Gom Dorji | Smart agriculture | Best Researcher Award

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Mr Gom Dorji | Smart agriculture | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at  College of Science and Technology, Bhutan

Gom Dorji (born 10 March 1991) is a Bhutanese academic and researcher, currently serving as the Head of the Electrical Engineering Department at the College of Science and Technology (CST), Royal University of Bhutan, Chhukha. He is a Lecturer in the Electrical Engineering Department, where he has been a faculty member since 2015, progressively advancing from Assistant Lecturer to his current role.

Profile

Educational Background:

B.E. in Electrical Engineering (2015) from CST, Royal University of Bhutan. MSc in Electrical Engineering (2018) from Frederick University, Nicosia, Cyprus. Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (2019) from Samtse College of Education

Research and Fellowship:

Indian Science and Research Fellowship at IIT Mandi, India (2019-2020). Notable research includes studying local grid behavior with increased solar PV integration and harmonic analysis of wind farms.

Professional Involvement:

Member of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technical Committee (TC-03) at the Bhutan Standard Bureau since 2023. Involved in numerous projects funded by various grants, focusing on renewable energy, power quality, and sustainable agricultural practices.

Skills:

Expertise in higher education teaching, data analysis, technical documentation, and experimental research. Proficient in MATLAB, AUTOCAD, Openstudio, R programming, and DIALux for lighting designs.

Honors and Grants:

Recipient of several academic honors and research grants, including funding for the development of smart greenhouses and power quality assessment projects.

Research Focus: Smart agriculture

Gom Dorji’s research in smart agriculture is geared towards enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability in temperate and alpine regions. He is leading a project focused on the development of smart greenhouses, funded by the Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN). This project, which began in November 2021, aims to leverage advanced technologies to improve farming practices and ensure future food sustainability. The project has received significant funding of USD 54,000, highlighting its importance and potential impact.

Publications Top Notes

  • A case study on power quality analysis for 600 kW grid connected wind farm
    • Dorji, G., Zangpo, J., Pindoriya, R.M., Rajpurohit, B.S.
    • PIICON 2020 – 9th IEEE Power India International Conference, 2020, 9112867
  • A case study on PV system performance and LCOE of 15.6 kW hybrid solar PV system installed at CST
    • Dorji, G., Dawa, R., Tenzin, P., Dema, T., Zangpo, J.
    • PIICON 2020 – 9th IEEE Power India International Conference, 2020, 9112931
  • Optimization of biogas production from kitchen waste installed at college of science and technology
    • Tenzin, T., Wangdi, S., Dorji, G., Pradhan, P., Pradhan, B.
    • 2018 International Conference on Computing, Power and Communication Technologies, GUCON 2018, 2019, pp. 956–960, 8674963
  • A 302 uW CMOS temperature sensor to compensate frequency drift for an oscillator
    • Zangpo, J., Dorji, G., Guilherme, J., Horta, N.
    • IEMECON 2019 – 9th Annual Information Technology, Electromechanical Engineering and Microelectronics Conference, 2019, pp. 56–59, 8877049
  • Harmonic analysis of a 10.8 MW installed capacity wind farm in Cyprus
    • Dorji, G., Christofides, N., Polycarpou, A.
    • Proceedings – 2017 International Conference on Modern Power Systems, MPS 2017, 2017, 7974417
  • Design, modeling and simulation of low cost robust electric fence energizer in LT SPICE
    • Tenzin, N., Norbu, S., Dorji, G.
    • Proceedings of the 2017 IEEE International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing, ICCSP 2017, 2017, 2018-January, pp. 52–55

Tanvir Hossain | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr Md. Tanvir Hossain | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at  Khulna University, Bangladesh

Dr. Md. Tanvir Hossain is currently a PhD student in the Sociology Discipline at Khulna University, Bangladesh. He holds a Master of Social Science in Sociology, earned in 2012, and a Bachelor of Social Science (Honors) in Sociology, obtained in 2009, both from the same institution.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

Education 📚:

  • PhD (Sociology): Currently pursuing at Khulna University (2022 – )
  • Master of Social Science (Sociology): Khulna University (2010-2012)
  • Bachelor of Social Science (Honors) in Sociology: Khulna University (2005-2009)

Teaching Experiences 👨‍🏫:

  • Associate Professor (2018 – to date): Sociology Discipline, Khulna University
  • Assistant Professor (2013 – 2018): Sociology Discipline, Khulna University
  • Lecturer (2011 – 2013): Sociology Discipline, Khulna University

👩‍🔬 Research Focus:

As an accomplished educator and a dedicated PhD student, Md. Tanvir Hossain has been actively contributing to the field of Sociology. His teaching journey at Khulna University spans from being a Lecturer to currently holding the position of Associate Professor. Tanvir’s academic pursuit includes a Master’s in Social Science and ongoing doctoral studies, emphasizing his commitment to advancing knowledge in the realm of Sociology. Connect with him for insights into sociology and social sciences.

