Assoc. Prof. Dr. Madeha Awad, Sohag university, Egypt

Dr. Madeha Ahmed Aboelfadl Awad is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Physics Department, Faculty of Science, Sohag University, Egypt. Born on January 27, 1979, she has established herself as a leading researcher in the field of nanomaterials physics, with a focus on the synthesis and characterization of metal, metal oxide, and oxysulfide nanostructures. Fluent in Arabic, English, and French, Dr. Awad has contributed extensively to sustainable material applications, including photocatalysis, photodetectors, and smart coatings. Her passion for scientific inquiry and dedication to environmental and energy-related innovations have positioned her as a significant academic voice in Egypt and internationally. Married and residing in Sohag, she continues to inspire through both her teaching and prolific research publications, contributing to over 10 international journal articles and conference presentations. Dr. Awad’s interdisciplinary approach bridges materials science with real-world industrial and environmental applications.

Publication Profile:

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✅ Strengths for the Award:

Innovative Research Focus:
Dr. Awad has demonstrated consistent innovation in synthesizing and characterizing advanced nanostructured systems (metal oxides, oxysulfides, and thin films), with real-world applications in environmental remediation, energy conversion, and optoelectronics.
Publication Record:
She has published 10+ articles in reputable international journals such as Physica Scripta and Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics. Many of these works address pressing global challenges, including pollution control, clean energy, and smart coatings.
Multidisciplinary Impact:
Her work intersects physics, materials science, and environmental engineering, creating sustainable technologies like photocatalysts, hydrogen generation systems, and photodetectors.
Active Conference Participation:
Dr. Awad has presented at national and international scientific conferences, sharing her findings on SnO₂ thin films and transparent conductors, reflecting leadership in academic dissemination.
Academic Development:
She has completed multiple training courses in competitive research, digital transformation, and teaching methodologies, ensuring continuous growth and contribution to higher education quality.

🧩 Areas for Improvement:

International Collaborations:
While Dr. Awad is actively publishing, there is potential for expanding collaborations with global research institutes and industrial sectors to enhance the scope and visibility of her work.
Research Funding Diversification:
Engaging in international grant applications or large-scale collaborative projects would further strengthen her research sustainability and resource access.
Visibility in High-Impact Conferences:
Increasing participation in high-impact global conferences or symposiums (e.g., MRS, APS) could amplify her academic footprint and foster more research exchange.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Awad earned her B.Sc. in Physics with a very good degree from Sohag University in 2003. She pursued her M.Sc. in Solid State Physics (2008), focusing on the structural, electrical, and optical properties of Sn-Sb-Se compounds. In 2015, she received her Ph.D. in Nanomaterials Physics for her pioneering work on ZnO-based nanomaterials. Her Ph.D. research emphasized growth and characterization techniques vital for optoelectronic applications. In October 2020, she became an Associate Professor, having specialized in the synthesis and analysis of nanostructured systems, including metal oxides and oxysulfides, with targeted industrial uses. Her academic path reflects a deep commitment to solid-state physics, materials engineering, and nanotechnology. She has also enhanced her academic competencies with digital transformation, student assessment, and competitive research training, aligning her education with modern interdisciplinary needs and research innovations.

🧪 Professional Experience:

Dr. Awad began her academic journey as an Assistant Lecturer in 2013 at Sohag University’s Physics Department. Following the completion of her Ph.D. in 2015, she was promoted to Lecturer, contributing to undergraduate and postgraduate instruction while intensifying her research. In 2020, she was appointed Associate Professor in Materials Science. Over the years, Dr. Awad has participated in international conferences, served as a research mentor, and collaborated with national and international scholars. Her expertise in synthesizing thin films and evaluating their optical, structural, and electrical characteristics has enabled her to lead multiple applied research projects. In addition to teaching and supervision, she has completed various training programs on student assessment, digital transformation, and competitive research funding. Her holistic academic profile blends high-impact research with educational excellence, making her a valuable contributor to Egypt’s scientific and academic landscape.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Madeha Awad’s research focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and application of nanostructured materials, particularly metal and metal oxide thin films. Her work addresses real-world challenges through environmentally friendly solutions such as photocatalysis for pollutant degradation, hydrogen generation from seawater, and smart coatings for self-cleaning surfaces. She is also active in developing photodetectors for environmental sensing. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates solid-state physics, material science, and environmental engineering. Her recent projects involve advanced nanocomposites like In2O3/CuO and TiO2-based systems, with optimized optoelectronic and wettability properties for diverse industrial applications. By modifying surface and structural properties of nano-films, Dr. Awad aims to enhance energy efficiency, sustainability, and environmental remediation technologies. She is a strong advocate for applied research and often collaborates on global research initiatives that promote clean energy and green technologies. Her vision merges innovation with impact.

📚 Publications Top Notes:

🔬 Photocatalytic characteristics of indium oxide, copper oxide and indium oxide/copper oxide thin films on plastic waste substrates for organic pollutants degradation
🔍 Influence of oxygen flow rates on the optoelectronic properties SnO2 thin films
🌿 A comparison between the effect of zinc oxide and zinc oxide nanoparticles on the growth and metabolic processes of Cosmarium sp
🌞 Highly sensitive TiO2 based photodetector for environmental sensing applications
🔦 Optoelectronic characteristics of In2O3/CuO thin films for enhanced visible-light photodetector
🧼 Photocatalysis, wettability and optical properties of N-doped Cu2O/CuO thin films for smart coating applications
💧 Surface wettability and photocatalytic activities of ZrOxNy/Au/TeO2 trilayers for antifogging coatings
⚡ Some characteristics of Cu/Cu2O/CuO nanostructure heterojunctions and their applications in hydrogen generation from seawater
🌐 WNxOy prepared by oxidation of tungsten nitride as alternative photocatalyst to N-doped WO3

📝 Conclusion:

Dr. Madeha Ahmed Aboelfadl Awad exemplifies the qualities of a modern researcher who blends academic rigor with real-world impact. Her research in nanomaterials for environmental and energy applications is both timely and significant. With a strong foundation in materials science and a clear trajectory of impactful publications, she is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Abdulatif AL-Haj | Cytoskeleton Cell Motility | Innovative Research Award

