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Thabo Lephoto | Environmental Science | Outstanding Contribution Award

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Outstanding Contribution Award

Thabo Lephoto
University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), South Africa
Thabo Lephoto
Affiliation University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN)
Country South Africa
Scopus ID 57356462300
Documents 4
Citations 8
h-index 2
Subject Area Statistics, Bayesian Modelling, Data Science, Spatial Analysis, Environmental Science
Event World Science Awards
ORCID 0000-0001-6113-1213

Thabo Lephoto is a South African statistician, academic, and researcher affiliated with the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN). His academic contributions are centered on Bayesian statistics, spatial modelling, time series analysis, and data science applications in public health, education, and environmental systems. His research portfolio demonstrates interdisciplinary statistical modelling approaches that address complex societal and scientific challenges, particularly in epidemiology, ecological systems, and predictive analytics.[1]

Abstract

This academic article presents a comprehensive overview of the scholarly achievements and professional contributions of Thabo Lephoto, a statistician and academic researcher specializing in Bayesian statistics, spatial modelling, and data science. His research has contributed to the advancement of multivariate Bayesian modelling approaches, particularly in epidemiological and environmental applications. In addition to his research activities, Lephoto has demonstrated leadership in postgraduate supervision, academic teaching, curriculum support, and applied data analytics consulting. His interdisciplinary collaborations and publication record illustrate the integration of statistical methodologies with practical societal applications, reinforcing his standing within the broader statistical sciences community.[2]

Keywords

Bayesian Statistics, Spatial Modelling, Data Science, Time Series Analysis, Public Health Analytics, Statistical Modelling, Epidemiology, Machine Learning, Environmental Statistics, Research Supervision.

Introduction

The discipline of statistics plays a critical role in modern scientific discovery, enabling evidence-based decision-making across healthcare, engineering, economics, environmental science, and social policy. Within this evolving landscape, researchers who combine methodological rigor with applied interdisciplinary insight are increasingly important. Thabo Lephoto represents a contemporary academic profile characterized by strong theoretical foundations and impactful applied statistical research.[3]

Research Profile

Thabo Lephoto has established an academic profile grounded in both theoretical and applied statistics. His expertise encompasses Bayesian modelling, spatial statistics, multivariate analysis, regression modelling, and time series methodologies. Through his work at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, he has contributed to teaching, postgraduate supervision, curriculum development, and research mentoring.[5]

Research Contributions

Lephoto’s research contributions focus primarily on the development and application of Bayesian statistical methodologies to real-world datasets involving spatial and temporal complexity. His doctoral research investigated multivariate Bayesian modelling frameworks for tick life-stage count data, integrating spatially varying coefficients and temporal trends to improve epidemiological understanding and public health risk assessment.[7]

Publications

  1. Lephoto, T., Mwambi, H., Bodhlyera, O., & Gaff, H. (2026). Bayesian Multivariate Modelling of Lone Star Tick Life Stage Abundance and Temporal Trends to Inform Public Health Risk in Virginia. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
  2. Nzimande, N., Royimana, L., & Lephoto, T. (2025). Evaluation of environmental and neighbourhood satisfaction across the socio-demographic gradients using in-situ and geospatial data. SageOpen, 15(1). DOI:
    https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440251313950
  3. Bansilal, S., Lephoto, T., North, D., & Zewotir, T. (2022). Exploring the association between teacher-related factors and Grade 8 mathematics achievement. South African Journal of Education, 42(1). DOI:

Research Impact

The research impact of Thabo Lephoto is reflected in his contributions to applied statistical science, postgraduate mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaborations. His work in Bayesian and spatio-temporal modelling contributes to improved understanding of disease transmission dynamics and environmental risk assessment. Furthermore, his educational analytics research provides evidence-based insights into academic performance factors within South African educational contexts.[10]

Award Suitability

Thabo Lephoto demonstrates strong suitability for recognition within the fields of statistics and data science due to his balanced contributions across research, teaching, supervision, and community-engaged scholarship. His scholarly profile reflects methodological rigor, interdisciplinary collaboration, and applied analytical innovation. His growing publication portfolio, combined with postgraduate supervision and academic service, positions him as an emerging contributor to the advancement of statistical sciences in Africa and internationally.[12]

Conclusion

Thabo Lephoto represents a contemporary academic scholar whose work bridges theoretical statistics with practical societal applications. His expertise in Bayesian statistics, spatial modelling, and applied data science has contributed to research developments in public health, education, and environmental analytics. Through scholarly publications, postgraduate supervision, academic leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration, he continues to contribute to the advancement of statistical sciences within South Africa and the global academic community.[13]

References

  1. ORCID. (n.d.). Thabo Lephoto ORCID Profile.
    https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6113-1213
  2. University of KwaZulu-Natal. (2024). Academic and Research Profile Documentation.
  3. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Thabo Lephoto, Author ID 57356462300. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57356462300

Christian Schachtner | Sustainability Management | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Christian Schachtner | Sustainability Management | Research Excellence Award

RheinMain University of Applied Sciences | Germany

Prof. Dr. Christian Schachtner is a distinguished academic and expert in Business Informatics with a focus on digital transformation in the public sector. He currently serves as Full Professor at RheinMain University of Applied Sciences and was elected Vice President for Education and Sustainability in 2025. With a strong educational background in public administration and a doctorate in economics (Dr. rer. pol.), his work bridges governance, technology, and innovation. He has over a decade of managerial and consulting experience, contributing to numerous federal, state, and municipal digitalization projects. His research interests include smart cities, e-government, artificial intelligence in administration, and sustainable governance. Professor Schachtner has authored and edited several influential publications and actively participates in international conferences, academic committees, and peer-review activities, making significant contributions to advancing digital public administration globally.