Citations:

  • Citations: 731
  • Documents: 601
  • h-index: 9
Publications Top Notes:
  • Title: Nypa juice collection as an alternative income-generating activity: Does it make any difference between collectors and non-collectors among coastal communities of Bangladesh?
    • Authors: Hossain, M.T., Rahman, K.-S., Rahman, M.M., Jahan, N., Islam, M.N.
    • Journal: Trees, Forests and People (2024, 15, 100505)
  • Title: Nypa-based land uses and ecosystem services in the tropics: A review
    • Authors: Rahman, K.-S., Rahman, M.M., Dana, N.H., Debrot, A.O., Islam, M.N.
    • Journal: Ecological Indicators (2024, 159, 111613)
  • Title: Unraveling the effects of a rehabilitation program on the socioeconomic wellbeing of beggars and begging motivation: evidence from an urban area of Bangladesh
    • Authors: Islam, M.K., Nasrin, N., Naim, J., Islam, M.N., Hossain, M.T.
    • Journal: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (2023, 10(1), 697)
  • Title: Households’ vulnerability assessment: empirical evidence from cyclone-prone area of Bangladesh
    • Authors: Rahman, M.M., Arif, M.S.I., Hossain, M.T., Al-Mutiry, M., Abdo, H.G.
    • Journal: Geoscience Letters (2023, 10(1), 26)
  • Title: Patterns, prevalence and risk factors of intimate partner violence and its association with mental health status during COVID-19: A cross-sectional study on early married female adolescents in Khulna district, Bangladesh
    • Authors: Nishat, J.F., Khan, U.S., Shovo, T.-E.-A., Rahman, M.M., Hossain, M.T.
    • Journal: BMJ Open (2023, 13(11), e072279)

 

Yasmeen  Saleem | Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

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Dr Yasmeen  Saleem | Crop Production |  Best Researcher Award

Dr. Yasmeen Saleem is a highly skilled professional with a Ph.D. in Botany from the University of Sargodha, Sargodha. She specializes in plant tissue culture and has a strong background in investigating the genetic basis of abiotic/biotic stresses in plants. Her expertise extends to the development of resistance through tissue culture techniques and proficiency in statistical analyses.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

Education:

🎓 PhD in Plant Tissue Culture, University of Sargodha, Sargodha
📜 M.Phil. in Botany (2014), University of Agriculture Faisalabad
📜 M.Sc. in Botany (2007), BZU Multan
📜 B.Sc. in Botany, Zoology, Chemistry (2004), BZU Multan

Skills:

👩‍🏫 Teaching at graduate and post-graduate level
🧬 Investigation of genetic basis of abiotic/biotic stresses in Plants
🌱 Development of Resistance through Tissue Culture technique
📊 Statistical analyses

Research Experience:

🔬 M.Phil. Thesis: “Interactive effect of nickel and proline on growth and physiological attributes on two wheat genotypes”

📚 PhD Thesis (2016-2022): “In vitro screening of Lead (Pb) toxicity by morphological and biochemical characterization of callus in sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.)”

Teaching Experience:

🏫 COMAND College Sahiwal (May 2007 – August 2008)
🏫 College Teacher Intern (CTI) at Govt. Post-Graduate College, Sahiwal (September 2008 – May 2011)
🏫 Minhaj University of Lahore (Visiting Faculty, October 2014 – October 2015)

Dr. Yasmeen Saleem is a dedicated botanist with expertise in plant tissue culture, genetic studies, and teaching. With a strong research background focusing on stress tolerance and resistance development in plants, she contributes significantly to the field of botany. 🌿

🔍 Research Focus:

