International Chemical Scientist Awards
Anthony Ochieng
Zanzibar University, Tanzania
The International Chemical Scientist Awards is an award programme associated with the field of chemistry and scientific research. This article presents a profile of Anthony Ochieng of Zanzibar University, Tanzania, with Analytical Chemistry identified as the subject area. The supplied profile information reports 13 research documents and 34 citations. These figures are presented as reported data and have not been independently verified against a live bibliographic database. The article also outlines the research context, publication record, potential research impact, and considerations relevant to scientific recognition. Inclusion in this profile does not, by itself, establish award selection or receipt.[1]
Abstract
This article outlines the supplied academic profile of Anthony Ochieng, affiliated with Zanzibar University in Tanzania, whose reported subject area is Analytical Chemistry. The profile records 13 research documents and 34 citations, although these bibliometric figures require confirmation through an authoritative research database. It introduces the relevance of analytical chemistry, summarizes the information available about the research record, and discusses research visibility and award suitability. The International Chemical Scientist Awards is identified as the associated recognition programme. No verified publication titles, Scopus author identifier, h-index, or official award decision were supplied. Accordingly, conclusions are limited to the available information. [1]
Keywords
Anthony Ochieng, Zanzibar University, Tanzania, Analytical Chemistry, chemical sciences, scientific research, academic publications, citation analysis, research impact, scholarly communication, researcher profile, International Chemical Scientist Awards.
Introduction
Analytical Chemistry is a branch of chemistry concerned with identifying chemical substances, determining their composition, and measuring the quantities of individual components in samples. Its methods support applications in environmental monitoring, pharmaceuticals, food quality, industrial processing, and materials characterization. Chromatography, spectroscopy, electrochemical analysis, and mass spectrometry are among the techniques used in analytical investigations. The discipline contributes to reliable measurements and evidence-based decisions across scientific and technological settings. [1]
Research Profile
The available profile identifies Anthony Ochieng with Zanzibar University, Tanzania, and lists Analytical Chemistry as the principal subject area. The reported research record comprises 13 documents and 34 citations. These values may help describe publication activity and citation visibility when the underlying author profile, date of retrieval, and database coverage are established. No verified Scopus Author ID, h-index, or complete list of publications was included in the supplied information. The ORCID identifiers provided also require confirmation before being attributed to this individual. [2]
Research Contributions
Analytical chemistry research commonly contributes to improvements in measurement accuracy, chemical identification, method validation, and interpretation of experimental data. Depending on the research question, such work can help assess contaminants, characterize complex mixtures, evaluate material properties, or establish reliable laboratory procedures. However, the available information does not identify particular studies or findings by Anthony Ochieng. Specific contributions should therefore be documented using verified publications, abstracts, methodological details, and evidence of the researcher’s role in each work rather than inferred from the subject classification alone. [1]
Publications
The supplied profile reports 13 research documents. Individual publication titles, author lists, journal names, publication years, DOIs, and document-level citation counts were not provided for verification. Consequently, a reliable publication bibliography cannot be reconstructed from the total document count alone. A complete record should be compiled by matching each publication to its publisher page or DOI and confirming author identity, affiliation, publication status, and indexing details. Cross-checking the records against ORCID and Scopus can help distinguish publications belonging to researchers with similar names. [2]
Research Impact
The reported total of 34 citations provides a preliminary indication of citation activity across the stated research record. Citation counts vary between databases because of differences in indexing, document coverage, author matching, and update schedules. They should be interpreted alongside publication quality, research originality, methodological rigor, reproducibility, and relevance to the scientific community. The h-index cannot be calculated reliably from the total number of documents and citations alone; publication-level citation counts are required.[2][3]
Award Suitability
Analytical Chemistry is relevant to a chemical-science recognition programme because it encompasses experimental measurement, chemical characterization, and analytical method development. The reported publication activity may provide a starting point for evaluating a nomination, but suitability for an award cannot be established from document and citation totals alone.[2][3]
Conclusion
The supplied information presents Anthony Ochieng as a researcher affiliated with Zanzibar University in Tanzania, with Analytical Chemistry listed as the subject area and 13 documents and 34 citations reported. These details provide a preliminary outline of the research profile, but the underlying records require independent verification. Confirmation of the relevant ORCID account, author-indexing profile, individual publications, and citation data would support a more complete academic assessment.
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References
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- ORCID. (2026.) Anthony Ochieng— ORCID researcher identifier.
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1463-5280
- Assessment Of Ricinus Communis Ml Crude Extracts Towards Urinary Tract Infection Strains With Their Associated Ailments.
https://ijpsat.org/index.php/ijpsat/article/view/4572
- International Chemical Scientist Awards. (.2026). Official programme website.
https://chemicalscientists.com/