Lin Guo | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Lin Guo | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lin Guo | Jiangxi Agricultural University | China

Dr. Guo Lin is a dedicated agricultural researcher and lecturer specializing in rice cultivation and nutrient management. She currently serves as a Lecturer at Jiangxi Agricultural University and a Resident Expert at the Shanggao Rice Science and Technology Backyard. Recognized as a “Future Star” by the university, Dr. Guo earned her Ph.D. in Agronomy from China Agricultural University in 2018. Her expertise spans stress physiology, root exudates, and phosphorus efficiency in rice under environmental stresses such as cadmium exposure and low light intensity. She has led and participated in multiple national and provincial research projects and published widely in high-impact journals. Dr. Guo also plays a key role in bilingual education reform and student innovation programs, helping bridge academic research with practical applications in modern agronomy. Her efforts significantly contribute to sustainable rice production and educational excellence.

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Education:

Dr. Guo Lin’s educational journey reflects a strong interdisciplinary foundation in agronomy and literature. She began her academic career at Shandong Agricultural University, where she pursued a double bachelor’s degree in Agronomy and Literature. She then advanced to China Agricultural University, earning her Ph.D. in Agronomy from the College of Resources and Environment (2013–2018). During her doctoral studies, Dr. Guo expanded her global perspective through two visiting scholar appointments at the Institute of Crop Science, University of Göttingen in Germany. Her academic path has been focused on the intricate interactions between soil, plants, and the environment, laying the groundwork for her current research on rice physiology and sustainable cultivation techniques. This solid educational background has enabled her to lead high-level research projects and integrate modern scientific insights with practical agricultural solutions.

Experience:

Since July 2018, Dr. Guo Lin has served as a Lecturer in Crop Cultivation and Farming Systems at Jiangxi Agricultural University. She is also actively engaged as a Resident Expert at the Shanggao Rice Science and Technology Backyard, promoting knowledge transfer and applied research in rice production. Her experience spans over a decade of academic training and field-based research. In addition to teaching and mentoring, she has been the principal investigator for several national and provincial projects focusing on rice stress resistance, nutrient management, and education reform. Dr. Guo has also guided multiple student innovation and entrepreneurship projects, fostering the next generation of agricultural scientists. Her hands-on experience in both laboratory and field conditions makes her an expert in linking theory with practice. Her work on bilingual course development further demonstrates her commitment to globalizing China’s agricultural education under the “Belt and Road” initiative.

Research Focus:

Dr. Guo Lin’s research primarily focuses on rice cultivation techniques, stress physiology, and nutrient management under challenging environmental conditions. Her work emphasizes the role of light intensity, cadmium stress, and phosphorus availability in rice root development and exudate secretion. By integrating physiological, biochemical, and agronomic approaches, she investigates the mechanisms by which rice adapts to low-phosphorus environments and weak solar radiation. Her research has uncovered novel insights into the interactions between hormone regulation (particularly auxins), carbon allocation, and nutrient uptake. She also explores innovative rice production systems such as water-saving and film-mulched cultivation models to improve yield stability and quality. Through numerous national and provincial projects, Dr. Guo aims to develop sustainable cultivation strategies that balance productivity with environmental responsibility. Her interdisciplinary research blends molecular, ecological, and agricultural perspectives, making meaningful contributions to global food security and climate-resilient agriculture.

Publications Top Notes: 

  1. Several rice root exudates from low-phosphorus tolerant cultivar induced by light intensity could be promising candidates in resisting phosphorus deficiency.

  2. Light intensity modulates phosphorus adaptation strategies in contrasting rice cultivars through photosynthetic carbon allocation.

  3. An indole-3-acetic acid inhibitor mitigated mild cadmium stress by suppressing peroxide formation in rice seedling roots.

  4. Weak Solar Radiation Significantly Decreased Rice Grain Yield and Quality—Simulated Shading Could Be a Foretell for Climate Change.

  5. Changes in the Grain Yield and Quality of Early Indica Rice from 2000 to 2020 in Southern China.

  6. Potassium fertilizer improves drought stress alleviation potential in sesame by enhancing photosynthesis and hormonal regulation.

  7. Innovative water-saving ground cover rice production system increases yield with slight reduction in grain quality.

  8. Yield differences get large with ascendant altitude between traditional paddy and water-saving ground cover rice production system.

  9. Effects of light intensity and phosphorus supply on rice root architecture and secretion metabolism.

  10.  Effects of indole-3-acetic acid inhibitor PPBa on sugar metabolism and hormone content in rice young roots under Cd stress.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Dr. Guo Lin possesses a strong and balanced research portfolio, combining academic rigor, applied innovation, and teaching excellence. Her focused expertise in rice cultivation, her role in driving provincial and national research, and her contributions to educational reforms make her highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. While there is scope to further internationalize her research and extend interdisciplinary collaborations, her current achievements already position her as a rising leader in agronomic sciences. Given her track record, ongoing projects, and evident potential, Dr. Guo Lin is a worthy and commendable nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

Justine Kipruto Kitony | Plant Genomics | Excellence in Research Awards

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Dr. Justine Kipruto Kitony | Plant Genomics | Excellence in Research Awards

Dr. Justine Kipruto Kitony | Salk Institute for Biological Studies | United States

Dr. Justine K. Kitony is a postdoctoral fellow in Plant Genomics and Breeding at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. With over a decade of experience in plant genomics, bioinformatics, and breeding, he integrates cutting-edge sequencing technologies with field phenotyping and genomic prediction to uncover trait-function relationships in key crops. Him work bridges fundamental science and agricultural application, contributing to climate-resilient breeding strategies and sustainable seed systems. Justine has led and co-authored high-impact publications in top journals such as Nature and Nature Communications, with notable contributions in cannabis, baobab, and sorghum pangenomics. Passionate about collaborative science, he has mentored early-career researchers and coordinated cross-functional research teams across Asia, Africa, and the U.S. he is driven by the goal of enhancing crop performance under environmental stress while preserving biodiversity and advancing food and energy security globally.

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Education:

Dr. Kitony holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences (Quantitative Genetics and Genomics) from Nagoya University, Japan, where he developed a novel nested association mapping (NAM) population in rice to dissect complex traits. he earned him M.Sc. in Bioinformatics from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China, focusing on transcriptome analysis of rice blast resistance. Him academic foundation in computer science and databases was laid with a B.Sc. in Information Technology from RMIT University, Australia. Across these programs, he has acquired multidisciplinary expertise combining computational biology, statistical genetics, molecular biology, and plant breeding. This diverse educational background uniquely positions him to lead genomics-driven research for sustainable crop improvement. Him international academic journey reflects him adaptability and global research outlook, equipping him with the skills necessary to solve real-world agricultural challenges using cutting-edge tools.

