Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva | Chemical Engineering | Best Research Article Award

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Best Research Article Award

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva
Affiliation South Kazakhstan University of Muktar Auezov
Country Kazakhstan
Documents 6
Subject Area Chemical Engineering
Event International Research Excellence and Best Paper Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-3568-2043

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva of the South Kazakhstan University of Muktar Auezov, Kazakhstan, is recognized with the Best Research Article Award in Chemical Engineering. Her recognized research examines the valorization of oil sludge through recovery of its organic fraction and its application as a substitute for petroleum processing oil in SKI-3 rubber compounds. The study connects waste-resource recovery, petroleum-derived materials, and rubber-compound development within an applied chemical engineering context [1].

Abstract

This article recognizes Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva with the Best Research Article Award for work in Chemical Engineering concerning oil-sludge valorization and rubber-compound development. The recognized study investigates recovery of the organic fraction from oil sludge and its potential use as a substitute for petroleum processing oil in SKI-3 rubber compounds. The research addresses the conversion of an industrial residue into a potentially useful material while considering its application within polymer processing. By connecting waste-resource recovery with rubber technology, the study represents an applied approach to materials utilization, resource efficiency, and chemical engineering. Its subject matter is relevant to broader efforts toward improved industrial resource management and alternative material development [1].

Keywords

Best Research Article Award, Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva, Chemical Engineering, Oil Sludge, Oil-Sludge Valorization, Organic Fraction Recovery, Petroleum Processing Oil, SKI-3 Rubber, Rubber Compounds, Waste Valorization, Resource Recovery, Polymer Materials, Industrial Waste, Sustainable Materials, Chemical Processing.

Introduction

Oil sludge is a complex industrial residue generated during petroleum-related operations and may contain organic components that can be investigated for material recovery. Valorization approaches seek to convert such residues into useful resources rather than treating them solely as waste. The recognized study applies this concept to the recovery of an organic fraction and its potential incorporation into SKI-3 rubber compounds as an alternative to petroleum processing oil [1].

Research Profile

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva is affiliated with the South Kazakhstan University of Muktar Auezov in Kazakhstan and is associated with research in Chemical Engineering. The supplied bibliographic information identifies six documents within the relevant research profile. Her recognized work addresses oil-sludge processing, organic-fraction recovery, and application of recovered material in SKI-3 rubber compounds, connecting chemical engineering with materials and waste-resource research [1].

Research Contributions

The recognized research contributes to the study of oil-sludge valorization by examining recovery of its organic fraction for subsequent material use. Its application to SKI-3 rubber compounds provides a specific pathway for investigating whether recovered organic material can substitute for petroleum processing oil. This approach combines waste-resource utilization with rubber formulation and demonstrates an applied chemical engineering perspective on secondary raw materials [1].

Publications

The supplied research profile indicates six documents associated with the specified academic record. The recognized paper focuses specifically on oil-sludge valorization, organic-fraction recovery, and substitution of petroleum processing oil in SKI-3 rubber compounds. A complete publication-level assessment would require examination of the individual records, including article titles, abstracts, journals, publication dates, co-authorship, citation relationships, and experimental findings [1].

Research Impact

The research has potential relevance to industrial waste management and materials development because it considers the recovery of an organic fraction from oil sludge for use in a rubber-compounding application. Substituting recovered material for petroleum processing oil may provide a research pathway for reducing dependence on virgin petroleum-derived inputs. The supplied profile records six documents, while broader impact should be assessed from documented citations, adoption, subsequent studies, and industrial validation [1].

Award Suitability

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva is recognized with the Best Research Article Award for the study titled “Oil-Sludge Valorization Through Organic-Fraction Recovery and Its Use as a Substitute for Petroleum Processing Oil in SKI-3 Rubber Compounds.” The work addresses a clearly defined chemical engineering problem involving resource recovery and material application. Its focus on converting an industrial residue into a potential input for rubber processing provides an identifiable connection between waste valorization and materials engineering [1].

Conclusion

Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva of the South Kazakhstan University of Muktar Auezov, Kazakhstan, is recognized with the Best Research Article Award for research in Chemical Engineering. Her recognized study examines recovery of the organic fraction from oil sludge and its use as a substitute for petroleum processing oil in SKI-3 rubber compounds. The work provides an applied research perspective on waste valorization, resource recovery, and alternative materials for rubber processing [1].

