Adhigan Murali | Polymer Science | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Adhigan Murali | Polymer Science | Editorial Board Member

Research Professor | Sejong University | South Korea

Dr. Adhigan Murali is a dedicated researcher whose work bridges polymer science, nanomaterials, functional composites, and advanced material design, with a consistent focus on creating high-performance, multifunctional systems for real-world applications. His research spans sol–gel derived silica–clay nanocomposites for hydrophobic coatings, biomass-derived reinforcements for sustainable composites, and innovative polymer–nanomaterial hybrids tailored for mechanical, thermal, electrical, and responsive behaviors. He has contributed significantly to the development of biodegradable polyurethane–nanotube films, polymer-stabilized liquid crystal devices, and reinforced hydrogels capable of drug loading through engineered interactions, highlighting his talent for designing materials that merge structural robustness with functional adaptability. His work on carbon nanotube-grafted polymers, graphene-assisted radical polymerization, and fullerene-based designer materials reflects deep expertise in molecular engineering and surface modification strategies. He has also advanced the understanding of perovskite-enhanced polyurethane nanocomposites, semi-interpenetrating polymer networks, and viscoelastic behavior in CNT-impregnated systems, offering insights into improving stability and performance of next-generation materials. Dr. Murali’s contributions to green synthesis approaches, fungal-resistant polymer systems, and polymer–ferrite heterostructures for gas sensing demonstrate his commitment to sustainability and low-cost technological innovation. His influential reviews and studies on polymer-based solid-state electrolytes and nanoscale composite electrolytes underscore his growing impact on energy-storage materials. Professionally, he brings rich experience in multidisciplinary material design, polymer functionalization, nanocomposite fabrication, liquid-crystal device optimization, and advanced characterization techniques. Through collaborative and application-oriented research, he continues to drive progress in nanostructured materials, energy-relevant polymers, and smart composite technologies that contribute to safer, stronger, and more sustainable material solutions.

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Featured Publications

KMS Meera, R. M. Sankar, A. Murali, S. N. Jaisankar, & A. B. Mandal. (2012). Sol–gel network silica/modified montmorillonite clay hybrid nanocomposites for hydrophobic surface coatings. Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 90, 204–210.

Murali, A., Sakar, M., Priya, S., Vijayavarman, V., Pandey, S., Sai, R., Katayama, Y., … (2022). Insights into the emerging alternative polymer-based electrolytes for all solid-state lithium-ion batteries: A review. Materials Letters, 313, 131764.

Thangavelu, S. A. G., Murali, A., Sharanya, M., Jaisankar, S. N., & Mandal, A. B. (2018). Studies on biodegradable polyurethane-SWCNTs nanocomposite films by covalent approach: Physicochemical, electric and mechanical properties. Applied Surface Science, 449, 745–754.

Krishna Prasad, S., Baral, M., Murali, A., & Jaisankar, S. N. (2017). Carbon nanotube reinforced polymer-stabilized liquid crystal device: Lowered and thermally invariant threshold with accelerated dynamics. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 9(31), 26622–26629.

Sankar, R. M., Meera, K. M. S., Samanta, D., Murali, A., Jithendra, P., Mandal, A. B., … (2012). The reinforced hydrogel for drug loading: Immobilization of single-walled carbon nanotubes in cross-linked polymers via multiple interactions. RSC Advances, 2(32), 12424–12430.

Bagher Eftekhari Sis | Nanomaterials | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Dr.  Bagher Eftekhari Sis | Nanomaterials | Editorial Board Member

