Jan Otto Andersson | Ecological Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr Jan Otto Andersson |  Ecological Economics | Best Researcher Award

Emeritus at  Åbo Akademi,  Finland

Jan Otto Andersson is a prolific Finnish economist and scholar born in 1953. With a focus on Marxist theories, imperialism, and ecological economics, Andersson has contributed significantly to various fields. He has authored numerous publications, including books, articles, and reviews, addressing topics such as economic democracy, the Nordic welfare state, climate change, and the impact of globalization on world trade.

 

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👩‍🔬 Research Focus:

Jan Otto Andersson’s research focuses on diverse topics, spanning imperialism, global trade ethics, and the ethical dilemmas in the world economy. 🌐 His work delves into critical examinations of imperialism, tracing Marxist theories, and exploring the impact of power dynamics in global affairs. 📚 Additionally, he contributes to discussions on the challenges and possibilities of a more just world trade system, emphasizing issues of inequality and ethical considerations. 🌍 Andersson is actively engaged in examining the Finnish perspective on universal basic income, collaborating on studies that explore its support in Finland. 💼

 

Publications Top Notes:
  1. Article: “Idéernas betydelse för vår välfärd”
    • Journal: Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, 2023, (1), pp. 46–49
  2. Article: “Kapitalism i var tid – skuldexplosion i en överutnyttjad värld”
    • Journal: Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, 2020, 2020(2), pp. 23–29
  3. Article: “Aktuella böcker: En stor berättelse om den smala frihetskorridoren”
    • Journal: Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, 2020, 2020(1), pp. 45–47
  4. Book Chapter: “International trade in a full and unequal world”
    • Book: International Trade and Environmental Justice: Toward a Global Political Ecology, 2013, pp. 113–125
  5. Article: “Degrowth | Nedväxt – Behärskad ekonomisk nedtrappning”
    • Journal: Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, 2012, 65(3), pp. 123–131

 

Mohamed | Sustainable Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr Mohamed: Sustainable Agriculture
Researcher, Assist Prof Dr at  National INstitute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Egypt

Mohamed Ashour Fikry Metwally is an Assistant Professor at the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries (NIOF) in Egypt, specializing in Marine Microalgae Production. Born on November 2, 1980, in Alexandria, Egypt, he holds a Ph.D. in Animal and Fish Production, focusing on the improvement of productivity and nutritional value of marine microalgae.

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📚 Education:
  • PhD in Animal and Fish Production, Alexandria University
  • MSc in Animal and Fish Production, Tanta University
  • B.Sc. in Fish Production, Al-Azhar University
📌 Work Experience:

Assistant Professor (2022 – Now). Researcher, PhD (2015 – 2022). Assistant Researcher, MSc (2011 – 2015). Researcher Assistant, BSc (2006 – 2011). Algae Production Specialist, B.Sc. (Technician) (2004 – 2006)

🌱 Specializations:

Food security and safety. Aquaculture and environment sustainability. Nanotechnology applications in aquaculture. Integrated and smart aquaculture systems. Microalgae/seaweed research and applications

Research Focus 🌱🔍

🔬 Research Focus: In the last 5 years, Mohamed Ashour has excelled in the field of marine microalgae production and sustainable aquaculture. With an impressive H-index of 23 and 1,200 total citations on SCOPUS, his prolific contributions include 55 publications in indexed SCOPUS journals and 7 in non-indexed journals, with 5 indexed in the Egyptian Knowledge Bank. Notably, he has authored 35 corresponding papers, 13 first-authored, and 13 last-authored papers, showcasing a well-rounded impact. His diverse research spans from Q1 to Q4 journals, accumulating a total impact factor of 174.3. Additionally, he has contributed 2 published book chapters, with one more accepted in Springer Nature. 🌱📚

 

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Johnny Mugisha | Sustainable Crop Production Systems

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Prof Johnny Mugisha: Leading Researcher in Sustainable Crop Production Systems
Professor at  Makerere University,  Uganda

🌱🔬Johnny Mugisha is a distinguished Ugandan Agricultural Economist holding the position of Professor at Makerere University. Born on October 17, 1964, he earned his PhD from Justus-Liebig University Giessen, Germany, in 1999, with a focus on the impact of structural adjustment policies on the Ugandan agricultural economy.Throughout his academic journey, Mugisha has been actively involved in teaching and research. He has held various roles at Makerere University, progressing from Assistant Lecturer to his current position as Professor in the Department of Agribusiness and Natural Resource Economics.🌍🌾

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👨‍🎓 Education:
  • PhD in Agricultural Economics from Justus-Liebig University, Germany (1999)
  • M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics from Makerere University (1994)
  • B.Sc. Agric. (2nd Class Honours-Upper Division) from Makerere University (1991)
🏫 Professional Position:

Professor at Makerere University, Department of Agribusiness & Natural Resource Economics (Since April 2013)

👨‍🏫🎓 Academic & Administrative Roles:

Dean, School of Agricultural Sciences (2013–2021).Deputy Director, Environment Development Initiative (EfD) Makerere Centre (2019–Present).Head, Department of Agribusiness and Natural Resource Economics (2008–2013). 🌱🔍

🔬 Research Experience:

Leading projects on food diversity, sustainable agriculture, and rural development.PI on projects like EVaPoSIL and Making Potato Value Chain Enhance Productivity

Research Focus 🌱🔬

Johnny Mugisha’s extensive research spans agricultural sustainability, economic analysis, and the impact of external factors on local economies. His work in smallholder farmers’ typologies in seed potato production reflects a dedication to understanding and improving agricultural practices. Additionally, he explores the socioeconomic effects of COVID-19 on fresh food market vendors and delves into the economic analysis of insecticide use among cassava growers. Mugisha’s studies on potato growth factors, intercropping arrangements, and dietary patterns in Uganda showcase a holistic approach to agriculture, nutrition, and environmental sustainability. His work embodies a commitment to enhancing livelihoods, biodiversity, and food systems in Uganda.🌱👨‍🔬

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