Prof. Jiann-Ruey Hong | Mitochondria | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Jiann-Ruey Hong | Mitochondria | Best Researcher Award

National Cheng Kung University | Taiwan

Prof. Jiann-Ruey Hong is a highly accomplished molecular virologist whose work has significantly advanced the understanding of virus–host interactions, mitochondrial dysfunction, and programmed cell death pathways in aquatic and mammalian systems. His research centers on RNA viruses, betanodavirus pathogenesis, ROS-mediated signaling, autophagy–apoptosis crosstalk, and mitochondrial disruption during viral infection, establishing foundational insights into how viruses manipulate host cellular machinery. With a prolific scientific output spanning more than two decades, he has contributed extensively to virology, immunology, fish pathology, and molecular cell biology through numerous high-impact SCI papers, reviews, and book chapters. His global scientific influence is reflected in strong citation metrics, including 1,987 Scopus citations, 61 Scopus-indexed documents, and an h-index of 27, alongside over 2,400 Google Scholar citations, 22+ indexed documents, and an h-index of 15. He serves on editorial boards of multiple international journals covering oncology, virology, molecular biology, and cell death research, while also contributing as a guest editor and reviewer for more than 90 reputable journals. His recognition by international scientific bodies, biography listings, and prestigious lifetime achievement awards highlights his standing in the global research community. His work continues to impact viral immunology, antiviral strategy development, and fish health sciences, offering new directions for understanding host defense signaling and designing therapeutic approaches against viral diseases.

Profiles : Scopus | Orcid

Featured Publications : 

  1. Hong, J. R., Lin, T. L., Hsu, Y. L., & Wu, J. L. (1998). Apoptosis precedes necrosis in fish cell line with infectious pancreatic necrosis virus infection. Virology, 250, 76–84.

  2. Hong, J. R., Lin, T. L., Yang, J. Y., Hsu, Y. L., & Wu, J. L. (1999). Non-typical apoptotic morphological change in infectious pancreatic necrosis virus-induced apoptosis when imaged by green fluorescent protein. Journal of Virology, 73, 5056–5063.

  3. Reshi, L., Su, Y. C., & Hong, J. R. (2014). RNA viruses: ROS-mediated cell death. International Journal of Cell Biology, 2014, 467452.

  4. Reshi, L., Wu, J. L., Wang, H. V., & Hong, J. R. (2016). Aquatic viruses induce host cell death pathways and their application. Virus Research, 211, 133–144.

  5. Reshi, L., & Hong, J. R. (2017). Mitochondria as a favorite organelle for invading viruses. Molecular Biology, 6, 1.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rongjian Pan | Nuclear Materials | Editorial Board Member

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rongjian Pan | Nuclear Materials | Editorial Board Member

Researcher | Nuclear Power Institute of China | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rongjian Pan is a dedicated researcher in Chemistry and Materials Science, specializing in the irradiation effects and nanomechanical behavior of nuclear materials. His work integrates advanced computational modeling, first-principles simulations, density functional theory, and multiscale materials design to unravel atomic-level phenomena in extreme irradiation environments. Dr. Pan’s research focuses on the structural stability, deformation mechanisms, defect evolution, and thermophysical performance of key nuclear materials such as UO₂, U₃Si₂, magnesium alloys, and high-entropy alloys. His contributions provide fundamental insight into vacancy behavior, xenon diffusion, defect-driven thermal transport, and heterogeneous strengthening mechanisms, offering pathways to design safer and more resilient materials for next-generation nuclear energy systems. With 505 citations from 464 documents, 57 published works, and an h-index of 8 (Scopus), his research impact continues to grow across the fields of nuclear materials engineering, irradiation science, and computational materials physics. Dr. Pan’s ability to combine atomistic calculations with applied materials innovation positions him at the forefront of materials research aimed at improving the reliability and sustainability of advanced nuclear reactors. His collaborations and consistent publication record demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing fundamental understanding and developing practical solutions that support global energy, safety, and materials innovation efforts.

Profile : Scopus 

Featured Publications :

Pan, R., Zhang, X., Li, Y., Chen, W., & Liu, Q. (2025). Tensile nanomechanics and dislocation characteristics of size-variational heterogeneous magnesium at 300 K and 600 K. Materials Letters.

