Dr. Sijo A K | Physics | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Sijo A K | Physics | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | Mary Matha Arts & Science College | India

Dr. Sijo A K is a dedicated academic and researcher affiliated with Mary Matha Arts and Science College Wayanad, contributing actively to interdisciplinary advancement across Physics, Materials Science, Science and Technology, Engineering, and Chemistry. His research profile reflects strong expertise in Physics with sustained contributions to experimental and theoretical Physics, applied Physics, and emerging Physics driven technologies. Through continuous engagement in Physics oriented investigations, he has demonstrated the ability to integrate Physics principles with materials innovation and engineering applications. His scholarly output highlights collaborative research culture, with interdisciplinary partnerships that strengthen Physics based problem solving and translational outcomes. The impact of his work in Physics extends to academic knowledge dissemination, mentoring, and societal relevance through technology enabled solutions grounded in Physics fundamentals. His research visibility and influence are supported by consistent citations and recognized scholarly contributions within the global Physics community. Scopus profile of 260 Citations, 29 Documents, 12 h index.

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Optical and structural characterization of SILAR-coated Mn-doped ZnS films for LEDs

Journal of Materials Science-Materials in Electronics, 2025

Dr. Tabti Salima | Chemistry | Best Research Article Award

Dr. Tabti Salima | Chemistry | Best Research Article Award

Professor | Mohamed El Bachir El Ibrahimi University | Algeria

Dr. Tabti Salima is an accomplished academic and researcher recognized for her sustained contributions to chemistry across teaching, research, and scientific leadership. Her expertise lies firmly in chemistry with a strong focus on organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, coordination chemistry, electrochemical chemistry, and applied chemistry, where her work advances both fundamental chemistry knowledge and practical chemistry applications. She has authored numerous peer reviewed chemistry publications in internationally indexed journals, reflecting impactful chemistry research in synthesis, characterization, catalysis, corrosion inhibition, and biologically relevant chemistry systems. Her chemistry collaborations extend across multidisciplinary and international teams, strengthening global chemistry exchange and visibility. Through active supervision, project leadership, and editorial and reviewer roles, she has contributed to capacity building and quality assurance in chemistry research communities. Her chemistry work demonstrates clear societal impact by supporting sustainable chemistry solutions, materials development, environmental chemistry, and health related chemistry applications, reinforcing the relevance of chemistry to industry and society at large. Scopus profile of 253 Citations, 16 Documents, 8 h- index.

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Prof. Nikolai V. Gaponenko | Physics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Nikolai V. Gaponenko | Physics | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics  | Belarus

Prof. Nikolai V. Gaponenko, a distinguished figure in physics, serves as Head of the Laboratory of Nanophotonics at the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, where his extensive contributions to solid-state physics and nanophotonics have gained international recognition. His education in physics laid a robust foundation for pioneering research in optically anisotropic materials and sol-gel synthesis within the physics of photonic band gap structures. Throughout his professional experience, Prof. Gaponenko has led numerous interdisciplinary physics collaborations with global institutes, advancing luminescence technologies and nanostructure fabrication. His physics research encompasses photonic crystals, perovskite nanocomposites, and upconversion luminescence phenomena, with over a hundred high-impact publications and patents that redefine the role of physics in material design. Honored with several research distinctions, he has strengthened Belarus’s scientific presence through innovative physics-based solutions for electronic and photonic applications. His exceptional physics skills include experimental synthesis, spectroscopic analysis, and photonic modeling that bridge theory and engineering in nanophotonics. As an educator and physicist, he integrates practical and theoretical physics with creativity and leadership, inspiring scientific excellence. Prof. Nikolai V. Gaponenko’s career embodies the transformative potential of physics in shaping sustainable technological progress through deep insight, research integrity, and global collaboration.

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1. Bogomolov, V. N., Gaponenko, S. V., Germanenko, I. N., Kapitonov, A. M., et al. (1997). Photonic band gap phenomenon and optical properties of artificial opals. Physical Review E, 55(6), 7619.

2. Dorofeev, A. M., Gaponenko, N. V., Bondarenko, V. P., Bachilo, E. E., Kazuchits, N. M., et al. (1995). Erbium luminescence in porous silicon doped from spin‐on films. Journal of Applied Physics, 77(6), 2679–2683.

3. Gaponenko, N. V., Davidson, J. A., Hamilton, B., Skeldon, P., Thompson, G. E., et al. (2000). Strongly enhanced Tb luminescence from titania xerogel solids mesoscopically confined in porous anodic alumina. Applied Physics Letters, 76(8), 1006–1008.

4. Lutich, A. A., Gaponenko, S. V., Gaponenko, N. V., Molchan, I. S., Sokol, V. A., et al. (2004). Anisotropic light scattering in nanoporous materials: A photon density of states effect. Nano Letters, 4(9), 1755–1758.

5. Gaponenko, N. V. (2001). Sol–gel derived films in meso-porous matrices: porous silicon, anodic aluminum and artificial opals. Synthetic Metals, 124(1), 125–130.