Nitu Rani | Plant Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Nitu Rani | Plant Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Associate Dean at Chandigarh University, India

Dr. Nitu Rani is a passionate researcher and academician specializing in biotechnology and sustainable agriculture, with a particular emphasis on biofertilizer development. With a career spanning academia, applied research, and scientific writing, she has significantly contributed to enhancing soil fertility through innovative bio-based solutions. Her interdisciplinary work bridges microbiology, plant science, and nanotechnology, evident from her numerous patents, peer-reviewed publications, and invited book chapters with global publishers. As an Assistant Professor at Chandigarh University, she has taught and mentored undergraduate and postgraduate students across microbiology, plant biochemistry, and biotechnology. Dr. Rani’s ability to convert laboratory findings into scalable, eco-friendly agricultural solutions sets her apart as a next-generation innovator. Her achievements include multiple patents on zinc biofertilizer technologies, SCI-indexed journal publications, and national recognitions such as the Best Researcher Award by Chandigarh University. She is committed to advancing sustainable food production systems through microbial innovation and environmental stewardship.

Professional Profile 

Education

Dr. Nitu Rani holds a Ph.D. in Biotechnology from Chandigarh University (2018–2023), where her research focused on developing zinc-based biofertilizers to enhance soil fertility and promote crop growth, particularly in the Solanaceae plant family. She earned a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Biochemistry from Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam in 2005, graduating as a Gold Medalist with an outstanding academic record of 77.55%. Prior to that, she completed her Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) with a combination of Biochemistry, Botany, and Chemistry from the same university in 2003, again earning a Gold Medal for academic excellence. Her educational background reflects a strong foundation in life sciences, biotechnology, and applied agricultural sciences. Throughout her academic journey, Dr. Rani consistently demonstrated academic leadership, securing top positions in her class and participating in various scholarly events. Her academic training laid the groundwork for her later contributions in microbial biotechnology and sustainable agricultural innovations.

Professional Experience

Dr. Nitu Rani has over 15 years of professional experience spanning academia, scientific writing, and applied research. She currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the University Institute of Biotechnology, Chandigarh University (2022–present), where she teaches microbiology, plant tissue culture, and biotechnology-related subjects. From 2018 to 2022, she worked as an Assistant Professor at the University Institute of Agricultural Sciences, engaging with graduate and postgraduate students in plant biochemistry, micropropagation, and agricultural microbiology. Her earlier roles included serving as a freelance scientific writer with Nerdy Turtlez for a decade and working as a medical content writer at VANS Inform Ltd., Mumbai (2005–2012). She began her teaching journey at TSR and TBK College, Andhra Pradesh, where she taught biochemistry at the postgraduate level. She has also contributed to administrative roles, including academic, alumni, and event coordination at Chandigarh University. Her diverse experience bridges academia, industry, and scientific communication with equal proficiency.

Research Interest

Dr. Rani’s research interests center on microbial biotechnology, sustainable agriculture, and biofertilizer innovation. She is particularly focused on the development and application of zinc-solubilizing bacteria and nano-formulated biofertilizers to improve soil fertility and crop productivity. Her Ph.D. research emphasized the use of Enterobacter ludwigii and other beneficial microbes encapsulated in organic matrices for application in Solanaceous crops, such as tomato. She is also deeply involved in exploring the green synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles and their agricultural applications. In addition, she has contributed to understanding plant-microbe interactions, biowaste valorization, and microbial contributions to nutraceuticals. Her interdisciplinary approach incorporates molecular techniques, microbiological assays, and nanotechnological tools to enhance microbial efficiency and biofertilizer formulations. Furthermore, she is interested in circular agriculture and the use of agro-waste in developing sustainable packaging solutions. Dr. Rani’s research is aligned with global goals for sustainable development, food security, and environmentally responsible farming.

Research Skills

Dr. Nitu Rani possesses a versatile skill set in molecular biology, microbiology, and plant biotechnology. She is proficient in plant tissue culture, PCR, and nucleic acid extraction from both microbial and plant sources. Her expertise extends to the morphological and molecular characterization of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), biochemical assays, and physiological profiling of soil microbes. She is adept at preparing and analyzing bacterial DNA and fungal ITS sequences using bioinformatics tools such as MEGA X. Additionally, she has hands-on experience with alginate-starch encapsulation techniques and nanoparticle synthesis for biofertilizer development. Her data analysis skills include the use of OriginPro, advanced Excel, and visualization tools like Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. She also brings experience in scientific proofreading and peer review for reputed journals. Dr. Rani’s research competencies are complemented by her ability to translate scientific knowledge into applied innovations such as patents, publications, and real-world biofertilizer formulations.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Nitu Rani has received several awards in recognition of her academic and research excellence. Notably, she was honored with the Best Researcher Award in 2023 by Chandigarh University for her pioneering work in the development of zinc-based biofertilizers. During her postgraduate studies, she earned Gold Medals in both M.Sc. and B.Sc., signifying top academic performance at Andhra University. Her research presentations have also received accolades, including a 2nd prize for oral presentation at the AMI Conference organized by Lovely Professional University in 2020. She has been invited as a proofreader and reviewer for reputed journals like Plant Science Today, further highlighting her scientific credibility. Her achievements in securing one granted and multiple published patents reflect her innovative contributions to applied biotechnology. These recognitions not only affirm her individual capabilities but also validate the broader societal and environmental relevance of her research work in sustainable agriculture.

Publications Top Noted

  • Rani, N., Sagar, N. A., Chauhan, A., & Mondal, A. (2025). Green synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles: Characterization and emerging applications in sustainable agriculture.

