Dr. Nawel Khitouni , Faculty of Sciences of Monastir, Tunisia

Dr. Nawel Achour Khitouni is an Assistant Professor in Inorganic Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir, Tunisia. She earned her Ph.D. from the Faculty of Sciences of Sfax (2015–2020) through a collaboration with the University of Girona, Spain. Her research focuses on the mechanosynthesis, structural, magnetic, and thermal properties of nanostructured alloys. Dr. Khitouni has held postdoctoral positions at the University of Girona, Spain, and the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania. She has authored over 10 peer-reviewed articles and is an expert in XRD, SEM, TEM, DSC, and VSM analysis.

Suitability for Best Researcher Award

Dr. Nawel Achour Khitouni is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her innovative research in inorganic chemistry and nanostructured alloys. Her multidisciplinary expertise in mechanosynthesis, structural and magnetic analysis, and advanced material characterization underscores her significant contributions to the field. Her international collaborations and impactful publications further strengthen her candidacy for this prestigious recognition.

Professional Development

Dr. Khitouni has established a strong international research network, collaborating with leading institutions in Spain and Romania.

Her expertise spans mechanosynthesis, structural and microstructural analysis using XRD, morphology analysis with SEM and TEM, thermal analysis via DSC, and magnetic property evaluation using VSM.

She teaches courses on phase diagrams, chemical kinetics, metallurgy, and solid-state structures at the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir.

Dr. Khitouni has published over 10 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals, contributing to advancements in nanocrystalline alloys and inorganic chemistry.

Research Focus

Dr. Khitouni specializes in the mechanosynthesis of nanostructured alloys, focusing on the structural, magnetic, and thermal properties of Fe-Co-Ni-based compounds.

Her research also explores ternary compounds, such as Nd₂Fe₁₇₋ₓCoₓ and Mn₁.₂Co₀.₀₅Fe₀.₇P₀.₄₅Si₀.₅B₀.₀₅, prepared by high-energy mechanical milling.

She investigates the effects of B and Si metalloids on these materials, aiming to enhance their magnetic and thermal performance.

Her work integrates advanced material characterization methods like XRD, SEM, TEM, DSC, and VSM, driving innovation in nanostructured materials.

Awards and Honors

Research Fellowship – Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Research Fellowship – University of Girona, Spain

Numerous Peer-Reviewed Publications – High-impact journals like Journal of Applied Physics and Journal of Superconductivity and Novel Magnetism

Recognition for Contributions – Nanocrystalline alloys and inorganic chemistry

Publication Top Notes:

Effect of phosphorus additions and milling time on the mechanosynthesis of Ni₅₀Cu₄₀₋ₓ(Fe₂B)₁₀Pₓ alloys

Microstructural and Magnetic Characteristics of High-Entropy FeCoNiMnTi Alloy Produced via Mechanical Alloying

Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling on the Structural and Magnetic Behavior of Fe₆₀Al₄₀ Alloy

Characterization of the microstructural, magnetic, and thermal behaviors of boron-doped Fe–Co–Ni alloys produced via mechanical alloying

Advancing in Cesium Retention: Application of Magnesium Phosphate Cement Composites

Dr. Mohsin Ali | Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mohsin Ali, Southeast University Nanjing, China

Dr. Mohsin Ali is an accomplished researcher in civil engineering at the School of Civil Engineering, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. With a focus on concrete materials, durability performance, and sustainable construction techniques, Dr. Ali has contributed extensively to advancing innovative solutions in reinforced concrete, nanomaterials, and fracture analysis. His impactful work is reflected through numerous open-access publications in esteemed journals, highlighting his expertise in predictive modeling, advanced simulation techniques, and the utilization of eco-friendly cementitious materials. Dr. Ali remains committed to fostering sustainable and resilient infrastructure for the future.

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Summary of Suitability for the Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mohsin Ali is highly suitable for a Best Researcher Award based on his exemplary contributions and achievements in the field of civil engineering, particularly in sustainable construction materials, durability performance, and innovative modeling techniques

Education & Experience

Ph.D. in Civil Engineering – Southeast University, Nanjing, China
M.S. in Structural Engineering – University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan
Assistant Professor – Department of Civil Engineering, Pakistan
Researcher – Southeast University, focusing on advanced simulation, sustainable materials, and fracture mechanics

Professional Development

Dr. Mohsin Ali actively engages in interdisciplinary research, collaborating internationally on cutting-edge civil engineering projects. He specializes in:

Eco-friendly cementitious materials like wheat straw ash and banana leaf ash to enhance concrete durability.
Predictive modeling techniques (e.g., genetic programming) for improving structural resilience and optimization.
Advanced numerical simulations involving hybrid nanofluid flows and Cattaneo-Christov heat flux models.
Fracture analysis and mechanical characterization of concrete using finite element modeling.

His professional development is marked by a commitment to sustainability, durability, and innovative engineering solutions.

Research Focus

Dr. Ali’s research centers on:

Sustainable Concrete Solutions – Utilizing waste materials such as silica fume, wheat straw ash, and banana leaf ash for eco-friendly and durable concrete.
Advanced Materials – Application of nanomaterials like titanium dioxide in concrete for improved mechanical properties.
Predictive and Numerical Modeling – Genetic programming, RSM optimizations, and numerical techniques for fracture and wear analysis.
Structural Durability – Corrosion resistance in reinforced concrete and performance against environmental attacks (e.g., sulphate and acid).
His contributions address critical challenges in modern infrastructure sustainability.

Awards & Honors

Research Excellence Award – Southeast University, Nanjing
Best Paper Award – International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure
Outstanding Reviewer Recognition – Leading Civil Engineering Journals
Research Grant Recipient – National Science Foundation for Eco-material Studies
Prestigious Fellowships – Recognized for collaborative work on fracture mechanics

Publication Top Notes:

Predictive modeling for depth of wear of concrete modified with fly ash: A comparative analysis of genetic programming-based algorithms
Cited by: 14

Effect of banana tree leaves ash as cementitious material on the durability of concrete against sulphate and acid attacks
Cited by: 4

Effect of silica fume on fracture analysis, durability performance and embodied carbon of fiber-reinforced self-healed concrete
Cited by: 7

Effect of wheat straw ash as cementitious material on the mechanical characteristics and embodied carbon of concrete reinforced with coir fiber
Cited by: 8

Effect of titanium dioxide as nanomaterials on mechanical and durability properties of rubberised concrete by applying RSM modelling and optimizations
Cited by: 8

Dr. Nawel Khitouni | Mechanosynthesis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Nawel Khitouni | Mechanosynthesis | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Nawel Khitouni , Faculty of Sciences of Monastir, Tunisia

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