Dr. Yasmeen Saleem’s research primarily focuses on enhancing the resilience and productivity of sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.) under various conditions. 🌱 Her work includes investigating the ameliorative effects of ascorbic acid on lead toxicity in sugarcane under in vitro conditions, contributing to environmental science and pollution research (IF 5.1). Additionally, she explores the synergetic effects of different plant growth regulators on micropropagation of sugarcane, highlighting advancements in agricultural practices (IF 3.4). Dr. Saleem also conducts a comparative in vitro study on lead tolerance in sugarcane genotypes, emphasizing the importance of plant tolerance mechanisms (IF 4.2). Her upcoming research delves into the relationship of digital ground cover with seed morphometric and yield-related traits in wheat varieties, addressing agricultural sustainability in semi-arid regions. 🌾

 

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Harun Gitari | Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

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Dr Harun Gitari | Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at  Kenyatta University, Kenya

Dr. Harun Ireri Gitari is a Lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Science and Technology at Kenyatta University. With a strong background in Soil Science and Agronomy, Dr. Gitari holds a PhD in Soil Science from the University of Nairobi, awarded in 2018. His research interests include soil fertility management, crop water productivity, and multiple cropping systems.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

🎓 Academic Background:

PhD in Soil Science, University of Nairobi (2018). MSc in Integrated Soil Fertility Management, Kenyatta University (2013). BSc in Agriculture-Soil Science, University of Nairobi (2009)

🔍 Research Interests:

  • Soil fertility management
  • Crop water productivity
  • Multiple cropping systems

👨‍🏫 Professional Experience:

Full-time Lecturer at Kenyatta University since January 2020. Previously worked with the University of Nairobi/International Potato Center. Agronomist at Crop Nutrition Laboratory Services Limited.

📅 Major Achievements (Since 2020):

Published 60 research articles in peer-reviewed journals and 4 book chapters. Presented five papers at international conferences. Successfully supervised 9 MSc students to completion.

 

Research Focus:

🌱 Dr. Harun Ireri Gitari is a distinguished researcher with a primary focus on Soil Science and Agronomy. His recent publications span a diverse range of topics, showcasing his expertise: 🌐 GIS-AHP Based Approach in Land Evaluation: Emphasizes land suitability for Sunflower production, advancing precision agriculture.  🌾 Interactive Effects of Zai Pits and Conventional Practices: Explores soil physicochemical properties through innovative agricultural practices. 🦒 Effect of Extreme Drought on Reticulated Giraffe Population: Investigates ecological impacts in Northeastern Kenya. 🌍 Cultivating Sustainability through Intercropping: Comprehensive review addressing climate change impacts on intercropping systems. 🌾 Revitalizing Biochemical Soil Properties with Prosopis juliflora Biochar: Focuses on soil restoration in degraded Coastal areas.  🌾 Effect of Crop Combination on Yield Performance: Examines the advantages of cereal/legume intercropping systems.  🌻 Land Degradation in Sunflower Production: Highlights the role of GIS in addressing key constraints.  🧬 Efficiency of Molecular Markers in Assessing Genetic Diversity: Evaluates RAPD and SSR markers in summer onion genotypes. 🌽 Enhancing Rainwater Use Efficiency in Maize Cultivation: Investigates strategies for improved rain-fed maize production. Dr. Gitari’s research spans environmental sustainability, agriculture, and biodiversity conservation, making significant contributions to scientific knowledge. 🌍🔬

 

Citations:

📚 Citation Metrics for Dr. Harun Ireri Gitari

🔍 All-Time:

  • Citations: 2064
  • h-index: 25
  • i10-index: 48

📅 Since 2019:

  • Citations: 2036
  • h-index: 25
  • i10-index: 47

Dr. Harun Ireri Gitari’s impactful research has garnered over 2000 citations, reflecting the significance and influence of his contributions in the academic community. 📊🔬

 

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Fatma Abdel-Motaal | Food System | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Fatma Abdel-Motaal | Food System | Best Researcher Award

Professor of Microbiology at Faculty of Sciences, Aswan University, Egypt

Dr. Fatma F. Abdel-Motaal is a highly accomplished Professor specializing in Botany and Microbiology. Currently affiliated with Aswan University in Egypt, she holds a Ph.D. in Botany (Microbiology) from Tottori University, Japan, earned in 2010. Her academic journey also includes an M.Sc. in Botany (Microbiology) from South Valley University, Egypt, in 1998, and a B.Sc. in Botany from Aswan Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Egypt, in 1991.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