  • Kamble, M. G., Singh, A., Singh, S. V., Sagar, N. A., & Rani, N. (2025). Nanotechnology for encapsulation of bioactive components: a review. Citations: 2

  • Rani, N., Chauhan, A., Kaur, S., Solanki, M. K., Tripathi, M., Jain, D., & Kaur, G. (2023). Molecular Mechanistic of Zn-Solubilizing Bacteria for Agronomic Eminence: Recent Updates and Futuristic Development. Citations: 4

Abdul Hafeez | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Abdul Hafeez | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

Post-doctoral researcher at Yunnan University, China

Dr. Abdul Hafeez is an accomplished agronomist and postdoctoral researcher with a profound specialization in sustainable agriculture and efficient farming systems. With over a decade of academic and research experience spanning Pakistan and China, he has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in advancing eco-agricultural practices. Currently positioned at Yunnan University, China, he is widely recognized for his work in crop nutrition, soil health, nanotechnology applications, and sustainable cropping models. He has published 34 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals with a cumulative JCR impact factor exceeding 115, reflecting his scientific rigor and contribution to global agricultural research. His research not only addresses yield optimization but also environmental sustainability and climate-resilient practices. Dr. Hafeez is also a proven educator and mentor, known for initiating student skill development programs and participating in interdisciplinary collaborations. With a clear focus on future-oriented agriculture, he has received numerous competitive grants and awards and maintains active collaborations with leading agricultural scientists across Asia. His unique blend of academic depth, practical research, and global outlook makes him a rising figure in agronomic innovation.

Professional Profile 

Education

Dr. Abdul Hafeez holds a Ph.D. in Agriculture (Agronomy) from Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan, China (2015–2019), where his research focused on cotton photosynthesis and sucrose metabolism under potassium-nitrogen interactions. He earned his M.Sc. (Hons) and B.Sc. (Hons) in Agronomy from Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, between 2008 and 2014, consistently graduating with top academic grades (Grade A). His strong educational foundation laid the groundwork for his research on plant-soil interactions, nutrient dynamics, and crop performance under stress conditions. From early on, he displayed a keen interest in addressing the growing demands for food security through advanced and sustainable farming practices. His postgraduate theses included innovative topics such as the use of copper nanoparticles to enhance wheat growth — a pioneering exploration into nano-agronomy. Dr. Hafeez’s educational journey is marked by a blend of academic excellence and innovation, supported by prestigious scholarships including the Chinese Government Scholarship and Punjab Educational Endowment Fund. His international academic exposure has equipped him with cross-cultural scientific insights and adaptability, enriching his contributions to global agronomic research.

Professional Experience

Dr. Hafeez’s professional trajectory spans academia, postdoctoral research, and project leadership. He is currently serving as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Yunnan University, China, focusing on soil health, cropping systems, and bio-organic practices. Prior to this, he worked as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Hydroponics Agriculture, PMAS Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi (2022–2023), where he led student research, developed academic content, and mentored early-career scientists. He also completed a Postdoc at South China Agricultural University (2019–2021), contributing to breakthroughs in biochar technology and disease suppression. His early career included a pivotal role in the Seed Technology Transfer Project funded by the Endowment Fund Secretariat, where he served as a Research Fellow, managing field experiments and data-driven seed improvement initiatives. Across these roles, Dr. Hafeez demonstrated strong project management, cross-disciplinary research skills, and impactful teaching capabilities. He continues to inspire through his workshops, student training programs, and curriculum development efforts. His diverse institutional affiliations across Pakistan and China illustrate his adaptability, global outlook, and commitment to scientific excellence.

Research Interests

Dr. Abdul Hafeez’s research is centered on sustainable agriculture, with a primary focus on nutrient dynamics (K-N ratios), crop eco-physiology, and soil health restoration. He has a particular interest in optimizing cotton productivity under high-density and late-sown conditions — a theme prominent throughout his Ph.D. and postdoctoral studies. His interests also span nanotechnology in agronomy, where he investigates nano-fertilizer applications (e.g., copper nanoparticles) for enhanced plant growth and resilience. He is equally dedicated to biochar technology, especially modified biochars for improving microbial diversity and combating soilborne diseases. Dr. Hafeez is also deeply engaged in hydroponic agriculture, anaerobic soil disinfestation, and bio-organic fertilizer integration as alternatives to conventional methods, aiming to reduce chemical inputs. His multidisciplinary interests bridge crop physiology, soil science, plant pathology, and environmental sustainability — a holistic approach aligned with global food security and climate resilience goals. His long-term vision is to integrate ecological principles with modern agronomy to develop resource-efficient, climate-smart farming systems.

Research Skills

Dr. Hafeez possesses a rich portfolio of research skills, both experimental and analytical. His strengths include scientific writing, data interpretation, soil and plant analysis, and controlled environment studies. He is adept at using software like Statistix, SigmaPlot, and Mendeley for statistical modeling, visualization, and citation management. His technical expertise extends to field trials, lab-based soil testing, insect-pest management, and hydroponic system design. He has conducted multifactorial experiments under diverse cropping conditions, evaluating plant physiology, yield metrics, and stress tolerance. His ability to plan and lead projects is evident in his successful grant-funded research, including work on seed technology and nano-enabled fertilizers. Moreover, Dr. Hafeez has experience with anaerobic soil disinfestation techniques, biochar synthesis, and trait-based crop evaluations. He is known for effective academic communication, team coordination, and mentoring, supported by years of teaching and collaborative research experience. Whether in the lab, field, or classroom, his investigative mindset and precise execution define his research methodology.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Abdul Hafeez has received several prestigious honors throughout his academic and professional journey. Most recently, he secured the National Foreign Experts Program Funding (2024–25) from the Chinese government — a competitive grant worth 200,000 RMB, recognizing his international research excellence. Earlier, he was a Chinese Government Scholar (2015–2019) during his Ph.D. in Wuhan and a recipient of the Lab Contribution Award for cotton physiology research at Huazhong Agricultural University. In Pakistan, he was awarded the Seed Technology Transfer Project grant valued at over 2 million PKR and multiple scholarships including the Punjab Educational Endowment Fund and Shaheen Foundation Scholarship. His leadership and communication potential were recognized through participation in national programs such as the Faculty Development Program (NFDP) by the Higher Education Commission, and training in entrepreneurship, language proficiency, and skill development. These accolades reflect not only academic merit but also his commitment to lifelong learning, scientific innovation, and community impact.

Conclusion

Dr. Abdul Hafeez stands out as a dedicated, prolific, and impactful researcher in sustainable agriculture and agronomy. His strong scientific record, cross-country experience, research funding success, and contribution to critical agricultural challenges make him an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work embodies academic excellence, societal relevance, and future-oriented innovation, especially in eco-agriculture and resource-efficient farming systems.