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Ju-Dong Jang | Environmental Science | Global Health Impact Award

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Prof. Ju-Dong Jang | Environmental Science | Global Health Impact Award

Konyang University & World Association for Health Education (WAHE) | South Korea

Dr. Ju-Dong Jang is a Professor at the Graduate School of Public Health and Welfare, Konyang University, Republic of Korea, and serves as President of the World Association for Health Education (WAHE). His interdisciplinary research integrates environmental health, infection control, behavioral science, and health promotion, with a particular focus on aerosol transmission and indoor air quality. He has contributed to impactful research, including the development of innovative source-control technologies for aerosol suppression and evidence-based strategies for infection prevention. Dr. Jang has authored several peer-reviewed publications in international journals and collaborates with global researchers across public health and environmental sciences. His work significantly advances community-based integrated care systems and promotes healthier environments, demonstrating strong societal impact in both healthcare settings and public health policy development.

Featured Publications

Man-Gyu Song, Sumin Kim, Sang-Gyu Kim, Philip Kofie, Ju-Dong Jang, Muhammad Sarfraz (2026).
Experimental Evaluation of a Source‐Control Toilet System for Aerosol Suppression Using Ammonia (NH3) and Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Gases. Indoor Air | Journal Article · 2026 · DOI: 10.1155/ina/6686313

Achangwa, C., Ryu, H. S., Lee, J. K., & Jang, J. D. (2022).
Adverse effects of smartphone addiction among university students in South Korea: A systematic review
Healthcare | Journal Article · 2022 · DOI: 10.3390/healthcare11010014

Minhsuan Chen | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Minhsuan Chen | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

Department of Environmental Engineering, National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan

Assist. Prof. Dr. Minhsuan Chen demonstrates strong potential for recognition through this award based on his rapidly developing track record, multidisciplinary research strengths, and contributions to advancing circular economy–based waste valorization strategies. His research portfolio reflects a solid and impactful foundation in environmental engineering, with a particular focus on sewage sludge utilization, organic waste recycling, heavy metal stabilization, and bioresource conversion technologies. His specialized work with Black Soldier Fly (BSF) bioconversion—particularly in lipid upgrading toward sustainable biofuels such as biodiesel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel—positions him within an emerging research frontier aligned with global sustainability priorities, carbon-neutral transitions, and climate policy goals. Dr. Chen has contributed meaningfully to the field through national-scale sludge assessment studies that address the often-overlooked variability and data scarcity impacting waste recycling policy frameworks in Asia. His publication record includes 88 authored documents indexed in Scopus, supported by 2,503 citations and an h-index of 27, which reflects strong visibility, scientific contribution, and growing global recognition at an early career stage. These indicators, combined with ongoing funded projects and editorial responsibilities, demonstrate capacity for research leadership and field shaping. Areas for further development include widening international collaborations, strengthening interdisciplinary application in industrial-scale deployment, and accelerating patentable innovations or technology transfer outcomes to bridge laboratory research to commercial adoption. Enhancing engagement with global sustainability networks, EU frameworks, industry accelerators, and policy-making bodies may further elevate the impact and translatability of his work. Looking ahead, Dr. Chen’s trajectory suggests significant potential to become a leading figure in sustainable waste-to-resource systems, circular bioeconomy engineering, and applied environmental biotechnology. His ongoing projects on carbon-negative bioresource pathways, microbial–insect synergistic conversion models, and heavy metal risk mechanisms signal a compelling roadmap for impactful research, scalable eco-innovation, and policy-relevant outcomes. With continued productivity, increased international partnerships, and expanded community-based implementation models, Dr. Chen is positioned to contribute meaningfully to global waste valorization strategies and the development of next-generation sustainable energy solutions.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Chen, M., Oshita, K., Mahzoun, Y., Takaoka, M., Fukutani, S., & Shiota, K. (2021). Survey of elemental composition in dewatered sludge in Japan.

Chen, M., Oshita, K., Takaoka, M., & Shiota, K. (2022). Co-incineration effect of sewage sludge and municipal solid waste on the behavior of heavy metals by phosphorus.

Oleszek, S., Shiota, K., Chen, M., & Takaoka, M. (2022). Effective Separation and Recovery of Manganese and Potassium from Biomass Ash by Solvent Extraction.

Chen, M., Oshita, K., & Takaoka, M. (2021). Feasibility Study on the Co-incineration of Municipal Solid Waste and Sewage Sludge in Taiwan.

Satish Bhagwatrao Aher | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Satish Bhagwatrao Aher | Environmental Science | Research Excellence Award

ICMR- National Institute for Research in Environmental Health | India

Dr. Satish Bhagwatrao Aher is a dedicated Environmental Scientist currently serving as Scientist-C at the Indian Council of Medical Research–National Institute for Research in Environmental Health (ICMR-NIREH), Bhopal. With a Ph.D. in Environmental Science, his core expertise encompasses atmospheric pollution, environmental health, air quality monitoring, heavy metal exposure assessment, and climate–pollution interactions. Over the last decade, Dr. Aher has significantly contributed to translational research addressing environmental risks and public health burden, particularly in the context of Central India’s industrial and agricultural pollution landscape. Dr. Aher’s scientific output includes more than 30 peer-reviewed publications, with five indexed in PubMed, reflecting steady contributions to environmental monitoring, pollutant behaviour analysis, climate impacts, and exposure-based health risk assessments. His work demonstrates a growing scholarly footprint, reflected in an H-index of 16. He has served as first, last, or corresponding author in several high-impact publications, underscoring his leadership in research execution and scientific communication. His research additionally spans interdisciplinary collaborations with experts in soil science, climate modelling, atmospheric chemistry, and community health systems. As Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator, Dr. Aher has successfully executed multiple large-scale environmental health projects funded by national bodies including ICMR and industrial partners. His portfolio includes research on particulate matter characterization, crop-residue burning, trace metal profiling, respiratory disease epidemiology, environmental exposure in vulnerable populations, and mitigation frameworks for community-scale pollution management. Notably, he is actively involved in the flagship ICMR-funded CRISPI project, examining chronic respiratory disease burden associated with environmental exposures across India. Dr. Aher is also recognized as a Fellow of prestigious scientific bodies including UGC, ICAR-IISS, IIAPC, and ISCA, reflecting his credibility, scientific leadership, and contribution to national research priorities. His work continues to support public health policies, air quality mitigation strategies, and sustainable environmental governance—bridging scientific evidence with societal benefit.