🌍 Experience:

Demonstrator at Assiut University (1991-1994). Demonstrator at South Valley University (1995-1996). Assistant Lecturer at South Valley University (1999-2010). Lecturer of Microbiology at Aswan University (2011-2016). Postdoc Visiting Fellow at Yamaguchi University, Japan (2015-2016). Associate Professor at Aswan University (2017-2022). Professor at Aswan University (2022 to Date)

🔬 Research Interests:

  • General Botany
  • Fungal Diversity
  • Bioactivity of fungal secondary metabolites
  • Plant-microbe interactions
  • Fungal metabolites isolation
  • Microbial taxonomy
  • Microbial biotechnology

📘 Teaching:

Dr. Abdel-Motaal has a diverse teaching portfolio covering subjects such as General Botany, Industrial Microbiology, Cytology, Advanced Mycology, Microbial Toxins, Environmental Pollution, Plant Physiology, Molecular Biology, Yeasts, Plant Endophytes, and Food Analysis I & II. She excels in the credit hours system, meeting administration, and effective presentation skills.

👩‍🏫 Skills:

  • International scientific publication
  • Communication skills in various educational patterns
  • Organizing conferences
  • University administration
  • Strategic planning
  • Bioresource Technology

🏆 Awards:

  • Scientific Fellowship to Japan (2015)
  • Private research visit to Yamaguchi University, Japan (2014)
  • Aswan University Prize for Scientific Publishing (2012-2014-2015-2019-2020-2021-2022)
  • Scholarship for Ph.D. from Tottori University (2006-2010)

Dr. Fatma F. Abdel-Motaal is a dedicated researcher, educator, and contributor to the fields of Botany and Microbiology, recognized for her excellence in both academia and research.

Research Focus 🌱🔬:

Dr. Fatma F. Abdel-Motaal’s research primarily centers around fungal diversity and the bioactivity of fungal secondary metabolites. Her work delves into the isolation and characterization of fungal metabolites, emphasizing their industrial applications. With a focus on plant-microbe interactions, she explores the intricate pathways involved, contributing significantly to the fields of microbial taxonomy and biotechnology. Dr. Abdel-Motaal’s studies extend to the environmental realm, with a keen interest in microbial responses to challenging ecosystems, exemplified by her work on arid desert environments. Her research showcases a multidisciplinary approach, addressing aspects of botany, microbiology, and bioresource technology. 🍄🌿

Citations:

The provided information indicates the scholarly impact and citation metrics for an individual, likely a researcher or academic. Here’s a breakdown:

  • Citations: The person has received a total of 457 citations across 440 documents. This indicates that their work has been referenced or cited by other researchers, signifying its influence within the academic community.
  • Documents: The individual has contributed to a total of 21 documents, which could include research papers, articles, or other scholarly publications.
  • h-index: The h-index is 11, representing the number of papers (h) that have at least h citations each. This metric provides a measure of both the productivity and impact of the individual’s research output.

These metrics collectively reflect the academic influence and recognition of the person in their respective field of study.

Publications Top Notes:

Research Highlights by Dr. Fatma F. Abdel-Motaal

🔬 Article 1: “HPLC Detection of Aflatoxin in Meat, Poultry, and Fish”

  • Authors: Elbarbary, N.Kh.; Karmi, M.; Abdallah, M.M.; Abdel-Motaal, F.F.; Maky, M.A.
  • Journal: Journal of Advanced Veterinary Research, 2023, 13(3), pp. 492–500

🌱 Article 2: “Plant Seedling Growth Stimulation and Antifungal Activities”

  • Authors: Abdel-Motaal, F.F.; Kamel, N.M.; El-Zayat, S.A.; Mohamed, A.E.-H.H.; Darwish, D.B.
  • Journal: Journal of Applied Biotechnology Reports, 2022, 9(4), pp. 831–840

🌿 Article 3: “Biocontrol of okra-rot-causing Cochliobolus spicifer-CSN-20”

  • Authors: Abdel-Motaal, F.F.; Kamel, N.M.; El-Sayed, M.A.; Abou-Ellail, M.
  • Journal: Annals of Agricultural Sciences, 2022, 67(1), pp. 24–33
  • Citations: 7

