Innovative Research Award
Vladimir Filipović
University of Belgrade
Vladimir Filipović of the University of Belgrade has established a research profile within the field of biofertilizers and related agricultural sciences through peer-reviewed publications, citation performance, and academic engagement.[1]
Abstract
This article presents an academic overview of Vladimir Filipović in relation to the Innovative Research Award. The assessment considers publication productivity, citation metrics, scientific influence, and contributions to the field of biofertilizers and agricultural sciences. The available scholarly indicators demonstrate a sustained research presence with measurable academic impact.[1]
Keywords
Biofertilizers; Agricultural Research; Soil Science; Sustainable Agriculture; Research Impact; Citation Analysis; Innovative Research Award; University of Belgrade; Scholarly Publications; Academic Recognition.
Introduction
Research awards serve as mechanisms for recognizing scientific achievement and promoting excellence within academic communities. Evaluation commonly includes publication output, citation performance, research quality, and relevance to contemporary scientific challenges. In agricultural and environmental sciences, innovation increasingly emphasizes sustainability, soil health, and efficient resource utilization.[2]
Research Profile
Vladimir Filipović is affiliated with the University of Belgrade and has developed a publication record comprising 45 indexed documents. His citation count exceeds four hundred citations, accompanied by an h-index of 13, indicating both productivity and scholarly influence. These metrics suggest consistent engagement in research activities and contributions to scientific literature.[1]
- Institution: University of Belgrade
- Country: Serbia
- Scopus Documents: 45
- Citations: 449
- h-index: 13
- Subject Area: Biofertilizers
Research Contributions
Research contributions associated with biofertilizers often address sustainable agricultural practices, soil fertility enhancement, nutrient cycling, and environmentally responsible farming approaches. Such studies contribute to improving agricultural productivity while reducing dependence on chemical inputs.[3]
- Investigation of sustainable agricultural systems.
- Research related to soil quality and productivity.
- Contributions to environmental and agricultural sciences.
- Participation in peer-reviewed scientific dissemination.
Publications
The available publication record indicates active participation in scholarly communication through peer-reviewed articles indexed in international databases. Citation activity demonstrates that the published works have received attention within the scientific community.[1]
- Research articles related to agricultural sustainability.
- Studies involving biofertilizer applications.
- Peer-reviewed contributions to environmental sciences.
- Collaborative scientific publications.
Research Impact
Citation metrics provide one measure of scholarly visibility and influence. An h-index of 13 indicates that multiple publications have achieved consistent citation performance. The citation record reflects engagement from researchers working in related fields and suggests an established academic presence.[1]
Award Suitability
The Innovative Research Award emphasizes scientific productivity, measurable impact, and contributions to advancing knowledge. Based on publication output, citation performance, and engagement in biofertilizer research, Vladimir Filipović demonstrates characteristics commonly associated with award consideration within international research recognition programs.[4]
Conclusion
This academic profile summarizes the research indicators and scholarly contributions associated with Vladimir Filipović. The available metrics, publication record, and research engagement support recognition within the framework of the Innovative Research Award presented by the International Research Chemistry Awards.
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References
- Scopus author details: Vladimir Filipović, Author ID 56505005500. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=56505005500
- Alfalfa as a Biological Nitrogen Source and Biofertilizer Component in Sustainable Horticultural Production Systems. https://www.mdpi.com/2311-7524/12/6/740
- Probiotic Fermentation: A Strategy to Induce the Significant Amplification of Phenolics and Bioactivity in Milk Thistle Seeds. https://www.mdpi.com/2311-5637/12/1/26
- Agrobiodiversity and health safe food production. https://doi.ub.kg.ac.rs/doi/7thmtagricult-17st/