Dr. Pooja Sharma | Computational Chemistry | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Pooja Sharma | Computational Chemistry | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | Chandigarh University | India

Dr. Pooja Sharma is a dedicated researcher whose work in Computational Chemistry consistently advances the understanding of material behaviour for sustainable energy technologies. Her contributions in Computational Chemistry focus on theoretical investigations of perovskite materials, optoelectronic properties, and structural modelling for improved solar-energy systems. Through extensive publications in high-quality journals, she demonstrates strong proficiency in Computational Chemistry, integrating density functional theory, conceptual modelling, and simulation-driven interpretation of electronic structures. Her expertise in Computational Chemistry has supported multidisciplinary collaborations with research groups working on photovoltaics, molecular modelling, and material innovation. She applies Computational Chemistry to explore environmentally relevant materials, contributing to societal progress by enabling cleaner and more efficient technologies. Her sustained involvement in collaborative projects and workshops highlights her commitment to advancing Computational Chemistry as a tool for scientific development, while her academic contributions reflect a deep understanding of the broader impact of material research. As a leading voice in Computational Chemistry, she continues to enhance knowledge exchange across academia, fostering innovation in sustainable energy applications. Her research orientation, grounded in Computational Chemistry, reinforces her role as a scholar with meaningful influence. Google Scholar Profile Of Citations 104, h-index 5, i10-index 4.

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Mehabaw Fikrie Yehuala |  Computaional Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Mehabaw Fikrie Yehuala |  Computaional Physics | Best Researcher Award

Chief Academic Technical Assistant | University of Gondar | Ethiopia

Mr. Mehabaw Fikrie Yehuala is an emerging researcher and academic professional specializing in Computational Physics, with an active role as Chief Academic Technical Assistant at the University of Gondar. His career reflects a deep commitment to advancing Computational Physics through theoretical modeling, simulation techniques, and practical implementation in modern physical systems. His research expertise centers on Computational Physics applications in material dynamics, phase separation, and simulation-based investigations, particularly focusing on systems involving complex mixtures and energy interactions. Through his scholarly journey, Mr. Mehabaw has demonstrated a rigorous approach to Computational Physics, integrating programming proficiency in Python, Fortran, and LaTeX with analytical frameworks to model and interpret physical phenomena. His publication in Separation Science and Technology stands as a key contribution to the scientific community, highlighting the relevance of Computational Physics in studying the phase separation of oil–water mixtures using Monte Carlo simulation methods. His collaborative research embodies an interdisciplinary essence, bridging experimental insights with the predictive strength of Computational Physics. Mr. Mehabaw’s professional engagement extends beyond research into educational innovation, where he has contributed significantly to the development of physics laboratory manuals and academic resource materials, further strengthening the pedagogical aspects of Computational Physics education. His recognition for academic excellence and active participation in institutional development underscores his leadership and dedication to the advancement of scientific knowledge. As an analytical thinker and a collaborative scientist, Mr. Mehabaw continues to explore new dimensions in Computational Physics, contributing to both academic and societal progress. His vision emphasizes fostering research-driven learning environments and leveraging Computational Physics methodologies to address real-world scientific and industrial challenges, marking him as a promising contributor to the global physics and research community.

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Featured Publication

1. Fikrie, M., Birhanu, T., Bassie, Y., Abebe, Y., & Temare, Y. (2025). Investigation of phase separation of mixture of oil and water in Monte Carlo simulation. Separation Science and Technology.

Anna Zawadzka | Materials Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anna Zawadzka | Materials Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Institute of Physics; Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Informatics at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland

Anna Zawadzka is a distinguished physicist and materials engineer 🧪🔬, currently a faculty member at Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland 🇵🇱. With a Ph.D. in Atomic and Molecular Physics and a habilitation in Materials Engineering, she has significantly contributed to research in photovoltaics, nanomaterials, and hybrid structures 🌞⚡. She has collaborated with top institutions worldwide 🌍, published 144 papers 📚, and holds a Hirsch index of 22 📊. Recognized among the top 2% of scientists globally (Stanford), she is actively involved in research projects, editorial boards, and international scientific initiatives 🏆🌟.