🌾 Article 4: “Comparative Studies on the Antioxidant, Antifungal, and Wound Healing Activities”

  • Authors: Abdel-Motaal, F.F.; Maher, Z.M.; Ibrahim, S.F.; Behery, M.; Metwally, A.A.
  • Journal: Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2022, 12(9), 4121

🍈 Article 5: “Biocontrol of Sweet Melon Fruit Rot Caused by Fusarium solani”

  • Authors: Abdel-Motaal, F.F.; Kamel, N.M.; El-Sayed, M.A.; Abou-Ellail, M.
  • Journal: Jordan Journal of Biological Sciences, 2021, 14(3), pp. 523–527

📊 Research Overview: Dr. Abdel-Motaal’s research spans diverse topics, including aflatoxin detection in meat products, the role of endophytic fungi in plant growth and biocontrol, and the exploration of antioxidant and antifungal properties in plant extracts. Her work showcases a commitment to both food safety and sustainable agricultural practices. Despite varying citation counts, each article contributes significantly to the field of applied biotechnology and agricultural sciences. 🌐🌾👩‍🔬

 

 

 

 

HADHAMI HAJJI | Livestock Production | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr HADHAMI HAJJI | Livestock Production | Best Researcher Award

small Ruminant and animal products quality researcher at Arid Regions Institute of Mednine,  Tunisia

Hadhami Hajji is an accomplished Engineer and holds a Ph.D. in Animal Sciences with a specialization in small ruminant nutrition and product quality. With over five years of experience in animal research, Hadhami is currently serving as an Associate Professor at the Livestock and Wildlife Laboratory of Arid Regions Institute in Medenine, Tunisia, since September 2017.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

Education:

🎓 PhD in Agronomic Sciences, specializing in Animal Sciences. 🎓 Master’s in Agronomy (Animal Genetic Resources). 🎓 Engineering Degree in Animal and Fodder Production

Work Experience:

🏫 Associate Professor at Livestock and Wildlife Laboratory, IRA Medenine, Tunisia (Since September 2017). 👨‍🏫 Teaching Contract at ESAK (2016-2017). 🐑 Animal Production Engineer (2012-2014)

Skills:

📝 Conducting scientific research. ✍️ Writing and editing technical documents. 🎓 Organizing workshops and training sessions

Notable Achievements:

🌱 Secured research funds for a project on livestock feed security in arid regions. 🤝 Co-created and conducted surveys with farmers, impacting stakeholders’ practices and perceptions regarding harvest loss and food waste.

 

Research Focus 🌱🔬:

🐑 Hadhami Hajji’s primary research focus revolves around small ruminants, with a particular emphasis on enhancing sustainable practices and optimizing animal nutrition. His work delves into predicting carcass composition in live lambs using ultrasound technology, exploring the impact of protein levels on growth performance and carcass characteristics in young sheep, and investigating the physicochemical properties of meat from North African lamb breeds under different diets. 🌱 Additionally, he has studied the use of spineless cactus for dairy goats and growing kids, and the effects of dietary supplementation, specifically Rosmarinus officinalis, on goat and ewe production, metabolic status, and lamb growth. Hadhami’s research spans a broad spectrum, contributing valuable insights to small ruminant nutrition and sustainable livestock practices.

 

Citations:

The provided information indicates citation metrics for a researcher or academic. Here’s a breakdown:

  • Citations: 308 citations from 231 documents. This implies that the work of the researcher has been referenced or cited 308 times in a total of 231 different documents.
  • Documents: There are 20 documents associated with the researcher. These could be research papers, articles, or any other scholarly contributions.
  • h-index: The h-index is a measure of both the productivity and impact of a researcher’s work. In this case, the h-index is 9. The h-index of 9 indicates that there are 9 documents that have each been cited at least 9 times.

This information provides an overview of the impact and reach of the researcher’s work in the academic community.

 

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Flavio Camargo | Crop Production | Excellence in Research

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Prof Flavio Camargo | Crop Production | Excellence in Research

Professor at  Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Flavio Anastacio de Oliveira Camargo is a Brazilian agronomist and soil scientist born on August 3, 1966, in Alegrete, Rio Grande do Sul. He holds a Ph.D. in Soil Science from the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), awarded in 1996, with a focus on the fractionation and dynamics of organic nitrogen in Rio Grande do Sul soils. His academic journey also includes a Master’s degree in Agronomy (Soil Science) from the Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ) in 1992.