Pan, R., Liu, S., Wang, H., Zhao, D., & Chen, W. (2025). Effect of vacancy on the stability of the AlNbTiZr/Zr interface: A first-principles study. Journal of Nuclear Materials.

Pan, R., Zhao, M., Chen, W., Li, F., & Sun, J. (2025). Thermal conductivity of UO₂ with defects via DFT+U calculation and Boltzmann transport equation. Materials.

Pan, R., Li, X., Zhao, D., Wang, J., & Chen, W. (2025). Atomic-scale investigation of dissolution, accumulation, and diffusion behaviors of Xe in U₃Si₂ using first-principles calculations. Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Pan, R., Yu, L., Zhang, H., Zhao, Q., & Chen, W. (2025). The dynamic recrystallization and elevated-temperature work hardening behavior of Mg-Y-Sn alloys. Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Dr. Iheke Michael Nwachukwu | Electrochemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Iheke Michael Nwachukwu | Electrochemistry | Editorial Board Member

Lecturer | National Open University of Nigeria | Nigeria

Dr. Iheke Michael Nwachukwu is a dynamic materials scientist whose research bridges advanced materials synthesis, electrochemistry, and next-generation energy storage technologies. His work focuses on lithium-ion batteries, supercapacitors, zinc–air batteries, and transition-metal-based nanomaterials, driven by a commitment to improving energy efficiency, sustainability, and device stability. He is particularly recognized for his contributions to solid-state synthesis, green chemistry approaches, and the development of Mn- and Fe-rich cathode materials that enhance capacity retention and cycling performance in lithium-ion systems. His research also encompasses pseudocapacitive materials, dielectric thin films, and the theoretical modeling of quantum mechanical systems, reflecting a multidisciplinary command of both experimental and computational physics. Dr. Nwachukwu has produced influential research widely cited in the fields of materials science and electrochemistry, contributing significantly to global battery innovation. According to Scopus, his body of work includes 9 indexed documents with 131 citations from 122 citing documents and an h-index of 5, reflecting growing international impact. His research continues to advance the frontier of sustainable energy storage technologies by integrating nanotechnology, solid-state chemistry, and smart material design principles. With ongoing contributions to high-impact journals and active participation in scientific collaborations across Africa and beyond, he is establishing a strong reputation as an emerging scholar shaping the future of smart materials, renewable energy technologies, and electrochemical device engineering.

Profiles : Scopus | Orcid 

Featured Publications : 

  • Nwachukwu, I. M., Nwanya, A. C., Ekwealor, A. B. C., & Ezema, F. I. (2024). The potentials of LiMnPO4 cathode material for aqueous Li-ion batteries: An investigation into solid state and green chemistry approaches. Applied Surface Science Advances, 100537.

  • Nwachukwu, I. M., Nwanya, A. C., Ekwealor, A. B. C., & Ezema, F. I. (2023). Research progress in solid-state synthesized LiMnPO4 cathode material for Li-ion battery applications. Applied Surface Science Advances, 100505.

  • Nwachukwu, I. M., Nwanya, A. C., Alshoaibi, A., Awada, C., Ekwealor, A. B. C., & Ezema, F. I. (2023). Recent progress in green synthesized transition metal-based oxides in LIBs as energy storage devices. Current Opinion in Electrochemistry, 101250.

  • Nwachukwu, I. M., Nwanya, A. C., Osuji, R., & Ezema, F. I. (2021). Nanostructured Mn-doped CeO2 thin films with enhanced electrochemical properties for pseudocapacitive applications. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 161206.

  • Nwachukwu, I. M. (2022). Recent progress in Mn and Fe-rich cathode materials used in Li-ion batteries. Journal of Energy Storage, 105248.

