Yamina Romdhani | Mineralogy | Research Excellence Award

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Ms. Yamina Romdhani | Mineralogy | Research Excellence Award

Reseacher | University of Sfax | United Arab Emirates

Ms. Yamina Romdhani is a dedicated researcher in Earth Sciences with a strong research orientation anchored in the characterization of materials through advanced laboratory methods and scientific investigation. Her work reflects professional focus on mineralogy with sustained interest in the transformation of natural raw materials into efficient and eco friendly construction resources. As a researcher with established laboratory practice in microstructural analysis and physicochemical characterization her contributions in mineralogy stand out through studies involving ceramic structures clay based geopolymers and cements. She integrates mineralogy in the understanding of geological materials linking structure performance durability and resource sustainability. Her participation in research collaborations on the valorization of mining waste between Tunisia and Mauritania demonstrates ability to translate mineralogy based knowledge into applicable solutions with industrial and ecological relevance. She consistently explores mineralogy driven methods to enhance material properties through spectroscopy optical analysis Raman investigation and inorganic synthesis. Her competencies in XRD XRF thermal properties and spectroscopic evaluation position her as a promising figure in mineralogy research applied to sustainable material development. Her experience includes the creation optimization and evaluation of new material formulations where mineralogy guides experimental procedures and interpretation of structural behavior. Her academic participation in recognized scientific events further supports her contribution to mineralogy as she presents studies that highlight clay mineralogy sand derived pigments and the mineralogical structure of synthesized compounds. Her continuous training in advanced material sciences spectroscopy and eco friendly systems strengthens her research capacity while keeping mineralogy at the center of her scientific identity. Through interdisciplinary collaboration laboratory expertise and structured experimentation she continues to expand her research scope ensuring that mineralogy remains a driving axis of innovation and knowledge contribution. Her professional growth maintains a consistent reflection of mineralogy based development advancing environmental and industrial sustainability with scientific relevance and global adaptability. Scopus profile of 2 Documents.

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Featured Publication

1. Ab initio and experimental investigations of disordered Zn1.95Co0.05SiO4 via KKR-CPA: Insights into its electronic and magnetic nature. Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids. (2026).

Prof. Dr. Gülay Bulut | Mineral Processing | Women Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Gülay Bulut | Mineral Processing | Women Researcher Award

Faculty Member | Istanbul Technical University | Turkey

Prof. Dr. Gülay Bulut is a distinguished academic in Mining Engineering with a specialized focus on Mineral Processing, having earned her B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. in this discipline at Istanbul Technical University. Her extensive career includes service as Head of the Mineral Processing Engineering Department, ABET Coordinator, Vice Head, and longstanding professor, where she has consistently advanced education and research in Mineral Processing. With experience spanning over two decades, she has actively contributed to the academic and industrial domains through more than 45 scientific and industrial projects, as well as numerous national and international conference participations. Prof. Dr. Gülay Bulut’s research covers flotation, flocculation, beneficiation, recycling, chemical treatment, and mining waste management, making Mineral Processing central to her expertise. She has authored and co-authored many influential journal articles and technical papers that highlight innovative approaches in Mineral Processing. Her awards include recognition from TÜBİTAK for doctoral research abroad, further underlining her international academic contribution. She holds memberships in professional organizations such as the Chamber of Turkish Mining Engineers and the Mineral Processing Society of Turkey. Her research skills are strongly rooted in Mineral Processing applications including experimental design, characterization, and process optimization. Prof. Dr. Gülay Bulut’s career demonstrates a consistent commitment to advancing Mineral Processing, education, and sustainable practices in mining. In conclusion, her professional journey represents an exemplary combination of teaching, leadership, and research innovation in Mineral Processing, where her contributions continue to shape both academic and industrial practices.

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Featured Publications

1. Güven, Ö., Gülay, B., Alim, G., Olgaç, K., Kudret, P., Tahsin, & Fatma, A. (2005). Flotation of Aladağ oxide lead-zinc ores. Minerals Engineering, 18(3), 279–282.

2. Bulut, G., Yenial, Ü., Emiroğlu, E., & Sirkeci, A. A. (2014). Arsenic removal from aqueous solution using pyrite. Journal of Cleaner Production, 84, 526–532.

3. Bulut, C., Gülay, F., & Esenli, Ç. M. S. (2009). Production of desiccants from Turkish bentonites. Applied Clay Science, 44(1-2), 141–147.

4. Sirkeci, A. A., Gül, A., Bulut, G., Arslan, F., Onal, G., & Yuce, A. E. (2006). Recovery of Co, Ni, and Cu from the tailings of Divrigi iron ore concentrator. Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review, 27(2), 131–141.

5. Yenial, Ü., & Bulut, G. (2017). Examination of flotation behavior of metal ions for process water remediation. Journal of Molecular Liquids, 241, 130–135.