pundi, A., Chang, C. J., Chen, Y. S., Chen, J. K., Yeh, J. M., Zhuang, C. S., & Lee, M. C. (2021).An aniline trimer-based multifunctional sensor for colorimetric Fe³⁺, Cu²⁺ and Ag⁺ detection, and its complex for fluorescent sensing of L-tryptophan.Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 247, 119075.Cited by: 34

Reddy, P. M., Hsieh, S. R., Lee, M. C., Chang, C. J., Pundi, A., Chen, Y. S., Lu, C. H., & others. (2019).Aniline trimer based chemical sensor for dual responsive detection of hazardous CN¯ ions and pH changes.Dyes and Pigments, 164, 327–334. Cited by: 27

Pundi, A., & Chang, C. J. (2023).Recent developments in the preparation, characterization, and applications of chemosensors for environmental pollutants detection.Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 11(5), 110346.Cited by: 25

Dr. Pundi Arul’s research advances next-generation sensing and photocatalytic materials, enabling cleaner environments, sustainable technologies, and high-precision analytical tools. His innovations contribute directly to global efforts in environmental protection, renewable energy, and advanced material design.

Devesh Barshilia | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Devesh Barshilia | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Researcher | National Chung Cheng University | Taiwan

Dr. Devesh Barshilia is an emerging multidisciplinary scientist whose research spans biosensors, nanophotonics, optofluidic platforms, semiconductor optoelectronics, and integrated photonic sensing systems, positioned at the intersection of materials science, photonics, and biomedical engineering to develop high-performance, low-cost, and ultra-sensitive detection technologies for healthcare, environmental monitoring, and analytical diagnostics. A major focus of his work is the design and optimization of planar waveguide–based optofluidic sensors for rapid, real-time, and label-free refractive index detection, with his highly cited publication on waveguide sensors highlighting his strong impact in optical detection research. He has also made notable advances in particle plasmon resonance integrated biosensing by synergizing plasmonic field enhancement with guided-wave optics to achieve superior biochemical sensitivity, while his contributions to guided-mode resonance (GMR) biosensing demonstrate his ability to engineer compact, precise, and clinically relevant optical devices. His work on nanogold-linked immunosorbent assays is especially impactful, enabling improved early detection of sepsis-associated biomarkers such as procalcitonin for point-of-care diagnostics. Parallel to his biosensing developments, Dr. Barshilia has produced influential research in semiconductor photonic devices including GeSn-based short-wave infrared phototransistors, graphene-based flexible photodetectors, and engineered silicon-dioxide nanostructures, with publications in leading journals such as Optics Express, Optics Letters, Advanced Optical Materials, and Nano Letters. By integrating waveguide-enhanced spectroscopy, nanoplasmonics, and advanced biosensing microarchitectures, he is advancing miniaturized diagnostic tools for DNA, protein, and biomarker detection. With 183 citations, an h-index of 6, and a steadily expanding publication record, Dr. Barshilia is establishing himself as a rising contributor to next-generation biosensing and integrated photonic diagnostics.

Profiles: ORCID | Google Scholar | LinkedIn | ResearchGate

Featured Publications

Barshilia, D., Huang, J.-J., Komaram, A. C., Chen, Y.-C., Chen, C.-D., Syu, M.-Y., Chao, W.-C., Chau, L.-K., & Chang, G.-E. (2024). Ultrasensitive and rapid detection of procalcitonin using waveguide nanogold-linked immunosorbent assay for early sepsis diagnosis.

Barshilia, D., Komaram, A. C., Chen, P.-C., Chau, L.-K., & Chang, G.-E. (2022). Slab waveguide-based particle plasmon resonance optofluidic biosensor for rapid and label-free detection. Analyst, 147(20), 4417–4425.

Barshilia, D., Chau, L.-K., & Chang, G.-E. (2020). Low-cost planar waveguide-based optofluidic sensor for real-time refractive index sensing. Optics Express, 28(19), 27337–27345.