Publications Top Noted

  • Soil compaction effects on soil health and crop productivity: an overview
    AN Shah, M Tanveer, B Shahzad, G Yang, S Fahad, S Ali, MA Bukhari, A Hafeez…
    Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017 – 431 citations

  • Potential of copper nanoparticles to increase growth and yield of wheat
    A Hafeez, A Razzaq, T Mahmood, HM Jhanzab
    J. Nanosci. Adv. Technol., 2015 – 204 citations

  • Planting density and sowing date strongly influence growth and lint yield of cotton crops
    A Khan, U Najeeb, L Wang, DKY Tan, G Yang, F Munsif, S Ali, A Hafeez…
    Field Crops Research, 2017 – 184 citations

  • A novel nanomaterial to enhance growth and yield of wheat
    A Razzaq, R Ammara, HM Jhanzab, T Mahmood, A Hafeez, S Hussain
    J. Nanosci. Technol., 2016 – 182 citations

  • Silver nanoparticles enhance the growth, yield and nutrient use efficiency of wheat
    HM Jhanzab, A Razzaq, G Jilani, A Rehman, A Hafeez, F Yasmeen
    Int. J. Agron. Agri. Res., 2015 – 112 citations

  • Optimal planting density and sowing date can improve cotton yield…
    A Khan, L Wang, S Ali, SA Tung, A Hafeez, G Yang
    Field Crops Research, 2017 – 111 citations

  • Mepiquat chloride effects on cotton yield and biomass…
    SA Tung, Y Huang, A Hafeez, S Ali, A Khan…
    Field Crops Research, 2018 – 75 citations

  • Modified biochars and their effects on soil quality: A review
    A Hafeez, T Pan, J Tian, K Cai
    Environments, 2022 – 71 citations

  • Mepiquat chloride application does not favor leaf photosynthesis…
    SA Tung, Y Huang, S Ali, A Hafeez, AN Shah…
    Field Crops Research, 2018 – 56 citations

  • Interactive effect of nitrogen fertilizer and plant density…
    AN Shah, Y Wu, M Tanveer, A Hafeez, SA Tung…
    Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, 2021 – 55 citations

  • Potassium relative ratio to nitrogen favors carbon metabolism in cotton
    S Ali, A Hafeez, X Ma, SA Tung…
    Field Crops Research, 2018 – 51 citations

  • Equal K-N ratio regulated nitrogen metabolism and yield in cotton
    S Ali, A Hafeez, X Ma, SA Tung…
    Industrial Crops and Products, 2019 – 50 citations

  • Nitrogen and plant density effects on growth/yield of cotton cultivars
    AN Shah, Y Wu, J Iqbal, A Hafeez…
    Journal of King Saud Univ.–Science, 2021 – 47 citations

  • Mepiquat chloride effects on potassium acquisition…
    SA Tung, Y Huang, S Ali, A Hafeez…
    Industrial Crops and Products, 2019 – 37 citations

  • Morpho-physiological effects of mepiquat chloride in cotton: A review
    SA Tung, Y Huang, A Hafeez, S Ali…
    J. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr., 2020 – 35 citations

  • Influence of leaf vein density on photosynthesis in rice
    MA Tabassum, G Zhu, A Hafeez…
    Scientific Reports, 2016 – 34 citations

  • Potassium to nitrogen ratio favors photosynthesis in cotton
    A Hafeez, S Ali, X Ma, SA Tung…
    Industrial Crops and Products, 2018 – 33 citations

  • Silicon enhances plant resistance of rice under submergence stress
    T Pan, J Zhang, A Hafeez, K Cai…
    Plants, 2021 – 29 citations

  • Crop growth and yield losses in wheat due to seed canary grass
    S Hussain, A Khaliq, A Hafeez…
    Planta Daninha, 2017 – 29 citations

  • Optimal pre-plant irrigation improves cotton biomass
    Z Chen, H Ma, A Hafeez…
    Scientific Reports, 2017 – 20–30 citations

Ali Ashraf Jafari | Plant Breeding | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Ali Ashraf Jafari | Plant Breeding | Best Academic Researcher Award

Professor at Iranian Research Institute forests and rangelands,  Iran

Prof. Dr. Ali Ashraf Jafari is a distinguished Iranian scientist with expertise in biometrical genetics and plant breeding, currently serving as Professor and Head of the Gene Bank Division at the Research Institute of Forests and Rangelands (RIFR), Tehran. With over two decades of research experience, he has significantly contributed to forage agronomy, genetic resource conservation, and medicinal plant breeding. His scientific output includes numerous peer-reviewed publications addressing critical agronomic and ecological challenges in dryland farming systems. Dr. Jafari is recognized for integrating traditional breeding approaches with advanced phenotyping tools, particularly Near Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy (NIR), in evaluating forage quality traits. His leadership in managing Iran’s gene bank has had a national impact on biodiversity preservation and sustainable agriculture. As a collaborative researcher and mentor, he has advanced both theoretical and applied aspects of plant science, bridging research excellence with policy-level conservation goals.

Professional Profile 

Education 🎓

Prof. Dr. Jafari earned his Ph.D. in Plant Breeding in 1998 from the University College Dublin (UCD), National University of Ireland, a reputable institution renowned for agricultural sciences. His doctoral training emphasized advanced genetic methodologies and statistical analysis applied to plant improvement. This academic foundation laid the groundwork for his lifelong research in forage crops and genetic diversity. Prior to his doctorate, he completed degrees in agricultural science in Iran, focusing on field crop production and breeding. His international academic exposure, combined with his deep knowledge of Iran’s native flora and agroecosystems, enabled him to apply globally accepted genetic techniques to local crops. Throughout his education, Dr. Jafari cultivated a strong proficiency in experimental design, genotype-environment interaction studies, and quantitative genetics, equipping him to address the unique challenges of arid and semi-arid agriculture in West Asia.

Professional Experience 💼

Since 1998, Prof. Jafari has held a continuous academic and research role at the Research Institute of Forests and Rangelands (RIFR), first as a Scientific Board Member and since 2010 as Head of the Gene Bank Division. His early work focused on evaluating genetic variation in forage crops, while his current leadership involves directing national programs for plant germplasm conservation and documentation. Under his guidance, the gene bank has expanded its collection, characterized native and endemic species, and facilitated national efforts in food security and biodiversity protection. Beyond institutional roles, he has led multiple collaborative projects addressing pasture improvement, seed technology, and the agronomy of medicinal plants. He has also been active in publishing, peer-reviewing, and mentoring young researchers. His longstanding career reflects a blend of administrative leadership, field-based research, and national policy engagement in agricultural sustainability and genetic resource conservation.