Dr. Jamal Al-Zain | Radiation Physics | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Jamal  Al-Zain | Radiation Physics | Editorial Board Member

Assistant Professor | Sana’a University | Yemen

Dr. Jamal Al-Zain is a nuclear and radiation physicist whose work advances computational modeling, reactor physics, and radiation transport systems with a strong focus on thermodynamics and nuclear research reactor optimization. His contributions bridge theoretical physics with applied nuclear engineering, particularly in developing high-precision numerical models, Monte Carlo transport simulations, and thermal-hydraulic analysis frameworks that enhance reactor safety, fuel performance, and neutron behavior prediction. Dr. Al-Zain is recognized for shaping modern methodologies in simulating TRIGA Mark II and MNSR research reactors, integrating advanced tools such as OpenMC, MCNP6.2, and custom-built computational systems to improve the reliability of nuclear data and reactor operational strategies. His research further extends to innovative nuclear fuel concepts, including the utilization of transuranic nuclides for sustainable reactor designs, and the development of open-source computational tools such as ERSN-OpenMC-Py, which expands accessibility to Monte Carlo transport calculations. With a strong record of peer-reviewed publications and extensive review activity for major nuclear engineering journals, he continues to influence global research directions in reactor modeling, decommissioning analysis, and multiphysics simulation. According to Scopus metrics, Dr. Al-Zain has accumulated 102 citations from 79 documents, supported by 23 indexed publications and an h-index of 7, reflecting both the quality and impact of his work in the nuclear science community. His contributions demonstrate a commitment to improving nuclear safety, computational accuracy, and sustainable energy technologies through rigorous theoretical development and practical computational innovation.

Profiles : Scopus | Orcid 

Featured Publications :

  • El Maliki El Hlaibi, S., El Bardouni, T., Boulaich, Y., Nacir, B., El Hajjaji, O., Lahdour, M., Al-Zain, J., Ziani, H., & El Yaakoubi, H. (2025). Activity inventory of activated materials in distant components of the CENM TRIGA MARK II reactor for decommissioning planning. Progress in Nuclear Energy.

  • Mira, M., El Hajjaji, O., El Berdouni, T., Satti, H., El Bakkari, B., Al-Zain, J., Idrissi, A., & Benkabdi, C. E. (2025). Development, validation, and comparison of an OpenMC-based transport-depletion model for the Moroccan TRIGA Mark II with MCNP6.2. Nuclear Technology.

  • Lahdour, M., El Bardouni, T., El Hajjaji, O., El Bakkali, J., Al-Zain, J., Oulad-Belayachi, S., Ziani, H., Idrissi, A., & El Maliki El Hlaibi, S. (2024). ERSN-OpenMC-Py: A python-based open-source software for OpenMC Monte Carlo code. Computer Physics Communications.

  • Al-Zain, J., El Hajjaji, O., El Bardouni, T., Basfar, A. A., Alnaser, I. A., Lahdour, M., Galahom, A. A., Boulaich, Y., Ahmed, A., & Mira, M. (2024). Development and implementation of a numerical simulation system for analyzing the thermal-hydraulic (T-H) characteristics of the MNSR research reactor fuel assembly. Nuclear Engineering and Design.

  • Mira, M., El Hajjaji, O., El Bardouni, T., Al-Zain, J., & Oulad-Belayachi, S. (2023). Innovative and advanced fuel based on nuclear waste transuranic nuclides: An alternative fuel for TRIGA Mark II research reactor. Annals of Nuclear Energy.

Dr. Eugene Ayuk | Organic Synthesis | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Eugene Ayuk | Organic Synthesis | Editorial Board Member

Senior Lecturer | Godfrey Okoye University | Nigeria

Dr. Eugene Ayuk is an accomplished organic and medicinal chemist whose research spans synthetic methodology, heterocyclic chemistry, phytochemical analysis, and the biological evaluation of novel therapeutic compounds. His work integrates organic synthesis with computational docking, antimicrobial screening, and structure–activity investigations to develop innovative phenothiazine derivatives, peptide-based molecules, and functionalized heterocycles with potential pharmaceutical relevance. He has made significant contributions to understanding heavy-metal contamination and antioxidant properties of foods and natural products, providing insights into environmental toxicology and public health. Dr. Ayuk’s research further explores phytochemicals, secondary metabolites, and bioactive extracts from indigenous plant species, contributing valuable data on their antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. His investigations into nanostructured materials, biological catalysts in organic synthesis, and tandem catalytic transformations highlight his multidisciplinary approach. He has published widely in reputable international journals, with a growing footprint in medicinal chemistry and computational drug-design studies. According to Google Scholar, he has accumulated 312 citations, an h-index of 7, and an i10-index of 4, reflecting the growing influence and visibility of his research. Scopus records 37 citations across 5 indexed documents with an h-index of 2, demonstrating measurable impact within the indexed scientific literature. His consistent scholarly output and collaborative scientific contributions position him as an emerging researcher dedicated to advancing synthetic chemistry, natural product chemistry, and medicinally relevant molecular design.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus 