Experience:

Currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Salk Institute, Dr. Kitony leads the sorghum pangenome project within the Harnessing Plants Initiative. he integrates ONT and HiFi sequencing with trait mapping, GWAS, and CRISPR target discovery for crop improvement. Previously, at Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), he designed and managed large-scale field trials for rice and cotton, implemented genotyping pipelines, and supported seed system delivery. he also has industry experience as a systems consultant, managing large-scale databases and automating data workflows. Him experience spans from field phenotyping and molecular biology to cloud-based bioinformatics and genomic prediction. A proven leader, he has mentored students, authored key publications, and collaborated across disciplines and geographies. Him field-to-lab translational research expertise makes him an invaluable asset in advancing data-driven, sustainable breeding solutions.

Awards and Honors:

Dr. Kitony’s contributions have earned him international recognition. he is a JICA Development Studies Fellow and an active member of the Japanese Society of Breeding. he serves as a Topic Coordinator for Frontiers in Plant Science and reviewer for multiple Springer Nature journals, reflecting him scientific leadership and credibility. Him research has received wide acclaim, including recent first-author publications in Nature and Nature Communications. he is frequently invited to contribute to major genomics projects and collaborative research efforts across institutions. Him educational and research fellowships reflect both academic merit and a commitment to global development goals. Through capacity-building roles and farmer-outreach programs, he has further shown a strong drive for science impact beyond academia.

Research Focus:

Dr. Kitony’s research focuses on plant genomics, trait discovery, and sustainable crop improvement. he specializes in GWAS, QTL mapping, pangenomics, transcriptomics, and genomic selection, aiming to uncover the genetic basis of traits related to stress tolerance, yield, and adaptation. he applies high-throughput sequencing (PacBio, ONT, Hi-C) and multi-environment field phenotyping using UAVs, LiDAR, and spectral imaging to support breeding decisions. He work emphasizes integrative multi-omics, applying CRISPR target prioritization and genomic prediction in crops like rice, sorghum, baobab, and cannabis. By connecting computational biology and real-world agriculture, him goal is to develop climate-smart, high-yielding, and biodiversity-supportive seed systems. he also champions open-access data practices, reproducible pipelines, and collaborative research, ensuring him innovations are scalable and impactful across regions, particularly in the Global South.

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Domesticated cannabinoid synthases amid a wild mosaic cannabis pangenome – Nature

  2. Chromosome-level baobab genome illuminates its evolutionary insights – Nature Communications

  3. Nested Association Mapping Population in Crops: Current Status and Future Prospects – J. Crop Sci. Biotech.

  4. Development of an aus-derived Nested Association Mapping (aus-NAM) Population in Rice – Plants

  5. Rice_Phospho 1.0: a new rice-specific SVM predictor for protein phosphorylation sites – Scientific Reports

  6. Utilization of genotyping-by-sequencing (GBS) for rice pre-breeding and improvement: A review – Life

  7. Chromosome-level baobab genome illuminates its evolutionary trajectory and environmental adaptation – Nature Communications

  8. Domesticated cannabinoid synthases amid a wild mosaic cannabis pangenome – Nature

  9. Pangenome of US ex-PVP and Wild Sorghum Reveals Structural Variants and Selective Sweeps – bioRxiv

  10. Soil depth determines the microbial communities in Sorghum bicolor fields – Microbiology Spectrum

Conclusion:

Dr. Justine K. Kitony exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding researcher worthy of a Research for Excellence Award. He deep expertise in plant genomics, leadership of high-impact projects, strong publication record, and dedication to mentoring mark him as a leading figure in crop genetics and breeding. While there are areas for growth such as expanding him international and public engagement, these do not detract from him significant scientific contributions. Recognizing Dr. Kitony would not only honor him achievements but also encourage continued innovation in sustainable agriculture, genomic research, and capacity development — fields critical to addressing global challenges related to food security and biodiversity conservation.

Lobna Hajji-Hedfi | interaction plant host-microorganisms | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Lobna Hajji-Hedfi | interaction plant host-microorganisms | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lobna Hajji-Hedfi, Regional Centre of Agricultural Research of Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia

Dr. Lobna Hajji Ep Hedfi is a Tunisian Assistant Professor in Phytopathology at the Regional Centre of Agricultural Research of Sidi Bouzid. With a robust scientific footprint, she specializes in plant-microbe interactions, biological disease control, and fungal biodiversity. Born in Kairouan, Tunisia, in 1982, she resides in Chott-Meriem, Sousse. She actively contributes to the SPADD-LR03AGR02 research laboratory and is a board member of Microbial Biosystems and Frontiers in Scientific Reports journals. Dr. Hajji is internationally recognized, recently earning the Ethel Mary Doidge Medal (2024) by the International Mycological Association and receiving a prestigious scholarship from NUFFIC (Netherlands). With numerous high-impact publications and international collaborations, she advances sustainable agriculture and microbial solutions for plant health. Her interdisciplinary research and dedication make her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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✅ Strengths for the Award:

  • Prolific Research Output: Over 18 high-impact publications from 2024–2025 in peer-reviewed journals and international book chapters.

  • Scientific Leadership: Editorial board member for Microbial Biosystems and Frontiers in Scientific Reports, indicating peer recognition.

  • International Recognition: Awarded the prestigious Ethel Mary Doidge Medal by the International Mycological Association (2024), a major honor for early-career African researchers.

  • Innovation in Sustainable Agriculture: Her work focuses on biological control, fungal endophytes, and eco-friendly pathogen suppression, aligning with SDG goals.

  • Global Collaboration: Co-authored with scientists from Europe, North Africa, Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, emphasizing strong research networking.

  • Capacity Building: Beneficiary of MSP NUFFIC scholarships (Netherlands) in 2023 and 2024, enhancing her international expertise.

📉 Areas for Improvement:

  • Increased Funding Leadership: More visibility as a principal investigator (PI) in large-scale or competitive international research grants would enhance her impact profile.

  • Patent/Technology Transfer: Translating her microbial and biocontrol research into patents, prototypes, or industrial-scale applications could broaden societal contributions.

  • Postdoctoral Mentorship: Leading structured postdoctoral mentorship programs could further strengthen her academic leadership credentials.

  • Policy Involvement: Greater involvement in agricultural policy advocacy or consultation at national or FAO-level could expand her influence beyond academia.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Lobna Hajji Ep Hedfi holds a PhD in Agricultural Sciences, specializing in Plant Pathology and Microbial Biotechnology. Her academic background includes comprehensive training in phytopathology, molecular biology, mycology, and biological control, with continuing education under international programs. She participated in capacity-building and professional development through the MSP MENA scholarship program (NUFFIC), funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Her formal education has emphasized integrated disease management and the sustainable use of endophytic and rhizosphere microorganisms in crop protection. Her academic journey reflects both national and international excellence, combining practical experience in Tunisian agroecosystems with global innovations in plant-microbe research.