Posted on 12/05/202512/05/2025 by sciencefather

Dr. Abdulatif AL-Haj | Cytoskeleton Cell Motility | Innovative Research Award

Dr. Abdulatif AL-Haj | Ruhr Universität Bochum | Germany

Dr. Abdulatif Al Haj is a highly accomplished biochemist and molecular cardiology researcher originally from Syria, currently residing in Germany. With extensive academic and professional experience across Europe and the Middle East, Dr. Al Haj has built a multidisciplinary career in molecular biology, biotechnology, and medical education. He holds a doctorate in biology and biotechnology, with a strong focus on actin dynamics and cardiovascular disease. Fluent in Arabic, German, English, and French, he has effectively bridged scientific research with public health, education, and social integration roles. His work includes teaching, paramedic service during the pandemic, and involvement in migrant integration and healthcare initiatives. He has contributed to peer-reviewed publications and collaborated with notable researchers in Germany. Dr. Al Haj exemplifies international scientific cooperation and interdisciplinary application of biosciences for societal benefit.

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🔍 Strengths for the Award:

🔬 Cutting-Edge Research: Key discoveries in actin cytoskeleton regulation and thymosin beta4′s role in cardiac repair
🌍 Global Impact: Extensive collaborations in Germany and Syria, advancing both education and research
📚 Scientific Output: Author of multiple high-impact journal articles and presenter in international scientific symposia
👨‍🏫 Cross-disciplinary Excellence: Combines life sciences, education, and healthcare
🧪 Innovative Thinking: Integrated research on cofilin/ADF, Arp2/3 complex, and cardiomyocyte remodeling

🚧 Areas for Improvement:

Broader dissemination of findings through more international conferences
Increase involvement in grant-funded principal investigator (PI) roles
Enhance digital presence via scientific networking platforms (e.g., ResearchGate, ORCID)

🎓 Education :

Dr. Al Haj earned his diploma and Master’s degrees in Biotechnology and Biochemistry from the University of Damascus, Syria. He later completed a Doctorate in Biology and Biotechnology with a dissertation on the modulation of cofilin/ADF and thymosin beta4 in cell migration. His academic pursuits also include studies in Educational Planning, Natural Sciences, and Microbiology at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Berlin and Ruhr University Bochum. Additionally, he undertook postgraduate training in Education and Psychology, Business English, and quality management under TÜV-certified programs. Dr. Al Haj further enriched his academic repertoire with continuous professional development courses in process management, norm standards (ISO 9001), and nutrition. His commitment to lifelong learning reflects a passion for combining theoretical science with applied clinical and educational practices.

🧪 Experience :

Dr. Al Haj has accumulated extensive research and teaching experience across several prestigious institutions. At the Ruhr University Bochum, he worked with Prof. Hans Georg Mannherz on actin-regulating proteins, contributing to innovative cardiology research. He held posts at Catholic and Central Clinics as a scientist, served as a paramedic at Herne Vaccination Center, and worked as a social worker and integration coach. His academic duties included teaching biology, chemistry, and physics, and serving as an Arabic language teacher in Berlin. Additionally, Dr. Al Haj took on project management and quality assurance roles at LVQ Further Education gGmbH and underwent TÜV training for process management. His unique blend of clinical, educational, and social service roles highlights his commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and societal contribution.

🔬 Research Focus :

Dr. Al Haj’s research centers on molecular and experimental cardiology, cytoskeletal proteins (cofilin/ADF), and cell migration. His doctoral and postdoctoral work explored the effects of thymosin beta4 and actin-regulating proteins on cellular motility—essential for understanding cardiac development and cancer metastasis. His published work includes significant studies on the Arp2/3 complex, actin dynamics, and the influence of sGC activators on cardiac cells from hypertensive and heart failure patients. Beyond molecular cardiology, he has explored radioimmunoassay techniques, EBV-associated gastric carcinoma, and embryological development of cardiac muscle from branchial arch progenitors. His multidisciplinary approach blends biochemistry, histology, anatomy, and clinical diagnostics, bridging basic research with therapeutic applications. His ongoing interest in student assessment and e-learning underscores a commitment to scientific education and training.

📚 Publications Top Notes :

🧬 Inhibition of Arp2/3 Complex after ADP-Ribosylation of Arp2 by Binary Clostridioides Toxins – Cells, 2022
❤️ sGC Activator Causes Beneficial Remodeling in Cardiomyocytes from Hypertensive Rats and Heart Failure Patients – Front. Physiol.
🧠 Chicken Second Branchial Arch Progenitor Cells Contribute to Heart Musculature In Vitro and In Vivo – Developmental Dynamics, 2020
🧫 Characteristics of Gastric Carcinoma Associated with Epstein Barr Virus in Algeria – Der Pharmacia Lettre, 2017
🦴 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Arthrofibrosis at the Cellular Level – Arthroscopy, 2016
🧪 HeLa Cells and the Human Colon Carcinoma BE, 3LNLN and EB3 Cell Lines – Dissertation Work
🎓 Research on Assessing Students’ Academic Performance in Bloom’s Cognitive Level

🧾 Conclusion :

Dr. Abdulatif Al Haj is a strong candidate for the Innovative Research Award, distinguished by his relentless pursuit of molecular innovation, interdisciplinary approach, and commitment to public health and education. His work on actin-binding proteins and cardiac regeneration holds promising implications for heart disease treatment and personalized medicine. His track record demonstrates scientific creativity, rigor, and societal relevance.

Alessandra Luchini | Cell-Cell Communication | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 30/04/202530/04/2025 by sciencefather

Prof. Alessandra Luchini | Cell-Cell Communication | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Alessandra Luchini , George Mason University , United States

Dr. Alessandra Luchini is a tenured professor at George Mason University in the School of Systems Biology and serves as Director of the Biosciences Ph.D. Program. A native of Italy, she holds a Ph.D. in Bioengineering and a degree in Chemical Engineering cum laude from the University of Padova. She completed her postdoctoral training in proteomics and nanotechnology at George Mason University. Dr. Luchini’s pioneering research integrates nanotechnology with biomedical diagnostics to enhance disease detection and treatment, particularly in cancer, infectious, and inflammatory diseases. She has co-authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and is a co-inventor on several patents. Dr. Luchini also co-founded two biotech companies: Ceres Nanosciences and Monet Pharmaceuticals. Recognized nationally and internationally, she was named one of Popular Science’s “Brilliant 10” and received Virginia’s Outstanding Faculty Award in 2023. Her work bridges academia, innovation, and industry in pursuit of transformative healthcare solutions.