Faculty Member| University of Maragheh| Iran

Prof. Dr. Bagher Eftekhari Sis is an accomplished chemist whose research integrates heterocyclic chemistry, organic synthesis, nanoscale materials, and advanced sensing technologies. His work focuses on the synthetic utility of dicarbonyl compounds to create diverse heterocyclic frameworks with applications spanning catalysis, materials science, and chemical biology. He has made significant contributions to designing supported catalysts, polymeric systems, and nanomaterials, particularly quantum dots and nanosensors, enabling innovative solutions for bioimaging and analytical detection. His interdisciplinary expertise bridges classical organic chemistry with emerging nanotechnologies, resulting in a strong research portfolio that advances both fundamental understanding and practical application of functional materials. Prof. Eftekhari-Sis has led and collaborated on projects involving the development of efficient, sustainable synthetic methodologies and the engineering of smart nano-architectures with high sensitivity, selectivity, and biocompatibility. His scientific output includes impactful publications covering novel reaction pathways, green synthetic strategies, multifunctional nanostructures, and sensor platforms tailored for chemical and biological analytes. As a faculty member in a leading chemistry department, he has contributed extensively to mentoring young researchers, expanding laboratory capabilities, and fostering a research environment that supports innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration. His expertise in combining organic transformations with advanced material design positions him as a key contributor to contemporary research in nanosensors, quantum dots, and functional heterocycles, with applications ranging from biomedical imaging to environmental monitoring. His research continues to inform the development of next-generation molecular and nanoscale tools that address global scientific and technological challenges.

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Featured Publications

Zifar, M., Panahi, H. A., Daghighi Asli, M., Eftekhari-Sis, B., & Rafiee, A. (2023). Fabrication of pH and thermosensitive polymer conjugated tungsten disulfide for photo-thermal prostate cancer therapy under near-infrared laser irradiation: In vitro cytotoxicity study. European Polymer Journal, 186, 112066.

Latifi Rad, S., Eftekhari-Sis, B., Vahdati-Khajeh, S., Zirak, M., & Safin, D. A. (2023). Gold nanoparticles immobilized on N-doped ordered mesoporous carbon: An efficient catalyst for A3 and KA2 coupling reactions. Applied Organometallic Chemistry, 37(4), e7059.

Yavari, K., Eftekhari-Sis, B., & Akbari, A. (2021). Synthesis and application of silver and cobalt nanoparticles immobilized on ionic liquid-functionalized halloysite nanotubes in the reduction of 4-nitrophenol in aqueous solution. Nano, 16(8), 2150089.

Rahimkhoei, V., Akbari, A., Zirak, M., & Eftekhari-Sis, B. (2020). Ag nanoparticles stabilized on cubic polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane cross-linked poly(N-isopropyl acrylamide-co-itaconic acid): An efficient catalyst for 4-nitrophenol reduction. Functional Materials Letters, 13(10), 2051040.

Rezazad, H., Vahdati-Khajeh, S., & Eftekhari-Sis, B. (2020). Egg yolk biomass derived carbon material as a highly efficient and reusable hydrophobic oil-absorbent. Journal of Porous Materials, 27(5), 1315–1324.

Sachin Mishra | Materials Science | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Sachin Mishra | Materials Science | Editorial Board Member

Principal Investigator | University of Rovira I Virgilli | Spain

Dr. Sachin Mishra is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work lies at the intersection of biosensors, nanomaterials, smart biomaterials, and advanced capacitive sensing technologies. His research focuses on creating innovative, application-driven sensor systems that address emerging needs in healthcare diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and bioanalytical engineering. Through his expertise in nanotechnology and functional material design, he develops highly sensitive, miniaturized platforms capable of detecting chemical and biological analytes with exceptional precision. His contributions include the integration of nanostructured materials into next-generation biosensing interfaces, enabling improved signal transduction, enhanced biocompatibility, and superior device performance. He has been actively involved in academic and industrial research environments in different countries, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to translate fundamental nanoscience into real-world technologies. His work emphasizes capacitive biosensors and engineered biomaterials that support label-free, rapid, and cost-effective analytical solutions for global challenges. Dr. Mishra’s scientific output spans high-quality publications, collaborative projects, and contributions to the development of smart, responsive materials for biomedical and electronic applications. His professional experience also includes leading research directions, supervising experimental activities, and advancing sensor fabrication techniques through micro- and nano-engineering approaches. He remains committed to exploring the potential of nanotechnology to revolutionize biosensing platforms, expand the capabilities of portable diagnostic devices, and contribute to smart healthcare and sustainable technological innovations worldwide.