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Featured Publications

Aher, S. B., Lakaria, B. L., Kaleshananda, S., Singh, A. B., Ramana, S., Ramesh, K., et al. (2015). Effect of organic farming practices on soil and performance of soybean (Glycine max) under semi-arid tropical conditions in Central India. Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 7(1), 67–71.

Aher, S. B., Sengupta, B., & Bhaveshananda, S. (2012). Organic agriculture: Way towards sustainable development. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3(1), 209.

Rajput, P. S., Srivastava, S., Sharma, B. L., Sachidanand, B., Dey, P., Aher, S. B., et al. (2016). Effect of soil-test-based long-term fertilization on soil health and performance of rice crop in Vertisols of Central India. International Journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology, 9(5).

Aher, S. B., Lakaria, B. L., Swami, K., Singh, A. B., Ramana, S., Thakur, J. K., et al. (2018). Soil microbial population and enzyme activities under organic, biodynamic and conventional agriculture in semi-arid tropical conditions of Central India. Journal of Experimental Biology and Agricultural Science, 6(5), 763–773.

Yashona, D. S., Mishra, U. S., & Aher, S. B. (2018). Response of pulse crops to sole and combined mode of zinc application: A review. Journal of Soils and Crops, 28(2), 249–258.

Carlos Alvarez-Moya | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Carlos Alvarez-Moya | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

University of Guadalajara, Mexico

Dr. Carlos Alvarez-Moya is a distinguished Professor and Researcher (Titular C) at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico, with over three decades of academic excellence and scientific contribution in the fields of Genetic Toxicology, Molecular Genetics, and Biomedical Sciences. His scholarly pursuits are centered on understanding the mechanisms of genetic damage, mutagenesis, and environmental genotoxicity, with a focus on developing and applying bioassays—such as the Comet Assay—to evaluate DNA damage in animal and plant systems. Throughout his academic career, Dr. Alvarez-Moya has demonstrated a profound commitment to both research and education. He has published over 40 scientific articles in prestigious national and international journals, authored five books, and contributed nine book chapters, making him a leading voice in genetic toxicology research in Latin America. His studies have provided valuable insights into the assessment of genotoxic risk, contributing to public health, environmental safety, and policy-making related to toxic substances. He is an active Member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences and has been recognized as a National Researcher (SNI Level I) by the National System of Researchers (CONACYT), affirming his standing as an influential figure in Mexico’s scientific community. Dr. Alvarez-Moya’s leadership extends beyond research, encompassing curriculum development and academic mentoring, where he has played a vital role in shaping undergraduate and postgraduate programs in genetics and biology. His dedication to education is reflected in his long-standing contribution to teaching subjects such as Genetics, Advanced Genetics, Evolutionary Genetics, and Molecular Biology. His work has earned multiple accolades, including the Premio al Mérito Académico, the Premio COCYTJAL de Ciencia Jalisco, and the CONPPRYT Science Dissemination Award, among others. Beyond academia, his research has tangible societal impact, offering innovative methods for genetic damage detection that aid in environmental monitoring, biomedical applications, and sustainable biotechnology. Through his scientific rigor, mentorship, and vision, Dr. Alvarez-Moya continues to contribute meaningfully to the global advancement of life sciences and environmental genetics.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

  1. Reynoso-Silva, M., Alvarez-Moya, C., Guzmán-Rubio, F. M., Velázquez-Cruz, D. G., Moreno-Del Río, D., Ramírez-Hernández, B. C., Barrientos-Ramírez, L., Vargas-Radillo, J. de J., Gutiérrez-Martínez, P. B., & Ruíz-López, M. A. (2025). Genetic damage to human lymphocytes induced by contaminated water in populations surrounding Lake Chapala and the Santiago River, Jalisco, México. Toxics, 13(10), 887.

  2. Reynoso-Silva, M., Alvarez-Moya, C., Vargas-Radillo, J. de J., Barrientos-Ramírez, L., & Rodríguez-Macías, R. (2024). Genetic damage in human blood cells exposed to germicidal lamps and cytoprotection of ascorbic acid. Revista Biomédica, 35(2).

  3. Alvarez-Moya, C., & Reynoso-Silva, M. (2023). Assessment of genetic damage induced via glyphosate and three commercial formulations with adjuvants in human blood cells. International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 24(5), 4560.

  4. Alvarez Moya, C., Reynoso Silva, M., Barrientos Ramírez, L., & Vargas Radillo, J. de J. (2022). Evaluation of genetic damage and antigenotoxic effect of ascorbic acid in erythrocytes of Orochromis niloticus and Ambystoma mexicanum using migration groups as a parameter. Applied Sciences, 12(15), 7507.

  5. Alvarez-Moya, C., Sámano-León, A. G., Reynoso-Silva, M., Ramírez-Velasco, R., Ruíz-López, M. A., & Villalobos-Arámbula, A. R. (2022). Antigenotoxic effect of ascorbic acid and resveratrol in erythrocytes of Ambystoma mexicanum, Oreochromis niloticus and human lymphocytes exposed to glyphosate. Current Issues in Molecular Biology, 44(5), 151.

Thanaa Hammad | Environmental Science | Women Researcher Award

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Prof. Thanaa Hammad | Environmental Science | Women Researcher Award

Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute (EPRI), Applications Petroleum Department, 1-Ahmad El Zomor St., Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt.