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✅ Strengths for the Award:

Distinguished Academic and Leadership Role: Tenured professor and director of the Ph.D. Biosciences program at George Mason University, reflecting leadership in both research and education.
Innovative Translational Research: Her work bridges nanotechnology and proteomics to create real-world diagnostic solutions, particularly for cancer, infectious diseases, and neurological conditions.
Entrepreneurial Impact: Co-founder of two biotech companies (Ceres Nanosciences and Monet Pharmaceuticals) that commercialize her academic innovations, demonstrating translational relevance.
Recognition and Awards: Named among the “Brilliant 10” by Popular Science (2011) and recipient of the Virginia Outstanding Faculty Award (2023), showcasing external validation of excellence.
Scientific Productivity: Author of peer-reviewed publications across high-impact journals with an H-index of 31, indicating influence and citation of her work.
Active Research Funding: Current DoD-funded project as Principal Investigator on Lyme disease diagnostics reflects continued support and relevance of her work.

🔍 Areas for Improvement:

Wider Global Collaboration: While she has excellent U.S. academic and biotech engagement, increasing international collaborations (e.g., with European or Asian institutions) could enhance global research impact.
Public Science Communication: Dr. Luchini’s impactful research could benefit from more visibility in mainstream science communication outlets or public forums, particularly on topics like microbiome and cancer diagnostics.
Mentorship Metrics: While she leads a Ph.D. program, formal documentation of mentorship outcomes (e.g., student success stories, awards) could further strengthen her educational impact profile

🎓 Education:

Dr. Alessandra Luchini’s educational journey began in Italy at the prestigious University of Padova, where she earned her degree in Chemical Engineering cum laude. Driven by her passion for biomedical innovation, she pursued a Ph.D. in Bioengineering at the same institution, graduating in 2005. Her doctoral studies provided a foundation in the integration of engineering principles with life sciences, focusing on biomolecular processes. In 2007, she completed postdoctoral training in Proteomics and Nanotechnology at George Mason University in the United States. This specialized training equipped her with expertise in advanced diagnostic tools and molecular profiling technologies. Her educational background uniquely combines strong engineering fundamentals with deep biological insight, allowing her to develop groundbreaking diagnostic platforms and translational research that bridges basic science with clinical applications. Dr. Luchini’s academic credentials laid the groundwork for a prolific research career in bioengineering, nanomedicine, and systems biology.

🧪 Experience:

Dr. Luchini began her U.S.-based academic career at George Mason University in 2007 and has steadily advanced to the role of Professor with tenure since 2020 in the School of Systems Biology. She has served as Graduate Program Director for the Ph.D. in Biosciences since 2019. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom, guiding graduate students and junior researchers in fields such as proteomics, nanotechnology, and infectious disease diagnostics. From 2015 to 2020, she was an Associate Professor and contributed extensively to curriculum development and translational research. Dr. Luchini has also co-founded Ceres Nanosciences (2008) and Monet Pharmaceuticals (2019), which commercialize technologies stemming from her research. Her interdisciplinary work spans collaboration with immunologists, chemists, and clinicians, contributing to large-scale projects funded by entities such as the U.S. Army. Her experience reflects a rare blend of academic rigor, entrepreneurial drive, and real-world impact.

🏅 Awards and Honors:

Dr. Alessandra Luchini’s excellence in research and education has earned her prestigious recognitions. In 2023, she was honored with the Outstanding Faculty Award by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, the highest faculty award in the state. She was previously named one of Popular Science’s “Brilliant 10” scientists in 2011, highlighting her innovative contributions to nanotechnology and disease diagnostics. These honors underscore her leadership in biomedical engineering, translational research, and mentorship. Dr. Luchini has also been a Principal Investigator on numerous federally funded research projects and holds several issued patents in proteomic diagnostics, which have led to real-world biotech applications. Her scientific impact is reflected in an H-index of 31, showcasing her influential publication record. She is also recognized for public engagement, contributing to both academic and industrial innovation. These achievements solidify her as a leading candidate for a Best Researcher Award.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Alessandra Luchini’s research lies at the intersection of proteomics, nanotechnology, and molecular diagnostics. Her core aim is to improve early detection and therapeutic strategies for diseases such as cancer, Lyme disease, tuberculosis, and neurological disorders. She is a recognized leader in the development of affinity nanoparticle platforms, enabling the capture of disease biomarkers from biofluids like urine and saliva. Recent studies explore how bacterial extracellular vesicles affect calcium signaling in breast cancer, revealing new pathways for early intervention. Her work in protein painting mass spectrometry identifies key binding sites relevant to autoimmune and infectious diseases, while her collaborations with biotech firms bring these discoveries into diagnostic tools. Dr. Luchini is known for applying systems biology to real-world clinical problems, translating lab findings into impactful solutions. Her research integrates computational biology, clinical proteomics, and nanomaterials to open new frontiers in personalized medicine and public health diagnostics.

📚 Publications Top Notes:

🧫 Urinary bacteriophage cooperation with bacterial pathogens… – Commun Biol, 2025
🧪 Urinary Borrelia Peptides Correlate with GSQ-30 Scores… – J Cell Immunol, 2025
🧏 Hearing Science Accelerator: Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss… – Otol Neurotol, 2024
🧬 A set of diagnostic tests for detection of active Babesia duncani… – Int J Infect Dis, 2024
🧠 Protein Painting Mass Spectrometry in Discovery of Interaction Sites… – ACS Chem Neurosci, 2024
🖼️ Wheat-Based Glues in Conservation and Cultural Heritage… – J Proteome Res, 2024
🧬 Identification of Unambiguous Borrelia Peptides… – Methods Mol Biol, 2024
🧠 Molecular profiling reveals nucleoside metabolism in medulloblastoma… – Acta Neuropathol Commun, 2023
🧬 PD-L1 Interface Region Responsible for PD-1 Binding… – J Biol Chem, 2023
💊 Drug discovery efforts at George Mason University… – SLAS Discov, 2023

🧾 Conclusion:

Dr. Alessandra Luchini is exceptionally well-qualified for a Best Researcher Award. Her unique combination of high-impact research, translational innovation, academic leadership, and entrepreneurial success places her in the top tier of candidates. Her multidisciplinary approach—spanning bioengineering, nanomedicine, and molecular diagnostics—addresses some of the most pressing challenges in modern medicine. While minor areas such as broader global outreach and science communication could be enhanced, these do not diminish her outstanding achievements. Her track record reflects both depth and breadth of contribution, making her a strong, deserving candidate for this recognition.