External Links

References

  1. Khassankhojayeva, B.-M. (n.d.). Oil-Sludge Valorization Through Organic-Fraction Recovery and Its Use as a Substitute for Petroleum Processing Oil in SKI-3 Rubber Compounds. Research article information supplied for the Best Research Article Award.
    DOI:https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9717/14/19/3058
  2. ORCID. (n.d.). ORCID record: Bibi-Mariyam Khassankhojayeva.
    ORCID.https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3568-2043
  3. Best Paper Awards. (n.d.). Best Paper Awards.
    https://bestpaperawards.com/

Van-Can Nguyen | Chemical Engineering | Best Paper Award

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Best Paper Award

Van-Can Nguyen
Affiliation National Cheng Kung University
Country Taiwan
Scopus ID 57212607906
Documents 117
Citations 3,801
h-index 37
Subject Area Chemical Engineering
Event International Research Excellence and Best Paper AwardsBest Paper Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-5851-0439

Van-Can Nguyen

Van-Can Nguyen of National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan is recognized with the Best Paper Award for research excellence in the field of Agriculture [1]. The recognized research, titled “Insights into radical coupling mechanisms of photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming into C2 products”, focuses on radical coupling mechanisms associated with photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming toward the formation of C2 products.

Abstract

This article recognizes Van-Can Nguyen with the Best Paper Award for research excellence in Agriculture [1]. The recognized paper, “Insights into radical coupling mechanisms of photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming into C2 products”, investigates radical coupling mechanisms involved in photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming for the production of C2 products. The research addresses reaction pathways and mechanistic understanding within photocatalytic conversion processes.

Keywords

Best Paper Award, Van-Can Nguyen, Agriculture, Photocatalytic CO2 Reduction, CH3OH Reforming, Radical Coupling, C2 Products, Photocatalysis, CO2 Conversion, Methanol Reforming, Reaction Mechanisms, Sustainable Chemistry, Catalysis.

Introduction

The recognized research focuses on the mechanistic aspects of photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming, with particular attention to radical coupling processes leading toward C2 products [2]. Understanding reaction mechanisms is important for interpreting how photocatalytic systems transform carbon-containing feedstocks into higher-value products.

Research Profile

Van-Can Nguyen is affiliated with National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan and is associated with the subject area of Agriculture. The provided academic information records 117 documents, 3,801 citations, and an h-index of 37 [1]. These bibliometric indicators provide context for the researcher’s indexed scholarly record.

Research Contributions

The recognized paper contributes to research on photocatalytic CO2 conversion and CH3OH reforming by examining radical coupling mechanisms associated with the formation of C2 products [3]. The mechanistic focus provides a framework for understanding how reactive intermediates may participate in product-forming pathways.

Publications

The principal publication associated with this recognition is “Insights into radical coupling mechanisms of photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming into C2 products.” The supplied information identifies this paper as the research basis for the Best Paper Award recognition in Agriculture [1].

Research Impact

The provided academic information records 3,801 citations across 117 documents, together with an h-index of 37 [1]. These indicators demonstrate substantial citation activity within the supplied indexed scholarly record.

Award Suitability

The Best Paper Award recognizes research demonstrating academic quality, relevance, originality, and meaningful contribution to its respective discipline [4]. The recognized work by Van-Can Nguyen aligns with these objectives through its focused investigation of radical coupling mechanisms in photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming.

Conclusion

Van-Can Nguyen is recognized for research addressing photocatalytic CO2 reduction, CH3OH reforming, radical coupling mechanisms, and C2 product formation. The recognized publication, “Insights into radical coupling mechanisms of photocatalytic CO2 reduction and CH3OH reforming into C2 products,” focuses on mechanistic aspects of photocatalytic chemical conversion.