Professor Dr. Thanaa Abdel-Moghny Mohamed Hammad is a renowned scholar in applied organic and petroleum chemistry, currently serving at the Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute (EPRI), Egypt, where she has held leadership roles including Head of the Petroleum Applications Department and Petroleum Additive Laboratory. She earned her B.Sc. in Chemistry, followed by an M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry (1991) and a Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry (1995) from Ain Shams University, Cairo. Over the course of her distinguished career, she has built a strong reputation in petroleum applications, oil spill dispersants, surfactant chemistry, enhanced oil recovery, wastewater treatment, nanocomposites, and environmental protection, contributing to both industry and academia. Her professional experience includes supervising numerous M.Sc. and Ph.D. theses at Egyptian universities, evaluating dissertations, serving on scientific committees, and providing peer reviews for reputed international journals such as Energy & Fuels. Prof. Hammad’s research interests extend to petroleum waste management, water desalination using advanced nanomaterials, and sustainable methods for pollution control, which align with global energy and environmental challenges. She has demonstrated strong research skills in designing petroleum additives, developing dispersants, characterizing nanocomposites, and applying innovative approaches for water and wastewater treatment. Her scholarly impact is reflected in her publications across Scopus- and IEEE-indexed journals, citations indexed in Google Scholar and Scopus, and contributions presented at international conferences in Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. She is also a member of professional bodies including the Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD) and the Egyptian Fellowship of Chemistry Society. Her awards and honors include recognition for her contributions to petroleum chemistry, environmental sustainability, and mentorship of young scientists. In conclusion, Professor Thanaa Hammad stands out as a committed researcher, educator, and leader whose work bridges scientific innovation and practical solutions for energy and environmental sustainability, making her a valuable contributor to both national and international scientific communities.

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Featured Publications

El Seoud, E. L. B. O. A., Pires, P. A. R., & Abdel-Moghny, T. (2007). Synthesis and micellar properties of surface-active ionic liquids: 1-Alkyl-3-methylimidazolium chlorides. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 313, 296–304. — Cited 327

Hosny, R., Fathy, M., Ramzi, M., Moghny, T. A., Desouky, S. E. M., & Shama, S. A. (2016). Treatment of the oily produced water (OPW) using coagulant mixtures. Egyptian Journal of Petroleum, 25(3), 391–396. — Cited 147

Showell, M. (2016). Handbook of detergents, part D: Formulation. CRC Press. — Cited 130

Elfiky, A. A. E. A., Mubarak, M. F., Keshawy, M., Sayed, I. E. T., & Moghny, T. A. (2024). Novel nanofiltration membrane modified by metal oxide nanocomposite for dyes removal from wastewater. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 26(8), 19935–19957. — Cited 105

El-Said, T. A. M., & Ramzi, M. (2009). Analysis of oilfield waters by ion chromatography to determine the composition of scale deposition. Desalination, 249, 748–756. — Cited 101

Yu Peng | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yu Peng | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Minzu University of China | China

Prof. Yu Peng is a leading scholar in the field of ecology, specializing in biodiversity conservation, landscape ecology, and ecological restoration. His work integrates advanced remote sensing technologies with ecological modeling to evaluate plant diversity across multiple spatial and temporal scales. By combining hyperspectral imagery, UAV data, and landscape metrics, he has developed a systematic approach to address global biodiversity loss and land degradation. His academic contributions span over eighty peer-reviewed publications in high-impact international journals, three scholarly monographs, and several national technical standards. Beyond research, Prof. Yu has been instrumental in guiding young scholars, having supervised postgraduate and undergraduate students who achieved recognition in academic competitions. His expertise bridges fundamental research and applied solutions, contributing to ecological management strategies, climate change impact assessments, and sustainable land-use planning. He has played an active role in professional societies, editorial boards, and policy frameworks, reflecting his dedication to the advancement of ecological sciences. With a balance of research innovation, community leadership, and mentorship, Prof. Yu exemplifies a researcher whose work impacts both academia and society. His strong interdisciplinary approach ensures his contributions remain highly relevant to pressing global environmental challenges.

Professinal Profile

Education

Prof. Yu Peng received rigorous training in ecological science through advanced academic pathways that built a strong foundation for his career in research and innovation. He earned his doctoral degree in ecology from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he focused on biodiversity monitoring and ecological modeling using cutting-edge techniques. During his doctoral research, he cultivated expertise in applying remote sensing tools for ecological restoration and biodiversity assessment, positioning himself at the intersection of technology and environmental science. His education emphasized both theoretical ecological frameworks and practical applications in conservation biology. Throughout his academic journey, he engaged in collaborative projects, seminars, and interdisciplinary courses that broadened his understanding of environmental processes at local, regional, and global scales. His training exposed him to multiple disciplines such as geography, environmental science, and information technology, enhancing his ability to conduct cross-disciplinary research. He also benefited from mentorship under senior ecologists, which shaped his skills in fieldwork, data analysis, and scientific communication. This strong educational background empowered him to develop advanced ecological indicators and analytical frameworks. His academic foundation continues to guide his innovative research in biodiversity monitoring, landscape ecology, and ecological restoration, ensuring he remains a leader in his field.

Professional Experience

Prof. Yu Peng has cultivated an extensive professional career characterized by leadership in research, teaching, and scientific community engagement. At the College of Life and Environmental Sciences, Minzu University of China, he serves as a professor dedicated to advancing ecological research and mentoring future scientists. His professional journey includes presiding over multiple national and institutional research projects that address critical ecological issues such as biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, and climate change impacts. As a researcher, he has contributed significantly to global biodiversity studies by publishing extensively in top-tier international journals. His professional experience also includes developing national technical standards for biodiversity assessment using UAV remote sensing, reflecting his influence beyond academia into policy and practice. In addition to his research achievements, he has guided postgraduate and undergraduate students, many of whom have excelled in research competitions. Prof. Yu has also contributed to the scientific community by serving as Deputy Secretary-General of the Long-term Ecology Special Committee of the Chinese Ecological Society and as Director of the Beijing Biodiversity Research Association. His editorial appointments and active participation as a peer reviewer highlight his integral role in shaping the direction of ecological research at both national and international levels.

Research Interests

Prof. Yu Peng’s research interests span the fields of biodiversity conservation, landscape ecology, and ecological restoration, with a focus on integrating advanced technologies into ecological assessment. He is particularly interested in developing remote sensing indicators for plant diversity monitoring, using hyperspectral and UAV-based data to measure alpha and beta diversity across ecosystems. His studies investigate the interactions between landscape patterns and ecological processes, offering insights into how spatial heterogeneity influences ecological functions and biodiversity resilience. Climate change and its impact on plant communities form another core area of his work, where he examines global trends of biotic homogenization and ecosystem vulnerability. His research also addresses practical challenges in ecological restoration, with case studies in degraded ecosystems such as sandy grasslands. By combining ecological theory with applied methods, he provides frameworks for biodiversity monitoring that inform conservation strategies and sustainable land-use planning. Furthermore, he actively explores the role of landscape connectivity and patch dynamics in supporting ecosystem services and biodiversity stability. His multidisciplinary research bridges ecology, remote sensing, and environmental management, making his contributions highly relevant to global environmental challenges such as climate adaptation, conservation planning, and ecosystem service optimization.