Eman El-Wakil | Microbiology | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 11/04/202511/04/2025 by sciencefather

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eman El-Wakil | Microbiology | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eman El-Wakil , Theodor Bilharz Research Institute , Egypt

Dr. Eman Sayed Shabrawy El-Wakil is an Associate Professor and Consultant of Medical Parasitology at the Theodor Bilharz Research Institute (TBRI), Egypt. Born on November 21, 1985, she has been deeply engaged in research and diagnostics of parasitic diseases, particularly focusing on molecular characterization, novel therapeutics, and gut microbiota-parasite interaction. With multiple peer-reviewed publications, she contributes to advancing parasitological science both in Egypt and internationally. She earned her M.D. in Medical Parasitology from Cairo University, and her scholarly reputation is supported by memberships and indexed profiles on ResearchGate, Google Scholar, Scopus, and ORCID. Dr. El-Wakil’s work has received notable accolades, including the prestigious TBRI award for the best doctoral research. She is also a reviewer for multiple journals and collaborates on multidisciplinary research tackling emerging parasitic threats. Her vision integrates research, education, and public health improvement through evidence-based parasitology.

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✅ Strengths for the Award:

Dr. Eman Sayed Shabrawy El-Wakil stands out as a prominent figure in Medical Parasitology, with an impressive track record in research, publication, and applied therapeutics. Her strengths include:

Robust Research Output: With over 12 peer-reviewed publications in high-impact international journals between 2023–2025, her work addresses critical parasitic diseases like Cryptosporidiosis, Trichinellosis, Toxoplasmosis, and Entamoeba infections.
Innovative Methodologies: She has pioneered green synthesis, nanoparticle-based therapies, in silico modeling, and immunomodulatory strategies, showcasing her multidimensional expertise.
Academic Leadership: As an Associate Professor and Consultant at TBRI, she contributes to teaching, mentoring, and national public health research priorities.
International Recognition: Indexed in Scopus, Google Scholar, ORCID, and Web of Science, and recipient of the TBRI Award for the best doctoral research in 2021.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Engaged in research across nanomedicine, pharmacology, microbiota-parasite interactions, and immunotherapy.

🔍 Areas for Improvement:

While Dr. El-Wakil’s profile is distinguished, some areas can be enhanced to strengthen her global impact:

Increased Global Engagement: Participation in more international collaborative projects, conferences, and consortia would amplify the reach of her research.
Grant Acquisition: Pursuing competitive research funding (e.g., WHO, NIH, EU Horizon) would facilitate larger-scale studies and clinical applications.
Patents and Translational Outputs: Exploring patenting opportunities for her innovative therapeutic agents could position her as a translational research leader.

🎓 Education:

Dr. El-Wakil earned her Master’s (M.Sc.) in Medical Parasitology with Excellent distinction in May 2015, and her Doctorate (M.D.) in Medical Parasitology in May 2018 from the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University. Her educational path is marked by excellence in theoretical and applied parasitology, encompassing key disciplines like Molecular Parasitology, Immunology, and Medical Parasitology. Her M.D. thesis, titled “Isolation and Molecular Characterization of Free-Living Amoebae from Water Sources in Egypt”, reflected her early interest in environmental parasitology and public health. The academic structure of her doctoral program integrated critical courses in host-parasite interactions and advanced diagnostic techniques, equipping her with both field and laboratory expertise. Her education established a strong foundation for a career defined by innovation, critical thinking, and translational research in parasitic diseases.

💼 Experience:

Currently serving as an Associate Professor and Consultant at TBRI’s Parasitology Department, Dr. El-Wakil brings over a decade of expertise in diagnostics, molecular biology, and experimental parasitology. She operates within the Immunology and Drug Evaluation Division, where she contributes to therapeutic investigations and drug repurposing studies targeting helminths and protozoa. Her consultancy role extends to research mentorship, scientific reviews, and diagnostic innovations for parasitic infections in Egypt. She also works closely with governmental and academic institutions under the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Her leadership roles in various inter-institutional projects have propelled the institute’s visibility in parasitology. She also manages collaborations involving nanotechnology, bioinformatics, and herbal medicine as potential parasitic treatments. Dr. El-Wakil exemplifies a blend of academic rigor and applied science, aligning her role with national health priorities and global research trends.

🏅 Honors and Awards:

Dr. El-Wakil was honored with the Theodor Bilharz Research Institute Award in 2021 for the best research derived from a doctoral dissertation—an acknowledgment of her innovation in parasitological research. This award recognized her pioneering work on free-living amoebae and her methodological precision. In addition to institutional awards, her research has been showcased in multiple open-access international journals, and she frequently receives commendations for excellence in experimental design and publication impact. Her work on novel anti-parasitic agents and immunotherapeutic approaches has attracted attention in scientific forums. She has also contributed to multi-author reviews on global health topics such as SARS-CoV-2 vaccines, highlighting her versatility as a researcher. Her awards reflect both her depth of knowledge and the real-world applicability of her research in enhancing public health outcomes.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. El-Wakil’s research concentrates on the epidemiology, molecular diagnostics, and therapeutic strategies for parasitic infections. Her work integrates natural product pharmacology, nanotechnology-based delivery systems, and immune modulation therapies. Her investigations cover a broad spectrum of parasites, from protozoa like Cryptosporidium and Entamoeba, to helminths such as Trichinella spiralis. Recent research includes green synthesis of nanoparticles, bioinformatics-based molecular docking, and gut microbiota-parasite interactions. A recurring theme in her research is the repurposing of existing drugs for parasitic treatment, evaluated both in vitro and in vivo. She also explores the interplay between host immunity and parasitic infection using molecular signaling pathways such as P2X7 receptors. Her focus on translational parasitology bridges basic research and therapeutic innovation, providing insights into both endemic and emerging infections in Egypt and beyond.