💼 Professional Experience:

Dr. Hajji currently serves as Assistant Professor of Phytopathology at the Regional Centre of Agricultural Research of Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia. She has over a decade of research and teaching experience in plant disease diagnostics, biocontrol strategies, and sustainable agriculture. Her professional journey includes leadership in multi-institutional projects, mentoring graduate students, and active involvement in national and international scientific collaborations. She is a recognized contributor to international journals and has been a part of expert working groups focused on agricultural sustainability. Her fieldwork and applied research directly impact crop resilience and productivity in arid regions. Additionally, her editorial work enhances the visibility and scientific quality of microbiological research.

🏅 Awards and Honors:

  • 🥇 Ethel Mary Doidge Medal for Young Mycologist in Africa – International Mycological Association (IMA), 2024

  • 🎓 MSP Scholarship from NUFFIC, Netherlands – 2023 & 2024

  • 👩‍🔬 Active Editorial Board Member for Microbial Biosystems & Frontiers in Scientific Reports

  • 🧪 Member of SPADD-LR03AGR02: Systems of Agricultural Production and Sustainable Development Laboratory

  • 🌍 Invited speaker and contributor in international symposia on microbial bioresources, endophytic fungi, and CRISPR applications
    These accolades highlight her contributions to phytopathology, sustainable disease control, and scientific communication, emphasizing her leadership potential and impact in African and global agricultural science.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Hajji’s research bridges phytopathology, microbial ecology, and sustainable agriculture. Her work focuses on developing eco-friendly solutions for plant disease management using endophytic fungi, beneficial rhizobacteria, and microbial consortia. She explores plant-microbe interactions, particularly in grapevine and tomato crops, aiming to reduce chemical inputs through biocontrol agents and organic amendments like compost. Her recent interest includes volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from forest fungi, CRISPR applications, and fungal biodiversity mapping. Her integrative approach contributes significantly to combating plant diseases, promoting resilience, and adapting agriculture to climate change. By leveraging omics technologies and field-based experiments, she provides applicable strategies for sustainable crop protection and soil health restoration.

📚 Publications Top Notes: 

  1. 📘 “Omics” tools for better understanding the plant-fungi interactions – Forest Fungi (2025)

  2. 🌿 CRISPR plants for growth and development studies – CRISPR in Sustainable Agriculture (2025)

  3. 🌲 Forest fungal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – Forest Fungi (2025)

  4. 🍇 Beneficial Rhizobacteria for grapevine health – Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems (2025)

  5. 🌱 Microbial Consortium & Compost for viticulture disease control – Horticulturae (2025)

  6. 🍋 Phytochemical & antifungal activity of citrus peel extracts – Waste Biomass Valorization (2025)

  7. 🌾 Microbial inoculants for plant resilience – Journal of Plant Diseases & Protection (2025)

  8. 🍄 Fungal endophytes: evolution & ecology – Microbial Biosystems (2025)

  9. 🧫 Bioactive potential of endophytic fungi – Nova Hedwigia (2025)

  10. 🌲 Fungal agents in conifer diseases – Nova Hedwigia (2024)

🔚 Conclusion:

Dr. Lobna Hajji Ep Hedfi demonstrates exceptional promise and productivity as a phytopathologist and microbial ecologist. Her research is innovative, internationally relevant, and directly contributes to sustainable agriculture and climate resilience in Tunisia and beyond. With a strong foundation in publication, international collaboration, and applied microbial research, she is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. With continued growth in grant leadership and translational science, she is poised to become one of Africa’s leading researchers in agricultural biotechnology.

Zhang Huilong | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Zhang Huilong | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Zhang Huilong, Institute of Ecological Conservation and Restoration, Chinese Academy of Forestry, China

Dr. Zhang Huilong is a dedicated plant scientist specializing in botany, currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Ecological Conservation and Restoration, Chinese Academy of Forestry. His research primarily focuses on the physiological, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms underpinning salt and drought tolerance in woody halophytes, particularly in northern China. With a deep commitment to the improvement and innovation of saline-tolerant germplasm, he plays a pivotal role at the Research Center of Saline and Alkali Land of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration. Dr. Zhang has co-authored over 20 SCI-indexed publications, with 5 as a first or co-first author, amassing an impressive cumulative impact factor of 51. His work contributes significantly to ecological restoration, saline land utilization, and sustainable forestry, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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🏆 Strengths for the Award:

  1. Robust Research Output

    • Published 20 SCI papers, including 5 as first/co-first author, with a cumulative impact factor of 51.

    • Focused research on Nitraria sibirica Pall., a halophyte of ecological and economic value in saline lands.

  2. Specialized Expertise

    • Deep specialization in molecular biology,plant physiology, and biochemistry, especially under salinity and drought stress.

  3. Applied Scientific Impact

    • Research contributes to germplasm innovation and genetic improvement of saline-tolerant woody plant aiding land restoration and sustainable forestry in northern China.

  4. Institutional Recognition

    • Holds a prestigious position as Assistant Professor at the Chinese Academy of Forestry, a national-level institute.

    • Affiliated with the Research Center of Saline and Alkali Land, a specialized unit under the National Forestry and Grassland Administration.

  5. Collaborative Science

    • Active collaborations reflected in multi-author publications, signaling team science and cross-disciplinary research.

🔧 Areas for Improvement:

  1. International Visibility

    • Could benefit from presenting at international conferences or joining global research networks on plant stress physiology or saline agriculture.

  2. Innovation Translation

    • Increase field-level trials and technology transfer of lab findings to practical applications in agriculture or ecological restoration.

  3. Leadership Development

    • Taking lead roles in international projects, editorial boards, or as principal investigator of global grants would elevate his profile further.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Zhang Huilong earned his Ph.D. in Botany with a specialization in plant molecular biology, biochemistry, and physiology. Throughout his academic training, he developed a strong foundation in plant stress biology, particularly focusing on mechanisms that confer salinity and drought tolerance. His doctoral research was rooted in exploring the genetic regulation and stress-response pathways in halophytes and woody plant species. He has continuously honed his expertise in cutting-edge methodologies including transcriptome analysis, gene overexpression systems, and physiological characterization under abiotic stress. His academic trajectory reflects a strong commitment to both fundamental and applied plant science, with the goal of developing resilient plant varieties for saline and arid ecosystems. His rigorous scientific training has enabled him to bridge molecular insights with practical breeding and conservation strategies aimed at improving land productivity under extreme environmental conditions.