Research Interest 🔬

Prof. Jafari’s research interests lie at the intersection of plant breeding, genetic conservation, and forage quality enhancement. He focuses on improving yield, quality, and stress resilience in forage grasses and legumes, particularly under rain-fed and dryland conditions. He also investigates germplasm evaluation, seed biology, and genotype-environment interactions. A core interest includes the application of Near Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy (NIR) for rapid and non-destructive quality assessment of plant materials. His research extends to medicinal plants, where he studies agronomic performance, essential oil yield, and morphological variation across ecotypes. Prof. Jafari is deeply invested in understanding and preserving indigenous genetic resources through ex situ and in situ strategies. Through his interdisciplinary work, he bridges ecological conservation with genetic enhancement, aiming to support resilient agriculture and biodiversity protection in arid ecosystems.

Research Skill🔎

Prof. Jafari possesses a robust set of research and technical skills that span classical plant breeding, biometrical genetics, and modern phenotyping tools. His core strengths include quantitative trait analysis, experimental design for multi-location trials, and statistical modeling of genotype-by-environment interactions. He is highly proficient in the use of NIR spectroscopy to assess forage quality traits, enabling high-throughput screening in breeding programs. In germplasm management, he is skilled in seed conservation techniques, trait documentation, and accession evaluation. He has led multiple studies involving multivariate analysis, variance partitioning, and trait correlation in forage crops and medicinal species. Furthermore, he has strong command over research planning, data interpretation, manuscript writing, and collaborative project execution. His combined field, lab, and data-driven skills allow him to contribute meaningfully to both applied and theoretical aspects of plant genetic research.

Award and Honor🏆

While specific international awards are not listed, Prof. Dr. Jafari’s prestigious academic standing and leadership of Iran’s Gene Bank Division are indicative of national recognition and institutional trust. His appointment as Head of the Gene Bank at RIFR since 2010 is a testament to his excellence in research management and contribution to Iran’s plant genetic resources. Through his numerous peer-reviewed publications, he has earned scientific credibility and influence within the regional plant science community. Additionally, his collaborative works and involvement in national agricultural strategies reflect recognition by fellow experts and policymakers. It is highly likely that he has received institutional commendations, project-based funding acknowledgments, or certificates of merit from Iranian scientific bodies for his contributions to dryland forage improvement and biodiversity conservation. Future award nominations would be well-deserved given his long-standing impact and scientific productivity.

Conclusion📝

Professor Ali Ashraf Jafari is highly suitable for the Best Academic Researcher Award, especially in fields related to forage breeding, genetic resources, and sustainable agriculture. His longstanding commitment to both fundamental and applied plant sciences, leadership in gene bank development, and scholarly output make him a commendable candidate. Enhancing international engagement, innovation dissemination, and citation visibility could further solidify his standing as a globally recognized academic leader.

Publications Top Noted📚

  1. Vosough, A., Jafari, A.A., Karami, E., Safari, H., Talebi, R. (2023)
    Herbage yield stability of cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata L.) genotypes across rain-fed environments.
    The Rangeland Journal
    DOI: 10.1071/RJ23015

  2. Farshadfar, M., Kakaei, M., Salehabadi, Y., Baghaeifar, Z., Jafari, A.A. (2022)
    Study of Diversity for Yield and Quality Traits in Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) and Determination of the Best Population for Cultivation in Dryland Farming in Iran.
    Journal of Rangeland Science
    EID: 2-s2.0-85123712515

  3. Sepahvand, A., Jafari, A.A., Sefidkon, F., Kalatejari, S. (2021)
    Effects of Water Stress on Seedling Growth and Physiological Traits in Four Thyme Species.
    Journal of Rangeland Science
    EID: 2-s2.0-85102782879

  4. Alizadeh, M.A., Jafari, A.A., Sepahvand, K., Davazdahemami, S., Moeini, M.R., Moaied, F.N., Naseri, B. (2021)
    Evaluation of sainfoin accessions exposed to powdery mildew disease at four locations in Iran.
    Tropical Grasslands-Forrajes Tropicales
    DOI: 10.17138/TGFT(9)97-108

  5. Jafari, A.A., Afkar, S., Faraji, M. (2021)
    Genetic Diversity of Agropyron Pectiniforme Using Morphological Traits and RAPD Markers.
    Iranian Journal of Plant Physiology
    EID: 2-s2.0-85110433894

  6. Ansari, E., Khosrowshahli, M., Ashraf Jafari, A., Etminan, A. (2021)
    Induction of autotetraploidy and its effects on morphophysiological traits in some annual and perennial medics.
    Caryologia
    DOI: 10.36253/caryologia-809

  7. Hadi, N., Shojaeiyan, A., Sefidkon, F., Jafari, A.A., Mišić, D., Banjanac, T., Šiler, B. (2020)
    Assessment of infraspecific genetic diversity in Nepeta kotschyi Boiss., a native Iranian medicinal plant.
    Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology
    EID: 2-s2.0-85093883927

  8. Riasat, M., Jafari, A.A., Saed-Mouchehsi, A. (2020)
    Effect of drought stress on seedling morpho-physiological traits of alfalfa (Medicago sativa) populations grown in glasshouse.
    Journal of Rangeland Science
    EID: 2-s2.0-85085993049

  9. Moradi, R., Alizadeh, M.A., Hervan, E.M., Shanjani, P.S., Khaghani, S., Jafari, A.A. (2020)
    Variation and relationships of aerial yield, morpho-agronomic traits and essential oil composition in domestic populations of Ziziphora tenuior in Iran.
    Acta Scientiarum Polonorum, Hortorum Cultus
    DOI: 10.24326/asphc.2020.1.11

  10. Abbasi Khalaki, M., Ghorbani, A., Esmali Ouri, A., Shokouhian, A.A., Jafari, A.A. (2019)
    Varying the vegetative and morphological traits of Thymus kotschyanus L. submitted to potassium silicate nanoparticles, superabsorbent hydrogel, effective microorganisms and animal manure.
    Bioscience Journal
    DOI: 10.14393/BJ-v35n1a2019-41832