📚 Publications Top Notes:

🍊 Green Synthesis of Chitosan/Silver Nanoparticles Using Citrus paradisi Extract and Its Potential Anti-Cryptosporidiosis Effect
🧬 Microbiota-Parasite Interaction: Implication of Secretory Immunoglobulin A and P2X7 Receptor Signaling
🌿 Repurposing Drugs to Treat Trichinellosis: In Vitro Analysis of Nifedipine and Chrysanthemum coronarium Extract
🧪 Prevalence and Molecular Identification of Entamoeba Species Complex in Egyptians
📊 Mapping Gut Parasitism Patterns in a Cohort of Egyptians
🍃 Annona Muricata Leaf as an Anti-Cryptosporidial Agent: In Silico and In Vivo Study
🌼 Prophylactic and Therapeutic Effects of Kaempferol on Experimental Trichinella Spiralis
💊 Surfactant Vesicles for Enhanced Antitoxoplasmic Effect of Norfloxacin
🧾 SARS-CoV-2 Vaccines from A to Z: A Review of the Current Challenges
💉 Albendazole and Berberine Nanoparticles in Experimental Trichinellosis
🌿 Therapeutic Efficacy of Silymarin on Intestinal and Muscular Phases of Trichinellosis
🧫 Trichinella spiralis Antigens for Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Immunotherapeutic and Prophylactic Potential

🧾 Conclusion:

Dr. Eman S. El-Wakil demonstrates excellence in research productivity, scientific innovation, and professional engagement. Her contributions to parasitology—especially in the field of therapeutic innovation using natural compounds and nanoparticles—mark her as an emerging leader in her field. Given her academic rigor, publication record, and commitment to tackling parasitic diseases of global health concern, she is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Mona Soliman | Microbial Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 11/12/202411/12/2024 by sciencefather

Prof. Mona Soliman | Microbial Cell Biology | Best Researcher Awards

Prof. Mona Soliman , Taibah University , Saudi Arabia

Dr. Mona Hassan Soliman Hussein is an Associate Professor in the Biology Department, Plant Physiology Division at Taibah University, Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, and holds a permanent position as Associate Professor at Cairo University, Egypt. She was born on October 19, 1968, in Maadi, Cairo, Egypt. Dr. Hussein holds a PhD in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry from Cairo University, where she specializes in natural products and biochemical plant ecology. She has extensive experience in plant stress physiology, especially in the context of allelopathy, stress alleviation, and the use of bio-stimulants and natural compounds to improve plant productivity. Dr. Hussein has published numerous research papers and book chapters and is actively involved in academic committees and research initiatives in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

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Strengths for the Award:

Academic and Professional Background:
- Dr. Soliman holds advanced degrees in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, including a Master’s and a Ph.D. from Cairo University, with a focus on biochemical plant ecology and allelopathic potential in plants. This deep scientific expertise in both the theoretical and applied aspects of plant physiology makes her a leader in the field.
- She has held prominent positions at various institutions, including Associate Professor in both Taibah University (KSA) and Cairo University (Egypt), along with leadership roles such as Dean of Academic Affairs and Head of Exam Committees.
Research Contributions:
- Dr. Soliman has an impressive research portfolio, with multiple journal articles and book chapters on plant stress tolerance, bio-stimulants, and allelopathy. Her studies focus on innovative methods to enhance crop resilience to abiotic stresses such as drought, salinity, and heavy metals.
- She has contributed to high-impact journals, with a diverse research output that addresses both theoretical and applied scientific issues, offering practical solutions for crop improvement.
- Her research also bridges plant physiology with practical agricultural solutions, such as improving soil quality with biochar or enhancing plant tolerance to environmental stresses, which is highly relevant for sustainable agriculture.
Global Recognition:
- Dr. Soliman has global recognition through her profiles on platforms like Google Scholar, Scopus, ResearchGate, and ORCID, reflecting her international presence and collaboration. Her research has been cited in multiple studies, suggesting that her work is widely acknowledged by peers in the field.
Leadership and Collaboration:
- As an active collaborator in multiple projects and publications, she has demonstrated strong leadership in managing interdisciplinary research teams, which is crucial for large-scale research initiatives. Her involvement in various academic committees further emphasizes her leadership skills.

Areas for Improvement:

Research Visibility and Outreach:
- While Dr. Soliman has a strong publication record, increasing the visibility of her research through more frequent presentations at international conferences and public outreach could help in disseminating her findings to a broader audience, particularly in regions that face the environmental challenges her research addresses.
Interdisciplinary Collaborations:
- Although her research spans across plant physiology, biochemistry, and applied agricultural sciences, fostering collaborations with industries and organizations working on sustainable agricultural technologies could enhance the practical impact of her research.
Innovation in Research Focus:
- Dr. Soliman could consider expanding her research to include cutting-edge technologies such as genomics, plant-based biotechnology, or climate change mitigation strategies in agriculture, which would enhance the novelty and potential impact of her future studies.

Education:

Dr. Mona Hussein’s educational journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in Botany with Honors from Cairo University in 1990, followed by a Master’s degree in Biochemical Plant Ecology from Cairo University in 1996. Her Master’s thesis focused on “Allelopathic Potential of Lupinus termis Seeds,” exploring the use of secondary metabolites for enhancing plant production. She earned her PhD in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry in 2003, specializing in the allelopathic effects of sunflower residues on wild oat and wheat. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Hussein has excelled in her studies and research, contributing significantly to the fields of plant stress physiology and natural product chemistry.

Experience:

Dr. Mona Hussein has over three decades of experience in plant physiology and biochemistry. She began her career as an Instructor at Cairo University, later progressing to Assistant Lecturer, Lecturer, and Associate Professor. In addition to her work in Egypt, Dr. Hussein has served in leadership roles at Taibah University, Saudi Arabia, including Dean of Academic Affairs, Head of Exam Committees, and Coordinator of the Biology Department. Her administrative and academic leadership has contributed to enhancing educational programs and research. She has also coordinated academic guidance and played a key role in shaping scientific committees. Throughout her career, she has supervised graduate students, collaborated on numerous research projects, and made substantial contributions to improving agricultural practices and plant stress resilience.

