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Zhiqi Sun | Agricultural Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Zhiqi Sun — Qingdao Preschool Education College, China

Zhiqi Sun
Affiliation Qingdao Preschool Education College
Country China
Scopus ID 60108994700
Subject Area Agricultural Economics
Event World Science Awards

Introduction

Zhiqi Sun is a researcher affiliated with Qingdao Preschool Education College in China whose stated research specialization is Agricultural Economics. The researcher is identified in the Scopus system by Author ID 60108994700. [1] This academic recognition profile presents the available bibliographic and institutional information in the context of the Best Researcher Award associated with the World Science Awards.

Abstract

This academic recognition profile documents the available information concerning Zhiqi Sun, an Agricultural Economics researcher affiliated with Qingdao Preschool Education College, China. The profile records Scopus Author ID 60108994700 and identifies the World Science Awards as the associated recognition event. [1] The assessment framework for a researcher recognition profile may consider scholarly specialization, publication activity, bibliographic visibility, research contributions, and broader academic relevance. Where quantitative indicators such as document count, citation count, h-index, or ORCID identification are not supplied in the available input data, they are recorded as not available rather than inferred.

Keywords

Zhiqi Sun; Agricultural Economics; Qingdao Preschool Education College; China; agricultural research; economics; scholarly communication; Scopus; researcher recognition; World Science Awards.

Research Profile

The available profile identifies Zhiqi Sun with Qingdao Preschool Education College and places the researcher within the subject area of Agricultural Economics. Agricultural Economics is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the economic dimensions of agriculture, food systems, natural resources, rural development, markets, production, and related policy questions. The researcher’s Scopus Author ID provides a persistent bibliographic identifier through the Scopus research information system. [1]

Research Contributions

The supplied information establishes Agricultural Economics as the subject area associated with Zhiqi Sun but does not provide a verified list of individual research projects, datasets, methodologies, grants, or specific findings. Consequently, specific research contributions cannot be attributed without additional bibliographic or institutional evidence. A scholarly profile should distinguish documented contributions from general descriptions of a research field and should avoid assigning publications or findings to an author without reliable attribution.

Within the broader discipline, research in Agricultural Economics can address agricultural production and productivity, resource allocation, rural livelihoods, food and commodity markets, agricultural policy, environmental economics, and the economic implications of technological or institutional change. These areas provide contextual scope for interpreting the subject classification, but they should not be treated as a definitive list of Zhiqi Sun’s individual research topics unless supported by publications or other primary academic records.

Publications

No individual publication records, article titles, publication years, journal names, citation counts, or DOI identifiers were supplied for this profile. The Scopus Author ID is provided as the principal bibliographic reference point for locating the researcher’s indexed scholarly record. [1] Publication-level information should be verified directly against the researcher’s authoritative bibliographic profile before being used for formal evaluation or attribution.

Research Impact

Research impact is normally assessed through a combination of scholarly outputs, citation activity, research quality, collaboration, application of findings, and influence on academic or professional practice. For Zhiqi Sun, the supplied data confirm the researcher’s institutional affiliation, disciplinary area, country, and Scopus identifier, but do not provide sufficient quantitative indicators to calculate citation-based impact measures. [1]

Accordingly, no numerical impact ranking or quantitative conclusion is assigned in this profile. Additional evidence such as a verified publication list, citation record, h-index, research projects, grants, patents, policy contributions, or documented societal applications would allow a more comprehensive assessment of research impact.

Award Suitability

The Best Researcher Award profile identifies Zhiqi Sun as a researcher in Agricultural Economics affiliated with Qingdao Preschool Education College. The available information establishes a clear disciplinary and institutional identity and provides a Scopus Author ID that can be used for bibliographic verification. [1] These elements are relevant to an academic recognition profile.

A complete award assessment would ordinarily require evidence covering research productivity, scholarly quality, citation influence, originality, collaboration, research applications, and other criteria specified by the awarding organization. Because publication and citation metrics were not included in the supplied data, this page does not assign a numerical score or make an unsupported comparative judgment. The available evidence should instead be considered a foundational profile record requiring further bibliographic verification.

The recognition event specified in the supplied information is the World Science Awards. Information about the event and its published criteria should be consulted directly when determining the formal requirements, submission process, and evaluation framework applicable to a particular award cycle.

Conclusion

Zhiqi Sun is identified in the available academic profile as an Agricultural Economics researcher at Qingdao Preschool Education College in China, with Scopus Author ID 60108994700. [1] The profile provides a concise foundation for academic recognition documentation while clearly distinguishing supplied information from metrics that were not available.

For a fuller scholarly assessment, additional verified evidence concerning publications, citations, h-index, research projects, DOI-indexed outputs, collaborations, and documented research applications would be appropriate. Such evidence would strengthen the factual basis of any subsequent academic recognition review.

