Assist. Prof. Dr. Ali Biganeh | Nuclear Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Ali Biganeh | Nuclear Science and Technology research Institute | Iran

A dedicated nuclear engineering graduate with extensive expertise in testing and troubleshooting nuclear electronics for various detectors, this individual is skilled in positron annihilation spectroscopy. Known for their excellent communication abilities, they effectively convey complex information regarding experimental results. Their experience includes implementing and analyzing positron experiments, showcasing strong multi-tasking and organizational skills essential for collaboration with professionals in the field. With a solid academic background, they completed their Bachelor’s in Physics, a Master’s in Nuclear Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering, all with outstanding GPA scores. Currently employed at the Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute, they are actively involved in research and innovation within the field of radiation applications.

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Summary of Suitability for Award :

Assist. Prof. Dr. Ali Biganeh exemplifies the qualities sought after in the “Best Researcher Awards” through their academic excellence, technical proficiency, significant research contributions, and ability to collaborate effectively within interdisciplinary teams. Their dedication to advancing nuclear engineering and the practical application of their research, especially in areas like positron annihilation spectroscopy, positions them as an exemplary candidate deserving of this recognition. Their commitment to excellence and innovation in the field further underscores their suitability for this award.

🎓Education:

The individual holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Shiraz University, Iran, completed between 2008 and 2012, with a GPA of 15.63/20. They further pursued a Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering with a focus on radiation applications at Amirkabir University of Technology from 2012 to 2016, achieving a remarkable GPA of 18.42/20. Their thesis on the design and simulation of magnets for a 100 MeV separated sector cyclotron earned a perfect grade of 20/20 under the supervision of Professor Hosein Afarideh. They continued their academic journey at the Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute (NSTRI), obtaining a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from 2016 to 2020, also with a GPA of 18.42/20. Their doctoral research focused on the experimental investigation of parameters affecting Doppler broadening in positron annihilation spectroscopy, culminating in another outstanding grade of 20/20.

🏢Work Experience:

With over eight years of experience, this nuclear engineering professional has worked at the Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute since 2015. They specialize in analog and digital nuclear electronics, with a strong focus on positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS). They have actively contributed to various research projects, particularly in the design and implementation of positron experiments, where they analyzed and presented experimental results. Their expertise encompasses digital signal processing, gamma ray spectroscopy, and radiation detector troubleshooting. Additionally, they have four years of experience in Proton Induced X-ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (PIXE) and three years in low-level activity measurement using scintillation detectors. Their multifaceted background equips them to manage complex research initiatives and collaborate effectively with physicists and other professionals in the field, demonstrating exceptional organizational and communication skills throughout their career.

🏅Awards:

Throughout their academic journey, this nuclear engineering graduate has received several awards and honors that reflect their dedication and excellence in research and education. Notably, they achieved perfect grades of 20/20 for both their Master’s and Ph.D. theses, recognizing their outstanding contributions to the field of nuclear engineering. Their work on positron annihilation spectroscopy and the design of digital spectrometers has garnered attention and appreciation within the scientific community. Additionally, their innovative research on radiation applications has been presented at multiple national and international conferences, where they have received accolades for their impactful findings. Their active participation in academic activities, including conferences and symposiums, showcases their commitment to advancing knowledge in nuclear science. These recognitions underscore their capabilities and contributions to the field, positioning them as a leading researcher in nuclear engineering and radiation applications.

🔬Research Focus:

The individual’s research focus lies in the domain of nuclear engineering, particularly in the application of positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS) for material analysis. Their doctoral thesis investigated the effective parameters influencing Doppler broadening in PAS, showcasing their commitment to understanding the electronic structures of materials. They have developed a digital coincidence Doppler broadening spectrometer, improving energy resolution and long-term stability compared to traditional analog systems. Additionally, their research explores the characterization of defects in materials using PAS, aiming to enhance non-destructive testing methodologies. Their expertise extends to digital electronics, where they investigate advancements in gamma ray spectroscopy and radiation detection systems. They have also engaged in projects involving proton-induced X-ray fluorescence (PIXE) and radiocarbon dating techniques, contributing to various fields, including materials science and medical applications. Their research efforts aim to advance both theoretical and practical aspects of nuclear engineering and its applications in diverse industries.

Publication Top Notes:

• Publication: Differential cross-section measurement of the proton-proton elastic scattering in the energy range between 1500 and 3000 keV

• Publication: Development of a 2D digital proton–proton scattering technique for hydrogen depth profiling

  • Citations: 1

• Publication: Industrial gamma-ray computed tomography utilizing rod plastic scintillato

• Publication: External PIXE analysis of a handwritten Persian endowment deed belonging to the Timurid dynasty

• Publication: Digital signal processing for neutron-gamma discrimination using a liquid scintillator detector

  • Citations: 1