Research Skills

Prof. Yu Peng has developed a comprehensive set of research skills that enable him to conduct advanced ecological studies and contribute to interdisciplinary science. He is highly skilled in remote sensing applications, including the use of hyperspectral and multispectral imagery for ecological monitoring and biodiversity analysis. His expertise extends to UAV-based data collection, spatial modeling, and GIS-based ecological assessments. These technical abilities are complemented by strong analytical skills in ecological statistics, modeling of landscape patterns, and interpretation of biodiversity indicators. He has extensive experience in designing and executing long-term ecological monitoring projects, which involve integrating field surveys with advanced data processing techniques. In addition to technical expertise, Prof. Yu possesses strong academic writing and publication skills, reflected in his numerous contributions to high-impact journals. He is adept at interdisciplinary collaboration, often working across domains such as geography, computer science, and climate research. His leadership in guiding graduate students demonstrates his mentoring and teaching abilities, ensuring knowledge transfer and capacity building. Furthermore, his involvement in developing national technical standards highlights his skill in translating research findings into practical guidelines for ecological management and policy. These combined skills establish him as a versatile and influential ecological researcher.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Yu Peng has been recognized with numerous awards and honors that highlight his contributions to ecological research, teaching, and community service. He was honored as a Wiley China Open Science High Contribution Author, recognizing his impactful publications in international journals. His excellence as a reviewer was acknowledged when he was awarded the Best Reviewer on the 40th anniversary of Acta Ecologica Sinica. His scholarly influence has also been demonstrated through invitations to contribute as guest editor and editorial board member for international journals such as Diversity and The Global Environmental Engineers. In teaching, he received the third prize in a university-level teaching competition, underscoring his effectiveness as an educator. For his contributions to applied research, he received recognition from the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, where his research reports earned the third prize. Beyond individual awards, his patents and software copyrights reflect innovation and practical impact in ecological monitoring and biodiversity assessment. His leadership roles in professional societies, including serving as Deputy Secretary-General of the Long-term Ecology Special Committee of the Chinese Ecological Society and Director of the Beijing Biodiversity Research Association, further affirm his influence and recognition within the scientific community.

Publication Top Notes

  1. Global effects of patch edge on plant species alpha diversity — 2025

  2. Impact of patch edge patterns on plant species beta diversity in global vegetation — 2025 — 2 citations

  3. Climate change increases biotic homogeneity and species alpha diversity in global forests — 2025

  4. Both Current and Historical Landscape Patterns Impact Plant Diversity Across Different Vegetation Types — 2025

  5. Impact of landscape pattern evolution on plant alpha diversity — 2025

  6. High-precision estimation of plant alpha diversity in different ecosystems based on Sentinel-2 data — 2024 — 4 citations

  7. Landscape connection and patch complexity explain plant community similarity in sandy grasslands better than habitat amount and landscape heterogeneity via network analysis — 2024 — 2 citations

Conclusion

Prof. Yu Peng’s academic journey and professional career demonstrate a profound commitment to advancing ecological science through innovation, leadership, and collaboration. His groundbreaking work in developing remote sensing-based indicators has significantly improved biodiversity assessment and ecological restoration practices, contributing both to scientific advancement and policy formulation. By publishing widely in high-impact journals, authoring monographs, and contributing to technical standards, he has established himself as a thought leader in ecology. His mentorship of students reflects his dedication to cultivating future generations of ecologists, ensuring the continuity of research excellence. The honors and awards he has received underscore his influence as a scholar and educator, while his leadership in professional societies reflects his service to the scientific community. His ability to bridge research, teaching, and applied practice positions him as a model academic who contributes both to knowledge generation and societal benefit. Looking ahead, his continued research in biodiversity monitoring, landscape ecology, and climate change will further strengthen global efforts in conservation and sustainability. Prof. Yu Peng’s achievements and potential make him highly deserving of recognition through prestigious awards, confirming his status as an outstanding researcher and academic leader.

Anouar BEN MABROUK | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Anouar BEN MABROUK | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Professor from University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

Professor Anouar Ben Mabrouk is a distinguished academic and researcher in mathematics, currently serving at the University of Monastir and the University of Kairouan, Tunisia. He holds full professorial qualifications from both the Tunisian and French Ministries of Higher Education in Pure and Applied Mathematics. With a career spanning over two decades, his research is grounded in advanced mathematical theories and their cross-disciplinary applications. Professor Ben Mabrouk is recognized for his profound contributions to wavelets, fractals, probability, statistics, signal processing, and mathematical models in finance, biology, and the environment. His scholarly output includes over a hundred peer-reviewed publications, multiple book chapters, and extensive teaching across various institutions in Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, and France. His academic roles also extend to thesis supervision at undergraduate, master’s, and Ph.D. levels. In addition to traditional research, he engages with topics like scientific phenomena in the Qur’an and Sunnah, translating key texts from Arabic to English and French. He has played crucial roles in research projects related to sustainability, health modeling, and climate impact. Professor Ben Mabrouk’s academic footprint reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary knowledge creation, curriculum development, and scientific inquiry, marking him as a global contributor to the advancement of mathematical sciences.

Professional Profile

Education

Professor Anouar Ben Mabrouk’s academic journey is marked by excellence and specialization in mathematics. He began with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir in 1995, followed by graduate studies in Mathematics, where he defended his Master’s thesis on the multifractal spectrum of measures in 1998. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Monastir in 2007, focusing on wavelet analysis of quasi self-similar functions. Furthering his academic distinction, he completed his HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) in 2015 at the University of Kairouan, addressing wavelets and nonlinear PDEs. His qualifications have been formally recognized by the Tunisian Ministry of Higher Education and the French Ministry of Higher Education, granting him the title of Full Professor in both Pure and Applied Mathematics in 2019. This dual recognition underlines the international credibility of his educational background. Additionally, he obtained a university diploma in scientific studies in mathematics and physics (1993) and a mathematics-focused Baccalaureate from Tataouine in 1991. This strong academic foundation laid the groundwork for his contributions across mathematics, computational analysis, and interdisciplinary applications.