  11. Safari, H., Zebarjadi, A., Kahrizi, D., Jafari, A.A. (2019)
    The study of inter-specific relationships of Bromus genus based on SCoT and ISSR molecular markers.
    Molecular Biology Reports
    DOI: 10.1007/s11033-019-04978-2

Juveriya Israr | Plant Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Juveriya Israr | Plant Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Ph.D. Scholar at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University Lucknow, India

Ms. Juveriya Israr is a dedicated Ph.D. scholar in Bioscience and Technology at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University and a Research Analyst at Era’s Lucknow Medical College and Hospital. With an academic background in microbiology, she has developed a strong interdisciplinary research portfolio spanning drug discovery, phytochemistry, bioinformatics, and metabolomics. Her work integrates computational and experimental methods, particularly focusing on the anticancer and antiviral potential of phytochemicals. She has authored over 20 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters in reputed journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science, contributing significantly to translational biomedical research. Her Ph.D. work centers on evaluating the anticancer effects of Achyranthes aspera and Swertia chirata against oral cancer. Ms. Israr has established national collaborations and is a life member of the Indian Society of Personalized Medicine. With a growing citation record and a strong commitment to scientific innovation, she exemplifies the qualities of an emerging leader in life sciences research.

Professional Profile 

Education 🎓 

Ms. Juveriya Israr has built a solid academic foundation in the life sciences, beginning with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry. She further advanced her academic journey by earning a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Microbiology, where she gained in-depth knowledge of microbial physiology, pathology, and biotechnology. Her postgraduate studies provided a strong platform for engaging in interdisciplinary research, combining microbiology with pharmacology, bioinformatics, and environmental sciences. Currently, she is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Bioscience and Technology at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Lucknow. Her doctoral research focuses on exploring the anticancer potential of phytochemical extracts from Achyranthes aspera and Swertia chirata against oral cancer, using both in vitro and in silico approaches. Through this academic progression, Ms. Israr has demonstrated a consistent commitment to scientific inquiry and excellence, equipping herself with both theoretical knowledge and practical research skills in cutting-edge areas of life sciences.

Professional Experience 💼 

Ms. Juveriya Israr has gained valuable professional experience as a Research Analyst at the Department of Biotechnology, Era’s Lucknow Medical College and Hospital, alongside her doctoral studies at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University. In this role, she has been actively involved in multidisciplinary research projects focusing on drug discovery, phytochemistry, and computational biology. Her responsibilities include conducting in silico and in vitro screening of bioactive compounds, metabolomics profiling, and data analysis related to cancer and infectious diseases. She has also contributed to several collaborative studies with leading Indian research institutions, demonstrating her ability to work in team-based scientific environments. Ms. Israr has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, reflecting her research output and growing recognition in the field of biosciences. Her experience bridges computational and experimental research, highlighting her versatility and depth of knowledge in molecular biology, pharmacology, and translational medicine. This professional engagement has significantly enhanced her practical skills and scientific insight.

Research Interest 🔬

Ms. Juveriya Israr’s research interests lie at the intersection of computational biology and experimental biosciences, with a strong focus on drug discovery, phytochemistry, bioinformatics, and cancer biology. She is particularly interested in exploring the therapeutic potential of natural compounds derived from medicinal plants using in silico methods such as molecular docking, ADMET analysis, and pharmacokinetics modeling, followed by in vitro validation. Her Ph.D. research centers on evaluating the anticancer properties of Achyranthes aspera and Swertia chirata against oral cancer, reflecting her commitment to identifying novel, plant-based therapeutic agents. Additionally, she is involved in metabolomics and genomics research, aiming to understand disease mechanisms and biomarker discovery, especially for cancer and rare diseases. Ms. Israr is also passionate about translational research that bridges laboratory findings with clinical relevance. Through her interdisciplinary approach, she seeks to contribute to the development of safer, more effective treatments while promoting innovation in personalized and precision medicine.

Research Skill🔎

Ms. Juveriya Israr possesses a diverse and well-rounded set of research skills that span both computational and experimental domains in life sciences. She is proficient in in silico drug design, including molecular docking, virtual screening, ADMET prediction, and molecular dynamics simulations, which she applies to identify and evaluate bioactive compounds from medicinal plants. Her expertise in bioinformatics tools and platforms enables her to analyze genomic and metabolomic data effectively. On the experimental side, she is skilled in in vitro assays, including cytotoxicity testing, cell culture techniques, and phytochemical extractions, allowing her to validate computational predictions in the laboratory. She is also experienced in scientific writing and data interpretation, with over 20 publications in peer-reviewed journals and book chapters. Her collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams reflects her strengths in project planning, data analysis, and critical problem-solving. These skills collectively support her goal of contributing to translational biomedical research and personalized therapeutics.

Award and Honor🏆

Ms. Juveriya Israr has received recognition for her academic excellence and research contributions in the field of biosciences and biotechnology. As a Ph.D. scholar and research analyst, she has been commended for her active participation in national and institutional research activities. She has presented her work at several scientific conferences and symposia, earning appreciation for her innovative approaches in drug discovery and phytochemical research. Her scholarly publications in reputable, peer-reviewed journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science further highlight the impact of her work. Although she has not yet received major national or international awards, her consistent contributions have positioned her as a strong contender for honors such as the Young Scientist Award and Women in Science recognition. Her membership in the Indian Society of Personalized Medicine and collaborative projects with leading institutions reflect her growing reputation as an emerging researcher committed to advancing the frontiers of life sciences.

Conclusion📝

Juveriya Israr is a promising and deserving candidate for Young Scientist Award and potentially Women in Science/Research Leadership, particularly considering her multidisciplinary contributions and the societal relevance of her cancer research. While she is not yet at the level of a senior researcher suitable for a top-tier Best Researcher Award in a broad sense, within the scope of early-career and emerging scientists, she shows strong potential and dedication.

If the Best Researcher Award in question targets early-career researchers or Ph.D. scholars, she is a very strong candidate. However, if it is a general category open to senior researchers with extensive impact and leadership, she may be better suited to more specific categories like Young Scientist or Excellence in Life Sciences for Emerging Researchers.