Featured Publications : 

  • Godwill, E. A., Jane, I. C., Scholastica, I. U., Marcellus, U., Eugene, A. L., & Gloria, O. A. (2015). Determination of some soft drink constituents and contamination by some heavy metals in Nigeria. Toxicology Reports, 2, 384–390.

  • Ayuk, E. L., Ugwu, M. O., & Aronimo, S. B. (2017). A review on synthetic methods of nanostructured materials. Chemistry Research Journal, 2(5), 97–123.

  • Unaegbu, M., Engwa, G. A., Abaa, Q. D., Aliozo, S. O., Ayuk, E. L., Osuji, G. A., … (2016). Heavy metal, nutrient and antioxidant status of selected fruit samples sold in Enugu, Nigeria. International Journal of Food Contamination, 3(1), 7.

  • Engwa, G. A., Ayuk, E. L., Igbojekwe, B. U., & Unaegbu, M. (2016). Potential antioxidant activity of new tetracyclic and pentacyclic nonlinear phenothiazine derivatives. Biochemistry Research International, 2016, 9896575.

  • Ayuk, E. L., Ilo, S. U., Njokunwogbu, A. N., Engwa, G. A., Oni, T. O., & Okoro, U. C. (2015). Synthesis and characterization of 6-(4-bromophenyl)-10-methyl-11-azabenzo[a]phenothiazin-5-one. International Journal of Materials and Chemistry, 5(2), 44–47.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zubair Anwar | Phrmaceutical Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zubair Anwar | Phrmaceutical Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

Deputy Director | Baqai Medical University | Pakistan

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zubair Anwar is a leading researcher in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, recognized for his extensive contributions to drug stability, photochemistry, kinetic degradation studies, analytical method development, pharmaceutical formulations, and biopolymer-based drug-delivery systems. His research integrates experimental chemistry with computational modeling to explore photostabilization mechanisms, degradation pathways, and formulation optimization for small molecules and therapeutics. Dr. Anwar has authored 55 Scopus-indexed documents with 719 citations from 580 citing documents and holds an h-index of 12, reflecting the significant influence and continuity of his scholarly work within the pharmaceutical sciences community. His scientific outputs span advanced spectroscopic techniques, stability-indicating analytical procedures, polymeric delivery systems, periodontal drug-delivery devices, hydrogels, and cyclodextrin-assisted photostability enhancements. He has contributed to internationally indexed journals and book chapters covering drug degradation, excipient interactions, chitosan-based xerogels, periodontal implants, and computational kinetic modeling. Dr. Anwar’s recent work includes innovative biopolymer-based dental chips, PEGylated chitosan xerogels, and highly stable enzymatic hydrogels designed for wound-healing applications. His research consistently bridges fundamental pharmaceutical chemistry with applied therapeutics, leading to impactful publications, collaborative research outputs, and notable advancements in formulation science and drug-delivery technologies. In addition to publishing widely, he contributes as a peer reviewer for multiple reputable scientific journals, demonstrating his commitment to advancing quality, rigor, and innovation in pharmaceutical research. His body of work continues to influence drug-delivery design, analytical chemistry, and stability science across academia and industry.

Profiles : Scopus | Orcid

Featured Publications :

  • Afzal, S., Sheraz, M. A., Ahmed, S., Tariq, S., Kazi, S. H., Zafar, F., & Anwar, Z. (2025). Chitosan-based biodegradable dental chips impregnated with chlorhexidine gluconate for the treatment of periodontitis. RSC Pharmaceutics.

  • Khurshid, A., Anwar, Z., Usmani, M., Altaf, R., Awan, A., Akram, Z., Kazi, S. H., Ahmed, S., Sheraz, M. A., & Ahmad, I. (2025). Cyclodextrin-assisted photostabilization of 5-fluorouracil: A combined kinetic and computational investigation. RSC Advances.

