Klytaimnistra Katsara | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. Klytaimnistra Katsara | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. Klytaimnistra Katsara | Environmental Science | PhD Candidate at Hellenic Mediterranean University | Greece

Mrs. Klytaimnistra Katsara is a PhD candidate in the Department of Agriculture at Hellenic Mediterranean University, specializing in interdisciplinary materials and food safety research. Mrs. Klytaimnistra Katsara holds advanced academic training in applied sciences with strong expertise in microplastics analysis and spectroscopic methodologies. Mrs. Klytaimnistra Katsara has professional research experience through collaborations with FORTH and leading universities, contributing to high-impact publications with over 218 citations and an h-index of 7. Her research interests include microplastics in food, food packaging safety, Raman and FTIR spectroscopy, and sensor technologies. Her research skills encompass Raman, micro-Raman, ATR/FTIR spectroscopy, data interpretation, and protocol development.

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Thyago Lima | Earth | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Thyago Lima | Earth | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Thyago Lima | Earth | Unesp | Brazil

Mr. Thyago Lima is a geoscientist and environmental researcher with strong expertise in applied Earth sciences, remote sensing, and disaster risk analysis, currently affiliated with research activities linked to CEMADEN/UNESP. Mr. Thyago Lima holds academic training in environmental and geosciences, with a solid educational background that supports his interdisciplinary approach to hydrogeology, geomorphology, and spatial analysis. His professional experience includes extensive work on ground subsidence, urban and coastal environmental dynamics, groundwater assessment, and risk mapping, with contributions to national and international scientific journals and conference proceedings. Mr. Thyago Lima’s research interests focus on land subsidence related to mining and urbanization, hydrogeological characterization, marine and coastal environmental processes, mass movement susceptibility, flood and landslide risk, and the application of SAR and optical remote sensing for environmental monitoring.

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Stefania Marieva Manolaki | Marine Biology | Young Scientist Award

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Ms. Stefania Marieva Manolaki | Marine Biology | Young Scientist Award

Ms. Stefania Marieva Manolaki | Marine Biology | University of Crete | Greece

Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki is a dedicated emerging researcher specializing in marine biology, with particular focus on microplastic pollution, marine organisms, and sediment–water interactions, and she is currently affiliated with the University of Crete, where she is pursuing her doctoral studies in biology. Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki’s academic background reflects a strong foundation in environmental science and aquatic ecology, supported by rigorous training that has shaped her into a capable and analytically driven scientist whose work bridges laboratory analysis and field-based marine research. Throughout her professional experience, Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki has contributed to multidisciplinary research groups investigating microplastic contamination in marine organisms, metal accumulation within integrated multitrophic aquaculture systems, and environmental stress responses in benthic ecosystems, allowing her to develop proficiency in sampling methodologies, microscopic and spectroscopic identification of microplastics, statistical data evaluation, and risk-benefit assessments related to seafood safety. Her research interests revolve around understanding anthropogenic impacts on marine ecosystems, with particular emphasis on microplastic occurrence in commercially valuable species such as mussels, pearl oysters, and Mediterranean fish, as well as the ecological implications of aquaculture activities on growth performance and contaminant exposure in bivalves and other marine organisms. Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki’s research skills include microplastic extraction and quantification techniques, environmental monitoring, aquaculture system analysis, organismal tissue processing, and data interpretation within ecological and toxicological frameworks, enabling her to contribute meaningfully to both applied and theoretical marine science. She has co-authored peer-reviewed publications addressing critical regional and global concerns regarding marine pollution, contributing to the scientific understanding of how microplastics and metals interact with biological systems in the Mediterranean Sea. Her work has already been recognized through measurable scholarly impact, including citations and collaboration with well-established marine scientists, demonstrating her growing influence in the field. In addition, Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki has received acknowledgment within her academic community for her dedication, research productivity, and contributions to collaborative environmental projects, underscoring her commitment to advancing marine conservation efforts. Overall, Ms. Stefania-Marieva Manolaki’s academic journey, research achievements, and expanding expertise position her as a promising young scientist whose work continues to support sustainable aquaculture practices, informed environmental management, and deeper scientific understanding of microplastic pollution in marine ecosystems.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Manolaki, S.-M., Chatzivasileiou, D., Lampa, M., Dimitriou, P. D., Philippidis, A., & others. (2023). Microplastic contamination in cultured mussels and pearl oysters in Greece.

  2. Manolaki, S.-M., Dimitriou, P. D., Lampa, M., Karakassis, I., & Papageorgiou, N. (2025). Microplastic concentration in Mediterranean commercial fish: A systematic review.