Publications Top Noted📚

  • Title: Current Approaches and Implications in Discovery of Novel Bioactive Products from Microbial Sources

    • Authors: Ankesh Pandey, Juveriya Israr, Janmejay Pandey, Sankalp Misra

    • Publication Type: Book Chapter

  • Title: Current Progress in CRISPR-Cas Systems for Rare Diseases

    • Authors: Juveriya Israr, Ajay Anil Kumar

    • Publication Type: Book Chapter

Herry Lloclla Gonzales | Plant Biotechnology | Plant Research Achievement Award

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Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales | Plant Biotechnology | Plant Research Achievement Award

Director de investigación at Universidad César Vallejo, Peru

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales is a Peruvian biologist specializing in Microbiology and Parasitology, with advanced degrees including a Doctorate in Education and master’s degrees in Environmental Engineering and Molecular Biology. He currently serves as the Director of Research at Universidad César Vallejo, Chiclayo, where he leads and coordinates research initiatives focused on addressing societal problems through applied biological sciences and molecular techniques. Dr. Lloclla is also actively involved in scientific communication as a regional coordinator for the Red Peruana de Divulgadores Científicos and editor of the indexed journal UCV HACER. His work emphasizes the importance of mentoring new generations of scientists and promoting knowledge dissemination. With extensive experience supervising undergraduate and graduate theses, as well as managing research projects, he plays a key role in advancing interdisciplinary research with social impact. His commitment to education, research leadership, and science outreach defines his professional career.

Professional Profile 

Education 🎓 

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales has a strong and diverse educational background that underpins his expertise in biology and research leadership. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology with a specialization in Microbiology and Parasitology from Universidad Nacional Pedro Ruiz Gallo in Peru. Building on this foundation, he completed a Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering at the same university, where he developed skills in applying scientific principles to environmental challenges. Additionally, Dr. Lloclla holds a Master’s in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, further enhancing his proficiency in cutting-edge biological techniques. Committed to advancing education, he pursued and attained a Doctorate in Education, which complements his scientific expertise with deep knowledge of pedagogical methods and academic leadership. Throughout his academic journey, he has also completed various diplomas in higher education teaching, legal medicine, occupational health, and applied statistics, reflecting a commitment to continual professional development and interdisciplinary learning. This robust educational portfolio equips him to effectively lead research and educational initiatives.

Professional Experience 💼 

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales has accumulated extensive professional experience in research, academic leadership, and teaching. Currently serving as the Director of Research at Universidad César Vallejo, Chiclayo campus, he oversees and coordinates various research projects, fostering collaboration between faculty and students to address societal challenges through scientific inquiry. His leadership roles include managing the university’s research office and directing the indexed scientific journal, UCV HACER. Dr. Lloclla also actively participates in the Peruvian Network of Science Communicators as a regional coordinator, highlighting his commitment to science dissemination. With a background in microbiology and molecular biology, he integrates advanced biotechnological techniques into research aimed at improving quality of life and societal impact. Alongside administrative duties, he is a dedicated educator, teaching and mentoring students at undergraduate and graduate levels. His experience spans multiple institutions and includes thesis supervision, project evaluation, and fostering research culture, making him a well-rounded professional in science and education.

Research Interest 🔬

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales’s research interests lie at the intersection of microbiology, molecular biology, and environmental sciences, with a strong focus on applying biotechnological tools to solve real-world problems. His work primarily involves using molecular biology techniques to explore microbial diversity and function, aiming to improve environmental quality and public health. He is particularly interested in the role of microorganisms in ecosystem processes and their potential applications in bioremediation and sustainable agriculture. Additionally, Dr. Lloclla is dedicated to advancing science education and promoting scientific knowledge dissemination, believing in the critical role of research in societal development. His projects often emphasize addressing local and regional challenges, improving quality of life, and generating impactful, socially relevant knowledge. Through his interdisciplinary approach, Dr. Lloclla contributes to bridging basic and applied sciences, fostering innovation in plant and microbial biotechnology while mentoring future researchers and encouraging community engagement with science.

Research Skill🔎

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales possesses a diverse and advanced set of research skills that span microbiology, molecular biology, and environmental sciences. He is highly proficient in molecular techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR, gene sequencing, and bioinformatics analysis, which he applies to study microbial communities and their functions. His expertise includes designing and managing multidisciplinary research projects focused on biotechnological applications for environmental and health-related challenges. Dr. Lloclla is skilled in both basic and applied research, with a strong ability to translate scientific findings into practical solutions. Additionally, he has extensive experience in coordinating research teams, supervising theses, and fostering collaborative projects that integrate scientific inquiry with societal needs. His capacity for scientific communication, including publishing in indexed journals and coordinating scientific dissemination through editorial roles, enhances the visibility and impact of his work. Overall, Dr. Lloclla’s research skillset is marked by technical expertise, leadership, and a commitment to advancing knowledge with real-world relevance.

Award and Honor🏆

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to scientific research and education throughout his career. He has received several prestigious awards and honors that highlight his dedication to advancing knowledge in microbiology, molecular biology, and environmental sciences. Notably, his leadership roles, such as Director of Research at Universidad César Vallejo and coordinator of the Red Peruana de Divulgadores Científicos, have earned him commendations for promoting scientific outreach and community engagement. His editorial stewardship of the indexed scientific journal UCV HACER further reflects his commitment to quality research dissemination. Additionally, Dr. Lloclla’s academic excellence is underscored by his achievement of a PhD in Education and multiple advanced degrees. His recognitions include accolades for innovative research projects addressing societal challenges through biotechnology, as well as for fostering the development of future scientists through mentorship and teaching. These honors affirm his role as a leading figure in both scientific inquiry and education in Peru.

Conclusion📝

Dr. Herry Lloclla Gonzales is a dedicated and impactful academic and research leader with significant contributions to science education, interdisciplinary research, and applied biological studies using molecular techniques. However, his core body of research does not appear to focus primarily on plant science, which is critical for a Plant Research Achievement Award.