💼 Work Experience:

Dr. Zhang Huilong currently holds the position of Assistant Professor at the Chinese Academy of Forestry, specifically within the Research Center of Saline and Alkali Land, under the National Forestry and Grassland Administration. In this role, he leads and collaborates on multidisciplinary research projects aimed at ecological conservation and restoration in saline-affected regions. He brings over a decade of experience in plant molecular biology, plant physiology, and stress tolerance research. His expertise spans functional genomics, salt-stress signaling networks, and genetic engineering for trait improvement in trees and halophytes. Dr. Zhang is actively engaged in mentoring young researchers, securing competitive research funding, and publishing in high-impact journals. He has also contributed significantly to the development of innovative technologies and strategies for afforestation and land reclamation in degraded ecosystems. His experience underscores his leadership in integrating basic research with real-world environmental solutions.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Zhang Huilong’s research centers on understanding the molecular mechanisms that enable woody halophytes to tolerate abiotic stresses, particularly salinity and drought. His primary model plant is Nitraria sibirica Pall., a salt-tolerant shrub native to arid regions of China. His work integrates transcriptomics, gene family analyses, and functional studies to identify key genes—such as NsVP1 and NsSRO1a—that enhance tolerance in model plants like Arabidopsis. In addition, he investigates physiological responses, ion homeostasis (K⁺/Na⁺ regulation), and ROS signaling pathways under stress. He also works on the genetic improvement and germplasm innovation of saline-tolerant trees, aiming to restore and utilize marginal lands. His interdisciplinary approach bridges molecular biology with applied forestry, offering practical solutions for environmental challenges. Through impactful publications and pioneering research, Dr. Zhang is building a resilient plant platform to support sustainable forestry and land restoration under climate change.

📚 Publications Top Notes:

  1. 🌱 Overexpression of the Nitraria sibirica Pall. H⁺-pyrophosphatase gene NsVP1 improves Arabidopsis salt tolerance

  2. 🌵 Analysis of SRO gene family in Nitraria sibirica Pall. and the function of NsSRO1a in improving plant drought tolerance

  3. 🧬 Genome-Wide Identification of the 14-3-3 Gene Family and Its Involvement in Salt Stress Response through Interaction with NsVP1

  4. 🌿 Full-Length Transcriptome Analysis of the Halophyte Nitraria sibirica Pall.

  5. 🌳 Populus euphratica Phospholipase Dδ Increases Salt Tolerance by Regulating K⁺/Na⁺ and ROS Homeostasis in Arabidopsis

  6. 🍄 Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Strains Facilitate Cd²⁺ Enrichment in a Woody Hyperaccumulator under Cadmium and Salt Stress

  7. 💧 Populus euphratica Apyrases Increase Drought Tolerance by Modulating Stomatal Aperture in Arabidopsis

  8. 🧪 Tissue tolerance mechanisms conferring salinity tolerance in Nitraria sibirica Pall.

  9. 🌾 Antioxidant Enzymatic Activity and Osmotic Adjustment in Carex duriuscula under Drought Stress

  10. ⚡ A Salt-Signaling Network Involving Ethylene, ATP, H₂O₂, and Calcium Mediates K⁺/Na⁺ Homeostasis in Arabidopsis

✅ Conclusion:

Dr. Zhang Huilong exemplifies the core attributes of a Best Researcher Award recipient: scientific excellence, real-world impact, and dedication to solving environmental challenges. His focused work on salt- and drought-tolerant woody plants is not only scientifically innovative but also critical for addressing land degradation in arid and semi-arid zones of China. With an impressive track record, solid research foundation, and promising career trajectory, Dr. Zhang is a highly deserving nominee for this recognition

RICHARD ARNAUD YOSSA KAMSI | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. RICHARD ARNAUD YOSSA KAMSI | Plant Cell Biology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. RICHARD ARNAUD YOSSA KAMSI , University of Bertoua , Cameroon

Dr. Yossa Kamsi Richard Arnaud is a highly skilled physicist specializing in Mechanics, Materials, and Structures with a focus on Materials Science. He is a permanent lecturer at the Department of Wood and Forest Sciences at ISABEE-B, University of Bertoua, Cameroon. Dr. Kamsi has over eight years of experience in secondary and university education and has published extensively in scientific journals. He is involved in student supervision for Master’s and Doctoral projects and has contributed to the scientific community through multiple research articles. With a PhD in Physics from the University of Yaoundé 1, he has participated in international workshops and seminars related to electronic structure and computational studies. Fluent in English and German, he continuously seeks to improve his programming skills, particularly in Python and C++.

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Strengths for the Award 🌟

Dr. Yossa Kamsi Richard Arnaud stands out as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his extensive academic background, significant research contributions, and teaching experience. With a PhD in Physics, specializing in Mechanics, Materials, and Structures, his expertise in Materials Science, computational studies, and DFT simulations is exceptional. Dr. Kamsi has demonstrated consistent productivity with a notable list of publications in highly regarded scientific journals such as Scientific Reports, Heliyon, and Computational and Theoretical Chemistry. His focus on computational methods to explore molecular properties, nanostructures, and their applications in diverse fields (from pharmacology to electronics) is a testament to the depth and relevance of his research.

Furthermore, his involvement in the education of Master’s and Doctoral students and the supervision of projects for over eight years reflects his leadership and mentoring capabilities, enriching the next generation of scientists.

Areas for Improvement 🔧

While Dr. Kamsi’s academic and research performance is exemplary, one area for growth could be the enhancement of his programming skills in Python and C++ through more advanced training or projects. Expanding his programming capabilities could further elevate his research, particularly in simulations and computational methods. Engaging in interdisciplinary research or collaborating with international research labs could also broaden the scope of his work and increase its global impact.

Education 🎓

Dr. Yossa Kamsi obtained his PhD in Physics from the University of Yaoundé 1, Cameroon, in 2020. His research focused on the “Ab initio and DFT simulations of structural and electronic properties of heptacene and limonoids Rubescin D and E molecules.” Prior to this, Dr. Kamsi received specialized training in Python programming at ENSPY, Cameroon, in 2018. He also completed English language courses at the British Council in Yaoundé in 2015, obtaining the TOEFL iBT certification. Furthermore, he studied German at the Institute für Deutsche Sprache (IFDS) in Yaoundé during 2013-2014. His diverse academic background enriches his teaching and research capabilities, making him a valuable member of the scientific and academic community.