 

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

Education:

🎓 Ph.D. in Soil Science, UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil (1992-1996). 🎓 M.Sc. in Agronomy (Soil Science), UFRRJ, Seropedica, Brazil (1990-1992). 🎓 MBA in Agribusiness, USP/ESALQ, Brazil (2019-2020). 🎓 B.Sc. in Agronomy, ULBRA, Canoas, Brazil (2019-2022). 🎓 B.Sc. in Agricultural Sciences, UFRRJ, Seropedica, Brazil (1986-1989)

Post-Doctoral Research:

🌐 University of Florida, Gainesville, USA (2013-2014). 🌐 University of California – Riverside, USA (2008-2009, 2001-2002). 🌐 UFSM, Santa Maria, Brazil (1996). 🌐 UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil (1996)

 

Research Focus 🌱🔬:

Flávio Anastácio de Oliveira Camargo is a distinguished researcher with a focus on agricultural sciences and environmental sustainability. His research spans diverse areas, including microbial lipid synthesis, plant genomics, cover crop impact on nitrogen dynamics, and soil management practices. 🌱 His work on biotechnology processes for microbial lipid synthesis from sugarcane bagasse demonstrates a commitment to sustainable bio-oil production. 🌿 In genomics, he explores Cannabaceae, contributing to the understanding of plastid genome evolution. 🚜 Camargo’s dedication to sustainable agriculture is evident in studies on cover crops, no-tillage systems, and their positive impact on soil health, enzyme activity, and carbon stock. 🌾 His contributions extend to maize and soybean cultivation, emphasizing irrigation benefits, yield stability, and environmental considerations. 🌍 Overall, Flávio Anastácio de Oliveira Camargo’s research significantly contributes to advancing agricultural practices with a focus on environmental responsibility and resource efficiency.

Citations:

Flávio Anastácio de Oliveira Camargo has an impressive academic profile with substantial impact in his field. He has accumulated 7,486 citations across 155 documents, showcasing the widespread recognition and influence of his research. The h-index, a measure reflecting both the productivity and citation impact of his work, stands at 42. This signifies that 42 of his publications have each received at least 42 citations. Overall, these metrics underscore his significant contributions to the academic community and the broader impact of his research on the field.

Publications Top Notes:

Flávio Anastácio de Oliveira Camargo has contributed significantly to various research articles, addressing diverse topics in agriculture and environmental sciences. Some notable publications include:

  1. Title: Long-term cover crops and no-tillage in Entisol increase enzyme activity and carbon stock and enable the system fertilization in southern Brazil
    • Authors: Carlos, F.S., de Sousa, R.O., Nunes, R., Bayer, C., Camargo, F.A.D.O.
    • Journal: Geoderma Regional, 2023, 34, e00700
  2. Title: Vineyard renewal reduces copper and zinc bioavailability and increases microbial diversity in southern Brazil
    • Authors: Schaffer, N., Mariot, R.F., Gimenes, G.H., Sá, E.S.D., Camargo, F.A.D.O.
    • Journal: Ecological Engineering, 2023, 194, 106995
  3. Title: Biotechnology process for microbial lipid synthesis from enzymatic hydrolysate of pre-treated sugarcane bagasse for potential bio-oil production
    • Authors: Farias, J.P., Okeke, B.C., Ávila, F.D.D., Pieniz, S., Andreazza, R.
    • Journal: Renewable Energy, 2023, 205, pp. 174–184
  4. Title: Legume winter cover crop (Persian clover) reduces nitrogen requirement and increases grain yield in specialized irrigated hybrid rice system
    • Authors: Weinert, C., Sousa, R.O.D., Bortowski, E.M., Camargo, F.A.D.O., Carlos, F.S.
    • Journal: European Journal of Agronomy, 2023, 142, 126645

 

 

 

 

Kmar M’barek | Crop Production Systems

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Dr  Kmar M’barek: Leading Researcher in Crop Production Systems
Higher Institute of Agronomy of Chott Meriem, University of Sousse, Tunisia.