Barshilia, D., Komaram, A. C., Chau, L.-K., & Chang, G.-E. (2024). Waveguide-enhanced nanoplasmonic biosensor for ultrasensitive and rapid DNA detection. Micromachines, 15(9), 1169.

Yeh, C.-T., Barshilia, D., Hsieh, C.-J., Li, H.-Y., Hsieh, W.-H., & Chang, G.-E. (2021). Rapid and highly sensitive detection of C-reactive protein using a robust self-compensated guided-mode resonance biosensing system for point-of-care applications. Biosensors, 11(12), 523.

Dr. Devesh Barshilia’s innovative work in biosensors, optofluidics, and nanophotonic detection systems is advancing the future of rapid, ultra-sensitive medical diagnostics and smart analytical technologies. His breakthroughs in waveguide-enhanced and plasmonic sensing platforms contribute directly to early disease detection, next-generation point-of-care solutions, and high-impact industrial applications. Through pioneering research that bridges photonics, biotechnology, and semiconductor engineering, he is shaping globally relevant innovations that strengthen healthcare, scientific progress, and technological advancement.

 

Tamer Saleh | Green Chemistry | Chemical Scientist Award

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Prof. Dr. Tamer Saleh | Green Chemistry | Chemical Scientist Award

Professor | University of Jeddah | Saudi Arabia

Dr. Tamer S. Saleh is a distinguished researcher recognized for substantial contributions to sustainable chemistry, advanced catalysis, green synthesis, nanomaterials, and biotechnology, with a strong publication record exceeding 96 peer-reviewed articles, 1,928 citations, and an h-index of 27. His research integrates innovative catalytic methodologies with environmentally responsible chemical processes, demonstrating expertise in developing supramolecular coordination polymers, metal-decorated biopolymers, layered double hydroxide systems, and novel organocatalysts that enable greener approaches for heterocycle construction, CH-functionalization, and cycloaddition reactions. He has advanced modern synthetic chemistry through sonophotocatalysis, pressure-assisted reactors, and hybrid catalytic platforms that improve efficiency, selectivity, and sustainability across diverse transformations. In analytical and materials chemistry, he has contributed significantly to the design of carbon dot–gold nanoparticle composites, fluorescence-based sensing probes, and SERS-enabled biosensors with enhanced sensitivity for detecting neurotransmitters and microbial metabolites, enabling progress in diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and chemical safety. His interdisciplinary work further includes biotechnological innovations such as optimized bioreactor fermentation, valorization of agricultural waste, and microbial lipid production using oleaginous yeasts, highlighting impactful pathways toward sustainable resource utilization and microbial engineering. Research on oxidative stress regulation in pathogenic fungi, metabolite profiling, and the development of novel bioactive compounds adds to his broad scientific portfolio with relevance to public health and drug discovery. With more than 160 collaborative co-authors worldwide, his scholarship is marked by strong scientific partnerships and global visibility. Through his commitment to methodological rigor, innovation, and sustainability-driven solutions, Dr. Saleh continues to contribute meaningfully to advancements in green chemistry, catalysis, materials science, and biotechnology, reinforcing the societal relevance of modern chemical research.

Profiles : Scopus | ORCID | ResearchGate

Featured Publications

Saleh, T. S., Al-Bogami, A. S., Aqlan, F. M., & Akhdhar, A. (2026). Exploring the molecular structure of green-synthesized aza-Michael addition products: 2D NMR confirms novel pyrazoles. Journal of Molecular Structure.

El-Said, W. A., Akhdhar, A., Al-Bogami, A. S., & Saleh, T. S. (2025). Design and green synthesis of carbon dots/gold nanoparticle composites and their applications for neurotransmitter sensing based on emission spectroscopy. Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy.

Saleh, T. S., & Al-Bogami, A. S. (2025, November 4). Straightforward synthesis of thiophene bioisosteres of the pyrrolo[3,2-c]quinoline framework from Martinelline alkaloids. Molbank. El-bendary, M. M., Akhdhar, A., Davaasuren, B., Al-Bogami, A. S., & Saleh, T. S. (2025, October 10). Unveiling silver catalysis to access 5-substituted tetrazole through [3+2] cycloaddition reaction, utilizing a novel silver supramolecular coordination polymer–based catalyst: A new green horizon. Catalysts.

