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.

Md Lutfor Rahman | Polymer Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Md Lutfor Rahman | Polymer Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

Professor | University Malaysia Sabah | Malaysia

Dr. Rahman is a distinguished multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans advanced materials, environmental remediation, polymer engineering, micro-machining, and biosensor development, with influential contributions recognized across the global scientific community. His highly cited research on heavy-metal removal using efficient adsorbents provides vital advancements toward sustainable water-treatment technologies, addressing critical global contamination challenges through novel adsorbent design and performance optimization . In precision engineering, his analytical three-dimensional cutting-force model for micro end-milling has become a referenced framework in both industrial and academic studies, offering essential insights into tool workpiece interactions and supporting improvements in micro-manufacturing systems . Dr. Rahman’s contributions to biosensor science include the immobilization of glucose oxidase on cellulose acetate–polymethylmethacrylate membranes, a significant development that enhances enzyme stability and functional reliability for biochemical detection platforms used in diagnostics and analytical applications . His extensive work in polymer modification and carbohydrate-based material science includes pioneering studies on graft copolymerization of methyl acrylate onto sago starch, expanding understanding of initiator behavior, polymer grafting mechanisms, and the resulting structural–functional relationships of modified biopolymers . Further strengthening his contributions to functional materials, his synthesis and characterization of poly(amidoxime) chelating resins derived from polyacrylonitrile-grafted starch highlights his expertise in designing selective ion-binding materials with applications in separation science, environmental cleanup, and resource recovery . Across his scholarly portfolio, Dr. Rahman demonstrates a commitment to methodological rigor, innovation, and societal relevance, consistently integrating theoretical insight with practical application to address critical scientific and technological challenges while fostering impactful interdisciplinary collaborations.

Profiles : Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1.  Zaimee, M. Z. A., Sarjadi, M. S., & Rahman, M. L. (2021). Heavy metals removal from water by efficient adsorbents. Water, 13(19), 2659.

2.  Zaman, M. T., Kumar, A. S., Rahman, M., & Sreeram, S. (2006). A three-dimensional analytical cutting force model for micro end milling operation. International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture,     46(3–4), 353–366.

3.  Rauf, S., Ihsan, A., Akhtar, K., Ghauri, M. A., Rahman, M., Anwar, M. A., & Khalid, A. M. (2006). Glucose oxidase immobilization on a novel cellulose acetate–polymethylmethacrylate membrane. Journal of   Biotechnology, 121(3), 351–360.*

4.  Rahman, L., Silong, S., Zin, W. M., Rahman, M. Z. A., Ahmad, M., & Haron, J. (2000). Graft copolymerization of methyl acrylate onto sago starch using ceric ammonium nitrate as an initiator. Journal of Applied   Polymer Science, 76(4), 516–523.*

5.  L. M. R., Sidik, S., Wan, Z., R. M. Z., Mansor, A., & Jelas, H. (2000). Preparation and characterization of poly(amidoxime) chelating resin from polyacrylonitrile grafted sago starch. European Polymer Journal,       36(10), 2105–2113.*

Dr. Rahman’s research delivers impactful advancements in environmental remediation, precision engineering, and functional materials, addressing critical global challenges through innovative and widely cited scientific contributions. His work continues to influence research directions and support sustainable technological progress worldwide.

 

Gunjan Jadon | Medicinal Chemistry | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Gunjan Jadon | Medicinal Chemistry | Women Researcher Award