🌱🍲 Dr. Kmar M’Barek is a Tunisian scientist born on March 10, 1966, in Mahdia. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical Sciences from Taher Sfar High School (1987) and a Master’s Degree in Natural Sciences from the Faculty of Sciences, Sfax (1995). Her academic journey continued with a Master of Research in Industrial Biotechnology from INSAT, Tunis (2007) and culminated in a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences and Biotechnology from the Institute of Agronomy of Chott Meriam, Sousse (2017). Currently residing in Mahdia, Tunisia, Dr. M’Barek is married and has been a dedicated Life and Earth Sciences Teacher at the secondary school level since 1995. She has been actively involved in research, serving as the primary author of four scientific publications. Her work explores the effects of allelochemicals on the germination and growth of agricultural crops.📘

Publication Profile:🌟👨‍🎓

 

📚 Educational Journey:

1987: Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical Sciences from Taher Sfar High School, Mahdia, Tunisia. 1995: Master’s Degree in Natural Sciences from the Faculty of Sciences, Sfax, Tunisia. 2007: Master of Research in Industrial Biotechnology from INSAT, Tunis, Tunisia. 2017: PhD in Biological Sciences and Biotechnology from the Institute of Agronomy of Chott Meriam, Sousse, Tunisia.

📝 Scientific Contributions:

Primary author of four impactful publications in 2023, focusing on the allelopathic effects of various plant species on agricultural crops. Effects of allelochemicals from Juniperus phoenicea L. needles on the germination and growth of chosen agricultural crops. The mode of action of allelochemicals aqueous leaf extracts of some Cupressaceae species on lettuce. Allelopathic effects of Tetraclinis articulata on barley, lettuce, radish, and tomato. Chemical composition and phytotoxicity of Cupressus sempervirens leaves against crops.

🏆 Achievements and Certificates:

Received a Certificate and Medal for Cultural Creativity in 2007 from the Ministry of Education. Active participant in cultural events and recognized for contributions to “THE LIGHT OF LETTERS” in 2016.

🎓 Training and Continuous Learning:

Completed Creativity and Innovation Training from the BRITISH COUNCIL in March 2020. Engaged in English Language Training (July-September 2018) and Computer Training (2011/2012) under the Ministry of Education. Committed to continuous pedagogical training from 1995 to 2020.

🌐 Congress Participation:

Active involvement in international congresses, including the 2nd International Allelopathy Congress (2016) and the 4th International Scientific Days on Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, and Chronic Diseases (2018).

🌱 Research Focus:

Kmar M’Barek’s research primarily revolves around allelopathy, studying the interactions between plants and their biochemical compounds. 🌱 Her work investigates the impact of allelochemicals from Juniperus phoenicea L. needles on the germination and growth of agricultural crops, as published in the South African Journal of Botany (164: 100-110). She delves into the mode of action of allelochemicals from Cupressaceae species on lettuce, detailed in Scientia Horticulturae (252: 29-37). Additionally, her research explores the allelopathic effects of Tetraclinis articulata on barley, lettuce, radish, and tomato (Allelopathy Journal; 43 (2): 187-202) and investigates the chemical composition and phytotoxicity of Cupressus sempervirens leaves against crops (Journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plant; 19:7, 1582-1599). 🌿🔬 #AllelopathyResearch #PlantInteractions #BotanicalStudies

 

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Joseph Hella | Small farmers

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Assoc Prof Dr Joseph Hella: Leading Researcher in Small farmers
Associate Professor at  Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania

🌱🍲Dr. Joseph Philip HELLA, a Tanzanian national, was born in Mahenge – Morogoro, Tanzania. He holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics and Natural Resource Management from the University of Gent (Belgium), awarded in December 2002. Prior to his doctoral studies, he earned an M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics from Sokoine University (Tanzania) in August 1992 and a B.Sc. in Agricultural Rural Economy in November 1987.Prof. HELLA has been associated with Sokoine University of Agriculture since October 1994, where he currently serves as an Associate Professor in Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness. His academic responsibilities include teaching Agribusiness project planning, Farm Management and Accounts, Research Methods, and Natural Resource Economics to both undergraduate and postgraduate students.📘

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🎓 Academic Qualifications:
  • PhD: University of Gent (Belgium) – Dec. 2002 (Agricultural Econ & Natural Resource)
  • MSc: Sokoine University (Tanzania) – Aug. 1992 (Agricultural Economics – Marketing)
  • B.Sc: Sokoine University (Tanzania) – Nov 1987 (Agric. – Rural Economy.)
  • Diploma: MATI Mlingano (Tanzania & Holland) – June 1982 (Farm Management)
👨‍🏫 Current Post at Sokoine University of Agriculture:

Academic: Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness. Non-Academic Roles: Member Editorial Board – Eastern and Southern Africa Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development. Chairperson – Research and Publication Committee of the School of Agricultural Economics and Business Studies (SAEB)

📚 Teaching Experience:

Farm Management Economics, Agriculture Education, Extension, and more. Specialization in Agribusiness Project Planning, Farm Management, and Accounts. Teaching at Sokoine University since Nov 1994.