Al-Romaizan, A. N., Altuna, I. A., Larruskain, M. G., Alghamdi, K. S., Alzhrani, G., Saleh, T. S., … & Hillenbrand, R. (2025, September). Copper-decorated chitosan organocatalyst for sonophotocatalytic C–H arylation of pyrazoles: Mechanistic insights and eco-friendly perspective. Carbohydrate Polymer Technologies and Applications.

Dr. Tamer S. Saleh’s research advances sustainable chemical innovation by developing green catalytic systems, eco-friendly synthesis pathways, and high-performance sensing materials that address critical scientific and industrial challenges. His work supports cleaner technologies, enhances analytical capabilities, and contributes to global efforts toward environmentally responsible chemical manufacturing.

Mainak Saha | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mainak Saha | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral Researcher | National Institute for Materials Science | Japan

Dr. Mainak Saha is an emerging materials science researcher whose work demonstrates notable advancements in additive manufacturing, alloy development, and microstructural engineering, with a strong focus on designing high-performance metal matrix composites and understanding the intricate relationships between processing conditions, segregation behavior, and resulting mechanical properties. With a portfolio comprising 14 peer-reviewed publications and 86 citations, supported by an h-index of 5 , his contributions reflect a growing influence within the global materials research community. His studies frequently explore the development of lightweight, high-strength alloy systems, the thermodynamic and kinetic factors governing phase formation, and strategies for microstructural refinement that enhance strength, durability, and thermal stability in engineered metals. Notably, his research on segregation-induced microstructural refinement in FeMnAlC-TiB metal matrix composites produced via laser powder bed fusion  highlights his expertise in advanced manufacturing pathways and his ability to integrate metallurgical principles with cutting-edge fabrication technologies. Dr. Saha has collaborated with over 80 co-authors, illustrating his active participation in multidisciplinary research teams and underscoring his capacity to contribute significantly to collaborative scientific initiatives . His work intersects with critical industrial fields such as transportation, energy, and high-performance manufacturing, where the need for innovative, lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and structurally reliable materials is rapidly increasing. Through his research, he contributes to solving practical engineering challenges, improving manufacturing efficiency, and supporting global efforts toward sustainable, high-performance material solutions. His scientific output reflects both academic rigor and technological relevance, bridging fundamental metallurgical science with applied engineering innovation. As he continues to expand his research portfolio, Dr. Saha’s contributions are expected to further influence materials design methodologies, support the development of next-generation structural materials, and strengthen the broader scientific understanding of microstructure-property relationships in advanced alloys .

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID 

Featured Publications

Saha, M., & Mallik, M. (2021). Additive manufacturing of ceramics and cermets: Present status and future perspectives. Sādhanā, 46(3), 162.
Cited by: 40

Gault, B., Saksena, A., Sauvage, X., Bagot, P., Aota, L. S., Arlt, J., Belkacemi, L. T., … Saha, M. (2024). Towards establishing best practice in the analysis of hydrogen and deuterium by atom probe tomography. Microscopy and Microanalysis, 30(6), 1205–1220.*
Cited by: 30

Gururaj, K., Saha, M., Maurya, S. K., Nama, R., Alankar, A., Ponnuchamy, M. B., … (2022). On the correlative microscopy analyses of nano-twinned domains in 2 mol% zirconia-alloyed yttrium tantalate thermal barrier material. Scripta Materialia, 212, 114584.
Cited by: 17

Saha, M., Ponnuchamy, M. B., Sadhasivam, M., Mahata, C., Vijayaragavan, G., … (2022). Revealing the localization of NiAl-type nano-scale B2 precipitates within the BCC phase of Ni-alloyed low-density FeMnAlC steel. JOM, 74(8), 3181–3190.
Cited by: 15

 Mallik, M., & Saha, M. (2021). Carbon-based nanocomposites: Processing, electronic properties and applications. In Carbon nanomaterial electronics: Devices and applications (pp. 97–122).
Cited by: 15

Dr. Mainak Saha’s research advances the development of high-performance alloys and additive manufacturing technologies, driving innovations that strengthen modern engineering, enhance industrial efficiency, and support global progress in sustainable, next-generation materials. His work continues to bridge fundamental science with real-world technological impact.