Professional Experience

Professor Anouar Ben Mabrouk has accumulated a rich and varied professional experience in teaching, research, and academic administration. Over the past two decades, he has served in key roles at several institutions, including the University of Monastir and the Higher Institute of Applied Mathematics and Computer Sciences at the University of Kairouan. His teaching portfolio spans undergraduate to postgraduate levels, covering subjects such as functional analysis, real analysis, numerical methods, differential geometry, fractals, and financial mathematics. He has also taught extensively in Saudi Arabia at Taibah University, Um-Al-Qura University, and Tabuk University, where he contributed to curriculum development, program accreditation, and academic committees. In addition to his teaching commitments, he has served as a supervisor for countless undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral theses. His roles on PhD and HDR committees and scientific research councils demonstrate his leadership in shaping academic programs. Professor Ben Mabrouk has also been involved in several national and international collaborations and scientific committees, particularly in the fields of environmental modeling, smart health systems, and sustainable development. His experience reflects a strong balance between deep academic involvement and applied scientific contributions that address real-world problems.

Research Interests

Professor Ben Mabrouk’s research interests lie at the intersection of advanced mathematics and real-world application domains. His primary focus includes wavelets and fractals, with applications in signal and image processing, financial mathematics, climate science, and biological systems. He is also deeply involved in the study of partial differential equations (PDEs), both from theoretical and numerical perspectives, particularly on fractal domains and with fractal initial data. Another significant interest lies in biomathematics and biostatistics, especially concerning biosignals and bioimages, where his mathematical models support the diagnosis and understanding of physiological phenomena. Furthermore, he has extended his research to the applications of Clifford algebras in signal and image processing, enabling new ways of interpreting multidimensional data. His work also touches on the scientific and mathematical analysis of religious texts, particularly those from the Qur’an and Sunnah, adding a unique dimension to his interdisciplinary profile. He contributes to climate change research by modeling pollution dispersion and sustainable resource management. Professor Ben Mabrouk’s comprehensive and integrative approach to research showcases his commitment to using mathematical tools to address global challenges across health, environment, technology, and culture.

Research Skills

Professor Anouar Ben Mabrouk possesses a broad spectrum of research skills that position him as a leader in interdisciplinary mathematical studies. His expertise includes advanced modeling using wavelets and fractals, statistical analysis, and non-commutative algebra. He is proficient in both analytical and numerical methods for solving partial differential equations, especially in complex domains. His skills also encompass the use of mathematical models for financial systems, environmental impact simulations, and biomedical data processing. In signal and image processing, he employs tools from functional and harmonic analysis, as well as Clifford algebras, to interpret complex datasets. He demonstrates strong abilities in project development and execution, having led and contributed to research funded by the Saudi Research and Development Innovation Authority and other institutions. His experience also includes translating theoretical mathematical constructs into practical applications across sustainability, health monitoring, and resource optimization. Additionally, Professor Ben Mabrouk is adept in scientific writing, publication strategies, and peer-review processes, as evidenced by his roles as editor and reviewer for various academic journals. His supervisory and mentoring capabilities further highlight his strength in academic leadership and capacity-building in research.

Awards and Honors

While specific awards and formal honors are not extensively listed, Professor Ben Mabrouk’s academic distinctions are reflected in the dual recognition of his professorship from both the Tunisian and French higher education authorities—an honor that places him among a select group of internationally certified scholars. He has served as a member of multiple scientific committees and accreditation boards, notably at Tabuk University in Saudi Arabia. His repeated selection for leading roles in research projects funded by government institutions, such as the Saudi Research and Development Innovation Authority, illustrates the trust and recognition he has earned from research funders and academic institutions. Additionally, his contributions to mathematical education and curriculum development across multiple countries underline the esteem in which he is held. His membership in respected bodies such as the Tunisian Mathematical Society and The Asian Council of Science Editors further acknowledges his standing in the academic community. Professor Ben Mabrouk’s extensive publication record, leadership in cross-border academic initiatives, and multidisciplinary engagements are in themselves reflective of significant academic honor and professional respect.

Conclusion

Professor Anouar Ben Mabrouk exemplifies the ideal profile of a globally engaged researcher and educator whose work bridges rigorous mathematical theory with impactful real-world applications. With a foundation grounded in fractals, wavelets, and PDEs, he has extended his scholarship to diverse areas including finance, health, climate, and environmental sustainability. His teaching and mentoring contributions span continents and academic levels, nurturing future generations of mathematicians and interdisciplinary researchers. His involvement in high-impact research projects, curriculum development, and academic leadership underscores his holistic approach to advancing science and education. His dual professorial accreditation from France and Tunisia, combined with his publication record, project leadership, and service on academic committees, positions him as a scholar of high integrity and influence. Professor Ben Mabrouk continues to contribute meaningfully to both theoretical inquiry and applied science, making him a strong candidate for recognition through the Best Researcher Award. His profile represents not just scholarly excellence, but also a commitment to the global advancement of knowledge in mathematics and its real-life applications.