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Zhiqi Sun, Author ID 60108994700. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60108994700
  2. World Science Awards. (n.d.). World Science Awards.
    https://worldscienceawards.com/

Yadeta Bedasa | Agricultural Economics | Young Scientist Award

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Dr. Yadeta Bedasa | Agricultural Economics | Young Scientist Award

Researcher from Wollega University, Ethiopia

Yadeta Bedasa is an emerging researcher and academic from Ethiopia with a strong background in agricultural economics, community service, and project management. With over eight years of experience, he has actively contributed to national development goals by addressing critical issues like food security, climate change, and conflict, particularly in East Africa and the Horn of Africa. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in agricultural economics, Yadeta has already achieved substantial academic milestones, including the authorship of several peer-reviewed articles, book publications, and active participation in national research conferences. His work reflects a deep commitment to understanding and improving agricultural systems, resource management, and household resilience among smallholder farmers. In addition to his research, Yadeta has engaged extensively in teaching, training, and community development, making him a well-rounded scholar-practitioner. His involvement in verified peer review activities across multiple journals further shows his active engagement in the global scientific community. Through his combined experience in research, teaching, project coordination, and academic service, Yadeta demonstrates the qualities of a dedicated and promising young scientist whose contributions are not only academically significant but also have meaningful social impact. His career trajectory indicates strong potential for leadership in research that addresses both local and international challenges.

Professional Profile

Education

Yadeta Bedasa holds a solid educational foundation that supports his research and academic pursuits. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Resource Economics and Management from Wollega University, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, between 2012 and 2016. This undergraduate training provided him with a comprehensive understanding of agricultural systems, economic principles, and resource management. Building on this, Yadeta pursued a Master of Science degree in Agricultural Economics at Jimma University, College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, from 2017 to 2020. His graduate studies focused on advanced economic analysis, agricultural development, and policy research, equipping him with the tools needed to tackle complex issues affecting food systems in Ethiopia and the broader East African region. Currently, he is a Ph.D. candidate in Agricultural Economics, where his research focuses on food security, climate change, and conflict impacts in the Horn of Africa. His formal education has been complemented by additional certificates, including verified programs in programming fundamentals, Android development, data analysis, English proficiency, research methods, and publication training. Together, these qualifications form a robust educational profile that positions Yadeta as a knowledgeable and capable researcher in his field.

Professional Experience

Yadeta Bedasa has accumulated a diverse range of professional experiences over the past eight years, combining research, teaching, community service, and project management. From October 2015 to November 2022, he worked at Wollega University, where he gained extensive experience in teaching, delivering community services, and participating in national research activities. His role involved designing and conducting research projects, publishing articles, preparing reports, and training local communities on agricultural and economic development issues. Since November 2022, Yadeta has been serving as a Project Coordinator and Researcher at Jimma University, where his responsibilities include managing research projects, overseeing community-based initiatives, providing training programs, and contributing to peer review activities for reputable academic journals. His involvement in national research conferences across Ethiopia — at institutions such as Mettu, Wachamo, Wollega, Wolkite, and Arbaminch universities — showcases his active participation in the country’s academic and research landscape. Yadeta’s professional background reflects a balance between academic rigor, leadership, and practical engagement, making him a valuable contributor not only to his institution but also to the broader research community addressing agricultural and development challenges in Ethiopia and beyond.

Research Interests

Yadeta Bedasa’s research interests center around agricultural economics, food security, climate change, conflict, and rural livelihoods, with a strong focus on the East African and Horn of Africa regions. His work explores how agricultural policies, land use practices, irrigation systems, and water scarcity impact household resilience and food security among smallholder farmers. He is particularly interested in understanding the socio-economic drivers of agricultural efficiency and the adoption of improved agricultural technologies, such as potato and sesame varieties, to enhance productivity and food access. Yadeta also investigates the broader impacts of climate change on agricultural systems, integrating environmental, social, and economic dimensions to develop strategies for adaptation and resilience. His publications, including peer-reviewed articles and books, demonstrate his commitment to addressing urgent global challenges through rigorous empirical research and practical solutions. Moreover, his interest in linking research to community service reflects a strong desire to ensure that academic knowledge contributes directly to societal improvements. By combining theoretical insights with applied research, Yadeta’s work contributes to both the academic understanding and practical advancement of sustainable agricultural development, food system resilience, and rural economic transformation in regions facing multiple socio-environmental pressures.