Liliya Faizullina | Organic Chemistry |Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Liliya Faizullina | Organic Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

 Researcher | Ufa Institute of Chemistry | Russia

Faizullina L. Kh is a distinguished researcher in synthetic organic chemistry, recognized for her sustained contributions to the development of chiral building blocks, advanced reaction methodologies, and structurally intricate organic frameworks. With a scholarly record comprising 48 publications, 180 citations, and an h-index of 6, she has established a solid research footprint in asymmetric synthesis and the strategic transformation of bio-derived molecular precursors. Her work extensively explores the reactivity and synthetic versatility of levoglucosenone-based intermediates, including Michael adducts, Diels Alder products, and spirocyclic derivatives, which serve as crucial synthons for the construction of stereochemically rich and biologically relevant molecules. Notable recent studies include the preparation of chiral spirocyclobutanones, investigations into Cyrene as a chiral synthon, synthetic approaches toward acetogenin-type structures, and the design of key intermediates used in the assembly of loganin-related frameworks. These contributions reflect her strong command over stereochemical control, mechanistic interpretation, and multi-step synthetic planning, positioning her as an influential figure in the field. Beyond structural synthesis, her research frequently incorporates the evaluation of the biological activity of synthesized compounds, highlighting a multidisciplinary perspective that bridges organic chemistry with potential pharmacological applications. With collaborations involving more than 40 co-authors, her work demonstrates a commitment to interdisciplinary advancement and collective scientific inquiry. Her research also emphasizes sustainability through the adoption of bio-based starting materials and greener synthetic approaches, contributing to environmentally responsible chemical development. By enhancing access to complex chiral molecules and enabling new directions in medicinally relevant scaffold design, her work carries both scientific and societal significance. Faizullina L. Kh continues to expand the frontiers of modern synthetic organic chemistry through rigorous scholarship, collaborative engagement, and a sustained dedication to innovation in molecular synthesis.

Khalilova, Y. A., & Faizullina, L. Kh. (2025). Recent applications of Cyrene as a chiral synthon. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry.

Akhmetdinova, N., Biktagirov, I., & Faizullina, L. Kh. (2025, November 6). Transformation of the cyclohexane ring to the cyclopentane fragment of biologically active compounds. Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry.

Galimova, Y. S., Salikhov, Sh. M., & Faizullina, L. Kh. (2025, September). Michael adduct of levoglucosenone and α-carboethoxycyclododecanone in the synthesis of a chiral spirocyclobutanone. Russian Journal of General Chemistry.

Galimova, Y. S., Kupova, O. Yu., Salikhov, Sh. M., & Faizullina, L. Kh. (2025, April). Approaches to the synthesis of acetogenins based on the Michael adducts of levoglucosenone and α-carboethoxycyclododecanone and analysis of their biological activity. Russian Journal of General Chemistry.

Khalilova, Y. A., Karamisheva, L. Sh., Salikhov, Sh. M., Galimova, Y. S., & Faizullina, L. Kh. (2024, August 13). Synthesis of N-alkyl-substituted aziridines and oxazolidine based on levoglucosenone derivatives.

 

Chung-Yin | Supramolecular Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Chung-Yin Lin | Supramolecular Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Associated Principle Investigator | Chang Gung University | Taiwan