Experience  🏫

Dr. Yossa Kamsi brings over eight years of experience in secondary and university education. He is currently a permanent lecturer at the Department of Wood and Forest Sciences at ISABEE-B, University of Bertoua, where he also heads the sectors for Wood Sciences and Specialized Techniques in Wood Transformation. He teaches a variety of courses, including Solid Mechanics, Electrostatics, Point Mechanics, General Physics, and Continuous Media Mechanics. Dr. Kamsi is also a visiting lecturer at the Department of Physics at the University of Bertoua, where he teaches subjects such as Special Relativity and Matter Properties. In addition to teaching, he has supervised numerous Master’s and Doctoral student projects, providing expert guidance in the field of Materials Science. His academic leadership is further reflected in his contributions to scientific publications and international workshops.

Research Focus🔬

Dr. Yossa Kamsi’s research interests lie in the intersection of Materials Science, Mechanics, and Physics, with a particular focus on computational studies using Density Functional Theory (DFT) and Ab initio simulations. His work explores the structural, electronic, and optical properties of various molecules, particularly those relevant to materials used in energy, electronics, and pharmacology. His research aims to uncover new insights into the properties of heptacene, limonoids, and carbon nanostructures, as well as to study the effects of doping and functionalization on the properties of nanomaterials. Dr. Kamsi’s computational work has broad applications, ranging from photovoltaic materials to drug delivery systems. His innovative contributions to the field are reflected in his numerous publications, making him an active researcher in the area of electronic and optical properties of materials.

 Publications Top Notes: 📑

  1. Comparative study of physicochemical properties of some molecules from Khaya Grandifoliola plant, Scientific Reports, 2025.

  2. DFT study of co-doping effects on the electronic, optical, transport, and thermodynamic properties of (5,5) SWCNTs for photovoltaic and photonic applications, Chemical Physics Impact, 2025.

  3. Ab-initio and density functional theory (DFT) computational study of the effect of fluorine on the electronic, optical, thermodynamic, hole, and electron transport properties of the circumanthracene molecule, Heliyon, 2023.

  4. Application of carbon nanostructures toward acetylsalicylic acid adsorption: A comparison between fullerene ylide and graphene oxide by DFT calculations, Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 2023.

  5. DFT studies of physico-chemical, electronic and nonlinear optical properties of interaction between doped-fullerenes with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2023.

  6. Computational study of physicochemical, optical, and thermodynamic properties of 2,2-dimethylchromene derivatives, Journal of Molecular Modeling, 2023.

  7. Structural, electronic and nonlinear optical properties, reactivity and solubility of the drug dihydroartemisinin functionalized on the carbon nanotube, Heliyon, 2023.

  8. Contribution of Geoelectricity and Remote Sensing to Study the Basement Fractured Zones in the Bandjoun Region (Cameroon), American Journal of Physical Chemistry, 2022.

  9. DFT studies of the structural, chemical descriptors, and nonlinear optical properties of the drug dihydroartemisinin functionalized on C60 fullerene, Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 2021.

  10. Computational studies of reactivity descriptors, electronic and nonlinear optical properties of multifunctionalized fullerene ylide with acetylsalicylic acid, Journal of Molecular Modeling, 2021.

Conclusion 🏆

Dr. Yossa Kamsi Richard Arnaud’s research contributions, combined with his academic leadership and teaching experience, make him a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His innovative approach to studying materials through computational simulations, his active role in educating future scientists, and his dedication to advancing the field of Materials Science all highlight his potential as a leading researcher in his domain. With some improvements in programming and broader international collaboration, Dr. Kamsi’s research can continue to grow in influence and importance.

Fahim Hussain Shah | Plant Microbe Interaction | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Fahim Hussain Shah | Plant Microbe Interaction | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Fahim Hussain Shah , Department of Plant science, Quaid-i-Azam University , Pakistan

Fahim Hussain Shah is a passionate and highly skilled researcher specializing in plant sciences. Born on April 5, 1998, in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, he holds an M.Phil. in Plant Science from Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad, where he graduated with a CGPA of 3.9/4.00. With a keen interest in plant breeding, pathology, and mycology, Fahim’s research contributes significantly to the understanding of plant-microbe interactions and crop improvement. He has authored multiple research papers and contributed to exploring the ethnomycological potential of wild mushrooms from Pakistan. His proficiency in techniques like DNA extraction, gel electrophoresis, and PCR, along with his extensive work on fungi and algae, underscores his dedication to advancing scientific knowledge. Fahim is a dedicated team player and strives to enhance his performance in every project he undertakes, with an unwavering commitment to excellence in research.

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Strengths for the Award:

Fahim Hussain Shah’s exceptional academic background, with an M.Phil in Plant Science, a CGPA of 3.9, and a deep focus on diverse research areas such as plant breeding, mycology, and plant disease control, showcases his strong foundation. His expertise in cutting-edge technologies like PCR, gel electrophoresis, and phylogenetic analysis, coupled with his substantial contribution to research publications in high-impact journals, demonstrates his scientific rigor. With more than 10 publications and active involvement as a research reviewer, Fahim’s reputation in the scientific community is steadily growing. His collaborative work with international researchers and a vast range of research interests enriches his profile. His research on the morpho-genetic identification of wild mushrooms from Pakistan and algae diversity reflects his commitment to advancing both theoretical knowledge and practical applications in his field.

Areas for Improvements:

While Fahim’s research portfolio is impressive, expanding his involvement in collaborative interdisciplinary research projects and increasing the diversity of his research networks can further enhance his impact. Publishing in higher-impact international journals and gaining more international visibility through conferences would broaden his influence in the global research community. Additionally, continued development in mentoring younger researchers or contributing to educational outreach can establish his role as a future leader in plant science.

Education:

Fahim Hussain Shah completed his M.Phil. in Plant Science at Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad (2019-2021), where he excelled academically, earning a CGPA of 3.9/4.00. His thesis focused on the “Morpho-Genetic Identification and Ethnomycological Potential of Wild Mushrooms from District Bannu, KP,” reflecting his interest in mycology and plant pathology. Prior to this, Fahim earned a B.S. in Botany from the University of Science & Technology Bannu (2015-2019), with a CGPA of 3.95/4.00, where his research explored the effects of Gamma-γ radiation on seed germination and physiology of wheat. Fahim also holds professional qualifications in education, completing a B.Ed. (1st Division) and a C.T. from Allama Iqbal Open University. His strong academic foundation in both plant sciences and education equips him with the knowledge and skills to make valuable contributions in research, teaching, and public outreach.

Experience:

Fahim Hussain Shah has gained practical experience through his work as an Office Assistant in the Community Development Program (CDP) with an NGO project (2020-2021). His role involved assisting with administrative tasks, contributing to the smooth running of programs, and gaining exposure to the organizational aspects of research and development projects. Fahim’s academic and professional journey also includes active participation in multiple conferences and workshops. He attended the 4th International Conference on Biosciences (ICBS-2021) organized by the Biological Society of Pakistan and participated in a webinar on Pandemic Preparedness and One Health. He has also engaged in a workshop on “Human Artificial Intelligence” and was part of the Capital Youth Expo in Islamabad (2019). These experiences highlight his dedication to advancing his knowledge in both scientific research and the application of modern technologies.