Awards and Honors:

Dr. Mona Hussein has received several recognitions for her academic and research contributions. She has been acknowledged for her pioneering work in plant physiology, particularly in understanding the biochemical and physiological responses of plants under abiotic stresses such as drought and salinity. Her research on using natural compounds like allelopathic agents has earned her acclaim in the scientific community. Dr. Hussein has been a recipient of multiple grants and awards for research excellence and innovation. Additionally, her leadership roles in academic committees, including the Faculty of Science and various universities in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia, have earned her recognition for outstanding service in higher education. Her contribution to environmental sustainability and agricultural development has also been celebrated by professional societies in the field of botany and plant physiology.

Research Focus:

Dr. Mona Hussein’s research focus lies at the intersection of plant physiology, biochemistry, and stress biology. Her work investigates the role of natural compounds and secondary metabolites in enhancing plant resilience to environmental stress, such as drought, salinity, and other abiotic factors. She is particularly interested in allelopathy and how plants produce chemicals that can control weeds and enhance crop productivity. Her research involves exploring bio-stimulants and natural products, including alkaloids, phenolics, flavonoids, and terpenoids, to improve plant growth and health. Dr. Hussein’s recent studies have explored the use of biochar and bio-stimulants in mitigating the effects of stress on crops like soybeans, sunflower, and wheat. She also investigates the molecular and biochemical pathways underlying stress tolerance, aiming to develop sustainable agricultural practices that promote higher crop yields in challenging environments.

Publications Top Notes:

“Investigating the combined effects of β-sitosterol and biochar on nutritional value and drought tolerance in Phaseolus vulgaris under drought stress” 🌱
“Eco-Physiological and Morphological Adaptive Mechanisms Induced by Melatonin and Hydrogen Sulphide Under Abiotic Stresses in Plants” 🌿
“Mentha piperita and Stressful Conditions” 🌿
“Role of Ascorbic Acid in Alleviating Abiotic Stress in Crop Plants” 🍊
“Integrated usage of Trichoderma harzianum and biochar to ameliorate salt stress on spinach plants” 🌱
“Exogenous Nitric Oxide Reinforces Photosynthetic Efficiency, Osmolyte, Mineral Uptake, Antioxidant, Expression of Stress-Responsive Genes and Ameliorates the Effects of Salinity Stress in Wheat” 🌾
“Alleviation of copper phytotoxicity by acetylsalicylic acid and nitric oxide application in mung bean” 🌿
“Exogenous Myo-Inositol Alleviates Salt Stress by Enhancing Antioxidants and Membrane Stability” 🍃

Conclusion:

Dr. Mona Hassan Soliman Hussein is undoubtedly a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. She has demonstrated consistent excellence in research, contributing valuable insights into plant physiology, biochemistry, and their applications in agricultural sciences. Her leadership roles, vast publication record, and international collaborations further strengthen her case for the award. With continued growth in research visibility and engagement in cutting-edge collaborations, Dr. Soliman could make even greater strides in the field of plant science and agricultural sustainability.

Irena Roterman | Protein structure | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 24/10/202424/10/2024 by sciencefather

Irena Roterman | Protein structure | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Irena Roterman , Jagiellonian University – Medical College , Poland

Irena Roterman-Konieczna is a distinguished biochemist specializing in bioinformatics and protein structure. With a PhD in biochemistry from the Nicolaus Copernicus Medical Academy Krakow, she has held significant academic positions, including Professor of Medical Sciences at Jagiellonian University. Irena is recognized for her innovative contributions, particularly the fuzzy oil drop model, which emphasizes environmental influence on protein folding. She has published extensively, contributing to the understanding of protein dynamics and interactions. As a committed educator, she has guided numerous PhD students and served as the Chief Editor for the journal Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems. Her work continues to impact the fields of protein folding, membrane proteins, and systems biology.

Publication Profile

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Strengths for the Award

Irena Roterman-Konieczna’s extensive academic background and innovative contributions to the field of bioinformatics and protein structure make her an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her pioneering work on the fuzzy oil drop model has provided critical insights into the environmental influences on protein folding. With a prolific publication record of 149 articles, she has consistently advanced the understanding of protein dynamics, particularly in membrane proteins and chaperonins. Additionally, her role as Chief Editor of the journal Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems demonstrates her leadership in the scientific community. Her commitment to mentoring future researchers is evident through her advisory work with 15 PhD students, ensuring the continued growth of the field.

Areas for Improvement

While Irena’s contributions to theoretical models are significant, there may be opportunities to further integrate experimental validation into her research. Collaborating with experimentalists could enhance the practical applications of her models, particularly in understanding real-world protein behavior. Additionally, increasing outreach to interdisciplinary fields could broaden the impact of her research on medicine and biotechnology.

Education

Irena Roterman-Konieczna completed her basic education in theoretical chemistry at Jagiellonian University in 1974. She earned her PhD in biochemistry in 1984, focusing on the structure of the recombinant IgG hinge region at the Nicolaus Copernicus Medical Academy in Krakow. Following her doctoral studies, Irena undertook postdoctoral research at Cornell University from 1987 to 1989 in Harold A. Scheraga’s group, where she analyzed force fields in molecular modeling programs like Amber and Charmm. In 1994, she achieved habilitation in biochemistry at Jagiellonian University’s Faculty of Biotechnology and later attained the title of Professor of Medical Sciences in 2004. This strong educational foundation laid the groundwork for her extensive research and contributions to the field of biochemistry and bioinformatics.

Experience

Irena Roterman-Konieczna has a robust academic and research background spanning several decades. She has held key academic positions at Jagiellonian University, where she is currently a Professor of Medical Sciences. Irena’s postdoctoral research at Cornell University deepened her expertise in molecular modeling and protein interactions. Throughout her career, she has authored numerous publications and books, significantly advancing the understanding of protein folding and structure. As Chief Editor of the journal Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems from 2005 to 2020, she played a vital role in disseminating research in the field. Additionally, she has supervised 15 PhD students, fostering the next generation of researchers. Irena’s collaborative efforts and advisory roles in various projects highlight her commitment to scientific advancement and education in biochemistry and bioinformatics.