Publications Top Notes

  1. On an assorted nonlinear Schrödinger dynamical system
    Authors: AF Aljohani, S Arfaoui, A Ben Mabrouk
    Journal: Arabian Journal of Mathematics, pp. 1–29

  2. Numerical solution for stochastic mixed nonlinear Schrödinger equation
    Authors: S Arfaoui, AB Mabrouk, C Souissi
    Journal: Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Brasov. Series III: Mathematics

  3. A wavelet time-frequency analysis of pandemic dynamics and impacts—COVID-19 case study
    Authors: A Hamdouni, ME Zidan, A Ben Mabrouk, M Guettari
    Journal: International Journal of Biomathematics

  4. ABS1254-PARE Addressing patients with systemic autoimmune diseases needs through educational booklets: Experience of the Tunisian Association of Young Internists
    Authors: O Dhrif, H Abida, R Abida, W Helali, S Kammoun, F Fatnassi, W Letifi, …
    Journal: Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases 84, p. 1833

  5. Testing for the multifractality in air pollutants time series and application to Tabuk region case study
    Authors: AF Aljohani, AB Mabrouk, M Areshi, J Bouslimi, AH Laatar, AA Shaltout
    Journal: Fractals

  6. Feistel inspired novel hybrid cryptosystem for information secure processing
    Authors: N Aydin, D Behloul, S Benatmane, AB Mabrouk
    Journal: Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Brasov. Series III: Mathematics

  7. A wavelet multifractal model for quality of life index measuring during pandemics and crises
    Authors: MS Balalaa, A Ben Mabrouk
    Journal: Expert Systems 42(1), e13284
    Citations: 5

  8. Heterogeneity of the francophone network and satisfaction of the international
    Authors: O Dhrif, H Abida, F Fatnassi, W Letifi, A Mabrouk
    Journal: La Revue de Médecine Interne 45, A525

  9. A Wavelet Multi-Scale Takagi-Sugeno Fuzzy Approach for Financial Time Series Modeling
    Authors: AB Mabrouk, AM Alanazi, AR Alharbi, A Aljaedi
    Journal: Contemporary Mathematics, pp. 5341–5357

  10. A wavelet modeling of correlated noise in smart health multi-sensors data monitoring
    Authors: AB Mabrouk, Z Bassfar, FS Alshammari, S Bassfar, A Alanazi
    Journal: Fractals, Article ID: 2440055

Rashmi Fotedar | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Rashmi Fotedar | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Expert from Ministry of Municipality and Environment, Qatar.

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar is an accomplished microbiologist with over three decades of experience in medical microbiology, molecular biology, and parasitology. With a strong foundation in research and teaching, she has significantly contributed to the scientific community through extensive research on hospital-associated infections, microbial diversity, and marine microbiology. Her work spans across India, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and Qatar, where she has held various academic, research, and leadership positions. Dr. Fotedar has demonstrated expertise in laboratory techniques, microbiological diagnostics, and environmental microbiology, particularly focusing on marine microbial ecosystems. She has published prolifically in peer-reviewed journals, with more than 40 impactful publications and an h-index of 23. Her Google Scholar profile further attests to her long-standing influence in the field. In addition to her research, Dr. Fotedar has provided invaluable teaching and training to undergraduate and postgraduate students, shaping future scientists. She has actively participated in national and international research collaborations and is a member of multiple prestigious scientific societies. Her leadership in establishing the Qatari Culture Collection and securing high-value research grants underlines her capability to lead complex scientific projects. Dr. Fotedar continues to advance microbiological research while contributing to academic excellence and scientific development globally.

Professional Profile

Education

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar holds a Ph.D. in Medical Microbiology from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, India, where she specialized in hospital-associated fungal infections in immunocompromised patients. This doctoral research laid the foundation for her deep involvement in medical mycology and infectious diseases. Additionally, she earned a Master of Science degree in Medical Microbial Biotechnology from the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, where she gained advanced skills in the molecular identification of parasitic infections using contemporary techniques. To further enhance her interdisciplinary expertise, Dr. Fotedar underwent specialized training in bioinformatics at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her international educational background combines the strengths of rigorous laboratory research and cutting-edge molecular technologies. She has also participated in specialized international courses such as the Yeast Molecular Genetics program at ICGEB, Trieste, Italy, and the ANGIS Applied Bioinformatics workshop in Australia. These diverse educational experiences have equipped her with a comprehensive skill set that integrates microbiology, molecular biology, and bioinformatics. This solid academic foundation has enabled Dr. Fotedar to pursue complex research in clinical and environmental microbiology, contributing substantially to the fields of infectious diseases and microbial ecology.

Professional Experience

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar’s professional journey spans over 30 years, encompassing roles in teaching, research, and scientific leadership across multiple countries. Since 2012, she has been serving as an Expert in the Department of Genetic Engineering at the Biotechnology Centre in Doha, Qatar, where she is in charge of the Microbiology Unit. Her work involves applying for and managing research grants, training researchers, and curating the Qatari Culture Collection of marine microorganisms. Prior to this, from 2008 to 2012, she worked as a scientist on an independent NHMRC-funded project in Australia focused on the molecular epidemiology of Neisseria gonorrhoea. Between 2004 and 2007, she was a Demonstrator at the University of Technology Sydney, providing theoretical and practical microbiology education. Her earlier roles include Research Scientist at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, and Specialist in Microbiology at King Khalid University Hospital, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Fotedar began her career as a Junior Research Fellow at AIIMS, New Delhi, and progressed through roles as Senior Research Fellow and Research Associate. Across these positions, she has consistently contributed to clinical microbiology, epidemiological studies, and marine microbial research, while also actively engaging in student mentorship and laboratory management.

Research Interests

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar’s research interests encompass a wide spectrum within microbiology, with a primary focus on medical microbiology, molecular diagnostics, and environmental microbiology. Her early work centered on hospital-associated fungal infections, parasitic infections, and the molecular epidemiology of infectious diseases. Over time, her interests have evolved to include marine microbial diversity, hypersaline ecosystems, and the role of microorganisms in environmental preservation. She has made significant contributions to the isolation, identification, and characterization of novel marine fungi and bacteria, leading to the discovery and naming of new microbial species. Her work on microbial stabilization of mobile dunes and monitoring of pathogens in coastal waters reflects her strong commitment to addressing environmental and public health challenges. Dr. Fotedar’s research integrates genomics, metagenomics, and conventional culturing methods to understand microbial ecosystems in extreme environments. She is also keenly interested in bioinformatics applications, microbial culture preservation, and advancing molecular techniques for pathogen detection. Her multidisciplinary approach positions her at the forefront of microbiology research with both clinical and ecological relevance, contributing to our understanding of microbial diversity and its impact on human health and the environment.