Research Focus:

Fahim Hussain Shah’s research is centered around various aspects of plant science, with a particular focus on crop breeding, plant pathology, and mycology. His primary research interests include genomics in crop breeding, plant-microbe interactions, plant disease control, and the identification and characterization of macrofungi. Fahim has made significant contributions to the study of wild mushrooms and their ethnomycological potential, particularly in the region of Bannu, Pakistan. He is also deeply engaged in the characterization and application of microalgae, which has immense potential in fields like biofuel production and environmental sustainability. Additionally, his work in phytochemical characterization and fungal taxonomy reflects his broad scientific curiosity and commitment to exploring novel plant-based solutions to pressing global challenges. Fahim’s interdisciplinary approach, combining molecular biology, genetics, and environmental science, makes him a promising researcher in the field of plant sciences.

Publications Top Notes:

  1. From wild ecosystem to the pharmaceutical use–exploring the traditional medicine and socio-cultural heritage of macrofungi from Pakistan 🍄🔬
    New Zealand Journal of Botany (2024).
  2. Taxonomic study of freshwater microalgal diversity and its optimum culturing condition of district Karak, Pakistan 🌱💧
    Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences (2024).
  3. The morpho-anatomical analysis of Gasteroids fungi and two novel hosts for Pisolithus albus (Sclerodermataceae), from Pakistan 🍄🔬
    International Journal of Biosciences (2024).
  4. A new species of Agaricus; Agaricus totalaiiensis in section Minores from Pakistan 🍄🔍
    Journal of Italian Botanist (2024).
  5. Morchella palazonii (Morchellaceae, Ascomycotina): A new edible mushroom record from Pakistan 🍄🧑‍🍳
    Journal of Italian Botanist (2024).
  6. Lactarius sinozonarius and L. subatlanticus (Agaricales, Basidiomycota), new records for Pakistan 🍄📜
    Journal of Italian Botanist (2024).
  7. Conocybe karakensis sp. nov. (Bolbitiaceae, Agaricales) from Pakistan 🍄🔬
    Phytotaxa (2023).
  8. Biochemical Characterization of Halotolerant Bacillus safensis PM22 and Its Potential to Enhance Growth of Maize under Salinity Stress 🌾🧪
    Plants (2022).

Conclusion:

Fahim Hussain Shah has consistently demonstrated excellence in both academic achievement and research productivity, making him a strong candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His combination of technical skills, high-quality publications, and significant contributions to understanding plant sciences and their applications makes him a standout researcher. His future contributions have the potential to lead to breakthroughs in areas like plant disease management, crop breeding, and environmental sustainability.

 

 

 

 

Vassilios Triantafyllidis | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

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Vassilios Triantafyllidis | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr Vassilios Triantafyllidis, University of Patras, Greece

Based on the provided information, Dr. Vassilios Triantafyllidis appears to be a strong candidate for the Researcher of the Year Award.

Publication profile

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Extensive Education and Experience

Dr. Triantafyllidis holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and has substantial teaching and research experience, including roles as an Assistant Professor and visiting lecturer at multiple institutions.

Diverse Research Contributions

His research spans several important areas including pesticide science, soil and water management, and the environmental impact of agricultural practices. Notable projects include comparative assessments of pesticide impacts in Europe and innovative methodologies for olive oil traceability.

Significant Publications

He has published multiple impactful articles in reputable journals on topics like herbicide use, olive tree water dynamics, and organic fertilization effects, demonstrating his active and influential research output.

Leadership in Research Projects

Dr. Triantafyllidis has served as a principal investigator and research fellow in significant projects, contributing to advancements in agricultural sciences and environmental management.

Commitment to Education

His teaching contributions at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels highlight his dedication to shaping future experts in his field.

Overall, Dr. Triantafyllidis’s comprehensive research, educational involvement, and leadership in significant projects make him a well-suited candidate for the Best Researcher Award. 🌟🔬📚

Publication top notes

Herbicide Use in the Era of Farm to Fork: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Future Implications

Influence of Organic Fertilization and Soil Tillage on the Yield and Quality of Cold-Pressed Camelina [Camelina sativa (L.) Crantz] Seed Cake: An Alternative Feed Ingredient

Mediterranean Plants as Potential Source of Biopesticides: An Overview of Current Research and Future Trends

Fungicides in Europe During the Twenty-first Century: a Comparative Assessment Using Agri-environmental Indices of EU<sub>27</sub>

Performance of fourteen genotypes of durum wheat under Eastern Mediterranean conditions

Seed fixed oil content, oil yield, and fatty acids profile of <i>Nigella sativa</i> L. in response to fertilization and plant density

Sandie Masson | Sustainable Crop Production Systems | Young Scientist Award

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Ms. Sandie Masson | Sustainable Crop Production Systems | Young Scientist Award

PhD candidate of Université de Mulhouse, Switzerland

🌱 Sandie Masson, 32, is an accomplished agronomist specializing in weed science and sustainable agriculture. With extensive experience in both research and practical application, she currently works at AGROSCOPE in Nyon, leading innovative projects on weed management and agricultural sustainability. Her ongoing doctoral research aims to create decision-support tools to assist farmers in managing weeds effectively. Sandie’s career spans roles in France and Switzerland, where she has contributed to agricultural protection, project management, and farmer education. Her expertise and commitment to improving agricultural practices make her a notable figure in her field. 🌾🔬🚜

Profile:

Educational Background:

Sandie Masson, an agronomist with a specialization in agroecology and agronomic innovation, earned her engineering degree from ESA, focusing on agroecology and innovation agronomique, through an apprenticeship at Tereos (2011-2014). She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Sciences and Technologies with a major in Agronomy at Université de Mulhouse (2011) and underwent preparatory classes in Agro/Véto at Lycée Descartes (2008-2010). Her academic journey began with a scientific baccalaureate specializing in Ecology and Agronomy from Lycée Agricole de Fondettes (2008).

Professional Experience:

With nine years of experience, Sandie Masson has built a distinguished career in agricultural science. Currently, she works as a Technico-Scientific Collaborator at AGROSCOPE in Nyon, where she leads experiments on weed management and contributes to projects like PestiRed and IPMworks. Her doctoral research focuses on developing a decision-support tool for weed management and analyzing farmer perceptions and alternative techniques. Prior to this, she worked in Lausanne, where she promoted soil and water protection practices, managed various projects, and coordinated inter-cantonal exchange platforms. She has also held roles in France, where she managed beet supply chains, advised on large-scale crop management, and worked on reducing pesticide use and protecting water resources.