Professor | Pacific College of Pharmacy | India

Dr. Gunjan Jadon is an emerging researcher in pharmaceutical analysis and analytical chemistry, known for her contributions to quality-centered method development and scientific rigor. With a growing academic profile reflected through 3 peer-reviewed publications, 54 citations, and an h-index of 2, she has steadily established her presence within the analytical science community. Her research focuses on chromatographic method development, impurity assessment, pharmaceutical quality control, and the systematic application of Analytical Quality by Design (QbD) principles. One of her notable works includes the development and validation of a QbD-based RP-HPLC method for the quantification of dobutamine, demonstrating her expertise in experimental optimization, response-surface modeling, and regulatory aligned method validation. Dr. Jadon’s broader research interests integrate risk assessment, analytical robustness studies, and the enhancement of method precision and reproducibility to support high-quality pharmaceutical evaluation. She actively collaborates with multidisciplinary teams of pharmaceutical scientists and analytical chemists, strengthening the practical and translational impact of her findings. Her work contributes to improving drug-evaluation workflows, ensuring analytical reliability, and promoting safer therapeutic outcomes across the pharmaceutical sector. Beyond her research outputs, she remains engaged in scientific dialogue through collaborative networks, co-authored studies, and participation in academic platforms aimed at advancing analytical science. Her contributions hold societal relevance by supporting the development of robust analytical frameworks that enhance the quality, safety, and consistency of pharmaceutical products. Driven by a commitment to scientific integrity and continuous innovation, Dr. Jadon continues to explore emerging analytical challenges while expanding the methodological landscape of pharmaceutical research, demonstrating promise as a dedicated and impactful early-career scientist.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | ResearchGate

Featured Publications

1. Dahiya, R., Dahiya, S., Fuloria, N. K., Kumar, S., Mourya, R., Chennupati, S. V., et al. (2020). Natural bioactive thiazole-based peptides from marine resources: Structural and pharmacological aspects. Marine Drugs, 18(6), 329.

2. Joshi, S. K., Bhadauria, R. S., & Diwaker, A. K. (2012). Introduction to neoplasm: Tumor classification – A review article. International Journal of Advanced Research in Pharmaceutical & Bio Sciences, 22.

3. Jadon, G., & Kumawat, L. (2011). Synthesis, spectral and biological evaluation of some phenyl acetic acid hydrazone derivatives. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, 2(10), 2572.

4. Gunjan, J., & Kumawat, L. (2011). Synthesis, spectral and biological evaluation of some hydrazone derivatives. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, 2(9), 2408–2412.

5. Gunjan, J., Rahul, N., Divya, S., Praveen, K. S., & Diwaker, K. A. (2012). Antioxidant activity of various parts of Punica granatum: A review. Journal of Drug Delivery & Therapeutics, 2, 138–141.

Gunjan Jadon’s work advances analytical chemistry and pharmaceutical quality assurance by developing robust, regulatory-aligned methods that improve drug safety and evaluation. Her research contributes to more reliable therapeutic quality control, supporting innovation, precision, and societal well-being across the pharmaceutical sector.

Pouya Taheri | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Pouya Taheri | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

University of Mazandaran | Iran

Pouya Taheri is an emerging researcher in nanomaterials, catalysis, and advanced chemical synthesis whose work focuses on the design, characterization, and application of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), transition-metal nanocomposites, and functional hybrid materials for efficient and sustainable chemical transformations. His research contributions emphasize the development of catalytic systems that enhance selectivity, yield, and reaction efficiency, while supporting environmentally responsible approaches aligned with global trends in green chemistry. With 5 publications, 5 citations, and an h-index of 1 listed in Scopus, he has steadily contributed to the expanding scientific understanding of nanoscale catalytic mechanisms and engineered materials. His notable work, “Unveiling the synergistic interplay between Cu and Ni with ZIF-8 nanomaterials: a catalyst for the synthesis of triazole derivatives in nanoscale chemistry”, reflects his interest in synergistic metal interactions and structurally responsive nanocatalysts that offer improved performance across various synthetic processes. Taheri has collaborated with over 14 co-authors, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary engagement in synthetic chemistry, reaction engineering, nanostructure design, and applied catalysis. Such collaborations have strengthened the rigor and applicability of his scientific outputs, contributing to progress in pharmaceutical synthesis, fine chemical manufacturing, and eco-friendly catalytic solutions. His work holds societal relevance through its focus on greener synthesis pathways, scalable catalyst platforms, and advanced nanomaterials capable of addressing real-world industrial and environmental challenges. Taheri’s growing portfolio reflects a commitment to methodological precision, academic excellence, and impactful research that advances the broader field of materials chemistry. As he continues to develop innovative catalytic frameworks and contribute to interdisciplinary scientific efforts, he remains well positioned to play a meaningful role in shaping future directions in nanoscale materials science and sustainable chemical research.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID | LikedIn

Featured Publications

  1. Taheri, P., Molaei, P., Abazari, A., Tajbakhsh, M., & Yeganeh-Salman, E. (2025). Unveiling the synergistic interplay between Cu and Ni with ZIF-8 nanomaterials: A catalyst for the synthesis of triazole derivatives in nanoscale chemistry. Research on Chemical Intermediates, 1–27.