  • Zafar, F., Sheraz, M. A., Ali, S. A., Riaz, M., Ahmed, S., & Anwar, Z. (2025). Novel antibiotic-loaded PEGylated xerogels of acidified chitosan for periodontal diseases. Current Drug Delivery.

  • Zia, S. Y., Ahmed, S., Jamal, H. S., Perveen, M., Sheraz, M. A., Anwar, Z., & Ali, S. A. (2025). Formulation development of highly stable collagenase-containing hydrogels for wound healing. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

  • Zafar, F., Sheraz, M. A., Ali, S. A., Riaz, M., Ahmed, S., Kazi, S. H., Tariq, S., & Anwar, Z. (2025). PEGylated chitosan xerogels for localized periodontal therapy: Design, characterization, and drug release. Scientific Reports.

Mr. Taanashe Simon Gahadza | Synthesis | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Taanashe Simon Gahadza | Synthesis | Editorial Board Member

Zen Oil Products (PYT) Ltd | South Africa

Mr. Taanashe Simon Gahadza is an emerging chemist whose work integrates formulation chemistry, process development, analytical evaluation, and quality assurance to address practical industrial and environmental challenges. His research interests span chemical technology, pesticide residue analysis, laboratory management systems, and sustainable product development. He has developed hands-on expertise in laboratory testing, method validation, chemical formulation, and quality control for manufacturing processes. His academic and applied research reflects a strong commitment to precision, safety, and problem-solving, with a particular focus on ensuring product integrity and environmental protection through analytical assessments. His work on chlorpyrifos residue evaluation highlights his dedication to public health and agricultural safety, contributing valuable data to support regulation, risk assessment, and food-quality monitoring. Professionally, he has actively engaged in scientific communities, maintaining memberships in reputable chemical societies that support continuous learning and global professional exchange. His research foundation continues to grow through his involvement in chemistry-focused organizations, enabling him to stay updated on advances in chemical sciences. He has produced scientific work supported by proper documentation, laboratory records, and data validation, with developing citation visibility across academic platforms. His Google Scholar and Scopus profiles reflect early-stage citation activity, with scope for increasing scholarly influence as he expands his research outputs, collaborations, and publications. His contributions reflect a motivated chemist committed to strengthening industrial chemistry practices while advancing applied research in chemical analysis, formulation science, and process optimization.

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Featured Publication :

Gahadza, T. S. (2023). Evaluation of chlorpyrifos pesticide residues in sugarcane juice and growing soil. Bindura University of Science Education.

Dr. Jinsheng Huang | Environmental Nanotechnology | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Jinsheng Huang | Environmental Nanotechnology | Editorial Board Member

Postdoc researcher | Florida International University | United States

Dr. Jinsheng Huang is an emerging researcher whose work bridges agricultural and biological engineering, environmental chemistry, and sustainable water treatment technologies, with a strong publication record recognized across major citation platforms. His research focuses primarily on advanced biochar engineering, hydrothermal carbonization, adsorption–photocatalytic hybrid systems, antibiotic and dye removal, heavy-metal stabilization, microplastic interactions, and remediation processes that support clean water, soil health, and circular bioresource utilization. He has authored 22 peer-reviewed documents that collectively demonstrate strong and growing impact, reflected in 2,435 Google Scholar citations (h-index 15, i10-index 16) and 2,095 Scopus citations across 1,960 citing documents (h-index 15). His work often integrates materials science, surface chemistry, and mechanistic environmental processes to develop multifunctional carbon-based materials capable of adsorbing and degrading emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals, dyes, and microplastics under a variety of environmental conditions. Contributions include pioneering ball-milled biochar composites, nitrogen-enriched hydrochar, Fe–Mn biochar filtration columns, and catalytic nanocomposites that enhance both adsorption and photodegradation efficiency. His scholarship also expands to foundational reviews on microplastic pollution, environmental fate, and contaminant transport. Beyond research output, he is an active reviewer for leading journals such as Chemical Engineering Journal, Journal of Environmental Management, Bioresource Technology, and Journal of Hazardous Materials, contributing to global scientific quality and knowledge dissemination. Overall, his research advances innovative, scalable, and sustainable solutions to water purification and environmental protection, supporting next-generation strategies for resource recovery and environmental resilience.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Scopus | Orcid

Featured Publications :

  • Huang, J., Chen, H., Zheng, Y., Yang, Y., Zhang, Y., & Gao, B. (2021). Microplastic pollution in soils and groundwater: Characteristics, analytical methods and impacts. Chemical Engineering Journal, 131870.

