Taye Minichil Meshesha | Agroecology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr Taye Minichil Meshesha | Agroecology | Best Researcher Award

PhD student at  Tottori University, Japan

Dr. Meshesha earned his Ph.D. from Tottori University, Japan, with a research emphasis on agroecology-based land management. His academic journey includes an MSc in Hydraulics Engineering from Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia, and a BSc in Hydraulic and Water Resource Engineering from Wollega University, Ethiopia.

 

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Education:

  • Ph.D. in Hydrology and Water Resources from Tottori University, Japan (Expected graduation in September 2024).
  • MSc in Hydraulics Engineering from Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia.
  • BSc in Hydraulic and Water Resource Engineering from Wollega University, Ethiopia.

Professional Journey:

  • Assistant Lecturer (Sept. 2015 – Oct. 2016) and later Lecturer (Jan. 2018 – Oct. 2020) at Debre Markos University, Ethiopia.
  • Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Tottori University, Japan, focusing on agroecology-based land management.

👩‍🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Meshesha has made significant contributions to the field of sustainable land management, as evident in his publications. Notable works include articles on gully erosion susceptibility, land use/land cover changes, and household dietary diversity in the Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia. He actively engages in conferences, presenting research findings such as at the AGU Fall Meeting in 2022.

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Emanoel Moura | Agroecology | Outstanding Scientist Award

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Prof Dr Emanoel Moura | Agroecology | Outstanding Scientist Award

Prof. Adjunto IV at Universidade Estadual do Maranhão, Brazil

Emanoel Gomes de Moura is a Brazilian researcher and professor specializing in Agronomy. Born on October 23, 1948, in Monte Alegre de Minas, MG, Brazil, he holds a Ph.D. in Agronomy (Irrigation and Drainage) from the Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho, completed in 1995. His doctoral research focused on the physical-hydric and fertility attributes of a dystrophic soil affecting corn growth.

 

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👨‍🎓 Education:

  • Ph.D. in Agronomy (Irrigation and Drainage), UNESP, 1995
  • M.Sc. in Agronomy (Irrigation and Drainage), UNESP, 1990
  • B.Sc. in Agronomy, UFG, 1978

💼 Work Experience:

  • UEMA (1986 – Present): Public servant, Adjunct IV, 40-hour dedication
  • IICA (2003 – 2004): Collaborator, Consultant
  • UFMA (2010 – 2014): Collaborator

👨‍🏫 Notable Contributions:

  • Bolstered sustainable agriculture in tropical climates
  • Actively involved in various research projects, including those related to Amazonian deforestation and ecological intensification

🌱 Research Projects:

  1. “Accelerating adaption of novel agroforestry systems” (2021 – Present)
  2. “Implications of enhanced ecological intensification” (2015 – Present)
  3. “Intensificação ecológica da agricultura para diminuição da pobreza” (2015 – Present)
  4. “Intensificação ecológica da agricultura na Amazônia maranhense” (2014 – Present)
  5. “Interações benéficas e antagônicas entre árvores, culturas e ervas” (2012 – Present)
  6. “Construção de agroecossistemas adequados ao trópico úmido” (2010 – 2013)

Research Focus 📝:

Research Focus: Emanoel Gomes de Moura’s recent publication in the European Journal of Agronomy delves into the critical area of preventing soil degradation in the structurally fragile soils of the Amazonian periphery. As a key contributor, he collaborates with fellow researchers to understand how effective management practices can safeguard these ecosystems. 🌱 His work aligns with sustainable agriculture, addressing the challenges specific to the Amazon region. Through this research, Gomes de Moura aims to provide insights that contribute to the preservation and sustainable use of the delicate soils in the periphery of the Amazon rainforest. 🌍 #SoilScience #AmazonEcology

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Sonia Dhouadi | Agroecology | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr  Sonia Dhouadi: Agroecology 
Teacher researcher at  Higher Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technologies University of Carthage, Tunisia

Sonia Dhaouadi, born on December 3, 1965, is a married individual with two children aged 19 and 29. Residing at Place Keïreddine No. 35, Grombalia, Tunisia. Professionally, Sonia is an Assistant Professor and Head of the research unit for Limnic Hydrobiology at the Environmental Biomonitoring Laboratory (LR01ES14.FSB) since 2011. She holds a PhD in Biological Sciences, focusing on the ecobiological study of Atyaephyra desmaresti in Tunisian dam lakes. Her academic journey includes a DEA in Animal Ecology and a Master’s degree in Natural Sciences.