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Featured Publications

Sharma, P. K., Kim, E. S., Mishra, S., Ganbold, E., Seong, R. S., Kaushik, A. K., … et al. (2021). Ultrasensitive and reusable graphene oxide-modified double-interdigitated capacitive (DIDC) sensing chip for detecting SARS-CoV-2. ACS Sensors, 105.

Razlansari, M., Ulucan-Karnak, F., Kahrizi, M., Mirinejad, S., Sargazi, S., … Mishra, S., et al. (2022). Nanobiosensors for detection of opioids: A review of latest advancements. European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, 179, 79–94.

Mishra, S., Kim, E. S., Sharma, P. K., Wang, Z. J., Yang, S. H., Kaushik, A. K., Wang, C., … et al. (2020). Tailored biofunctionalized biosensor for the label-free sensing of prostate-specific antigen. ACS Applied Bio Materials, 3(11), 7821–7830.

Mishra, P., Lakshmi, G., Mishra, S., Avasthi, D. K., Swart, H. C., Turner, A. P. F., … et al. (2017). Electrocatalytic biofuel cell based on highly efficient metal–polymer nano-architectured bioelectrodes. Nano Energy, 39, 601–607.

Sharma, P. K., Kim, E. S., Mishra, S., Ganbold, E., Seong, R. S., Kim, Y. M., Jahng, G. H., … et al. (2022). Ultrasensitive probeless capacitive biosensor for amyloid beta (Aβ1-42) detection in human plasma using interdigitated electrodes. Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 212, 114365.

Shenkute Goshme | Animal Breeding | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Shenkute Goshme | Animal Breeding | Editorial Board Member

Researcher | Amhara Region Agricultural Research Institute, Debre Birhan Agricultural Research Centre | Ethiopia

Mr. Shenkute Goshme is a dedicated researcher specializing in animal breeding and genetics, with a strong focus on advancing sustainable livestock improvement strategies in diverse agricultural systems. His work centers on evaluating indigenous and crossbred animal populations, identifying key genetic traits that contribute to productivity, adaptability, and resilience under varying environmental conditions. Through systematic phenotypic and genotypic analyses, he contributes to the development of breeding programs that enhance growth performance, reproductive efficiency, and overall herd quality. His research also emphasizes the conservation and utilization of local genetic resources, promoting the value of native breeds in improving food security and rural livelihoods. He actively engages in applied research that supports farmers and livestock producers by generating practical, evidence-based recommendations tailored to regional production systems. His professional experience includes designing and implementing research experiments, analyzing genetic data, conducting field evaluations, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to address challenges in animal production. He contributes to scientific knowledge through technical reports, collaborative studies, and knowledge-sharing activities that strengthen the link between research outputs and real-world application. With a commitment to improving livestock productivity and supporting agricultural development, he continues to explore innovative genetic improvement approaches that balance production goals with adaptability, animal welfare, and long-term sustainability. Through his research efforts, he aims to enhance the genetic potential of livestock populations while ensuring that breeding strategies align with ecological conditions, farmer needs, and regional development priorities.

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Featured Publications

Goshme, S., et al. (2025). Positive deviance in adaptation to climate change through farmer-led practices in the Ethiopian Highlands. Climatic Change.

Goshme, S., et al. (2025). Estimation of individual crossbreeding effects and growth curve analysis for growth traits of Dorper × local crossbred sheep in Ethiopia. Livestock Science.

