Dr. Franklin Lozano | decolorization | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Franklin Lozano | decolorization | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Franklin Lozano, Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de Apurimac, Peru

Franklin Lozano Cusi 🇵🇪, born on January 4, 1992, is an Associate Professor and Researcher at the Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de Apurímac (UNAMBA). With a Master’s in Investment Projects 🎓 and a Bachelor’s in Agroindustrial Engineering 🌾, he specializes in sustainable innovations in natural fibers and native crops. His research spans the decolorization of alpaca fibers 🦙, the properties of native potatoes 🥔, and eco-friendly dyeing techniques 🌱. Fluent in Quechua, Spanish, and English 🌍, Franklin is an advocate for indigenous heritage and scientific advancement. He actively contributes to patent management and scientific research at UNAMBA. 📚✨

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Suitability for Best Researcher Award

Franklin Lozano Cusi is a remarkable candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his groundbreaking contributions to sustainable agroindustrial practices and innovative use of Andean natural resources. His research focuses on eco-friendly processes, biodiversity preservation, and the integration of indigenous heritage into modern science, aligning perfectly with global sustainability goals.

Education and Experience 

🎓 Education:

  • Master’s Degree in Projects of Investment, Universidad Tecnológica de los Andes (2022–2023)
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Agroindustrial Engineering, Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de Apurímac

💼 Professional Experience:

  • Patent and Intellectual Property Manager (2023–Present): UNAMBA
  • Scientific Research Manager (2023): UNAMBA
  • Auxiliary Technical Staff (2017–2018): Promofarma S.A. 🧪
  • Assistant (2016): Agroindustria Bella Abanquina S.A.C. 🌽

Professional Development 

Franklin Lozano Cusi actively promotes scientific innovation and sustainability at UNAMBA 🌿. As a Patent and Intellectual Property Manager, he advises on protecting creative works and fostering research 📜. His role as a Scientific Research Manager emphasizes guiding projects that explore native resources and eco-friendly practices 🌾. He excels in promoting the value of Andean biodiversity, such as alpaca fibers 🦙 and native potatoes 🥔. Franklin also bridges cultural and scientific perspectives by leveraging his multilingual proficiency 🌎. His commitment to knowledge dissemination and applied research ensures impactful contributions to agroindustrial and environmental advancements 🌟.

Research Focus 

Franklin Lozano Cusi focuses on sustainable development and agroindustrial innovation 🌾. His research explores the eco-friendly decolorization of alpaca fibers 🦙 using hydrogen peroxide, emphasizing their enhanced quality for global markets. He evaluates the morphological, nutritional, and antioxidant properties of native potato varieties 🥔, championing their value for local and international cuisine. Franklin’s work on natural dyeing techniques 🌱, employing sustainable mordants like alum and lemon salt, contributes to reducing the environmental impact of traditional textile processes. His dedication bridges Andean heritage with modern technology, creating sustainable solutions for rural communities and industries alike ✨.

Awards and Honors 

  • 🏆 Recognized for outstanding contributions to sustainable alpaca fiber research.
  • 🎖 Honored for promoting the value of native potato varieties in agroindustrial applications.
  • 🌟 Commended for advancing eco-friendly textile dyeing techniques.
  • 📜 Recognized for excellence in patent and intellectual property management.

Publication Top Notes:

  • 🥔 Morphological, Nutritional Characteristics, and Antioxidant Compounds of Ten Native Potato Varieties from Apurímac – Cited by: 1
  • 🍄 Pre-treatments and Drying Methods on the Physicochemical and Sensory Characteristics of Wild Mushrooms (Suillus luteus) from Apurímac– Cited by: 1
  • 🌈 Comparisons of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Colorimetric Parameters, and Percentage of Medullation in Vicuña Fibre – Cited by: 2
  • 🧴 Fibre Bleaching with Hydrogen Peroxide and Percentage of Medullation in Black and Brown Huacaya Alpaca – Cited by: 2
  • 🦙 Comparing Fiber Quality Characteristics and Staple Length in Suri and Huacaya Alpacas – Cited by: 4

 

 