Dr. Chungyin Lin is a distinguished researcher whose work spans neuroscience, molecular biochemistry, and advanced diagnostic technologies, with a strong record of scientific influence demonstrated by 43 peer-reviewed publications and more than 1,817  citations. His research portfolio encompasses the molecular mechanisms underlying neurodegenerative disorders, with notable investigations into tau-related neuroinflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, dysregulation of choline metabolism, and the therapeutic potential of bioactive compounds such as citicoline and kynurenic acid. Dr. Lin has also contributed significantly to translational diagnostic science through the development of paper-based molecularly imprinted sensing platforms designed for sensitive and accessible biomarker detection, reflecting a broader commitment to bridging biological insights with practical clinical tools. His publications in widely recognized journals highlight a sustained focus on disorders such as Huntington’s disease and Parkinson’s disease, where his findings support ongoing advancements in early diagnosis, therapeutic targeting, and neuroprotective intervention strategies. Dr. Lin’s work is further strengthened by extensive interdisciplinary collaboration, having co-authored studies with over 130 researchers from diverse scientific domains, including clinicians, pharmacologists, materials scientists, and biomedical engineers. These collaborations have accelerated progress in understanding disease-related biochemical pathways, developing innovative detection methods, and proposing new therapeutic hypotheses, thereby enhancing the societal and scientific impact of his research. With an h-index of 21, Dr. Lin continues to contribute meaningfully to global biomedical research through rigorous experimentation, integrative methodology, and a vision oriented toward improving human health through scientific innovation.

Featured Publications

Lin, T.-H., Tseng, P.-H., Chen, I.-C., & Chen, C.-M. (2025). The potential of mulberry (Morus alba L.) leaf extract against pro-aggregant Tau-mediated inflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction.

Lin, T.-C., Lin, C. Y., Hwang, Y.-T., & Tai, D.-F. (2025). Paper-based molecularly imprinted film designs for sensing human serum albumin.

Chang, K.-H., Cheng, M.-L., Tang, H.-Y., et al., & Chen, C.-M. (2024). Dysregulation of choline metabolism and therapeutic potential of citicoline in Huntington’s disease.

Chen, C.-M., Huang, C.-Y., Lai, C.-H., et al., & Lin, C. Y. (2024). Neuroprotection effects of kynurenic acid-loaded micelles for the Parkinson’s disease models.

Yang, P.-N., Chen, W.-L., Lee, J.-W., et al., & Lee-Chen, G.-J. (2023). Coumarin-chalcone hybrid LM-021 and indole derivative NC009-1 targeting inflammation and oxidative stress to protect BE(2)-M17 cells against α-synuclein toxicity.

Dr. Chungyin Lin’s research advances global understanding of neurodegeneration while driving innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that address critical unmet needs in neurological health. His interdisciplinary work bridges molecular science, technology, and clinical application, contributing meaningful solutions that enhance healthcare outcomes and societal well-being.

Elena Ivleva | Organic Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Elena Ivleva | Organic Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

Senior Researcher | Samara State Technical University | Russia

Elena A. Ivleva is an accomplished researcher in organic and general chemistry, widely recognized for her contributions to the synthesis, transformation, and reactivity of cage compounds, polycarboxylic frameworks, and structurally complex adamantane derivatives. With over 62 peer-reviewed publications and  431 citations, her work reflects a sustained impact on advancing modern synthetic methodology and understanding the mechanistic behavior of multifunctional organic systems. Her research spans oxidative reaction mechanisms, mixed-acid systems, multistep carboxylation–oxidation pathways, and the development of polycarboxylic aromatic and aliphatic structures with potential relevance to materials science and specialized chemical applications. Dr. Ivleva has collaborated with over 120 co-authors, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary engagement and a commitment to collaborative scientific development across various branches of chemistry. Her widely referenced publications include significant contributions to contemporary organic chemistry education, research achievements, and methodological innovations that continue to guide best practices in synthetic design, mechanistic interpretation, and the construction of high-value chemical frameworks. With an h-index of 11, her scholarly influence is evident in both academic and applied contexts, supported by a consistent record of impactful research output. Beyond academic contributions, her work holds broader societal and industrial importance by informing environmentally conscious chemical transformations, enhancing molecular design strategies, and contributing to the evolution of complex organic materials. Dr. Ivleva’s dedication to scientific rigor, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration positions her as a respected figure within the global chemical science community, continually advancing the frontiers of organic synthesis and contributing to the development of sustainable, efficient, and analytically sound chemical processes.