Amirreza Keyvanfar | Infectious diseases | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Amirreza Keyvanfar | Infectious diseases | Editorial Board Member

Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine Research Center, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran | Iran

Dr. Amirreza Keyvanfar is a medical researcher with an MD-MPH background whose work integrates clinical insight with cellular and molecular scientific approaches to advance understanding of infectious and tropical diseases. His research interests span disease pathogenesis, diagnostic innovation, therapeutic response assessment, epidemiology, and surveillance, with particular emphasis on linking biological mechanisms to clinical outcomes. He has developed strong expertise in scientific writing, research methodology, study design, biostatistics, and data analysis using platforms such as PRISM, SPSS, R, and STATA. His early achievements in competitive biology inspired a sustained commitment to exploring the molecular foundations of human disease, a pursuit strengthened through rigorous medical and public health training. Dr. Keyvanfar’s work bridges clinical and laboratory sciences, contributing publications derived from aligning patient characteristics with emerging evidence. In addition to his experience in clinical research, he possesses hands-on proficiency in core laboratory techniques, including gene extraction, PCR, gel documentation, blotting, electrophoresis, ELISA, hemagglutination assays, chromatography, microbiological culture, and spectrophotometry, enabling him to investigate disease mechanisms across multiple scales. His research philosophy centers on integrating practical clinical problem-solving with robust analytical and molecular methods to generate meaningful insights that improve diagnostic accuracy, therapeutic strategies, and public health decision-making. Through his role in infectious disease research, he continues to contribute to multidisciplinary efforts aimed at understanding emerging health threats and enhancing evidence-based approaches to disease prevention and management.

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Featured Publications

Najafiarab, H., Farzaneh, F., Keyvanfar, A., & Talebian, N. (2025). Application of amniotic membrane to effectively treat chronic cervicitis: A case series. Cell Journal (Yakhteh).

Yadegarynia, D., Keyvanfar, A., Keramati, A., Najafiarab, H., Norouzi, S., Soleimani, S., Bodaghi, A., Arshi, S., Tehrani, S., Sharafi, F., et al. (2025). A national report on 2024 dengue fever outbreak in Iran: Has the game changed? BMC Infectious Diseases.

Mardani, M., Keyvanfar, A., & Mardani, S. (2025). Measles resurgence in Iran: A preventable public health crisis. Archives of Clinical Infectious Diseases.

Abolghasemi, S., Ghazi, M., Ziaie, S., Mahboubi, A., Gachkar, L., Keyvanfar, A., & Naeimipoor, M. (2025).

Comparison of the efficacy of povidone-iodine with mupirocin in decolonizing Staphylococcus aureus from the nasal cavity of healthcare workers: A single-blinded randomized controlled trial. Infectious Disorders – Drug Targets.

Brad Farmilo | Ecology | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Brad Farmilo | Ecology | Editorial Board Member

Senior Scientist | Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research | Australia

Dr. Brad Farmilo is a dedicated environmental scientist whose work spans ecological conservation, biodiversity management, and the study of plant community dynamics in fragmented landscapes. With a strong academic foundation in biological and environmental sciences, he has built a career marked by scientific leadership, field-based research, and collaborative problem-solving. His professional experience includes guiding multidisciplinary teams, designing and delivering ecological monitoring programs, conducting advanced data analyses, and contributing to conservation strategy development. His research has explored themes such as weed management in sensitive habitats, ecological responses within forest fragments, and patterns of species distribution across altered landscapes. Through publications in respected scientific journals, he has provided evidence-based insights that support conservation planning and environmental policy. Dr. Farmilo’s influence is reflected not only in his scientific outputs but also in his commitment to mentoring emerging researchers and fostering collaborative projects that bridge science and practice. His expertise with statistical analysis and geospatial tools enhances the precision and impact of his findings, while his contributions to grant development underscore his role in advancing innovative environmental research. Widely regarded for his thoughtful approach to ecological challenges, Dr. Farmilo continues to shape the understanding of landscape-scale biodiversity processes and supports the development of sustainable conservation initiatives that benefit both ecosystems and the scientific community.

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Featured Publications

Farmilo, B. J., Melbourne, B. A., Camac, J. S., & Morgan, J. W. (2014). Changes in plant species density in an experimentally fragmented forest landscape: Are the effects scale-dependent? Austral Ecology, 39(4), 416–423.

Farmilo, B. J., & Nimmo, D. G., & Morgan, J. W. (2013). Pine plantations modify local conditions in forest fragments in southeastern Australia: Insights from a fragmentation experiment. Forest Ecology and Management, 305, 264–272.

