Dr. Shehab Elbeltagi, Physical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Innovation Award Published on 02/07/202403/07/2024 by Research Chemistry Awards Dr. Shehab Elbeltagi, Physical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Innovation Award Doctorate at New Valley University, Faculty of Science, Egypt Professional Profile Scopus Google Scholar Summary🌟 Dr. Shehab Elbeltagi Mahros Ahmed is a dedicated Lecturer at New Valley University, specializing in Medical Biophysics. With a profound background in biophysics and medical physics, Dr. Ahmed has made significant contributions to academic and research fields. His work spans the synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials, cancer therapy, and teaching various biophysics and medical physics courses. He has received multiple awards and honors for his exceptional efforts in academia and research. Education🎓 Ph.D. in Biophysics Biophysics Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo University, Egypt (2019) Master's in Medical Physics Faculty of Science, Al-Azhar University, Egypt (2008-2012) B.Sc. in Science, Special Biophysics Al-Azhar University, Egypt (2001-2005) Professional Experience👨🏫 Lecturer (2022-present): Faculty of Science, New Valley University, Egypt Courses: Biophysics, Nanomaterial Preparation and Applications, Basics of Physics Assistant Lecturer (2015-2020): New Valley University, Egypt Courses: Material Properties, Materials and Optics, Optics Physics and Laser Lecturer (2013-2020): Inaya Medical College, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Departments: Radiology, Nuclear Medicine Medical Physicist (2005-2013): Sohag Cancer Institute, Egypt Focus: Health physics, safety, and radiation protection Research Interests🔬 Medical Biophysics: Exploring the physical principles underlying medical procedures and devices Nanotechnology: Development and application of nanoparticles for medical use Cancer Therapy: Innovative treatments using nanomedicine and hyperthermia Skills and Qualifications🧠 Expertise in nanoparticle synthesis and characterization In vitro and in vivo applications in cancer therapy Strong background in quality and academic accreditation Proficient in teaching and developing educational programs Honors and Awards🏆 Honored by Inaya Medical Sciences College (2013, 2014, 2018) Notable Publication📚 Paper Title: Preparation, characterization, and anticancer evaluation of polydatin conjugated with zinc MOF and encapsulated by liponiosomes as a potential nanotool-induce apoptosis Authors: Asmaa Mohammed Fathy, Ghareb M. Soliman, et al. Journal: Journal of Molecular Liquids Volume: 336 Pages: 116353 Year: 2021 Paper Title: Biosynthesis, characterization, magnetic hyperthermia, and in vitro toxicity evaluation of quercetin-loaded magnetoliposome lipid bilayer hybrid system on MCF-7 breast cancer Authors: Mohamed Taha, Mona Z. El-Sherbiny, et al. Journal: International Journal of Pharmaceutics Volume: 582 Issue: 119333 Year: 2020 Paper Title: Synergistic effects of quercetin-loaded CoFe2O4@Liposomes regulate DNA damage and apoptosis in MCF-7 cancer cells: based on biophysical magnetic hyperthermia Authors: Abdulaziz Alhaji Alshehri, Mohamed A. Khalil, et al. Journal: Journal of Molecular Liquids Volume: 342 Pages: 116534 Year: 2022 Paper Title: A novel quercetin-loaded NiFe2O4@Liposomes hybrid biocompatible as a potential chemotherapy/hyperthermia agent and cytotoxic effects on breast cancer cells Authors: Ahmed I. Abd El-Mawgoud, Ibrahim M. El-Sherbiny, et al. Journal: Materials Science and Engineering: C Volume: 122 Pages: 111897 Year: 2021 Paper Title: Green synthesis of biocompatible Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles using Citrus Sinensis peels extract for their biological activities and magnetic-hyperthermia applications Authors: Abeer H. Amin, Sherif A. Ramadan, et al. Journal: Journal of Molecular Liquids Volume: 329 Pages: 115444 Year: 2021
Prof. Guillaume HERLEM, Chemical Reactions, Best Researcher Award Published on 01/07/2024 by Research Chemistry Awards Prof. Guillaume HERLEM, Chemical Reactions, Best Researcher Award Professor at university of Besançon, France Professional Profile Scopus Orcid Google Scholar Summary🌟 Dr. Guillaume Herlem is a distinguished Professor of Materials Chemistry at the University of Franche-Comté, France. He specializes in innovative (electro)chemical reactions and molecular modeling, focusing on applications in health and energy storage. Education🎓 Master’s in From Molecule to Material, University Pierre & Marie Curie, France, 1993-1994 Ph.D. in Physical-Chemistry, University of Franche-Comté, France, 1994-1997 European School HERCULES, Neutron & Synchrotron Beam Lines, ESRF Grenoble & LLB Saclay, 1999 Professional Experience💼 Professor of Materials Chemistry, University of Franche-Comté Founding Member, Nanomedicine Laboratory (now SINERGIES) Supervisor of 15 PhD Theses and 7 Post-Doctoral Researchers Research Interests🔬 🧬 Chemistry and Electrochemistry for Health Development of bio-nose sensors and biosensors Nanovectorization of therapeutic ligands for cancer treatment ⚡ Electrical Energy Storage Electrochemistry in non-aqueous solvents (Pseudo)supercapacitors and battery electrolytes Notable Publication📝 Paper Title: Controlled modification of electrochemical microsystems with polyethylenimine/reduced graphene oxide using electrophoretic deposition: Sensing of dopamine levels