Innovative Research Award
The Innovative Research Award recognizes the scientific contributions of Gratien Habarurema, a researcher affiliated with the University of Rwanda-College of Science and Technology. His scholarly work in Inorganic Chemistry is represented through internationally indexed publications and measurable bibliometric indicators including publication output, citations, and h-index. This article summarizes the research profile and academic impact relevant to recognition within the International Research Chemistry Awards.[1]
Abstract
Gratien Habarurema has established a documented academic profile through peer-reviewed research in the field of inorganic chemistry. His scholarly work, indexed in international scientific databases, demonstrates consistent research productivity supported by measurable publication output, citation performance, and bibliometric indicators. These achievements provide objective evidence of scientific contribution while reflecting continued engagement in advancing chemical sciences through high-quality research and international scholarly communication.[2]
Keywords
Inorganic Chemistry, Coordination Chemistry, Chemical Synthesis, Catalysis, Crystal Structure, Analytical Chemistry, Transition Metals, Materials Chemistry, Research Impact, Scientific Publications, Chemical Characterization, Experimental Research, Coordination Compounds, Structural Chemistry, Scholarly Research..[4]
Introduction
Scientific awards play an important role in recognizing researchers who demonstrate excellence through innovative discoveries, high-quality publications, and meaningful contributions to their fields. Evaluation for academic recognition typically combines quantitative bibliometric indicators—including publication output, citation count, and h-index—with qualitative assessments by expert reviewers. Together, these measures provide a balanced framework for identifying sustained research excellence and scholarly impact.[1]
Research Profile
Gratien Habarurema is a researcher at the University of Rwanda-College of Science and Technology with an established academic profile in inorganic chemistry. According to Scopus, he has published 29 indexed research documents that have received 196 citations, resulting in an h-index of 6. These bibliometric indicators reflect sustained research productivity, scholarly visibility, and continued contributions to the advancement of chemical sciences.[1]
Research Contributions
Gratien Habarurema has contributed to inorganic chemistry through peer-reviewed research focused on advancing scientific knowledge, experimental methodologies, and chemical investigations. His publications support the dissemination of reliable research findings, encourage international scientific collaboration, and enhance understanding of inorganic materials and related chemical processes within the broader chemistry research community.[3]
Publications
The publication portfolio demonstrates sustained scholarly productivity through articles published in internationally indexed, peer-reviewed journals. These publications address topics related to inorganic chemistry, contribute to the development of scientific knowledge, and support collaboration within the global research community. The research output also reflects ongoing commitment to high-quality scientific investigation and academic dissemination.[1]
Research Impact
The researcher’s citation record demonstrates that published work has gained recognition within the scientific community and has contributed to ongoing research in inorganic chemistry. Bibliometric indicators such as citation count and h-index reflect measurable academic influence, while continued publication activity, collaboration, and dissemination of research findings are expected to further strengthen international visibility and scholarly impact.[2]
Award Suitability
Considering the documented publication record, citation performance, institutional affiliation, and active contribution to inorganic chemistry, the researcher demonstrates qualifications appropriate for consideration within the International Research Chemistry Awards, subject to comprehensive peer review.[3]
Conclusion
Gratien Habarurema’s academic profile demonstrates sustained research productivity, internationally indexed publications, and measurable scholarly impact within the field of inorganic chemistry. His contributions to scientific research, supported by citation-based indicators and peer-reviewed publications, reflect an active commitment to advancing chemical sciences. Continued collaboration and innovative research are expected to further enhance the visibility and influence of his work within the international scientific community.[4]
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References
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- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus Author Details: Gratien Habarurema, Author ID 55875879400.
https://www.scopus.com/pages/authors/55875879400
- International Research Chemistry Awards. (2026).
https://researchchemistry.org
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Habarurema, G., Hosten, E., Mukiza, J., et al. (2026). Organometallic complex of fac-[Re(CO)3]+ moiety with a modified tetraamine macroheterocyclic molecule dodecahydropyrimido[2′,1′:3,4]pyrazino[1,2-a]pyrimidine chelate: Synthesis and X-ray crystallography characterization. Journal of Chemical Crystallography, 56, Article 24.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10870-026-01085-6
- Mukiza, J., Habarurema, G., Katandula, J., Rugamba, A., & Kagisha, V. (2024). Proline, a unique amino acid whose polymer, polyproline II helix, and its analogues are involved in many biological processes: A review. Amino Acids, 56, Article 50.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00726-024-03410-9