  3. Dimitra, C., Baltadakis, A., Dimitriou, P. D., Magiopoulos, I., Manolaki, S.-M., & others. (2025). Metal in organisms cultivated in IMTA systems at Mediterranean fish farms: Risk and benefit assessment.

 

Xinwei Song | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Xinwei Song | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Xinwei Song | Soil Science | post doctor at Zhejiang University | China

Dr. Xinwei Song is a researcher whose work focuses extensively on microbial ecology, arsenic biogeochemistry, and metagenomic tool development, contributing meaningfully to understanding how microbial processes mediate environmental transformations; although ORCID does not provide personal information, educational background, or formal professional positions, Dr. Song’s scholarly record demonstrates strong engagement with interdisciplinary environmental microbiology, particularly mechanisms of microbial arsenic metabolism and the development of computational tools to support these investigations. Dr. Xinwei Song’s research experience can be inferred from authorship in high-impact journals such as Nature Communications and NAR Genomics and Bioinformatics, where publications address complex microbial interactions including rhizosphere-triggered viral lysogeny that drives microbial metabolic reprogramming to enhance arsenic oxidation, as well as the creation of AsgeneDB, a curated orthology-based database for annotating arsenic metabolism genes across metagenomes. These contributions indicate research interests centered on microbial functional genomics, environmental contamination, microbial-virus interactions, and algorithmic or database-driven approaches to metagenome interpretation. While explicit information about research skills is not provided, Dr. Song’s published work clearly demonstrates proficiency in metagenomics, microbial community analysis, environmental biogeochemistry, database curation, and computational annotation pipelines, as well as collaborative, multi-institutional scientific work. Awards and honors are not listed on ORCID, but the presence of publications in prestigious journals suggests strong recognition within the scientific community. In summary, Dr. Xinwei Song emerges as a productive and technically skilled environmental microbiologist whose contributions advance both fundamental understanding and data-driven tools for studying arsenic-related microbial processes, and although formal education and positions are not documented in the provided records, Dr. Song’s publication record reflects a high level of expertise, methodological sophistication, and commitment to advancing microbial biogeochemical research.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Song, X., Wang, Y., Wang, Y., Zhao, K., Tong, D., Gao, R., Lv, X., Kong, D., Ruan, Y., Wang, M., et al. (2025). Rhizosphere-triggered viral lysogeny mediates microbial metabolic reprogramming to enhance arsenic oxidation. Nature Communications. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-58695-5.

  2. Song, X., Li, Y., Stirling, E., Zhao, K., Wang, B., Zhu, Y., Luo, Y., Xu, J., & Ma, B. (2022). AsgeneDB: A curated orthology arsenic metabolism gene database and computational tool for metagenome annotation. NAR Genomics and Bioinformatics. https://doi.org/10.1093/nargab/lqac080.

  3. Song, X., Li, Y., Stirling, E., Zhao, K., Wang, B., Zhu, Y., Luo, Y., Xu, J., & Ma, B. (2022). AsgeneDB: A curated orthology arsenic metabolism gene database and computational tool for metagenome annotation. Preprint. https://doi.org/10.22541/au.164975586.65142559/v1.

 

Sung-Yeon Cho | Diseases | Research Excellence Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sung-Yeon Cho | Diseases | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sung-Yeon Cho | Diseases | Associate Professor at The Catholic University of Korea | South Korea

Diseases serve as the central theme in understanding the academic and professional life of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sung-Yeon Cho, whose distinguished career in infectious diseases, transplantation infectious diseases, fungal infection, CMV, and microbiome research reflects nearly two decades of rigorous scholarship, clinical leadership, and scientific contribution; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sung-Yeon Cho completed his medical education and advanced specialty training at the Catholic University of Korea, where he established a strong foundation in internal medicine and infectious diseases, later advancing into academic faculty roles that allowed him to merge clinical expertise with research innovation, ultimately shaping his reputation as a leading figure in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation–related infections and invasive fungal Diseases; his professional experience includes extensive work as a clinician-scientist managing complex infectious complications in hematology patients, leading diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for multidrug-resistant organisms, and contributing to national and international infectious Diseases guidelines, while also mentoring early-career researchers and medical professionals; Dr. Cho’s research interests span sepsis biomarkers, antimicrobial resistance, CMV immunotherapy, invasive fungal Diseases, environmental mold epidemiology, transplant-related infections, and advances in diagnostic technology, especially integrating microbiological assays and deep-learning–assisted diagnostic platforms; his research skills encompass clinical epidemiology, antimicrobial susceptibility testing, molecular diagnostics, clinical cohort design, therapeutic drug monitoring, environmental sampling, bio-surveillance, and translational infection-immunology analysis, making his body of work both diverse and highly impactful; with over 2,367 citations, an h-index of 27, and i10-index of 53, Dr. Cho has accumulated numerous awards and honors throughout his career, including institutional recognition for research excellence, national grants for infectious Diseases investigations, and commendations for contributions to transplant-related infection management in Korea; his scholarly influence is further highlighted by multiple highly cited articles in journals such as Infection & Chemotherapy, BMC Infectious Diseases, Journal of Clinical Microbiology, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, and Nature Communications; overall, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sung-Yeon Cho exemplifies a clinician-researcher whose dedication to understanding and combating infectious Diseases has significantly advanced patient care, medical knowledge, and global scientific collaboration, reinforcing his standing as a respected authority in infectious Diseases and transplantation-related infection management.