  2. Aghdami, R. M., Yeganeh-Salman, E., Taheri, P., Mighani, H., & Ghorbanian, M. (2025). Synthesis and characterization of high thermal resistance acetal-containing heterocyclic polyamides. Journal of Molecular Structure, 1321, 139801.

  3. Najafi, M., Alinezhad, H., Taheri, P., Yeganeh-Salman, E., & Ghasemi, S. (2024). Decorated Cu nanoparticles on ZPD as a novel and highly proficient nanocatalyst for synthesis of chromene and Biginelli reactions. Research on Chemical Intermediates, 50(3).
    Cited by: 6

  4. Taheri, P., Tajbakhsh, M., & Fallah, Z. (2024). Modified agro waste-derived nano-silica for synthesizing tetrahydrobenzo [b] pyrans. Catalysis Surveys from Asia, 28(2), 209–229.
    Cited by: 1

  5. Shojaei, R., Mighani, H., Yeganeh-Salman, E., Taheri, P., & Ghorbanian, M. (2024). Synthesis of the glycodendrimer macromolecule based on porphyrin as a targeted drug delivery system. International Journal of Polymeric Materials and Polymeric Biomaterials, 73(…).

Dr. Pouya Taheri’s research advances sustainable nanocatalysis and green chemistry, creating efficient catalytic systems that minimize environmental impact while enhancing reaction performance. His work bridges nanomaterials innovation with industrial applications, contributing to global progress in cleaner and smarter chemical manufacturing.

Nadeem Abbas | Nanotechnology | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Nadeem Abbas | Nanotechnology | Editorial Board Member

Researcher | Prince Sultan University | Saudi Arabia

Dr. N. Abbas is a distinguished researcher recognized for his pioneering contributions to fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and nanofluid dynamics, with a strong focus on hybrid nanofluids, magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), nonlinear stretching surfaces, and microscale thermal phenomena. His research emphasizes the development of advanced mathematical and computational models to analyze complex flow behaviors relevant to modern engineering and biomedical systems. With an extensive publication record in leading international journals such as Chinese Journal of Physics, Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, Results in Physics, and International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, Dr. Abbas has established himself as an influential figure in applied mathematics and thermofluid sciences. His most cited works on MHD hybrid nanofluid flow over nonlinear stretching cylinders, hybrid-based nanofluid flow over curved surfaces, and three-dimensional stagnation point flows have collectively garnered over 800 citations, reflecting his significant academic impact. Integrating analytical, numerical, and simulation-based approaches, Dr. Abbas’s research addresses key challenges in energy systems, materials processing, and biomedical fluid modeling, fostering international collaborations across the Middle East and Asia that advance the understanding of hybrid nanofluid applications for enhanced heat transfer and optimized fluid performance. His recent studies on nonlinear modeling of hybrid nanofluid flows over permeable and thermally slipping surfaces provide valuable insights into sustainable energy systems and industrial cooling processes. Through his innovative research and globally recognized publications, Dr. Abbas continues to contribute substantially to computational physics, applied mathematics, and mechanical engineering, driving progress in smart materials and nanofluid technologies with profound scientific and societal relevance.

Profiles : Google Schalor

Featured Publications

  1. Abbas, N., Nadeem, S., Saleem, A., Malik, M. Y., Issakhov, A., & Alharbi, F. M. (2021). Models base study of inclined MHD of hybrid nanofluid flow over nonlinear stretching cylinder. Chinese Journal of Physics, 69, 109–117.
    Cited by: 235

  2. Nadeem, S., Abbas, N., & Malik, M. Y. (2020). Inspection of hybrid based nanofluid flow over a curved surface. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 189, 105193.
    Cited by: 228