Profiles : Scopus

Featured Publications

  1. Ivleva, E. A., Zvereva, D. V., & Klimochkin, Y. N. (2025). One-pot multistep carboxylation–oxidation of cage compounds. Tetrahedron.

  2. Shiryaev, V. A., Ivleva, E. A., Zaborskaya, M. S., Tkachenko, I. M., Osyanin, V. A., & Klimochkin, Y. N. (2024). Molecular dynamics simulation of SARS-CoV-2 E ion channel: the study of lone protein and its conformational changes in complex with potential cage inhibitors. Current Computer-Aided Drug Design. Advance online publication.

  3. Ivleva, E. A., Zvereva, D. V., & Klimochkin, Y. N. (2024). New features of the H₂SO₄–HNO₃ system in the synthesis of adamantanecarboxylic acids. Russian Journal of General Chemistry.

Dr. Elena Ivleva advances modern organic and analytical chemistry through innovative synthesis strategies and chemical transformations that deepen scientific understanding and enable high-value chemical applications. Her research strengthens global innovation in materials, pharmaceuticals, and sustainable chemical technologies, contributing directly to societal and industrial progress.

Yanhe Han | Environmental Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Yanhe Han | Environmental Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

Dean | Beijing Institute of Petrochemical Technology | China

Han Yanhe is a highly cited researcher known for influential contributions in environmental engineering, catalytic materials development, advanced oxidation processes, and innovative wastewater treatment technologies. With a substantial record of 68 peer-reviewed publications, over 1,602 citations, and an h-index of 20, Han has established a strong global research presence characterized by consistent scientific impact and extensive multidisciplinary engagement. His work spans the design of integrated nitrogen and sulfur removal systems, including synergistic approaches combining sulfate reduction, sulfur-autotrophic denitrification, and micro-electrolytic pathways to achieve efficient treatment of complex and sulfate-rich wastewaters. Han has advanced understanding of the mechanistic interplay between sulfur-based electron donors and iron–carbon micro-electrolysis, contributing engineering strategies that enhance pollutant degradation and support scalable, sustainable water-treatment solutions. In the field of catalysis, he has contributed to the development of high-performance materials such as CeO₂/GO-co-doped MoS₂ composites, improving electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution and offering practical, cost-effective alternatives to noble-metal-based systems. His research portfolio further encompasses low-temperature plasma-driven oxidation for the mitigation of pharmaceutical and personal-care contaminants, environmental impact assessments of analytical detection methods, and intensified micro-electrolysis techniques tailored for highly toxic industrial waste streams. With collaborations spanning over 140 co-authors, Han has demonstrated a strong commitment to interdisciplinary research and scientific integration across chemistry, materials science, and environmental systems engineering. Many of his publications continue to accumulate significant citations, underscoring the relevance and applicability of his findings to both academic research and industrial practice. Through a combination of mechanistic insight, engineering innovation, and sustainability-focused design, Han Yanhe’s body of work contributes substantially to global efforts aimed at advancing clean-water technologies, enhancing catalytic efficiency, reducing environmental burdens, and supporting sustainable chemical engineering practices.

Profiles : Scopus

Featured Pulications

  1. Han, Y., Xu, H., Zhang, L., Ma, X., Man, Y., Su, Z., & Wang, J. (2023). An internal circulation iron–carbon micro-electrolysis reactor for aniline wastewater treatment: Parameter optimization, degradation pathways and mechanism. Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 63(11), 96–107.

  2. Han, Y., Zhang, S., Zhang, X., Wu, C., & An, R. (2020). Optimization of the conditions for degradation of hydrolyzed polyacrylamide using electro-coagulation. Desalination and Water Treatment, 179, 148–159.

  3. Han, Y., Zhang, S., Xiaofei, Z., & Chen, J. (2020). Electrochemical oxidation of Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide (HPAM) at Ti/SnO₂-Sb₂O₃/β-PbO₂ anode: Degradation kinetics and mechanisms. International Journal of Electrochemical Science, 15(4), 3382–3399.