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Education & Experience

📚 Education:
✅ Dr. Habilitation (2019) – AGH University of Science and Technology, Cracow 🏛️ (Materials Engineering)
✅ Ph.D. (2001) – Nicolaus Copernicus University 🎓 (Atomic & Molecular Physics)
✅ M.Sc. (1996) – Nicolaus Copernicus University 🎓 (Physical Basics of Microelectronics)
✅ Pedagogical Studies (1996) – Nicolaus Copernicus University 🎓 (Education)

💼 Professional Experience:
🔹 Nicolaus Copernicus University (1996–Present) – Faculty of Physics, Astronomy, and Informatics 🏫
🔹 Radboud University, Netherlands (2003–2004) – Postdoctoral Researcher 🌍
🔹 Internships & Collaborations – France, Spain, Morocco, Czech Republic, and more 🌎

Professional Development

Anna Zawadzka has played a pivotal role in advancing materials engineering, photovoltaics, and applied physics 🏗️🔋. She has led multiple national and international research grants, including Horizon 2020 and Erasmus+ projects 📑💡. As a guest editor and reviewer for leading scientific journals 📖, she has contributed over 300 reviews. Her extensive conference participation includes plenary, keynote, and invited lectures in renowned institutions 🌍. She also mentors students, oversees laboratory work, and collaborates on high-impact interdisciplinary projects 🤝📊. Her leadership in scientific research and education makes her an influential figure in modern physics and engineering 🌟🔬.

Research Focus

Anna Zawadzka’s research revolves around advanced materials engineering, focusing on photovoltaics, nanotechnology, and hybrid materials 🌞🧪. Her work explores perovskites, organometallic complexes, and oxide structures for energy applications ⚡🔋. She integrates physics, chemistry, and metrology to enhance material efficiency and sustainability 🔬🌱. Her research extends into nonlinear optics and semiconductor technologies, contributing to energy-efficient solutions 🔍💡. With international collaborations in France, Germany, Spain, and Morocco 🌍, she is at the forefront of scientific innovation in functional materials. Through her research, she aims to revolutionize energy solutions and technological advancements for a sustainable future 🌏🔋.

Awards & Honors

🏅 Scholarship of the French Government (2015) 🇫🇷
🏅 Stanford University Top 2% Scientist (2020, 2021, 2023) 🏆
🏅 Scientist of the Future Award – Smart Development Forum (2021) 🌍
🏅 NCU Rector’s Team Award (2019, 2009) 🎖️
🏅 Priority Research Team Distinction (2019) 🌟
🏅 President & Member of Ph.D. Thesis Juries (France, Morocco, Poland) 🎓
🏅 Evaluator for EU & NCN Grants 💡

Publication Top Notes

  1. Role of Composition and Temperature in Shaping the Structural and Optical Properties of Iodide-Based Hybrid Perovskite Thin Films Produced by PVco-D Technique
    Published: March 18, 2025, in Materials
    DOI: 10.3390/ma18061336
    Summary: Investigates how composition and temperature influence the structural and optical properties of hybrid perovskite thin films when fabricated using the Physical Vapor Co-Deposition (PVco-D) method.

  2. Protective Layer Engineering: Impact of SnO₂ and PbI₂ on the Optical Parameters and Stability of Hybrid Perovskite Thin Films
    Published: February 11, 2025, in Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals
    DOI: 10.1080/15421406.2025.2458934
    Summary: Examines the effect of protective SnO₂ and PbI₂ layers on the optical properties and long-term stability of hybrid perovskite thin films.

  3. Control of Second- and Third-Order Nonlinear Optical Properties of DCM and Znq₂ Composites Fabricated by the Physical Vapor Co-Deposition Process
    Published: November 2024, in Optical Materials
    DOI: 10.1016/j.optmat.2024.116045
    Summary: Explores the nonlinear optical behavior of DCM and Znq₂ composite materials created via PVco-D, focusing on second- and third-order optical properties.

  4. Low-Temperature Influence on the Properties and Efficiency of Thin-Film Perovskite Solar Cells Fabricated by the PVco-D Technique
    Published: August 2024, in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells
    DOI: 10.1016/j.solmat.2024.112993
    Summary: Studies how low-temperature conditions affect the performance and properties of perovskite solar cells fabricated through the PVco-D method.

  5. Simple Hole Transporting Material Based 2,7-Carbazole for Perovskite Solar Cells: Structural, Photophysical, and Theoretical Studies
    Published: June 2024, in Physica B: Condensed Matter
    DOI: 10.1016/j.physb.2024.415852
    Summary: Investigates the use of a 2,7-carbazole-based hole transport material in perovskite solar cells, analyzing its structural and photophysical characteristics alongside theoretical calculations.

Conclusion

Anna Zawadzka’s extensive research output, global collaborations, leadership in scientific initiatives, and prestigious awards make her a highly suitable candidate for a Best Researcher Award. Her contributions to materials engineering, photovoltaics, and interdisciplinary sciences have left a significant mark on her field, making her a deserving recipient of such recognition.