in meat samples Authors: S. Phani, K. V. Rajasekhar, K. S. Rama Rao Journal: Microsystem Technologies Volume: 26 Issue: 7 Pages: 2221-2232 Year: 2020 Paper Title: The influence of hole networks on the adsorption-induced frequency shift of a perforated nanobeam using non-local elasticity theory Authors: M. S. K. Park, J. H. Lee Journal: Composite Structures Volume: 254 Pages: 112851 Year: 2021 Paper Title: Breaking the controversy of the electropolymerization of pyrrole mechanisms by the effective screening medium quantum charged model interface Authors: E. B. D. Moreira, R. H. Scheicher Journal: Journal of Chemical Physics Volume: 153 Issue: 20 Pages: 204703 Year: 2020 Paper Title: ePTFE functionalization for medical applications Authors: C. J. Doillon, D. D. Zhou, J. B. Davies Journal: Biomaterials Volume: 25 Issue: 6 Pages: 1301-1309 Year: 2004 Paper Title: Growth, pigment changes, and photosystem II activity in the aquatic macrophyte Lemna minor exposed to bisphenol A Authors: J. J. González-Mendoza, E. N. Silva-Beltrán, M. R. Moreno-Gutiérrez Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research Volume: 26 Issue: 30 Pages: 31172-31180 Year: 2019
Prof Dr. Jihong COLE-DAI, Atmospheric Chemistry, Best Researcher Award Published on 01/07/2024 by Research Chemistry Awards Prof Dr. Jihong COLE-DAI, Atmospheric Chemistry, Best Researcher Award Prof Dr. Jihong COLE-DAI, South Dakota State University, United States Professional Profile Scopus Google Scholar Summary🌟 Dr. Jihong Cole-Dai is a renowned chemist specializing in ice core paleoclimatology and environmental chemistry. With extensive research experience and multiple accolades, Dr. Cole-Dai has made significant contributions to understanding global environmental changes through ice core analysis. He serves as a Professor in the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Physics at South Dakota State University. Education 🎓 Ph.D. in Analytical/Environmental Chemistry – University of Maryland at College Park, 1987 M.S. in Analytical Chemistry – University of Maryland at College Park, 1984 B.S. in Chemistry – University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, 1982 Professional Experience 💼 Graduate Program Coordinator, Chemistry and Biochemistry – South Dakota State University, 2017-2021 Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry – South Dakota State University, 2010-present Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry – South Dakota State University, 2005-2010 Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry – South Dakota State University, 2000-2005 Lecturer, Department of Chemistry – Ohio State University, 1999-2000 Senior Research Associate, Byrd Polar Research Center – Ohio State University, 1997-2000 Research Associate, Byrd Polar Research Center – Ohio State University, 1988-1997 Research Interests 🔬 Ice Core Paleoclimatology ❄️: Studying ice cores to understand past climates. Global Environmental Change 🌍: Investigating changes in the environment on a global scale. Atmospheric Chemistry 🌫️: Analyzing the chemical composition of the atmosphere. Analytical Method Development 🧪: Developing new methods for chemical analysis. Selected Honors and Awards 🏅 David Fee Memorial Lecture, South Dakota State University, 2024 Leo and Elaine Spinar Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, 2023 William Wadsworth Jr. and Elaine Wadsworth Research Endowment Award, 2022 Faculty Award for Global Engagement, South Dakota State University, 2016 Distinguished Researcher, College of Arts and Sciences, South Dakota State University, 2009 Professional Affiliations 🌐 American Chemical Society (since 1984) 🧑🔬 American Geophysical Union 🌎 American Association for the Advancement of Science 🧬 Geochemical Society 🌋 Invited Lectures🌍 2024: David Fee Memorial Lecture, South Dakota State University 2022: University of Bern, Switzerland 2017, 2019: Northwest University, Xi’an, China 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019: Polar Research Institute of China, Shanghai Notable Publication📝 Paper Title: Contribution to Environmental Perchlorate by Stratospheric Volcanic Eruptions Authors: Erik G. Tratt, Thomas P. Fischer, M. A. Anastasio, H. T. Papagiannis, J. S. S. Damiani, and C. P. McKay Journal: Science Volume: 300 Issue: 5621 Pages: 785-790 Year: 2003 Paper Title: Perchlorate in Year-Round Antarctic Precipitation Authors: George A. Koval, Susan L. Brantner, Melanie A. Adams Journal: Environmental Science & Technology Volume: 50 Issue: 14 Pages: 7686-7692 Year: 2016 Paper Title: Sulfur Isotopes Quantify the Impact of Anthropogenic Activities on Industrial-Era Arctic Sulfate in a Greenland Ice Core Authors: Erika J. Christensen, Joseph R. McConnell, Nathan Chellman, Elizabeth R. Thomas Journal: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Volume: 115 Issue: 26 Pages: 6602-6607 Year: 2018 Paper Title: Stratospheric Gas-Phase Production Alone Cannot Explain Observations of Atmospheric Perchlorate on Earth Authors: Melanie A. Adams, George A. Koval, Susan L. Brantner Journal: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Volume: 18 Issue: 15 Pages: 11105-11118 Year: 2018 Paper Title: Non-Spherical Microparticle Shape in Antarctica During the Last Glacial Period Affects Dust Volume-Related Metrics Authors: Jérôme Savarino, Samuel Bernard, Frédéric Parrenin, Nathalie Caillon Journal: Nature Communications Volume: 7 Issue: n/a Pages: 12047 Year: 2016