Ahmad Ghanbari | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Ahmad Ghanbari | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Yasouj University | Iran

Dr. Ahmad Ghanbari is a distinguished physicist whose research in condensed matter physics and interdisciplinary theoretical modeling has positioned him among the top two percent of scientists worldwide in 2025. With a prolific record of 44 peer-reviewed publications, Dr. Ghanbari has made influential contributions to statistical mechanics, thermodynamics, biomedical physics, and quantum systems. His innovative application of non-extensive thermodynamic entropy provided a novel and highly accurate method for predicting the dynamics, spread, and mortality rates of COVID-19, demonstrating the power of physical models in epidemiological forecasting. In biomedical physics, he has pushed scientific boundaries by modifying the classical Lotka–Volterra equation to more accurately describe the competitive behavior between normal and cancerous cells, offering new perspectives for understanding tumor growth and treatment dynamics. His groundbreaking study on the thermodynamic behavior of cancer tumors, particularly the influence of a tilted external magnetic field on interstitial fluid pressure within spherical tumors, provides valuable theoretical insights that could support advancements in cancer therapy and targeted treatment strategies. Beyond biomedical applications, Dr. Ghanbari has conducted extensive research into the thermodynamic properties of diatomic molecules, contributing to a deeper understanding of molecular interactions and energy states. His work on quantum nanostructures further demonstrates his versatility, addressing complex quantum behaviors that underpin next-generation nano-devices and materials. Complementing his research excellence, Dr. Ghanbari has dedicated three years to teaching at Yasouj University, shaping the academic and scientific development of future physicists.

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Featured Publications

Ghanbari, A. (2025). Theoretical calculations of thermal functions of diatomic molecules using shifted Deng-Fan potential. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 1248, 115186.

Ghanbari, A., & Khordad, R. (2025). A theoretical model to study the influence of an external tilted magnetic field on interstitial fluid flow inside a cylindrical tumor with capillaries. International Journal of Modern Physics C, 36(07), 2450251.

Ghanbari, A. (2025). Computational investigation of magnetic field effect on thermal function of diatomic molecules with anharmonic oscillator potential. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 1243, 114991.

Ghanbari, A., Khordad, R., & Ghaderi-Zefrehei, M. (2025). A modified Lotka–Volterra equation for the investigation of competition between normal and cancer cells. International Journal of Modern Physics C, 36(11), 1–12.

Ghanbari, A. (2024). Aharonov–Bohm flux, topological defect and magnetic field effects on the optical properties of quantum dots in a quantum-plasma environment. Journal of Computational Electronics, 23(1), 22–31.

Hendry Y. Nanlohy | Quantum Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Hendry Y. Nanlohy | Quantum Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Jayapura University of Science and Technology | Indonesia

Dr. Hendry Y. Nanlohy, ST., MT., is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Jayapura University of Science and Technology, Indonesia, with a specialized research focus on combustion and fuel engineering, nanoparticles, nanomaterials, and advanced materials for energy applications. His research contributions significantly address global challenges related to sustainable and efficient energy conversion, emissions reduction, and development of high-performance energy materials. Dr. Nanlohy’s work advances the understanding of nanoparticle-based fuels, catalytic combustion, and environmentally friendly energy systems, offering transformative insights for next-generation clean energy technologies. His studies in nanomaterials synthesis and applications have strengthened the development of alternative fuels, high-efficiency combustion systems, and novel energy storage materials, making him a key contributor to the renewable and clean energy domain in Indonesia and beyond. A recognized scientific leader, Dr. Nanlohy has been actively involved in global academic collaboration and peer-reviewing, demonstrating academic excellence and intellectual integrity. His exceptional service as a reviewer spans over 27 prestigious international journals and conferences, including Q1 and Q2 Scopus-indexed platforms such as Materialia, Heliyon, Materials Today: Proceedings, and Scientia Iranica. Additionally, he has been a reviewer and technical committee member for numerous high-impact international conferences across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, covering fields such as materials engineering, nanotechnology, combustion science, new energy systems, and advanced manufacturing technologies. His participation in renowned events including ICEEEE, CMSE, PCM, ICAMM, ICNNE, MSAM, and INCOS highlights his strong global research footprint. Through his dedicated contributions to research, peer review, and academic leadership, Dr. Nanlohy consistently demonstrates deep commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and sustainable technological innovation. His impactful research, international scholarly engagement, and leadership in energy and materials science underscore his prominent role in the global research community and position him as an influential figure in advancing clean and efficient energy solutions.

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Featured Publications

Nanlohy, H., & Sazhin, S. (2025). Bio-graphene activated carbon of sago waste as a potential catalyst for crude coconut oil combustion: An experimental and quantum mechanics-based study. Results in Chemistry, 15, 102308.

Trismawati, & Nanlohy, H. Y. (2025). Atomic to macroscale analysis of combustion behavior in biofuel droplets with superhydrophobic silica dimethyl silylate. Results in Engineering, 106536.

Nanlohy, H. Y., Marianingsih, S., & Utaminingrum, F. (2024). A review of the artificial neural network’s roles in alternative fuels: Optimization, prediction, and future prospects. Mechanical Engineering for Society and Industry, 4(3), 513–534.