  • Luo, Y., Han, Y., Xue, M., Xie, Y., Yin, Z., Xie, C., Li, X., Zheng, Y., Huang, J., Zhang, Y., et al. (2022). Ball-milled bismuth oxybromide/biochar composites with enhanced removal of reactive red owing to synergistic adsorption and photodegradation. Journal of Environmental Management, 114652.

  • Huang, J., Zimmerman, A. R., Wan, Y., Bai, X., Chen, H., Zheng, Y., Zhang, Y., Yang, Y., Fan, Y., & Gao, B. (2024). Removal of sulfamethoxazole using Fe-Mn biochar filtration columns: Influence of co-existing polystyrene microplastics. Journal of Cleaner Production, 143877.

  • Xu, X., Xu, Z., Huang, J., Gao, B., Zhao, L., Qiu, H., & Cao, X. (2021). Sorption of reactive red by biochars ball milled in different atmospheres: Co-effect of surface morphology and functional groups. Chemical Engineering Journal, 127468.

  • Li, F., Zimmerman, A. R., Zheng, Y., Yang, Y., Huang, J., Zhang, Y., Hu, X., Yu, Z., Huang, J., & Gao, B. (2021). P-enriched hydrochar for soil remediation: Synthesis, characterization, and lead stabilization. Science of the Total Environment, 146983.

Prof. Dr. Alexandr Kolesnikov | Anthropogenic | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Dr. Alexandr Kolesnikov | Anthropogenic | Editorial Board Member 

Professor | M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University | Kazakhstan

Prof. Dr. Alexandr Kolesnikov is a distinguished researcher whose work spans anthropogenic material processing, composite binders, construction materials, and industrial waste valorization. His research focuses on transforming man-made and metallurgical waste into high-performance composite materials, contributing significantly to sustainable construction and circular economy practices. Through his investigations on composite binders, heavy concrete formulations, and emulsifier systems for oil and gas operations, he has advanced scientific understanding of material behavior under thermal, chemical, and mechanical influences. His work also encompasses stress–strain analysis of prestressed cylindrical structures, the development of reverse water–oil emulsions, demulsification technologies from fatty acid derivatives, and kinetic studies in nonferrous metal distillation. His interdisciplinary contributions bridge chemical engineering, materials science, and environmental engineering, offering practical solutions for waste utilization, enhanced material durability, and industrial process optimization. With extensive peer-review activity across major international journals, he plays an influential role in maintaining scientific quality and rigor in the engineering and materials research community. His scholarly impact is reflected in strong citation metrics across academic platforms. According to Scopus, he has over 1,667 citations across 88 indexed documents, accompanied by an h-index of 30, demonstrating the broad reach and significance of his work. Google Scholar metrics further support his notable research influence, highlighting consistent academic engagement and continued citation growth. Prof. Kolesnikov’s body of work positions him as a leading contributor to sustainable material innovation and industrial waste conversion technologies.

Profiles : Scopus | Orcid 

Featured Publications :

Kolesnikov, A., Kuldeyev, E., Begentayev, M., Sarsenbayev, B., Syrlybekkyzy, S., Agabekova, A., Bayamirova, R., Togasheva, A., Zholbassarova, A., & Koishina, A. (2025). Investigation of the possibility of utilizing man-made waste to produce composite binders. Journal of Composites Science.

Nurymbetova, R., Ristavletov, R., Suzev, N., Kolesnikov, A., Kalshabekova, E., Kambarov, M., Kudabayev, R., Kopzhasarova, G., Omarov, B., & Zhumayev, Z. (2025). Study on the possibilities of utilizing wastes of polymetallic combines for the production of composite heavy concrete. Journal of Composites Science.