Schultz, N., Keatley, M., Antos, M., Wong, N., Moxham, C., Farmilo, B., … (2017). The golf ball method for rapid assessment of grassland structure. Ecological Management & Restoration, 18(2), 134–140.

Morgan, J. W., & Farmilo, B. J. (2012). Community (re)organization in an experimentally fragmented forest landscape: Insights from occupancy–scale patterns of common plant species. Journal of Vegetation Science, 23(5), 962–969.

Moxham, C., Dorrough, J., Bramwell, M., & Farmilo, B. J. (2016). Fire exclusion and soil texture interact to influence temperate grassland flora in south-eastern Australia. Australian Journal of Botany, 64(5), 417–426.

Rehan Abid | Clean and Renewable energy | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Rehan Abid | Clean and Renewable energy | Editorial Board Member

Research Scholar | International Islamic University Islamabad | Pakistan

Mr. Rehan Abid is a dedicated researcher in physics and materials science whose work centers on advanced materials, electrochemical energy storage, and device fabrication. His expertise spans the synthesis and modification of nanostructured materials, including conducting polymers, two-dimensional materials, and inorganic nanomaterials, applying techniques such as chemical oxidative polymerization, in-situ bulk polymerization, and bottom-up synthesis. He has contributed significantly to the development of supercapacitive materials and flexible energy-storage devices through hands-on experience in electrode design, electrolyte formulation, and device assembly, supported by strong capabilities in material characterization and laboratory instrumentation. His research involvement includes contributions to collaborative projects on energy harvesters and self-powered systems, where he played an active role in material preparation, device fabrication, data interpretation, and manuscript development. Alongside his research, he has demonstrated academic leadership through teaching and mentoring roles, guiding undergraduate and graduate learners in physics coursework and laboratory practices, and supporting students in experimental design and research execution. His scientific output includes multiple peer-reviewed publications in reputable journals, reflecting his commitment to advancing knowledge in energy materials and applied physics. Known for his multidisciplinary skill set, he effectively integrates theoretical understanding with practical experimentation, contributing to innovative material solutions for energy storage and sensing applications. Mr. Abid continues to build a strong research presence through his work on nanocomposites, electrochemical systems, and emerging materials, positioning himself as a promising contributor to the evolving landscape of materials science and applied physics.

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Featured Publications

Khan, M. A., Siddique, M. A. R., Sajid, M., Karim, S., Ali, M. U., Abid, R., & Bokhari, S. A. I. (2023).
A comparative study of green and chemical cerium oxide nanoparticles (CeO₂-NPs): From synthesis, characterization, and electrochemical analysis to multifaceted biomedical applications. BioNanoScience.

Haider, S., Abid, R., Murtaza, I., & Shuja, A. (2023).
Unleashing enhanced energy density with PANI/NiO/graphene nanocomposite in a symmetric supercapacitor device, powered by the hybrid PVA/Na₂SO₄ electrolyte. ACS Omega.

Raza, A., Abid, R., Murtaza, I., & Fan, T. (2023).
Room temperature NH₃ gas sensor based on PMMA/RGO/ZnO nanocomposite films fabricated by in-situ solution polymerization. Ceramics International.

Fan, T., Jian, L., Liu, C., Murtaza, I., Abid, R., Shuja, A., Liu, Y., & Min, Y. (2022).
Controlled synthesis of the state-of-the-art quasi one-dimensional graphene nanostructure for high performance supercapacitor. Synthetic Metals.

Muhammad, G., Murtaza, I., Abid, R., & Ahmad, N. (2022).
Effect of different catalysts and growth temperature on the photoluminescence properties of zinc silicate nanostructures grown via vapor-liquid-solid method. Chinese Physics B.