🔬 Research Experience:

Diverse research projects, including cowpea improvement, sustainable agriculture, and climate-smart practices. External Examiner for various universities.

👨‍💼 Employment Record:

Ministry of Agriculture (1982-1984). Tanganyika Wattle Company (1988-1992). Tanzania Nutfields Limited (1992-1993). Institute of Rural Development and Planning (1993-1994). Sokoine University of Agriculture (1994 – Present)

🌱 Consultancy Experience:

Mid Term Review for Climate Resilient Agribusiness for Tomorrow (CRAFT) project (2022). Cost-Benefit Analysis of Irrigation for High-Value Crops at Farm For the Future (FFF) Tanzania Ltd (2020). Rapid mapping of access berries to marketing value chain for Consumption of Resilient Orphan Crop Products for Healthier Diets (CROPS4HD) (2021). Social Economic and Market Analysis in selected districts in Tanzania (2018-19). Rapid market assessment of cashewnut crop along the value chain in Tanzania (2019). Feasibility And Action Planning For QDS Support Systems In Tanzania (TOAM Dar es Salaam, Tanzania). Review of FAO activities in Tanzania focusing on Climate change and environment (2016)

🌱 Research & Supervision:

Current projects include cowpea improvement, access to seeds, sustainable agriculture, and more. Supervision of numerous MSc and PhD students in various agricultural and economic topics. This curriculum vitae showcases a rich academic and professional journey, blending teaching, research, and consultancy seamlessly. Dr. Hella’s contributions span various fields, from sustainable agriculture to climate resilience, making a significant impact in Tanzania and beyond.

🌱 Research Focus:

Dr. Hella’s research spans the realms of sustainable agriculture and climate resilience, addressing crucial issues in Ethiopia, Malawi, and Tanzania. His work explores the intricate dynamics of seed systems development, navigating diverse expectations for improved food security. In the Southern Highland Zone of Tanzania, he delves into the tangible benefits of combining Climate Smart Agriculture practices, showcasing evidence of enhanced food security.🌱🌾

 

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AgroInnovate Excellence in Visionary Award

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Introduction of AgroInnovate Excellence in Visionary Award

Welcome to the AgroInnovate Excellence in Visionary Award—an esteemed accolade celebrating visionaries in the agricultural industry. This award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional innovation, leadership, and impact in shaping the future of agriculture through visionary initiatives.

Award Eligibility:

The AgroInnovate Excellence in Visionary Award is open to individuals across the agricultural spectrum. There are no age limits, and eligible candidates should showcase a pioneering spirit, a commitment to innovative practices, and a history of impactful contributions to the agricultural sector.

Qualifications and Publications:

Candidates are encouraged to highlight relevant qualifications and publications that demonstrate their expertise and innovative approach to agricultural practices.

Recurrence and Evaluation Criteria:

This award is an annual recognition. The evaluation process considers factors such as innovation, leadership, vision, and the overall impact of the candidate’s contributions to the agricultural industry.

Submission Guidelines:

Candidates must adhere to submission guidelines, which include providing a comprehensive biography, an abstract highlighting visionary initiatives, and supporting files that showcase their achievements in advancing agriculture.

Recognition and Community Impact:

Recipients of the AgroInnovate Excellence in Visionary Award will gain industry-wide recognition for their outstanding contributions. The award places a strong emphasis on community impact, acknowledging individuals who have made a significant difference in shaping the future of agriculture through visionary leadership.

Biography and Abstract:

Candidates are encouraged to provide a detailed biography outlining their journey in agriculture, and the abstract should succinctly capture the essence of their visionary initiatives in the agricultural sector.

Submission of Supporting Files:

Candidates are invited to submit relevant files, such as project documentation, publications, or media coverage, to support their visionary contributions to agriculture.