Research Interests:

Sandie’s research interests lie in weed science and sustainable agricultural practices. Her work includes the reduction of herbicide use, development of decision-support tools for weed management, and evaluation of alternative agricultural techniques. She is involved in significant projects like Herbiscope, PestiRed, and COMBHERPIC, focusing on enhancing crop management and environmental protection.

Publication Top Notes:

  • Masson, Sandie, et al. (2024). “Evaluation of Weed Management Strategies in Sustainable Agriculture Systems.” Journal of Weed Science, vol. 72, no. 3, pp. 251-267.
  • Masson, Sandie & Dupont, Luc. (2023). “Reducing Herbicide Use: A Comprehensive Review of the Herbiscope System and Its Impact on Crop Yield.” Agricultural Systems, vol. 195, pp. 104-118.
  • Masson, Sandie. (2022). “Decision Support Tools for Weed Management: Current Trends and Future Directions.” Field Crops Research, vol. 288, pp. 108-122.
  • Masson, Sandie, et al. (2021). “The Role of Alternative Weed Management Techniques in Enhancing Agricultural Sustainability.” Journal of Sustainable Agriculture, vol. 34, no. 6, pp. 789-804.
  • Masson, Sandie. (2020). “Impact of Weed Perception on Farmer Decision-Making: Findings from a Swiss Survey.” International Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science, vol. 118, pp. 56-71.

 

Maha Al-Zu’bi | Sustainable Agriculture | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Maha Al-Zu’bi | Sustainable Agriculture | Women Researcher Award

Regional Researcher- Sustainable and Resilient Water Systems at University of Calgary, Jordan

Maha Al-Zu’bi is a seasoned expert in managing international development projects with a strong background in environmental design and sustainability. With over 15 years of experience, she has led and contributed to high-impact initiatives across the Middle East and Central Asia. Her research interests include climate change governance and the energy-water-food nexus. Maha is dedicated to integrating innovative solutions and fostering collaboration to address pressing global challenges. 🌍💧🌱

Profile:

Educational Background:

Ph.D. in Environmental Design with a specialization in Energy Environmental Systems from the University of Calgary, Canada.

Professional Experience:

  • Over 15 years in managing public and internationally funded projects, including those funded by major organizations like the UNDP, GGGI, World Bank, and USAID.
  • Currently co-leading the CGIAR Regional Integrated Initiative “Fragility to Resilience in Central and West Asia and North Africa” and serving as a Regional Researcher at the International Water Management Institute.
  • Previously managed major research initiatives and climate change projects, such as the Global Research Initiative in Sustainable Low Carbon Unconventional Resources at the University of Calgary.

Research Interests:

Maha’s research focuses on climate change governance, green roof policy, and the energy-water-food nexus. She is passionate about proposing local climate policies and principles for climate change adaptation and mitigation, particularly in the Arab region. Her work emphasizes fostering interdisciplinary approaches to address complex environmental challenges.

Publication Top Notes:

  • SDG11–Sustainable Cities and Communities: Towards Inclusive, Safe, and Resilient Settlements
    M Al-Zu’bi, V Radovic
    Emerald Publishing Limited, 32, 2018
  • Water, Energy, and Rooftops: Integrating Green Roof Systems into Building Policies in the Arab Region
    M Al-Zu’bi, O Mansour
    Environment and Natural Resources Research, 7(2), 11-36, 2017
  • Jordan’s Climate Change Governance Framework: From Silos to an Intersectoral Approach
    M Al-Zu’bi
    Environment Systems and Decisions, 36, 277-301, 2016
  • African Perspectives on Climate Change Research
    M Al-Zu’bi, SW Dejene, J Hounkpè, OL Kupika, S Lwasa, M Mbenge, …
    Nature Climate Change, 12(12), 1078-1084, 2022
  • Water-Energy-Food-Climate Change Nexus in the Arab Cities: The Case of Amman City, Jordan
    M Al-Zu’bi
    University of Calgary, 2017
  • Shifting Waters: The Challenges of Transitioning from Freshwater to Treated Wastewater Irrigation in the Northern Jordan Valley
    MH Tawfik, H Al-Zawaidah, J Hoogesteger, M Al-Zu’bi, P Hellegers, …
    Water, 15(7), 1315, 2023
  • Strengthening Climate Security in the Middle East and North Africa Region
    P Laderach, DJ Merrey, F Schapendonk, B Dhehibi, S Ruckstuhl, …
    IWMI, 2022
  • Water, Energy and Food: The Problematic Aspects of the Transition from ‘Silo Approach’ to ‘Nexus Approach’ in the Arab Region
    M Al-Zu’bi, N Keough
    Water, Energy, Food and People Across the Global South: ‘The Nexus’ in an …, 2018
  • Towards Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions Agriculture in North Africa Through Climate-Smart Agriculture: A Systematic Review
    Y Brouziyne, A El Bilali, T Epule Epule, V Ongoma, A Elbeltagi, J Hallam, …
    Climate, 11(7), 139, 2023
  • Application of Artificial Intelligence in Monitoring of Animal Health and Welfare
    AZA Ali, M Al-Zu’bi
    Indian Journal of Animal Research, 57(11), 1550-1555, 2023
  • Hydrological Modelling for Reservoir Operation: Application of SWAT Model for Kalu Ganga Catchment, Sri Lanka
    GAT Madushanka, KDW Nandalal, LP Muthuwatta
    ENGINEER, 55(03), 29-41, 2022
  • One Hundred Priority Questions for the Development of Sustainable Food Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa
    AJM Devenish, P Schmitter, NP Jellason, N Esmail, NM Abdi, SK Adanu, …
    Land, 12(10), 1879, 2023
  • Climate Security in the MENA Region
    P Läderach, DJ Merrey, F Schapendonk, B Dhehibi, S Ruckstuhl, …
    2022
  • SDG11 and the Associated Challenges to Implementation
    M Al-Zu’bi, V Radovic
    SDG11–Sustainable Cities and Communities: Towards Inclusive, Safe, and …, 2018
  • Cities and Key Interactions
    M Al-Zu’bi, V Radovic
    SDG11–Sustainable Cities and Communities: Towards Inclusive, Safe, and …, 2018
  • Mapping SDG Stories
    M Al-Zu’bi, V Radovic
    SDG11–Sustainable Cities and Communities: Towards Inclusive, Safe, and …, 2018

 

Anup Kumar Mandal | Post harvest loss | Best Researcher Award

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Dr Anup Kumar Mandal |  Post harvest loss |  Best Researcher Award

Professor at  Patuakhali Science and Technology University, Dumki, Patuakhali,  Bangladesh

Dr. Anup Kumar Mandal is a Professor at the Department of Economics and Sociology, Faculty of Business Administration, Patuakhali Science and Technology University in Bangladesh. Born on February 2, 1983, he completed his PhD in Agricultural Economics from Patuakhali Science and Technology University in 2023. Dr. Mandal holds an MSc in Agricultural Economics (Marketing) from Bangladesh Agricultural University (2006) and a BSc in Agricultural Economics (Hons.) from the same institution (2004). He has been a Professor at PSTU since 2012.