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🎓 Education:
  • 🎓 PhD in Biological Sciences (2003)
  • 📜 DEA of Animal Ecology (1995)
  • 📚 AEA in Ecology (1992)
  • 🎓 Master of Natural Sciences (1991)
  • 🎓 D.U.E.S in Natural Sciences
  • 🎓 Baccalaureate in Mathematics and Sciences (1986)
👩‍🎓 Previous Research:

🦐 PhD Thesis: Ecobiological Study of Atyaephyra desmaresti in Tunisian dam lakes. 📖 Master’s Thesis: Contribution to the study of population dynamics of ectoparasites in the Cap-Bon region.

📖 Pedagogic Contributions:

📚 Courses at HIEST: Biotic Resources, Environmental Monitoring, Applied Ecology, and more. 📚 Courses at HIBM: Animal Biology, Descriptive Embryology, Reproduction and Development.

🍇 Research Focus:

Sonia Dhaouadi’s research spans the intricate ecosystems of Tunisia, with a primary focus on Limnic Hydrobiology and Environmental Biomonitoring. 🌊 Her extensive work includes ecological risk assessments of heavy metal accumulation in soil and plants, as well as evaluating heavy metal contamination in surface sediments of water bodies. 🌿 Her commitment to biodiversity conservation is evident in studies combining distribution data and molecular analyses for prioritizing conservation efforts amid climate change. 🦐 Sonia’s expertise extends to the impact of heavy metal pollution on invertebrates and the documentation of new insect species, showcasing her dedication to understanding and preserving Tunisia’s diverse ecosystems. #EcologyExplorer

 

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Jose Manuel Febles Gonzalez | Agroecology 

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Prof Dr Jose Manuel Febles Gonzalez: Leading Research in Agroecology 
Profesor at  Universidad de La Habana, Cuba

🌱🍲 José Manuel Febles González is a distinguished Cuban geographer and Catedrático de Universidad at the University of La Habana. With a wealth of experience, he specializes in Soil Conservation and Environmental Management, holding a UNESCO code in Agronomy. His academic journey includes a 1974 Geology degree from the University of La Habana, a 1989 PhD in Agricultural Sciences, and a 2007 Doctorate in Sciences.Throughout 2013-2020, Febles has contributed significantly to scientific literature, with 48 total articles and 14 book chapter publications. Notably, he has supervised 18 post-doctoral researchers and guided 13 doctoral and 34 master’s theses.📘

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📚 Academic Background:
  • Bachelor’s in Geography: University of La Havana, 1974
  • PhD in Agricultural Sciences: Agrarian University of La Havana, 1989
  • Dr. Sc. in Sciences: Agrarian University of La Havana, 2007
📊 Scientific Production (2013-2020):
  • Total Articles: 48
  • Book Chapter Publications: 14
  • Post-Doctoral Supervisions: 18
  • Doctoral Thesis Guidance: 13
  • Master’s Thesis Guidance: 34
  • Citations (SCOPUS): 133
  • h-index (SCOPUS): 9
👨‍🏫 Summary of Career:

Member of the National Commission of Scientific Degrees, Cuba. Full Member of the Cuban Academy of Sciences. Mentor for 14 doctoral theses and over 35 master’s theses. International consultant for FAO, PNUD, GEF, VLIR. Led numerous international projects and university management networks. Conducted courses globally in Switzerland, Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Spain, China, Mexico, USA, Puerto Rico, and more. A distinguished academic, researcher, and influencer in agricultural practices, contributing significantly to Cuba and global agricultural sustainability. 🌱🌍

🌱 Research Focus:

José Manuel Febles González, a distinguished Catedrático de Universidad at the University of La Havana, specializes in the conservation of soils and environmental management, marked by an impressive record of 48 articles and 14 book chapters. His research spans diverse areas, from the characterization of seed banks in Chiapas, Mexico, to the intricate study of karstic-erosive processes in Cuban soils. His work has a global impact, contributing significantly to understanding soil dynamics, nutrient export, and metal accumulation in various environments. Febles González’s expertise lies at the intersection of agriculture, geography, and environmental sustainability. 🌍🌾

 

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