Research Skills

Yadeta Bedasa possesses a wide range of research skills that enable him to conduct high-quality, data-driven studies in agricultural economics and related fields. He is proficient in using statistical and econometric tools such as SPSS, STATA, and GIS software for data analysis, modeling, and interpretation. His expertise in Microsoft Word and Excel allows him to efficiently manage data, prepare reports, and document research findings. Yadeta is skilled in writing and evaluating both research articles and project reports, reflecting his attention to detail and clarity in communication. His strong presentation abilities and experience in delivering training sessions enhance his capacity to share research findings with both academic and non-academic audiences. He also demonstrates effective leadership and project management skills, having coordinated multiple research projects and community service initiatives. Importantly, Yadeta has substantial experience in peer reviewing, with 96 verified peer reviews across 27 academic journals, which indicates his deep engagement with the global research community and his ability to critically evaluate scientific work. Together, these research skills equip Yadeta to conduct impactful, interdisciplinary studies that advance knowledge and inform policy and practice in agricultural development.

Awards and Honors

While specific formal awards are not explicitly listed in his profile, Yadeta Bedasa has achieved several significant professional milestones that reflect recognition and honor within his academic and research communities. Notably, he has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications addressing critical topics such as climate change, food security, and agricultural efficiency in Africa. His books, published under various ISBN numbers, contribute to scholarly discourse and extend his impact beyond journal articles. His active participation in five national research conferences at prominent Ethiopian universities showcases his reputation and standing as a researcher invited to present his work and engage with national academic audiences. Additionally, Yadeta has received a series of professional development certificates, including a verified nano-degree in programming fundamentals, Android development, data analysis, English proficiency, and research publication training, underscoring his commitment to continuous learning and skill enhancement. His verified peer review activity across 27 journals with 96 completed reviews reflects an acknowledgment of his expertise by the international research community, positioning him as a trusted academic peer and contributor. These achievements collectively demonstrate Yadeta’s recognition and growing influence in the fields of agricultural economics and development research.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Yadeta Bedasa is a highly promising young scientist whose research, professional experience, and dedication make him an excellent candidate for the Young Scientist Award. His contributions to the fields of agricultural economics, food security, and climate change address pressing global challenges, particularly in the context of East Africa and the Horn of Africa. Through his research publications, books, national conference participation, and peer review activities, Yadeta has demonstrated both academic excellence and practical impact. His combination of strong technical skills, project management experience, and community engagement further highlights his well-rounded capabilities. While expanding his international collaborations and publishing in higher-impact global journals could strengthen his future profile, his current achievements reflect a clear trajectory of growth, commitment, and meaningful contribution to science and society. Yadeta’s passion for addressing agricultural and development challenges, along with his leadership potential, positions him as a deserving nominee for the Young Scientist Award and a future leader in research that bridges academic knowledge with real-world solutions. His work not only advances scholarly understanding but also fosters positive change in the lives of communities affected by climate and food system pressures.

Publications Top Notes

  1. Title: The effect of climate change on food insecurity in the Horn of Africa
    Authors: Y. Bedasa, A. Bedemo
    Journal: GeoJournal
    Volume/Issue/Pages: 88 (2), 1829–1839
    Citations: 39
    Year: 2023

  2. Title: Food insecurity in East Africa: An integrated strategy to address climate change impact and violence conflict
    Authors: Y. Bedasa, K. Deksisa
    Journal: Journal of Agriculture and Food Research
    Volume/Article Number: 15, 100978
    Citations: 37
    Year: 2024

  3. Title: Is Africa’s food insecurity linked to land use coverage, irrigation adoption and water scarcity?
    Author: Y. Bedasa
    Journal: Irrigation and Drainage
    Volume/Issue/Pages: 73 (1), 334–345
    Citations: 9
    Year: 2024

  4. Title: Impact of improved potato varieties adoption on household resilience to food insecurity
    Authors: T. Tekalign, A. Eneyew, Y. Bedasa
    Journal: Journal of Agriculture and Food Research
    Volume/Article Number: 14, 100737
    Citations: 8
    Year: 2023

  5. Title: Review on economic efficiency of smallholders farmers in the production of sesame: The case of Ethiopia
    Authors: Y. Bedasa, B. Gebissa
    Journal: Journal of Investment and Management
    Volume/Issue/Pages: 9 (4), 107–114
    Citations: 5
    Year: 2020

  6. Title: Technical efficiency of smallholder farmers in sesame production (Ethiopia)
    Authors: Y. Bedasa, T. Tekalign
    Journal: SN Business & Economics
    Volume/Issue/Article Number: 4 (1), 3
    Citations: 1
    Year: 2023

  7. Title: Impacts of climate and non-climate factors on cereal crop yield in East Africa: A generalized method of moments (GMM) panel data analysis
    Authors: Y. Bedasa, A. Gemechu, A. Bedemo, B. Gebissa, B. Xiuguang
    Journal: Journal of Agriculture and Food Research
    Volume/Article Number: 21, 101829
    Year: 2025