Yueping Bao | Water Treatment | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Yueping Bao | Water Treatment | Editorial Board Member

Associate Professor | Nankai University | China

Dr. Yueping Bao is an environmental scientist and engineer whose work centers on advancing sustainable water treatment technologies through innovative catalytic and membrane-based approaches. Her research integrates materials science, environmental engineering, and analytical chemistry, with a strong focus on advanced oxidation processes, catalytic ceramic membrane development, pollutant degradation mechanisms, and electrochemical treatment strategies. She has contributed to major national research initiatives, including work on enzyme-assisted photocatalytic degradation of chlorophenol pollutants, where she played a key role in catalyst synthesis, system design, and analytical method development. Her expertise spans catalyst fabrication, membrane optimization, water purification system enhancement, and the application of chromatography-based pollutant detection methods. Professionally, she has held research and academic positions in leading institutions, contributing to interdisciplinary projects aimed at improving the efficiency and sustainability of wastewater treatment. Her teaching experience includes supporting postgraduate laboratory instruction and materials science courses, reflecting a commitment to both scientific innovation and student development. Dr. Bao has also engaged with the global research community, sharing her work at international scientific forums. Through her combined research, academic service, and professional engagement, she continues to advance environmentally resilient technologies with the potential to mitigate complex pollution challenges and support long-term water resource protection.

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Featured Publications

Chen, X., Zhang, H., Xu, S., Du, X., Zhang, K., Hu, C.-P., Zhan, S., Mi, X., Oh, W. D., Hu, X., et al. (2023). A recyclable Co–Fe bimetallic immobilized cellulose hydrogel bead (CoFeO@CHB) to boost singlet oxygen evolution for tetracycline degradation. Catalysts, 13(8), 1150.

Bao, Y., Chen, Y., Lim, T.-T., Wang, R., & Hu, X. (2019). A novel metal–organic framework (MOF)-mediated interfacial polymerization for direct deposition of polyamide layer on ceramic substrates for nanofiltration. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 6(201900132).

Bao, Y., Oh, W.-D., Lim, T.-T., Wang, R., Webster, R. D., & Hu, X. (2019). Elucidation of stoichiometric efficiency, radical generation and transformation pathway during catalytic oxidation of sulfamethoxazole via peroxymonosulfate activation. Water Research, 149, 1–12.

Lee, W. J., Bao, Y., Hu, X., & Lim, T.-T. (2019). Hybrid catalytic ozonation–membrane filtration process with CeOₓ and MnOₓ impregnated catalytic ceramic membranes for micropollutants degradation. Chemical Engineering Journal, 368, 109–118.

Xing, J., Liang, H., Chuah, C. J., Bao, Y., Luo, X., Wang, T., Wang, J., Li, G., & Snyder, S. A. (2019). Insight into Fe(II)/UV/chlorine pretreatment for reducing ultrafiltration (UF) membrane fouling: Effects of different natural organic fractions and comparison with coagulation. Water Research, 161, 115112.

Yifei Zhang | Materials Science | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Prof. Yifei Zhang | Materials Science | Best Academic Researcher Award

Professor | Hebei University | China

Prof. Yifei Zhang is a materials scientist specializing in metallurgical physical chemistry, with a strong interdisciplinary focus on non-destructive testing technologies, material surface treatment, modification engineering, and machine vision–assisted evaluation methods. Her research advances the understanding of microstructural evolution, surface behavior, and damage mechanisms in advanced metallic and composite materials, bridging fundamental metallurgical principles with applied diagnostics. She has made notable contributions to the study of oxide-film dynamics in additively manufactured titanium alloys, the microstructural and electrochemical responses of heat-treated metal systems, and the adhesion performance of functional coatings under residual stress conditions. Her work extends into intelligent materials characterization, where she integrates acoustic emission analysis, signal decomposition, and deep-learning frameworks to enhance damage-mode identification in complex composites and metal components. Through innovative combinations of variational mode decomposition, convolutional neural networks, and optimized non-destructive evaluation methods, she has improved the precision and reliability of structural integrity assessments. Her professional experience includes extensive involvement in designing and validating advanced diagnostic techniques, contributing to the development of next-generation material performance evaluation tools. She collaborates across disciplines to connect materials processing, mechanical behavior, and sensing technologies, supporting safer, more efficient applications in engineering structures and manufacturing environments. Her scientific output reflects a commitment to integrating experimental research with computational enhancement, contributing significantly to the fields of material surface engineering, structural health monitoring, and intelligent testing systems.