External Links

References

  1. Van-Can Nguyen – Scopus Author Profile. Scopus Author ID 57212607906.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=6506451674
  2. Van-Can Nguyen – ORCID Profile. ORCID identifier 0000-0002-5851-0439.
    https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5851-0439
  3. Best Paper Awards. Best Paper Awards website and award information.
    https://bestpaperawards.com/

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Song Liu | Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

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Prof. Dr. Song Liu | Chemistry | Editorial Board Member

Professor | Northeast Forestry University | China

Liu, Song is a highly influential researcher affiliated with Northeast Forestry University, Harbin, China, whose work has achieved substantial international recognition within the scientific community. According to his Scopus profile (ID: 57196951515), he has authored 65 scholarly documents and accumulated an exceptional 6,804 citations from 6,202 citing publications, reflecting both the productivity and wide-reaching impact of his research contributions. With an h-index of 25, his work demonstrates sustained scholarly influence across multiple high-impact studies. His research portfolio is strongly aligned with advanced themes in forestry science, environmental systems, ecological management, and related interdisciplinary areas where forest resources, climate interactions, and sustainable land-use practices intersect. The large number of co-authors associated with his publications, numbering over 240 collaborators, highlights his strong global research network and his active participation in multi-institutional and cross-disciplinary projects. His studies are frequently cited by peers, indicating that his findings serve as foundational references for ongoing research in forest ecology, biomass utilization, environmental monitoring, and sustainable resource management. Although detailed topic breakdowns and awarded grants are not fully visible in the preview profile, his citation volume and document output clearly position him as a leading contributor in his field. His role as both collaborator and contributor to high-impact research underscores his ability to influence scientific directions and inform policy-relevant discussions in forestry and environmental sciences. Overall, Liu Song’s academic profile reflects a career marked by consistent research productivity, strong international collaboration, and significant scientific impact, making him a well-established and widely respected figure in contemporary forestry and environmental research.

Profile: Scopus

Featured Publications

Liu, S., Yang, H. B., & Hung, S.-F. (2019). Elucidating the electrocatalytic CO2 reduction reaction over a model single-atom nickel catalyst. …

Liu, S., Yang, H. B., & Su, X. (2019). Rational design of carbon-based metal-free catalysts for electrochemical CO2 reduction: A review

Liu, S., Xu, K., Cao, Z., & Mao, Q. (2021). Pore-structure-enhanced electrochemical reduction of CO2 to formate on Sn-based double-layer catalysts

Shi, L., Cai, W., Zhang, F., Liu, S., & Bin, L. (2025). Engineering oxygen intermediates adsorption on amorphous NiFe alloys for highly active and selective electrochemical biomass conversion.

Chen, Y., Ma, A., Chen, L., & Liu, S. (2024). Accelerating electrocatalytic nitrate reduction to ammonia via weakening of intermediate adsorption on Cu-based catalyst.

Liu, Song advances global forestry and environmental science through high-impact, data-driven research that strengthens sustainable resource management and ecological resilience. His widely cited work supports evidence-based policy, climate-smart forestry, and innovative environmental solutions with direct relevance to industry and global sustainability goals.

Young Ko | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Young Ko | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award 

CEO | YK Consuting | South Korea

Dr. Young Chan Ko is an internationally experienced researcher with a distinguished career across Korea, Sweden, and the United States, contributing significantly to biopolymers, nanoscience, pulp and paper technology, and innovation studies. His early research experience began at the Korea Institute of Science & Technology, followed by eight years of leadership as the founding Managing Director of the R&D Center at S-Oil Company, where he strengthened industrial innovation and technology strategy. He expanded his global research footprint in Sweden as a Visiting Scientist at the Swedish Pulp & Paper Research Institute, and later held key R&D positions at Procter & Gamble, Georgia-Pacific, Kimberly-Clark, and Weyerhaeuser in the United States, contributing to major advancements in consumer product technology and fiber science. Returning to Korea, he transitioned into academia, teaching creativity and innovation at Sogang University and conducting research as a Research Professor at Kookmin University, with specialization in surface and colloid science, paper physics, and international standard development for the pulp and paper sector. His research pursuits currently focus on fractal geometry applications, Industry 5.0, sustainability strategies, and innovation-driven growth in the paper industry. Dr. Ko has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications in leading journals such as Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal, BioResources, and Journal of Korea TAPPI, addressing physical property evaluation, advanced surface characterization, sustainable industrial transformation, and consumer product technology development. He has also contributed to pioneering patent innovations in fiber modification, absorbent technologies, and polymer processing during his tenure with global corporations. With a rare blend of industrial leadership, scientific expertise, global research exposure, and forward-looking innovation insights, Dr. Ko demonstrates strong suitability for a Best Researcher Award, exemplifying multidisciplinary excellence, impactful industrial contributions, and a sustained commitment to bridging scientific research with creativity, technological advancement, and sustainable industrial development.