Mr.Mohamed El Ouardi | Remediation technology Awards | Best Researcher Award

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Mr.Mohamed El Ouardi | Remediation technology Awards | Best Researcher Award

Mr.Mohamed El Ouardi  , University of Toulon , France

Dr. Mohamed El Ouardi is a PhD student at Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco, and Toulon University, France, specializing in materials chemistry with a focus on nanomaterials for environmental applications. His doctoral research, titled “Role of nanostructuring/hierarchisation of catalytic oxides: application to the conversion and recovery of pollutants by electro-photocatalytic processes,” explores innovative approaches to pollutant conversion and recovery. Dr. El Ouardi holds a Master’s degree in Physical Chemistry and Materials Analysis from Hassan II University and a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry of Materials Sciences from the University of Ibn Zohr. His professional experience includes teaching roles at Toulon University and significant contributions to research publications on photocatalysis and nanomaterials. His skills encompass electrochemical measurements, heterogeneous catalysis, and advanced spectroscopy techniques.

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Suitability Summary for Research for Best Researcher Award: Mohamed El Ouardi

Research Background and Expertise: Mohamed El Ouardi is a PhD student specializing in applied materials chemistry with a focus on environmental applications. His research primarily revolves around the synthesis of materials and nanomaterials for catalytic processes aimed at pollutant conversion and recovery. His thesis, conducted under a cotutelle agreement between Mohammed V University and Toulon University, investigates the role of nanostructuring in catalytic oxides for electro-photocatalytic processes.

🎓Education:

Dr. Mohamed El Ouardi is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Materials Chemistry through a cotutelle program at Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco, and Toulon University, France. His research focuses on the “Role of Nanostructuring/Hierarchisation of Catalytic Oxides: Application to the Conversion and Recovery of Pollutants by Electro-Photocatalytic Processes.” He holds a Master of Science in Physical Chemistry and Materials Analysis from the Faculty of Science and Technology at Hassan II University, Casablanca, Morocco (2019), and a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry of Materials Sciences from the University of Ibn Zohr, Faculty of Science, Agadir, Morocco (2017). Dr. El Ouardi completed his High School Diploma in Physical Sciences at Ibn Batouta High School, Tan-Tan, Morocco, in 2014.

🏢Work Experience:

Dr. Mohamed El Ouardi is a Ph.D. student at Toulon University, France, where he also holds a part-time teaching position. Since 2023, he has been responsible for teaching practical work in Chemistry of Liquid Compartments. In 2022, he conducted tutorials and practical work in the same field. Additionally, he participated in supervising end-of-studies master’s projects at Toulon University during that year.

🏆Awards and Recognitions:

Dr. Mohamed El Ouardi has authored several notable research papers published in leading journals. His contributions include the article “MXenes as Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion Applications: Advances and Prospects” in Advanced Energy and Sustainability Research. He has also co-authored “Current Advances on Nanostructured Oxide Photoelectrocatalysts for Water Splitting: A Comprehensive Review” in Surfaces and Interfaces, and “Review of Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting: From Quantitative Approaches to Effects of Sacrificial Agents” in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. Additionally, his work on “Synthesis of ZnV2O6 Nanosheet Photocatalysts for Efficient Photodegradation of Rhodamine B” was featured in the Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering.

Publication Top Notes:

  • “Synthesis of ZnV2O6 Nanosheet Photocatalysts for Efficient Photodegradation of Rhodamine B: Experimental and RSM Modeling”
  • “Polyester Fabric Supported Graphene Oxide/Cu-Ag Bimetallic Nanoparticles as a ‘Dip Catalyst’ for the Reduction of p-Nitrophenol and Organic Dyes”
  • “An Innovative Diatomite-Polypyrrole Composite for Highly Efficient Cr (VI) Removal Through Optimized Adsorption via Surface Response Methodology”
  • “Design of Bismuth Tungstate Bi2WO6 Photocatalyst for Enhanced and Environmentally Friendly Organic Pollutant Degradation”
  • “Current Advances on Nanostructured Oxide Photoelectrocatalysts for Water Splitting: A Comprehensive Review”