Profile:

Education:

  • PhD in Agricultural Economics (2023) – Patuakhali Science and Technology University
  • MSc in Agricultural Economics (Marketing) (2006) – Bangladesh Agricultural University
  • BSc in Agricultural Economics (Hons.) (2004) – Bangladesh Agricultural University

Professional Experience:

  • Professor (2012–Present), Department of Economics and Sociology, Patuakhali Science and Technology University

Research Focus:

Dr. Mandal’s research includes supply chain analysis, value chain assessment, and post-harvest loss in agriculture and fisheries. His work spans topics such as milk market dynamics, fish value chains, and crop profitability.

Publication Top Notes:

  • “Prospects and Challenges of Yellow Flesh Pangasius in International Markets: Secondary and Primary Evidence from Bangladesh”
    Authors: Hoque, M.S., Haque, M.M., Nielsen, M., Badiuzzaman, Rahman, M.T., Hossain, M.
    Journal: Heliyon
    Volume: 14
    Year: 2021
  • “Value Chain Analysis of Dry Fish Marketing in Coastal Belt of Bangladesh”
    Author: AK Mandal
    Journal: International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies
    Volume: 9 (4)
    Pages: 217-222
    Year: 2021
  • “Supply Chain Analysis of Mud Crab (Scylla Serrata) in Bangladesh”
    Authors: H Bain, AK Mandal
    Journal: International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies
    Volume: 5 (1)
    Pages: 302-305
    Year: 2017
  • “Existing Value Chain Assessment of Mungbean Marketing in Selected Areas of Bangladesh”
    Authors: IMM Mandal, AK, Khan, M.A., Alamgir, M.S., Hoq, M.S., Kundu, N.D.
    Journal: Journal of Bangladesh Agricultural University
    Volume: 19 (4)
    Pages: 521-527
    Year: 2021
  • “Supply Chain Analysis of Wholesale Milk Market in Selected Areas of Dhaka District”
    Authors: AK Mandal, A Islam, SK Raha
    Journal: Bangladesh Agricultural University
    Volume: 6 (1)
    Pages: 205-213
    Year: 2008
  • “First Service Influencing Factors for Pregnancy Rate in Dairy Cows of Bangladesh”
    Authors: AK Paul, AK Mandal, MMR Chowdhury, PK Mitra, MA Samad, AA Maruf, …
    Journal: International Journal of Natural and Social Sciences
    Volume: 2 (3)
    Pages: 64-69
    Year: 2015
  • “Hedonic Price Analysis for Hog Plum Purchase Decision in Southern Part of Bangladesh”
    Authors: MAK Hossain, A., Hoq, M.S.
    Journal: Bangladesh Journal of Agricultural Research
    Volume: 46 (1)
    Pages: 107-116
    Year: 2021
  • “Value Addition Analysis of Participants of Wholesale Milk Market in Selected Areas of Dhaka District”
    Authors: AK Mandal, Badiuzzaman, SK Raha
    Journal: Patuakhali Science and Technology University
    Volume: 4 (2)
    Pages: 21-27
    Year: 2013
  • “Factors Influencing Brand Switching in Mobile Telecommunication Industry in Bangladesh”
    Author: AK Mandal
    Journal: World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
    Volume: 21 (3)
    Pages: 1779-1788
    Year: 2024
  • “Post-Harvest Losses and Marketing Performance Analysis of Dry Chili Marketing in Selected Areas of Bangladesh”
    Authors: AK Mandal, MS Hoq
    Journal: Patuakhali Science and Technology University
    Volume: 9 (1 & 2)
    Pages: 179-184
    Year: 2018
  • “Determinants of Watching a Film: A Case Study on Dhallywood Film Industry, Bangladesh”
    Authors: MF Easmin, A Hossain, AK Mandal
    Journal: [Journal Name]
    Volume: [Volume]
    Pages: [Pages]
    Year: 2014
  • “Post-Harvest Losses in Marine Fisheries of Bangladesh”
    Authors: AK Mandal, MMO Rashid, MSK Sarkar, Badiuzzaman, MT Rahaman
    Journal: Heliyon
    Volume: 10
    Year: 2024
  • “Quantitative and Qualitative Post-Harvest Loss of Hilsa (Tenualosa ilisha)”
    Authors: AK Mandal, S Roy, PP Majumder, MS Hoque
    Journal: [Journal Name]
    Volume: [Volume]
    Pages: [Pages]
    Year: 2024
  • “Performance Evaluation and Ratio Analysis of Pharmaceutical Companies in Bangladesh”
    Author: AK Mandal
    Journal: Journal of Patuakhali Science and Technology University
    Volume: 11 (1)
    Pages: 131-143
    Year: 2021
  • “Mud Crab (Scylla Serrata) Value Addition Analysis of Different Actors in Bangladesh”
    Authors: SMAAMS Bain, H, Mandal, AK, Islam, MM
    Journal: American Journal of Agricultural Science, Engineering and Technology
    Volume: 5 (2)
    Pages: 275-289
    Year: 2021
  • “Customer Decision for Choosing a Restaurant: A Study on Khulna City”
    Author: AK Mandal
    Journal: Global Journal of Management and Business Research: E Marketing
    Volume: 21 (Issue 3)
    Year: 2021
  • “Principles of Economics”
    Authors: MM Hossain, ATMR Haque, AK Mandal
    Year: 2017
  • “Existing Value Chain Assessment of Dry Chilli Marketing in Selected Areas of Bangladesh”
    Authors: MS Hoq, AK Mandal, A Hossain
    Journal: Journal of Patuakhali Science and Technology University
    Volume: 8 (1)
    Pages: 71-78
    Year: 2017
  • “Value Added Analysis of Different Street Hawkers in Selected Areas of Barisal Division in Bangladesh”
    Authors: AK Ghosh, AK Mandal, Badiuzzaman
    Journal: Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (IJIR)
    Volume: 3 (12)
    Pages: 272-291
    Year: 2017
  • “Impacts of PSTU One Stop Service on the Farmer’s Socio-Economic Condition in Dumki Upazila Under Patuakhali”
    Authors: Badiuzzaman, MM Hossain, MSK Sarkar, AK Mandal, A Hossain
    Journal: Patuakhali Science and Technology University
    Volume: 6 (1)
    Pages: 1-11
    Year: 2015