Vahab Jafarian | Biochemistry | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Vahab Jafarian | Biochemistry | Research Excellence Award

Professor | University of Guilan | Iran

V. Jafarian is an accomplished researcher specializing in protein engineering, photobiology, and biochemical nanotechnology . With 56 peer-reviewed publications, 669 citations, and an h-index of 15, Jafarian has contributed significantly to understanding protein structure-function relationships and the development of bioactive nanomaterials. Key research includes the structural and functional analysis of photoproteins, site-directed mutagenesis to enhance enzymatic activity, and evaluation of ferromagnetic nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery. Collaborating with over 100 co-authors, the research integrates molecular spectroscopy, biochemistry, and nanotechnology to address biomedical challenges. Jafarian’s work supports the advancement of therapeutic strategies, molecular biotechnology, and translational applications with broad societal impact .

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Inhibition of Horseradish Peroxidase Activity by Thiol Type Inhibitors

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Balaji Panchal | Biochemistry | Editorial Board Member

Dr. Balaji Panchal | Biochemistry | Editorial Board Member

Research associate professor | Hebei University of Engineering | China

Dr. Balaji M. Panchal is a distinguished and steadily rising researcher with a strong multidisciplinary background in sustainable energy systems, environmental geochemistry, and pollution mitigation technologies. With a growing scholarly presence reflected through more than 54 peer-reviewed publications, over 809 citations, and an h-index of 17, his research demonstrates increasing academic influence and global relevance. His work encompasses a broad scientific spectrum, including biodiesel production, municipal sludge valorization, coal geochemistry, mercury isotope tracing, and sustainable waste-to-energy conversion. Through open-access publications and technical studies, Dr. Panchal has contributed valuable insights into electrolysis-based biodiesel synthesis, environmental pollutants associated with coal and geological formations, and the geochemical characterization of organic matter under varied tectonic and thermal conditions. His comprehensive review studies highlight the potential of circular resource utilization and cleaner industrial processing, aligning closely with international sustainability agendas focused on renewable energy, carbon reduction, and environmental protection. His research collaborations include more than 100 co-authors, illustrating strong scientific networking and interdisciplinary engagement. Dr. Panchal’s contributions extend beyond laboratory findings, influencing areas such as clean fuel policy development, environmental monitoring, and industrial applications of sustainable chemistry. His academic trajectory reflects a commitment to addressing real-world environmental and energy challenges through evidence-based solutions, advanced analytical methods, and forward-looking scientific inquiry. His ongoing research continues to expand across emerging topics, including biofuel optimization, harmful trace element control, and geological carbon systems, ensuring relevance to future energy transitions and environmental stewardship. Overall, Dr. Panchal’s contributions position him as a noteworthy researcher dedicated to advancing sustainable fuel innovation, environmental remediation strategies, and applied geochemical science for long-term societal and environmental benefit.

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Panchal, B. M. (2025). Tectonic-driven thermal alteration of organic matter in the Permian high-rank coals in the southern North China Basin. Fuel.

Panchal, B. M. (2025). Geochemistry characteristics and coal-forming environments of Carboniferous–Permian coal: An example from the Zhaokai Mine, Ningwu Coalfield, Northern China. Sustainability (Switzerland).