Profile: ORCID

Featured Publications

Ko, Y. C., Melani, L., Park, N. Y., & Kim, H. J. (2019). Surface characterization of paper and paperboard using a stylus contact method. Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal, 35(1), 78–88.

Ko, Y. C., Park, J. Y., Lee, J. H., & Kim, H. J. (2017). Principles of developing a softness evaluation technology for hygiene paper. Journal of Korea TAPPI, 49(4), 184–193.

Ko, Y. C., Kim, H. J., & Allan, G. G. (2019). 4th Industrial Revolution and the sustainable growth strategy for the pulp & paper industry. Journal of Korea TAPPI, 51(2), 123–130.

Ko, Y. C., Kim, H. J., & Park, J. M. (2024). Sustainable growth strategy of the paper industry in the artificial intelligence era. Journal of Korea TAPPI, 56(6), 5–14.

Ko, Y. C., Park, J. M., & Shin, S. J. (2015). The principles of fractal geometry and its applications for the pulp & paper industry. Journal of Korea TAPPI, 47(4), 177–186.

Dr. Young Chan Ko’s pioneering work bridges advanced material science, industrial innovation, and sustainable engineering, driving transformative progress in the global pulp and paper sector. His research in fractal analysis, nanostructured surfaces, and Industry 5.0 innovation frameworks supports next-generation manufacturing, environmental responsibility, and smarter product development. Through global industry–academia collaboration, he continues to influence scientific advancement, industrial modernization, and creative innovation culture worldwide.

Ashish Gome | Chemical Engineering | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Dr. Ashish Gome | Chemical Engineering | Best Academic Researcher Award

Associate Professor | Prashanti Group of Institutes | India

Dr. Ashish Gome is an accomplished academician, researcher, and educational leader with more than twenty-two years of combined experience in academia, administration, and environmental consultancy. He earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal in 2016, focusing on the application of ozone for pharmaceutical wastewater treatment, after completing his M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering with specialization in Environmental Management in 2005 and his B.E. in Chemical Engineering in 2000. Professionally, he has served as Dean Academics & Administration at Prashanti Group of Institutes, Ujjain, Associate Professor and Head of Department at Shri Guru Sandipani Institute of Technology & Science, and Academic Coordinator at Vikram University, while also contributing as an Environmental Consultant at AM Ozonics Ltd., Mumbai. His research interests center on advanced wastewater treatment technologies, ozonation processes, environmental management, and sustainable engineering solutions. Dr. Gome possesses strong research skills in experimental design, chemical kinetics, ozonation applications, biodegradability assessment, and simulation studies, reflected in his publications in reputed international journals including Springer, Scopus-indexed outlets, and environmental science journals. He has also delivered numerous presentations at national and international conferences and published collaborative works in environmental engineering. Among his academic honors, he qualified the prestigious GATE examination three times, secured All India Rank 8 in the University of Roorkee PG entrance in 2001, and has been invited as a distinguished speaker at global summits in Paris, Dubai, Prague, Osaka, Lisbon, and Helsinki, highlighting his growing international recognition. Additionally, he serves as a reviewer and editorial board member for international journals, and his Google Scholar profile records 39 citations with an h-index of 3. In conclusion, Dr. Ashish Gome has demonstrated exceptional leadership, research acumen, and academic contributions, making him a deserving candidate for recognition as a Best Academic Researcher with the potential to influence global advancements in environmental engineering and sustainable wastewater treatment.

Profile: ORCID

Featured Publications

  1. Gome, A., & Upadhyay, K. (2022). Removal of persistent chemical oxygen demand from pharmaceutical wastewater by ozonation at different pH. International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology.

  2. Gome, A., & Upadhyay, K. (2014). Impact of ozone dose on the removal of total solids from pharmaceutical wastewater. International Journal of Research in Chemistry & Environment, 4(3), 10–15.

  3. Gome, A., & Upadhyay, K. (2013). Effect of pH on the abatement of biochemical oxygen demand of pharmaceutical industry wastewater treated by ozone. International Journal of Advanced Research, 1(7), 416–422.