Research Skills

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar possesses an extensive array of research skills spanning molecular biology, microbiology, and bioinformatics. Her technical expertise includes DNA extraction, PCR, real-time PCR, sequencing, cloning, restriction digestion, and gel electrophoresis. She is proficient in culture techniques for bacteria, fungi, and parasites, as well as antibiotic sensitivity testing using both conventional and automated methodologies. Dr. Fotedar has mastered the isolation and identification of microorganisms from clinical, soil, and marine environments and has significant experience in the maintenance and preservation of bacterial and fungal cultures, including database management. She received specialized training at CBS, Netherlands, in fungal preservation techniques, which she applies in her role as curator of the Qatari Culture Collection. Her bioinformatics training supports her genomic and metagenomic analyses, adding depth to her microbiological research. Additionally, she has a strong command of microbiological safety protocols and occupational health procedures. Dr. Fotedar’s teaching skills are complemented by her laboratory expertise, making her highly effective in both educational and research settings. Her ability to manage large, multidisciplinary projects, combined with her analytical mindset and collaborative spirit, further solidify her reputation as a highly skilled researcher in her field.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar has received numerous prestigious grants and recognitions throughout her career, underscoring her scientific leadership and research excellence. She was awarded several major research grants by the Qatar National Research Fund, including projects on microbial diversity in the Arabian Gulf, pathogen detection in coastal waters, and microbial stabilization of mobile dunes, with total funding exceeding USD 2 million. Her leadership in these projects demonstrates her ability to attract significant research investment and manage complex scientific studies. She also secured an independent research grant from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) in Australia for a molecular epidemiological study, highlighting her international research impact. Dr. Fotedar was the recipient of an Australian Postgraduate Award funded by the Commonwealth Government of Australia, which supported her advanced research training. Earlier in her career, she received independent fellowships from India’s Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), recognizing her potential as an emerging scientist. Her long-standing memberships in renowned scientific societies and active roles in peer-review and editorial boards further validate her esteemed position in the scientific community. These accolades collectively affirm Dr. Fotedar’s distinguished contributions to microbiological research.

Conclusion

Dr. Rashmi Fotedar exemplifies the qualities of a world-class researcher, combining scientific excellence, teaching dedication, and leadership in microbiology. Her extensive academic qualifications, international research experience, and sustained contributions to both clinical and environmental microbiology underscore her impact on the scientific community. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to the advancement of molecular diagnostics, microbial ecology, and pathogen discovery. Dr. Fotedar’s ability to lead multidisciplinary teams, secure high-value research funding, and mentor the next generation of scientists reflects her capability to drive meaningful scientific progress. She has contributed significantly to the identification of novel microbial species, particularly from marine and hypersaline environments, expanding our understanding of microbial biodiversity. Her involvement in prestigious editorial boards and peer review panels further amplifies her influence in shaping microbiological research worldwide. Dr. Fotedar’s outstanding publication record, coupled with her scientific leadership and dedication to teaching, positions her as a highly deserving candidate for recognition. Moving forward, expanding her global collaborations and increasing her involvement in public engagement activities could further elevate her already remarkable career. Overall, Dr. Rashmi Fotedar’s professional journey makes her a strong and worthy contender for the Best Researcher Award.

Publications Top Notes

1. Laboratory Diagnostic Techniques for Entamoeba Species

  • Authors: R. Fotedar, D. Stark, N. Beebe, D. Marriott, J. Ellis, J. Harkness

  • Journal: Clinical Microbiology Reviews 20 (3), 511-532

  • Year: 2007

  • Citations: 694

2. Cockroaches (Blattella germanica) as Carriers of Microorganisms of Medical Importance in Hospitals

  • Authors: R. Fotedar, U.B. Shriniwas, A. Verma

  • Journal: Epidemiology & Infection 107 (1), 181-187

  • Year: 1991

  • Citations: 231

3. PCR Detection of Entamoeba histolytica, Entamoeba dispar, and Entamoeba moshkovskii in Stool Samples From Sydney, Australia

  • Authors: J.L.H. R. Fotedar, Stark, N. Beebe, D. Marriott, J. Ellis

  • Journal: Journal of Clinical Microbiology

  • Year: 2007

  • Citations: 221

4. Vector Potential of Houseflies (Musca domestica) in the Transmission of Vibrio cholerae in India

  • Authors: R. Fotedar

  • Journal: Acta Tropica 78 (1), 31-34

  • Year: 2001

  • Citations: 203

5. Ochratoxin Production and Taxonomy of the Yellow Aspergilli (Aspergillus Section Circumdati)

  • Authors: C.M. Visagie, J. Varga, J. Houbraken, M. Meijer, S. Kocsubé, N. Yilmaz, et al.

  • Journal: Studies in Mycology 78, 1-61

  • Year: 2014

  • Citations: 193

6. Amoebiasis: Current Status in Australia

  • Authors: S.J. van Hal, D.J. Stark, R. Fotedar, D. Marriott, J.T. Ellis, J.L. Harkness

  • Journal: Medical Journal of Australia 186 (8), 412-416

  • Year: 2007

  • Citations: 139

7. The Housefly (Musca domestica) as a Carrier of Pathogenic Microorganisms in a Hospital Environment

  • Authors: R. Fotedar, U. Banerjee, S. Singh, A.K. Verma

  • Journal: Journal of Hospital Infection 20 (3), 209-215

  • Year: 1992

  • Citations: 129

8. Prevalence of Enteric Protozoa in HIV-Positive and HIV-Negative Men Who Have Sex With Men From Sydney, Australia

  • Authors: D. Stark, R. Fotedar, S. Van Hal, N. Beebe, D. Marriott, J.T. Ellis, J. Harkness

  • Journal: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 76 (3), 549-552

  • Year: 2007

  • Citations: 126

9. Comparison of Stool Antigen Detection Kits to PCR for Diagnosis of Amebiasis

  • Authors: D. Stark, S. Van Hal, R. Fotedar, A. Butcher, D. Marriott, J. Ellis, J. Harkness

  • Journal: Journal of Clinical Microbiology 46 (5), 1678-1681

  • Year: 2008

  • Citations: 120

10. Entamoeba moshkovskii Infections in Sydney, Australia

  • Authors: J.E.J.H. R. Fotedar, D. Stark, D. Marriott

  • Journal: European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Disease

  • Year: 2008

  • Citations: 104