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Featured Publications

Zhang, Y., Li, J., Xu, H., & others. (2020). Dynamic evolution of oxide film on selective laser melted Ti-Al-4V alloy. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 849, 156622.

Zhang, Y., Feng, L., Zhang, T., & others. (2021). Heat treatment of additively manufactured Ti-6Al-4V alloy: Microstructure and electrochemical properties. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 888, 161602.

Zhou, W., Li, D., Su, Y., & Zhang, Y.* (2024). Experimental study on the static strain aging of Q345 steel using complementary in-situ non-destructive testing techniques. International Journal of Steel Structures, 24(3), 591–606.

Zhang, Y., Yao, Y., Li, J., & others. (2025). Effect of residual stress on adhesion behaviour of TiN coating. Bulletin of Materials Science, 48, 72.

Zhang, Y., Ge, X., Su, Y., & others. (2025). Damage mode identification in 2D triaxial carbon fiber braided composites via acoustic emission segmentation and variational mode decomposition optimization. Polymer Composites, 1–16.

Muhammad Ibrahim | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | Hohai University | China

Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim is an environmental scientist whose research focuses on emerging pollutants, water quality, ecological risk assessment, and nature-based remediation strategies. His work spans the toxicological behavior of PFAS, heavy metals, antibiotics, and nutrient pollution, with special emphasis on their interactions, dispersal pathways, and ecological consequences in freshwater systems. He investigates semiconductor-based photocatalysis, bio-electrochemical remediation, phytoremediation, and biogeochemical processes in reservoirs, advancing innovative approaches for pollution control and sustainable water-environment management. His scholarship also extends to environmental modeling, microalgal bloom dynamics, atmospheric pollution assessment, and the ecological impacts of industrial effluents. In parallel, he contributes to interdisciplinary studies linking environmental protection with public health, climate indicators, agricultural sustainability, and data-driven solutions such as federated learning frameworks for environmental and healthcare applications. Professionally, he has developed strong expertise in scientific analysis, laboratory research, data interpretation, environmental monitoring, and team leadership. He has participated in multiple international conferences, contributed to collaborative research networks, and published extensively in high-impact journals across environmental science, engineering, and sustainability. His work is recognized through several competitive awards for academic excellence, innovative research, and global environmental solutions, reflecting his commitment to advancing scientific understanding and real-world applications that support cleaner ecosystems and resilient communities.

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Featured Publications

Li, Y., Ibrahim, M., Yue, C., Wang, Y., Hongzhe, P., Hassan, A. W., & Chunmin, Y. (2025). Exploring the impact of seasonal variation on the toxicological profile of Σ2PFAS in surface water bacterioplankton communities. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 140464.

Li, Y., Wang, Y., Hu, X., Cheng, Y., Zhu, Y., Zhou, Y., Pan, H., Li, R., Ibrahim, M., & Gualtieri, C. (2025). Reservoir water-level operations to manage biogeochemical turnover. Water Research, 124225.

Ibrahim, M., Li, Y., Usman, M., Adnan, M., Danjaji, H. A., & Jibo, A. U. (2025). Effect of nitrate on the semiconductor-based photocatalytic degradation of azithromycin. Journal of Environmental Engineering, EEENG-8063.

Li, Y., Zhu, Y., Chen, Y., Wang, C., Zhao, G., Pan, H., Wang, C., Bao, H., Ibrahim, M., & Norgbey, E. (2025). Heavy metals contamination in water-sediment systems of a large drinking water reservoir in southern China: Large-scale assessment and risk-based management. Journal of Cleaner Production, 146557.

Chen, D., Ibrahim, M., Soroma, M., Danjaji, H. A., Jibo, A. U., & Yang, Y. (2025). Season-based phytoremediation potential of brown mustard for lead decontamination: effect of EDTA chelation and antioxidant enzyme activity. International Journal of Phytoremediation.