  4. Gome, A., & Upadhyay, K. (2013). Biodegradability assessment of pharmaceutical wastewater treated by ozone. International Research Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2(4), 21–25.

  5. Gome, A., & Upadhyay, K. (2012). Chemical kinetics of ozonation and other processes used for the treatment of wastewater containing pharmaceuticals: A review. International Journal of Current Research and Review, 4(22), 1–7.

 

Liguo Shen | Chemical engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Liguo Shen | Chemical engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor, Zhejiang Normal University, China

Prof. Dr. Liguo Shen, a distinguished researcher at Zhejiang Normal University, has made remarkable contributions to environmental science and engineering, particularly in membrane separation processes for water pollution control. Holding a PhD from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and additional training at the Max Planck Society, Dr. Shen has earned accolades such as the IAAM Scientists Award and recognition as a VEBLEO Fellow.

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Academic and Professional Background 🌟📚

Prof. Dr. Liguo Shen earned his PhD from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, with additional training at the Max Planck Society. He is a recipient of prestigious honors, including the IAAM Scientist Award, World’s Top 2% Scientist recognition, and Fellowships from IAAM and VEBLEO. 🌍🔬 Over decades, his research has focused on developing innovative membrane separation processes for water pollution control. 💧♻️ He has published over 190 SCI papers in top-tier journals like Chemical Society Reviews, Nano Energy, and Science Bulletin, with 27 highly cited papers and 12 hotspot papers. His work, cited over 9,000 times, boasts an impressive h-index of 58. 📈✨

Research and Innovations

Prof. Dr. Liguo Shen’s groundbreaking research combines theoretical and technical innovations in membrane technology. 🧠📊 He developed a mathematical model for membrane surface morphology and clarified contamination mechanisms through thermodynamics, integrating XDLVO theory, CFD methods, and neural network technology. 🔍📈 On the technical front, he pioneered the in situ micro-aerated membrane separation system, achieving efficient suppression of membrane pollution. 💡🔧 Additionally, he designed advanced two-dimensional materials for membrane construction, enabling the effective treatment of diverse types of sewage. 🌿💧 These innovations represent significant progress in water purification and environmental sustainability. 🌍♻️

Areas of Research

Prof. Dr. Liguo Shen’s research spans across multiple fields, including Environmental Science, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, and Chemistry. His work focuses on developing innovative membrane separation techniques, specifically for water purification. 🌊💧 By advancing materials science, he has designed cutting-edge materials to improve the efficiency of membrane processes in water treatment. His expertise in chemical engineering and chemistry further drives the creation of sustainable solutions for environmental pollution control, particularly in addressing water contamination and promoting cleaner water resources. 🌱🔬

Publication Top Notes

  • Preparation and characterization of ZnO/polyethersulfone (PES) hybrid membranes – Desalination, 265 citations, 2012 📄
  • Membrane fouling in a submerged membrane bioreactor: Impacts of floc size – Chemical Engineering Journal, 243 citations, 2015 💧
  • Membrane fouling caused by biological foams in a submerged membrane bioreactor: Mechanism insights – Water Research, 237 citations, 2020 🧪
  • Fabrication of high-performance composite nanofiltration membranes for dye wastewater treatment: Mussel-inspired layer-by-layer self-assembly – Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 205 citations, 2020 🧫
  • Facile synthesis of 2D TiO2@ MXene composite membrane with enhanced separation and antifouling performance – Journal of Membrane Science, 196 citations, 2021 🔬
  • Mechanistic insights into alginate fouling caused by calcium ions based on terahertz time-domain spectra analyses and DFT calculations – Water Research, 186 citations, 2018 🧬
  • Inkjet printing of dopamine followed by UV light irradiation to modify mussel-inspired PVDF membrane for efficient oil-water separation – Journal of Membrane Science, 182 citations, 2021 💧🖋️
  • Enhanced permeability and antifouling performance of polyether sulfone (PES) membrane via elevating magnetic Ni@ MXene nanoparticles to upper layer in phase inversion process – Journal of Membrane Science, 170 citations, 2021 🧲
  • Effect of calcium ions on fouling properties of alginate solution and its mechanisms – Journal of Membrane Science, 154 citations, 2017 🧪
  • How to increase maize production without extra nitrogen input – Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 138 citations, 2020 🌾