Thet Naing Myint | Chemical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Thet Naing Myint | Chemical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

MUCTR | Russia

Dr. Thet Naing Myint is a Chemical Engineer at D.I. Mendeleyev University of Chemical Technology of Russia, specializing in advanced inorganic binders and corrosion-resistant composite cement systems. He completed his PhD in Chemical Engineering with a dissertation focused on the development of composite cements with high corrosion resistance. Building on this foundation, he is currently pursuing a Doctor of Chemical Engineering degree, investigating the physicochemical principles governing the design of durable composite binders for concrete applications. His research addresses critical challenges in modern construction, particularly the degradation of concrete structures in aggressive chemical and environmental conditions. Dr. Myint integrates material chemistry, binder technology, and applied engineering to enhance durability, sustainability, and service life of concrete infrastructure. He has published his findings in peer-reviewed international journals, contributed to scholarly book publications, and holds patents related to corrosion-resistant cement formulations. Through academic and industrial collaborations in Russia and Myanmar, his work aims to translate fundamental research into practical solutions for global infrastructure development and long-term structural resilience.

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Amna Al Rasbi | Chemical Engineering | Women Researcher Award

Ms. Amna Al Rasbi | Chemical Engineering | Women Researcher Award

Individual Researcher and Inventor | Oman

Amna Wahab Yahya Al Rasbi is a dynamic and innovative chemical engineer with a strong foundation in research and development, complemented by diverse industrial experiences across Oman. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the National University of Science and Technology, Muscat, and has applied her academic knowledge in various practical settings, including process safety, production chemistry, and environmental analysis. Her professional experience spans roles such as Project Research Officer at OQ, Process Safety Intern at OQEP, and Laboratory Analyst Intern at Sultan Qaboos University, where she contributed to projects aimed at improving chemical process efficiency and environmental management. Notably, her research focuses on the synthesis and application of silica and calcium carbonate nanoparticles for wastewater treatment, demonstrating significant potential in reducing organic contaminants from refinery effluents. She has actively participated in numerous national and international conferences, such as Oman Water Week 2025 and the International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC2024), reflecting her commitment to knowledge dissemination and professional development. Amna’s expertise combines technical proficiency in tools like Aspen HYSYS, AutoCAD, and MATLAB with strong analytical and critical thinking skills, enabling her to develop innovative, practical solutions for complex chemical engineering challenges. Beyond technical competence, she demonstrates leadership, teamwork, and strategic planning abilities, fostering collaborative approaches in research and industrial projects. Her dedication to sustainable development, environmental safety, and process optimization underscores her potential as a leading contributor to chemical engineering innovation. Through her interdisciplinary approach and continuous learning mindset, Amna exemplifies the qualities of an emerging researcher poised to make impactful contributions to chemical process engineering, nanomaterials applications, and environmental sustainability.

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Al Rasbi, A. W. Y. A., Geetha Devi, M., & Chandrasekhar, G. (2022). Synthesis and application of silica and calcium carbonate nanoparticles in the reduction of organics from refinery wastewater. Journal of the Indian Chemical Society, 99(7), 100519.