  3. Nadeem, S., Abbas, N., & Khan, A. U. (2018). Characteristics of three-dimensional stagnation point flow of hybrid nanofluid past a circular cylinder. Results in Physics, 8, 829–835.
    Cited by: 155

  4. Abbas, N., Saleem, S., Nadeem, S., Alderremy, A. A., & Khan, A. U. (2018). On stagnation point flow of a micropolar nanofluid past a circular cylinder with velocity and thermal slip. Results in Physics, 9, 1224–1232.
    Cited by: 122

  5. Abbas, N., Rehman, K. U., Shatanawi, W., & Malik, M. Y. (2022). Numerical study of heat transfer in hybrid nanofluid flow over permeable nonlinear stretching curved surface with thermal slip. International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 135, 106107.
    Cited by: 108

Dr. N. Abbas’s research on hybrid nanofluid dynamics and magnetohydrodynamics has significantly advanced the understanding of thermal and flow transport phenomena, enabling innovations in energy efficiency, biomedical engineering, and sustainable industrial processes. His work bridges fundamental science and practical application, fostering global progress in advanced materials and fluid technologies.

Marius Zaharia | Polymer Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Marius Zaharia | Polymer Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Reseacher | Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry Petru Poni | Romania

A distinguished figure in polymer science and nanomaterials research, this scholar has made notable contributions to the development of advanced macromolecular systems for sustainable and biomedical applications. With over 43 peer-reviewed publications, 508 citations, and an h-index of 13, their research demonstrates a strong global impact and consistent academic excellence. The work focuses on the synthesis and functionalization of environmentally friendly and multifunctional polymeric materials, including thermoresponsive copolymers, nanocomposites, and hydrogel-based systems. Pioneering studies on Chitosan-graft-Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) hybrid copolymers, alginate-based hydrogels, and green synthesis of metal nanoparticles have significantly advanced understanding in biocompatibility, controlled drug delivery, and tissue engineering. Collaborating extensively with over 100 researchers worldwide, this scientist has contributed to interdisciplinary efforts bridging chemistry, materials science, and biotechnology. Recent investigations into the in situ synthesis of gold nanoparticles mediated by thermoresponsive copolymers and the formation of nanocrystalline hydroxyapatite hydrogels for bone regeneration exemplify their innovative and application-driven research approach. Through a commitment to sustainable design, material innovation, and collaborative science, this researcher continues to influence the global landscape of macromolecular chemistry and contribute to advancements addressing environmental and healthcare challenges.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | ORCID | ResearchGate

Featured Publications

1. Bucatariu, F., Ghiorghita, C. A., Zaharia, M. M., Schwarz, S., Simon, F., & Mihai, M. (2020). Removal and separation of heavy metal ions from multicomponent simulated waters using silica/polyethyleneimine composite microparticles. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 12(33), 37585–37596. [Cited by: 59]

2. Ghiorghita, C. A., Borchert, K. B. L., Vasiliu, A. L., Zaharia, M. M., Schwarz, D., & others. (2020). Porous thiourea-grafted-chitosan hydrogels: Synthesis and sorption of toxic metal ions from contaminated waters. Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 607, 125504. [Cited by: 56]

3. Racovita, S., Trofin, M. A., Loghin, D. F., Zaharia, M. M., Bucatariu, F., Mihai, M., & others. (2021). Polybetaines in biomedical applications. International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 22(17), 9321. [Cited by: 53]

4. Roman, T., Pui, A., Lukacs, A. V., Cimpoesu, N., Lupescu, S., Borhan, A. I., & others. (2019). Structural changes of cerium doped copper ferrites during sintering process and magneto-electrical properties assessment. Ceramics International, 45(14), 17243–17251. [Cited by: 35]

5. Bucatariu, F., Schwarz, D., Zaharia, M., Steinbach, C., Ghiorghita, C. A., & others. (2020). Nanostructured polymer composites for selective heavy metal ion sorption. Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 603, 125211. [Cited by: 33]

Dr. Marius Mihai Zaharia’s work contributes to global innovation by developing sustainable polymeric and nanocomposite materials that address critical challenges in environmental remediation and biomedical engineering. His research fosters advancements in eco-friendly technologies, promotes resource efficiency, and supports the transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable industrial future.