Sanata, A., Ilminnafik, N., Asyhar, M. M., Nanlohy, H. Y., Kristianta, F. X., & others. (2024). Characterization of combustion in cylindrical meso-scale combustor with wire mesh flame holder as initiation of energy source for future vehicles. Automotive Experiences, 7(1), 97–110.

Suyatno, Riupassa, H., Marianingsih, S., & Nanlohy, H. Y. (2023). Characteristics of SI engine fueled with BE50-Isooctane blends with different ignition timings. Heliyon, e12922.

 

Weiqing Jiang | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Weiqing Jiang | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Guangxi University | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Professor Weiqing Jiang began her academic journey in the field of chemical technology, where she pursued and completed her doctoral studies. From the outset, she exhibited a strong interest in the development and optimization of materials that contribute to energy storage and conversion. Her early academic efforts laid a strong foundation in materials science, particularly in solid-state chemistry and electrochemical systems.

Professional Endeavors

Following her doctoral work, Professor Jiang took on a faculty position at Guangxi University, where she currently serves as a professor in the School of Physical Science and Technology. Her role encompasses both research and academic leadership, positioning her as a key figure in advancing the university’s materials science program. Over the course of her career, she has successfully completed multiple research projects supported by national and regional scientific foundations, affirming her ability to attract funding and execute high-level research programs.

Contributions and Research Focus

Professor Jiang’s primary research centers on solid-state hydrogen storage materials and electrode materials for nickel/metal-hydride (Ni/MH) rechargeable batteries. A distinctive feature of her work is the integration of experimental techniques with first-principles theoretical calculations, enabling her to uncover insights into hydrogenation and dehydrogenation mechanisms. Her findings have shown that annealing processes can significantly improve electrochemical performance and that the inclusion of more electronegative elements in metal hydrides enhances thermal stability, thus influencing both thermodynamic and kinetic behaviors. Her research provides valuable pathways for the development of advanced, high-performance energy storage materials.

Impact and Influence

Professor Jiang’s research has gained meaningful recognition, both nationally and internationally. Her work on La-Ti-Mg-Ni-based alloys for hydrogen storage was noted as particularly innovative and was evaluated as highly promising by an international award committee. This acknowledgement reflects the practical applicability and forward-thinking nature of her research, which aligns closely with global efforts toward clean energy and sustainable technology.

Academic Citations

With a citation index of over 300 across her publications in SCI-indexed journals, Professor Jiang’s work has established a clear academic footprint. Her citation count indicates sustained engagement from the scientific community, reflecting the relevance and utility of her contributions in the domain of hydrogen storage materials and electrochemical systems.

Technical Skills

Professor Jiang is proficient in a wide range of technical areas, including solid-state synthesis, structural and phase characterization of materials, electrochemical testing, and computational modeling through first-principles calculations. Her dual competency in experimental and theoretical approaches gives her a unique advantage in materials research, enabling her to validate experimental observations with predictive modeling.

Teaching Experience

As a professor, Professor Jiang plays a vital role in the academic development of undergraduate and graduate students. Her teaching integrates cutting-edge research with classroom instruction, enriching student learning with real-world scientific challenges. She likely supervises graduate theses and projects, contributing to the development of future researchers in the field of materials science.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Professor Jiang’s legacy lies in her methodical and innovative approach to solving fundamental problems in hydrogen storage and energy conversion. Moving forward, she is poised to make even greater contributions by expanding her research to interdisciplinary areas such as hydrogen fuel infrastructure, lightweight alloy design, and renewable energy integration. Her ongoing projects suggest a sustained commitment to the advancement of clean energy technologies.

Notable Publications

Atomic spin engineering of Fe-N-C by axial chlorine-ligand modulation for lightweight and efficient electromagnetic wave absorption

  • Authors: Qi Wei, Pan Zhang, Xinyu Guo, Weiqing Jiang, Xiaoma Tao, Pei Kang Shen, Zhi Qun Tian
    Journal: Journal of Colloid and Interface Science
    Year: 2025

Role of Fe, Co and Ni in dehydrogenation thermodynamics and kinetics of LiBH₄ (010) surface: a first-principles study

  • Authors: Yu Ma, Xiaohua Mo, Changhong Li, Jincheng Wang, Jiafang Qin, Chunxi Pang, Tian Liang, Yifan Qiu, Weiqing Jiang
    Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
    Year: 2025

Enhanced dehydrogenation of MgH₂ modified by Ti and S: A first-principles investigation

  • Authors: Xiaoli Zuo, Xiaohua Mo, Weiqi Zhou, Jinlin Zhang, Chunyan Hu, Weiqing Jiang
    Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
    Year: 2024

Dehydrogenation properties of LiBH₄ modified by Mg from first-principles calculations

  • Authors: Xiaohua Mo, Weiqing Jiang
    Journal: Journal of Alloys and Compounds
    Year: 2018

Effect of Al on the dehydrogenation of LiBH₄ from first-principles calculations

  • Authors: Jiang Weiqing, Cao Shilong
    Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
    Year: 2017

Conclusion

Professor Weiqing Jiang is a respected and impactful figure in the field of hydrogen storage materials. Her pioneering research, successful project leadership, recognized innovation, and academic contributions collectively demonstrate her significance in the global scientific community. Through continued exploration and mentorship, she is set to play a lasting role in shaping the future of sustainable energy research and materials science.