Research Focus

Irena Roterman-Konieczna’s research centers on bioinformatics, particularly in understanding protein structure and dynamics. Her innovative fuzzy oil drop model explores the role of environmental factors in protein folding, proposing that external force fields influence hydrophobic core formation and overall structure. Irena investigates the effects of membrane environments on protein behavior, examining how hydrophobic factors can alter folding dynamics. Her work also delves into chaperonins and their role in facilitating proper protein folding under varying conditions. Additionally, she explores domain-swapping structures and their implications for complex formation in proteins. Irena’s research emphasizes the necessity of simulating external force fields in computational protein folding, integrating both internal and external interactions. Her contributions to systems biology and the development of quantitative models for protein behavior continue to advance the field, making significant impacts in both theoretical and practical applications.

Publications Top Notes

Chameleon Sequences─Structural Effects in Proteins Characterized by Hydrophobicity Disorder 🌊
Transmembrane proteins—Different anchoring systems ⚓
External Force Field for Protein Folding in Chaperonins─Potential Application in In Silico Protein Folding 💻
Structural features of Prussian Blue-related iron complex FeT of activity to peroxidate unsaturated fatty acids 🔬
Domain swapping: a mathematical model for quantitative assessment of structural effects 📊
Editorial: Structure and function of trans-membrane proteins 🧬
Model of the external force field for the protein folding process—the role of prefoldin 🌐
Role of environmental specificity in CASP results 📈
Ab initio protein structure prediction: the necessary presence of external force field as it is delivered by Hsp40 chaperone 🔍
Secondary structure in polymorphic forms of alpha-synuclein amyloids 🧪

Conclusion

Irena Roterman-Konieczna’s innovative research, leadership in academia, and dedication to mentorship position her as a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. Her groundbreaking work in bioinformatics not only advances scientific understanding but also lays the groundwork for future discoveries in protein dynamics and interactions. Recognizing her contributions would not only honor her achievements but also inspire ongoing research in the field.

Yufeng Liu | photosynthesis | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 16/10/202416/10/2024 by sciencefather

Prof. Yufeng Liu | photosynthesis | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Yufeng Liu , Shenyang Agricultural University , China

Professor Yufeng Liu is a distinguished academic at the Modern Facilities Horticultural Engineering Technology Center, Shenyang Agricultural University, China. With a rich background in horticulture and vegetable science, he has dedicated his career to advancing agricultural innovation and sustainability. His research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of photosynthesis and stress responses in plants, particularly tomatoes. Professor Liu has made significant contributions to greenhouse technology and energy-efficient cultivation methods. He is recognized for his commitment to education and research, inspiring a new generation of horticulturists. As a member of various professional societies, he actively collaborates on national projects, driving impactful advancements in the field.

Publication Profile

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Strengths for the Award

Professor Yufeng Liu is a highly accomplished researcher in the field of horticultural science, particularly known for his work on photosynthesis and stress responses in plants. His strong academic background, highlighted by a PhD in Vegetable Science and significant positions at Shenyang Agricultural University, showcases his commitment to advancing agricultural practices. With 30 publications in indexed journals and 16 patents, he has made substantial contributions to both theoretical and applied research. His innovative technologies in greenhouse cultivation and understanding of stress mechanisms in tomatoes have implications for enhancing crop resilience, making him a valuable asset to the scientific community. His recent recognition through the Changjiang Scholar Award further validates his impact and leadership in horticultural engineering.

Areas for Improvement

While Professor Liu has demonstrated exceptional research capabilities, expanding his outreach to engage with industry stakeholders could enhance the practical application of his findings. Increased collaboration with international researchers may also lead to broader perspectives and innovations in his research. Further, developing more interdisciplinary projects could strengthen his work’s relevance in global agricultural challenges.

Education

Professor Yufeng Liu obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture from Shandong Agricultural University in 2009. He pursued his PhD in Vegetable Science at Shenyang Agricultural University, completing it in 2009. His academic journey continued as he transitioned into various teaching roles at the same institution. In March 2012, he became a Lecturer, followed by promotion to Associate Professor in November 2017. By November 2021, he achieved the position of Professor. His educational achievements are complemented by participation in prestigious programs, including the Changjiang Scholar Award Program for Young Scholars in August 2023 and his role as a National bulk vegetable technical system post scientist since August 2022.

Experience

Professor Yufeng Liu has extensive teaching and research experience spanning over a decade at Shenyang Agricultural University. His roles have evolved from Lecturer to Professor, allowing him to influence academic curricula and guide numerous graduate students. With a focus on innovative agricultural practices, he has led 16 completed and ongoing research projects, resulting in 30 published articles in indexed journals and 16 patents related to greenhouse technology and plant cultivation techniques. His expertise lies in photosynthesis, stress mechanisms, and calcium regulation in plants, contributing to advancements in stress-resistant vegetable cultivation. Additionally, his editorial role as a Guest Editor for the journal 《Horticulture》 showcases his leadership in the scientific community, and his active memberships in the Chinese Horticultural Society and Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering reflect his commitment to professional collaboration and knowledge dissemination.

Awards and Honors

Professor Yufeng Liu’s achievements have garnered him several prestigious awards and recognitions. He was honored with the Changjiang Scholar Award in August 2023, acknowledging his contributions to horticultural science as a young scholar. As a National bulk vegetable technical system post scientist since August 2022, he has played a critical role in developing advanced agricultural techniques. His promotions within Shenyang Agricultural University—from Lecturer to Professor—highlight his impact on academia and research. Furthermore, his contributions to the field have resulted in 16 patents and multiple publications in high-impact journals. Liu’s dedication to enhancing agricultural practices and fostering innovation is evident through his active involvement in professional societies, where he collaborates on various industry projects, strengthening his reputation as a leader in horticultural engineering.

Research Focus

Professor Yufeng Liu’s research primarily explores the intricate processes of photosynthesis, plant stress responses, and calcium dynamics in horticultural crops. His significant contributions include clarifying molecular mechanisms of photosynthetic disorders in tomatoes under low night temperatures, which aids in developing stress-resistant varieties. Liu has investigated photoprotection mechanisms, contributing to the understanding of how tomatoes cope with adverse environmental conditions. He also focuses on innovative technologies for the efficient cultivation of facility vegetables, emphasizing energy-saving techniques in greenhouse operations. His work has resulted in breakthroughs in the prevention and control of soil-related obstacles in vegetable production. Through 16 ongoing and completed projects, Liu continues to innovate and enhance cultivation strategies, aligning his research with global agricultural sustainability goals.