Publications Top Noted📚

  • Videos educativos como estrategia tecnológica en el desempeño profesional de docentes de secundaria
    Authors: MÁE Oruna, RO López, HL Gonzáles, WEV García
    Year: 2018
    Cited by: 31

  • La educación en ecoeficiencia
    Authors: H Lloclla Gonzales, CA Arbulú López
    Year: 2014
    Cited by: 26

  • Correlación entre el nivel de conocimiento y la actitud frente a la vacuna contra el virus del papiloma humano en estudiantes de secundaria
    Authors: AL Adrianzén Peralta, VA Villalobos Popuche, H Lloclla Gonzales
    Year: 2022
    Cited by: 19

  • Actitud del profesional de enfermería ante la Muerte de un paciente
    Author: H Gonzales
    Year: 2016
    Cited by: 14

  • Etiología, susceptibilidad antibiótica y detección de betalactamasas en bacterias aisladas de ITU en pacientes atendidos en el Centro Médico Salud y Vida, Chiclayo
    Authors: KF Davila-Bellodas, RA Cruz-Silva, MC Moreno-Mantilla, …
    Year: 2018
    Cited by: 12

  • Gestión pública
    Author: LMC González
    Year: 2003
    Cited by: 10

  • Programa de intervención psicológica en estudiantes víctimas de bullying
    Authors: JSC Zuloeta, LMD Gonzáles, JC Lejabo, LAS Pérez, HL Gonzales, …
    Year: 2019
    Cited by: 9

  • Efecto de enterobacterias en el desarrollo vegetativo de Zea mays en invernadero
    Authors: F Hernández, K Velásquez, C Carreño, HL Gonzales, C Estela, …
    Year: 2015
    Cited by: 8

  • Agresividad y las habilidades sociales en niños de educación primaria de la Institución Educativa 10020, Zaña 2016
    Authors: ECH Quispe, KYC Leyva, CMM Checa, WEV García, HL Gonzales
    Year: 2017
    Cited by: 7

  • Identification of modern high-yield soybean genotypes for potassium-use efficiency in sandy soil of the Brazilian Cerrado
    Authors: JFFB Gomides, MS Leite, F Steiner, AM Zuffo, JG Aguilera, RF Ratke, …
    Year: 2023
    Cited by: 6

  • Clorantraniliprole (Coragen® SC) en el control del Gusano picador de plantas tiernas (Elasmopalpus lignosellus Zeller.) en cultivo de Maíz forrajero (Zea mays L.)
    Author: H Gonzales
    Year: 2016
    Cited by: 6

  • La educación en ecoeficiencia
    Authors: HL Gonzales, CAA López
    Year: 2014
    Cited by: 6

  • Plagas de frutales en México
    Authors: MH Bravo, H González, CJ López
    Year: 1988
    Cited by: 6

  • Herramientas tecnológicas y competencias investigativas en estudiantes universitarios
    Authors: JIK Saravia, WEV García, JMS Ravines, HL Gonzales
    Year: 2023
    Cited by: 5

  • La gestión integral de residuos sólidos y la reducción de la contaminación ambiental en el botadero del distrito de Reque, provincia de Lambayeque, en el año 2017
    Author: H Gonzales
    Year: 2017
    Cited by: 5

  • Microorganismos depuradores asociados con eneas (Typha latifolia) en la depuración de aguas residuales
    Authors: MRM Malca, HL Gonzales
    Year: 2016
    Cited by: 4

  • Patogenicidad de Beauveria bassiana (bals) vuill., sobre el gusano barrenador del loche Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) en laboratorio
    Authors: HL Gonzáles, CWA Sánchez, JWG López, RM Malca, JMV Vásquez
    Year: 2017
    Cited by: 3

  • Consorcio microbiano solubilizadores de fósforo aislados de suelos agrícolas
    Authors: A Dávila, H Lloclla
    Year: 2004
    Cited by: 3

  • Correlation between level of knowledge and attitude toward human papillomavirus vaccine in high school students
    Authors: AL Adrianzén Peralta, VA Villalobos Popuche, H Lloclla Gonzales
    Year: 2022
    Cited by: 2

  • Patogenicidad de Beauveria bassiana (bals) vuill., sobre el gusano barrenador del loche Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) en laboratorio
    Authors: H Lloclla Gonzáles, CW Arellano Sánchez, …
    Year: 2017
    Cited by: 1

 

Simbo Diakite | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Simbo Diakite | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award

PhD Candidate at RUDN University, Russia

Mr. Simbo Diakite is a highly motivated PhD candidate at RUDN University with a strong research focus on bioecology, agronomy, and phytopathology. His work addresses critical agricultural challenges such as Fusarium wilt management, cereal crop optimization, and climate change impacts on plant health. He has contributed to 11 peer-reviewed publications, achieving an H-index of 6 on Google Scholar with over 120 citations—an impressive record for an early-career researcher. His innovative efforts include developing integrated disease management systems, phytosanitary monitoring protocols, and adaptive zonal farming technologies. He is also involved in the development of a new wheat variety currently under national evaluation in Russia. Simbo’s interdisciplinary approach bridges scientific research with practical agricultural applications, benefiting farmers and policymakers alike. His collaborative projects span institutions in Russia and Mali, reflecting his global engagement and real-world impact. With a strong commitment to sustainability and agricultural resilience, Simbo is a promising emerging researcher in his field.

Professional Profile 

Education 🎓 

Mr. Simbo Diakite has pursued a focused and progressive academic journey in the agricultural sciences, laying a strong foundation for his current research endeavors. He is currently a PhD candidate in Agricultural Sciences at RUDN University in Moscow, where his research centers on phytopathology, sustainable crop production, and climate-resilient farming systems. Prior to his doctoral studies, he earned a Master’s degree in Agronomy or a related field, where he developed expertise in plant health, soil science, and bioecological systems. His academic training has emphasized both theoretical knowledge and hands-on research, equipping him with skills in molecular diagnostics, field experimentation, and interdisciplinary problem-solving. Throughout his education, Simbo has demonstrated a strong commitment to academic excellence, scientific inquiry, and addressing real-world agricultural challenges. His education has also included active participation in international collaborations, research festivals, and technical training programs, which have enriched his academic experience and broadened his global perspective in agricultural science.

Professional Experience 💼

Mr. Simbo Diakite has developed a well-rounded professional profile through his active engagement in research, consultancy, and academic collaboration. As a PhD candidate at RUDN University, he has led and contributed to multiple research projects focusing on integrated disease management, cereal crop optimization, and phytosanitary monitoring. He has worked closely with institutions such as the All-Russian Research Institute of Vegetable Cultivation and the Federal Research Center “Nemchinovka,” where he developed sustainable strategies for managing Fusarium wilt and enhancing soil fertility. From 2015 to 2017, he served as a consultant on mycotoxin mitigation in livestock feed in Mali, showcasing his ability to apply research findings to practical agricultural problems. His professional experience also includes interdisciplinary collaboration with laboratories and research centers across Russia and Africa. Simbo’s work is characterized by a strong focus on sustainable agriculture, data-driven decision-making, and bridging the gap between research, policy, and farming communities for real-world impact.