Zhangabay, N., Suleimenov, U., Utelbayeva, A., Buganova, S., Tolganbayev, A., Galymzhan, K., Dossybekov, S., Baibolov, K., Fediuk, R., Amran, M., & Kolesnikov, A. (2023). Experimental research of the stress-strain state of prestressed cylindrical shells considering temperature effects. Case Studies in Construction Materials.

Bondarenko, V. P., Nadirov, K. S., Golubev, V. G., Kolesnikov, A. S., & Sadyrbaeva, A. S. (2017). Study of a reagent-emulsifier for preparing reverse water-oil emulsions used for well-killing. Neftyanoe Khozyaystvo – Oil Industry.

Nadirov, K. S., Zhantasov, M. K., Bimbetova, G. Z., Kolesnikov, A. S., Sadyrbayeva, A. S., Orynbasarov, A. K., Kutzhanova, A. N., Turemuratov, R. S., Botabaev, N. E., & Zhantasova, D. (2016). Examination of optimal parameters of oxy-ethylation of fatty acids for obtaining demulsifiers. Chimica Oggi / Chemistry Today.

Mr. Haseeb ashraf Muhammad ashraf | Bioelectroanalytical | Editorial Board Member

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Mr. Haseeb ashraf Muhammad ashraf | Bioelectroanalytical | Editorial Board Member

Research Assistant | University of Gujrat | Pakistan

Mr. Haseeb ashraf Muhammad ashraf is an emerging researcher in the field of bioelectroanalytical chemistry with a strong focus on sustainable electrochemical systems, microbial fuel cell (MFC) technologies, and nanomaterial-driven environmental remediation. His research integrates advanced MXene-based materials, metal oxides, conductive polymers, and catalytic nanostructures to enhance electron transfer efficiency, energy conversion, and pollutant degradation across diverse bioelectrochemical platforms. He has contributed to shaping innovative approaches for CO2 electroreduction, wastewater-fed microbial fuel cells, and nanoparticle-assisted catalytic reactions, advancing green chemistry and renewable energy strategies. His work emphasizes the interplay between material design and bioelectrochemical performance, particularly exploring how engineered anodes and cathodes can improve power generation, wastewater treatment, and environmental sustainability. His publications demonstrate notable expertise in MXene-modified electrodes, polyaniline-supported biocatalysis, gold nanoparticle-based oxygen reduction catalysts, and optimized synthesis of metal sulfide nanoparticles. With growing recognition in the scientific community, his research output reflects consistent scholarly impact, supported by measurable citation performance. His documented citation indices include Scopus and Google Scholar metrics, with cumulative citations, h-index, and i10-index values that highlight the influence and visibility of his contributions. Collectively, his work positions him as a promising researcher advancing next-generation electrochemical and nanomaterial technologies for clean energy and environmental applications.

Profiles : Google Scholar | Orcid 

Featured Publications :

Ashraf, H., Tariq, M., Sandhu, Z. A., Tariq, A., Raza, M. A., Ashraf, S., Raza, H., & Al-Sehemi, A. G. (2024). MXenes and CO2: A pioneering journey towards sustainable electrochemical reduction. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.

Ashraf, H., Mumtaz, M. W., Jamil, H., Muktar, H., Miran, W., Akhtar, M. T., & Wali, F. (2024). A CoFe2O4/Nb2C-MXene-modified anode improved the performance characteristics of a microbial fuel cell. Catalysts.

Mumtaz, M. W., Mukhtar, H., Miran, W., Alessa, A. H., Waleed, A., Sarwar, Z., & Ashraf, H. (2024). Impact of CeO2 modified cathode and PANI modified anode on tannery wastewater-fed microbial fuel cell performance. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences.

Mumtaz, M. W., Munawar, R., Miran, S., Mukhtar, H., Miran, W., Iqbal, T., Farwa, U., & Ashraf, H. (2024). Polyaniline-modified anode with mixed microbial community improved microbial fuel cell performance. Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery.

Sandhu, Z. A., Farwa, U., Danish, M., Raza, M. A., Ashraf, H., Hamayun, M., Elahi, M., Manzoor, A., Toor, S., & Al-Sehemi, A. G. (2024). Gold nanoparticles as a promising catalyst for efficient oxygen reduction in fuel cells: Perils and prospects. Inorganic Chemistry Communications.