  4. Han, Y., Wang, H., Wei, M., … Ma, X. (2025). Advanced low-temperature plasma-driven oxidation for mitigating pharmaceutical and personal care products in wastewater: Mechanisms, influencing factors, and reactor configurations.

    Prof. Yanhe Han advances sustainable environmental engineering through innovative electrochemical and micro-electrolysis technologies for efficient pollutant removal. His work delivers practical solutions for industry while contributing to global efforts toward cleaner water systems and a healthier environment.

Inés María Santos Dueñas | Chemical Engineering | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Inés María Santos Dueñas | Chemical Engineering | Editorial Board Member

Professor | University of Cordoba | Spain

Dr. Ines Maria Santos Dueñas is an accomplished scholar in biochemical engineering, microbial biotechnology, and fermentation science, widely recognized for her influential contributions to acetic acid fermentation and industrial bioprocess optimization. With over 15 peer-reviewed publications and a scholarly record exceeding 993 citations, she has established a strong scientific footprint demonstrated by an h-index of 18 and an i10-index of 25. Her research portfolio spans high-impact works on gluconic acid production, microbial viability assessment, amino acid transformation during fermentation, dynamic modeling of acetification, and the development of advanced kinetic and identifiability approaches for biotechnological systems. Several of her most cited contributions such as studies on gluconic acid properties and biovalorization, rapid determination of viable and non-viable acetic acid bacteria, vinegar engineering, and the multi-part series on acetic acid fermentation modeling are regarded as foundational references within the fermentation and food biotechnology sectors. Dr. Santos Dueñas has also advanced the integration of omic technologies into fermentation research, contributing to metaproteomic and quantitative proteomic analyses that have improved understanding of microbial community dynamics in submerged acetification systems. Her collaborative work with experts across biochemical engineering, systems modeling, microbiology, and process control has resulted in impactful insights into fermentation rate estimation, nitrogen composition changes, and optimization strategies for producing high-quality fermented products. Through her extensive contributions, she has supported innovations in sustainable bioprocessing, valorization of agro-industrial by-products, and improved efficiency of microbial-driven production systems. Dr. Santos Dueñas’s research continues to influence industrial practice, guiding advancements in fermentation technology, process modeling, and microbial performance evaluation, while strengthening the scientific basis for modern biochemical and industrial biotechnology applications.

Profiles : Google Scholar

Featured Publications

  1.  Cañete-Rodríguez, A. M., Santos-Dueñas, I. M., Jimenez-Hornero, J. E., et al. (2016). Gluconic acid: Properties, production methods and applications—An excellent opportunity for agro-industrial by-   products and waste bio-valorization. Process Biochemistry, 51(12), 1891–1903. Cited by: 242

  2.  Baena-Ruano, S., Jiménez-Ot, C., Santos-Dueñas, I. M., Cantero-Moreno, D., et al. (2006). Rapid method for total, viable and non-viable acetic acid bacteria determination during acetification process.   Process Biochemistry, 41(5), 1160–1164. Cited by: 80

  3.  García-García, I., Santos-Dueñas, I. M., Jiménez-Ot, C., Jiménez-Hornero, J. E., et al. (2009). Vinegar engineering. In Vinegars of the World (pp. 97–120). Cited by: 62

  4.  Jiménez-Hornero, J. E., Santos-Dueñas, I. M., García-García, I. (2009). Optimization of biotechnological processes. The acetic acid fermentation. Part I: The proposed model. Biochemical Engineering   Journal, 45(1), 1–6. Cited by: 53

  5.  Maestre, O., Santos-Dueñas, I. M., Peinado, R., Jiménez-Ot, C., García-García, I., et al. (2008). Changes in amino acid composition during wine vinegar production in a fully automatic pilot acetator. Process   Biochemistry, 43(8), 803–807. Cited by: 51

Dr. Ines Maria Santos Dueñas advances microbial biotechnology and fermentation engineering, developing efficient and sustainable bioprocesses that elevate scientific understanding and industrial practice. Her work contributes to global improvements in food production, resource valorization, and environmentally responsible technologies.