Publication Top Notes

Genome-wide identification and expression analysis of the UPF0016 family in tomato under drought stress 🌱
Galactinol Regulates JA Biosynthesis to Enhance Tomato Cold Tolerance ❄️
Light quality regulates plant biomass and fruit quality through a photoreceptor-dependent HY5-LHC/CYCB module in tomato 🌞
Microorganisms regulate soil phosphorus fractions in response to low nocturnal temperature 🌍
Progress on the UPF0016 family in plants 🌿
Analysis of YUC and TAA/TAR Gene Families in Tomato 📊
Effects of Low Temperature on Pedicel Abscission and Auxin Synthesis Key Genes of Tomato ❄️
Genome-wide investigation of the phospholipase C gene family in Solanum lycopersicum and abiotic stress analysis 🌱
Detection of Cucumber Powdery Mildew Based on Spectral and Image Information 🥒
Effects of CO2 Enrichment on Carbon Assimilation, Yield and Quality of Oriental Melon Cultivated in a Solar Greenhouse 🌞🍈

Conclusion

Professor Yufeng Liu’s impressive body of work, academic achievements, and ongoing commitment to research make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions not only advance scientific understanding but also offer practical solutions to pressing agricultural issues. By fostering industry connections and broadening his collaborative efforts, he can further amplify the impact of his research on global horticulture. Recognizing him with this award would acknowledge his valuable contributions and inspire further innovation in the field.

Ujjwal Layek | Pollination Biology | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 10/06/202410/06/2024 by sciencefather

Dr Ujjwal Layek | Pollination Biology | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at Rampurhat College, India

Dr. Ujjwal Layek is an Assistant Professor of Botany at Rampurhat College, specializing in plant-pollinator interactions with a focus on palynology and pollination biology. He holds a Ph.D. from Vidyasagar University and completed his M.Sc. at Visva-Bharati, West Bengal. With over four years of experience in academia, he has authored over 35 publications in esteemed journals such as Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Wiley & Sons. Dr. Layek serves as an editorial board member for journals like Frontiers in Bee Science and Plant Science Today and has reviewed over 60 manuscripts for prestigious publishers including Nature Publishing Group and Elsevier. His research has garnered significant citation recognition, with an H-index of 13. Additionally, he has organized research conferences and workshops and actively collaborates with universities and industries. Dr. Layek’s contributions to research and development have earned him recognition, including an award, and he continues to make strides in advancing our understanding of plant reproductive biology and bee behavior.

Profile:

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👨‍🎓 Education & Experience:

Dr. Ujjwal Layek holds a Ph.D. in Botany from Vidyasagar University, following his M.Sc. from Visva-Bharati. With over 4 years of teaching experience, he currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Rampurhat College, specializing in plant-pollinator interactions.

📚 Academic Contributions:

As an editorial board member of journals like Frontiers in Bee Science and Plant Science Today, he actively shapes scholarly discourse. Dr. Layek’s commitment to academia is evident through his review of over 60 manuscripts from renowned publishers like Nature Publishing Group and Springer Nature.

🌍 Global Impact:

Dr. Layek’s work has garnered international recognition, with publications indexed in SCI, SCIE, Scopus, and PubMed. He has engaged in over 20 collaborative research activities and presented his findings in numerous conferences worldwide.

🔬 Research Focus: Pollination Biology

Dr. Ujjwal Layek, an Assistant Professor of Botany at Rampurhat College, specializes in the intricate world of pollination biology. His research delves into the crucial interactions between plants and pollinators, exploring the mechanisms and dynamics that drive successful pollination processes.

🌼 Plant-Pollinator Interactions: Dr. Layek investigates the fascinating relationships between flowering plants and their pollinators, unraveling the complexities of co-evolution and mutual dependencies.

🔍 Palynology Expertise: With a focus on palynology, Dr. Layek examines pollen grains and their role in plant reproduction, shedding light on pollen morphology, dispersal, and its implications for pollination efficiency.

🐝 Foraging Behavior of Pollinators: Understanding the foraging behavior of pollinators like honeybees and stingless bees is central to Dr. Layek’s research. He explores how these vital agents navigate floral landscapes, impacting plant reproductive success.

🌍 Environmental Impact: Dr. Layek’s work not only advances scientific knowledge but also highlights the ecological importance of pollination in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem stability.

Citations:

Dr. Ujjwal Layek’s contributions to the field of pollination biology have garnered significant attention, with 360 citations overall and 339 citations since 2019. His work has established an h-index of 13 and an i10-index of 15, reflecting the impact and influence of his research in advancing our understanding of plant-pollinator interactions.

Publication Top Notes:

“Nesting characteristics, floral resources, and foraging activity of Trigona iridipennis Smith in Bankura district of West Bengal, India”
- Authors: U Layek, P Karmakar
- Published in: Insectes sociaux
- Year: 2018
- Citations: 41
“Impact of managed stingless bee and western honey bee colonies on native pollinators and yield of watermelon: A comparative study”
- Authors: U Layek, A Kundu, S Bisui, P Karmakar
- Published in: Annals of Agricultural Sciences
- Year: 2021
- Citations: 36
“Pollen foraging behaviour of honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) in southern West Bengal, India”
- Authors: U Layek, SS Manna, P Karmakar
- Published in: Palynology
- Year: 2020
- Citations: 25
“Honey sample collection methods influence pollen composition in determining true nectar-foraging bee plants”
- Authors: U Layek, R Mondal, P Karmakar
- Published in: Acta Botanica Brasilica
- Year: 2020
- Citations: 24
“Comparing the pollen forage pattern of stingless bee (Trigona iridipennis Smith) between rural and semi-urban areas of West Bengal, India”
- Authors: S Bisui, U Layek, P Karmakar
- Published in: Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology
- Year: 2019
- Citations: 23
“Bee plants used as nectar sources by Apis florea Fabricius in Bankura and Paschim Medinipur districts, West Bengal”
- Authors: U Layek, P Karmakar
- Published in: Geophytology
- Year: 2016
- Citations: 21