Research Interest 🔬

Mr. Simbo Diakite’s research interests lie at the intersection of plant health, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience. He is particularly focused on the bioecology and management of fungal pathogens affecting cereal and vegetable crops, with a special emphasis on Fusarium species. His work explores integrated disease management strategies, including the use of resistant cultivars, biological control agents, and eco-friendly agronomic practices. Simbo is also deeply engaged in studying the impact of environmental stressors—such as climate change, soil degradation, and nutrient imbalances—on crop productivity and disease susceptibility. He is interested in advancing precision agriculture through phytosanitary monitoring, molecular diagnostics, and adaptive farming technologies that enhance yield and sustainability. Additionally, he investigates the role of micronutrients like sulfur in strengthening crop resistance to diseases. Through his interdisciplinary approach, Simbo aims to bridge research, field application, and policy, ultimately contributing to more resilient and productive agricultural systems in both temperate and tropical regions.

Research Skill🔎

Mr. Simbo Diakite possesses a diverse and well-developed set of research skills that support his advanced work in agricultural science and plant pathology. He is proficient in both quantitative and qualitative research methods, allowing him to conduct field trials, laboratory experiments, and statistical analyses with accuracy and scientific rigor. Simbo is skilled in molecular diagnostics and mycological techniques, which he applies in identifying and characterizing fungal pathogens affecting cereal and vegetable crops. His competence in phytosanitary monitoring, GIS mapping, and environmental data analysis enables him to track disease patterns and design targeted interventions. Additionally, he demonstrates strong abilities in experimental design, data interpretation, and scientific writing, as reflected in his peer-reviewed publications. Simbo is adept at interdisciplinary collaboration, working with plant breeders, soil scientists, and agronomists to develop integrated solutions for crop health and yield optimization. His research skills are also marked by his use of modern agricultural technologies and sustainability-driven innovations.

Award and Honor🏆

Mr. Simbo Diakite has received recognition for his academic excellence and innovative contributions to agricultural research. Notably, he was a winner at the Festival of Scientific and Technical Creativity held at RUDN University, where his work stood out among international postgraduate researchers for its originality and real-world impact. His participation in this prestigious event highlighted his ability to translate complex scientific findings into practical agricultural solutions. In addition to this achievement, he has earned commendations from various institutions for his active involvement in high-impact research projects related to plant pathology and sustainable farming systems. His selection as a lead researcher in projects funded by prominent Russian research institutes further reflects the trust placed in his capabilities by the academic community. Although still early in his career, Simbo’s growing list of accomplishments and recognitions signals a strong trajectory, positioning him as a rising figure in the field of agricultural sciences and crop protection.

Conclusion📝

Simbo Diakite demonstrates strong potential and outstanding research contributions, particularly for a PhD candidate. His applied and interdisciplinary work, especially in disease management, sustainable crop production, and climate resilience, positions him as a highly promising researcher. While he may not yet have the seniority or breadth of output of a long-established academic, his quality, innovation, and practical impact make him a worthy contender for the Best Researcher Award—especially in the early-career or emerging researcher subcategory, if available.

Publications Top Noted📚

  • Title: The efficacy of micronutrient fertilizers on the yield formulation and quality of wheat grains
    Authors: FS Saquee, S Diakite, NJ Kavhiza, E Pakina, M Zargar
    Journal: Agronomy 13 (2), 566
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 55

  • Title: New advances in nano-enabled weed management using poly (Epsilon-Caprolactone)-based nanoherbicides: A review
    Authors: M Zargar, M Bayat, FS Saquee, S Diakite, NM Ramzanovich, et al.
    Journal: Agriculture 13 (10), 2031
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 14

  • Title: Impact of different types of green manure on pests and disease incidence and severity as well as growth and yield parameters of maize
    Authors: FS Saquee, PE Norman, MD Saffa, NJ Kavhiza, E Pakina, M Zargar, S Diakite, et al.
    Journal: Heliyon 9 (6)
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 11

  • Title: Yield losses of cereal crops by Fusarium Link: A review on the perspective of biological control practices
    Authors: S Diakite, E Pakina, M Zargar, AAA Aldaibe, P Denis, L Gregory, et al.
    Journal: Research on Crops 23 (2), 418–436
    Year: 2022
    Citations: 8

  • Title: Impacts of climate change, forms, and excess of nitrogen fertilizers on the development of wheat fungal diseases
    Authors: S Diakite, EN Pakina, A Behzad, M Zargar, FS Saquee, EV Kalabashkina, et al.
    Journal: Siberian Journal of Life Sciences and Agriculture 15 (2), 303–336
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 6

  • Title: Identification of Sources of Some Priority Heavy Metallic Pollutants Causing Environmental Degradation and Its Health Implications
    Authors: E Igwe, S Onoja, P Nwodo, V Baharane, S Diakite, F Saquee, B Ugwu, et al.
    Journal: J. Ind. Pollut. Control 39 (001)
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 6

  • Title: Species composition of fungi of the genus Fusarium Link. on garlic plants in Moscow region
    Authors: S Diakite, AV Polyakov, AA Stakheev, TV Alekseeva, SK Zavriev, RR Said
    Journal: Sel’skokhozyaistvennaya Biologiya [Agricultural Biology] 57, 151–157
    Year: 2022
    Citations: 6

  • Title: МИКОТОКСИНЫ ГРИБОВ РОДА FUSARIUM И ИХ ОПАСНОСТЬ ДЛЯ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ЧЕЛОВЕКА
    Authors: С Диаките, АВ Поляков, ТВ Алексеева, МА Азопкова, ИВ Муравьева
    Journal: Экология и здоровье человека, pp. 93–97
    Year: 2020
    Citations: 4

  • Title: Identification of some priority heavy metals driver of environmental degradation caused by agricultural activity; a case study in Ebonyi State Nigeria
    Authors: E Igwe, V Baharane, BC Ugwu, S Diakite, FS Saquee, JJ Usman
    Journal: [Not specified]
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 2