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  1. Cho, S.-Y., & Choi, J.-H. (2014). Biomarkers of sepsis. Infection & Chemotherapy, 46(1), 1–12. Citations: 256.

  2. Cho, S.-Y., Lee, D.-G., & Kim, H.-J. (2019). Cytomegalovirus infections after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: Current status and future immunotherapy. International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 20(11), 2666. Citations: 183.

  3. Cho, S.-Y., Lee, D.-G., Choi, S.-M., Park, C., Chun, H.-S., Park, Y.-J., Choi, J.-K., Lee, H.-J., … (2015). Stenotrophomonas maltophilia bloodstream infection in patients with hematologic malignancies. BMC Infectious Diseases, 15(1), 69. Citations: 88.

  4. Park, S.-H., Choi, S.-M., Chang, Y.-K., Lee, D.-G., Cho, S.-Y., Lee, H.-J., Choi, J.-H., & Yoo, J.-H. (2014). The efficacy of non-carbapenem antibiotics for community-onset acute pyelonephritis due to ESBL-producing E. coli. Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, 69(10), 2848–2856. Citations: 86.

  5. Cho, S.-Y., Lee, H.-J., & Lee, D.-G. (2018). Infectious complications after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: Current status and future perspectives in Korea. The Korean Journal of Internal Medicine, 33(2), 256. Citations: 84.

 

 

Mohaimin Azmain | Regional Planning | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Mohaimin Azmain | Regional Planning | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Mohaimin Azmain | Regional Planning | Research Assistant at King Abdulaziz University | Saudi Arabia

Mr. Mohaimin Azmain is an emerging scholar in the fields of transportation systems, land-use planning, solid waste management, and supply chain management, recognized for his interdisciplinary approach to urban infrastructure research and practical problem solving. He holds an academic background in civil engineering with focused training in transportation engineering and urban development, providing him with a strong foundation in analytical modeling, geospatial analysis, and data-driven decision-making for sustainable city planning. Professionally, Mr. Azmain has contributed as a research assistant and collaborator on national and international projects, including work conducted at King Abdulaziz University and joint research with transportation engineering experts and GIS specialists. His professional experience spans transportation modeling, parking analysis, traffic simulation, land-use impact studies, and operational assessments of urban mobility systems, allowing him to develop comprehensive insights into how infrastructure, mobility, and environmental systems interact. His research interests center on transportation–land use interactions, traffic operations, geotechnical applications in infrastructure improvement, waste collection route optimization, and the integration of simulation-based modeling to enhance transportation performance and sustainability. Mr. Azmain possesses strong research skills in GIS analysis, statistical assessment, transportation modeling, simulation tools, operational capacity evaluation, and field-based data collection, which are reflected in his scholarly outputs and collaborative research activities. He has published studies addressing geotechnical soil enhancement using lime–cement grouting, urban traffic simulation for hospital environments, operational improvement strategies for signalized intersections, and land-use change prediction in rapidly growing metropolitan areas. His early research contributions, including work on three-wheeler parking demand and solid waste route optimization, further underline his multidisciplinary capabilities and interest in urban service efficiency. Over the course of his research career, he has accumulated citations and recognition in his domain, co-authored with international scholars, and contributed to conferences and peer-reviewed journals. His academic honors and recognitions stem from his active research engagement, collaboration with senior experts, and contributions to sustainable urban development studies. Overall, Mr. Mohaimin Azmain demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing transportation planning, environmental sustainability, and urban systems optimization, positioning him as a promising researcher whose work supports evidence-based decision-making and future-oriented infrastructure development.

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  1. Paul, D., & Azmain, M. (2021). Case study on applications of lime–cement grouting to strengthen soil characteristics. Indian Geotechnical Journal, 51(2). Citations: 9

  2. Azmain, M., & Rahman, M. (2018). Influences of transportation system on land use and predicting the changes in Khulna Metropolitan Area, Bangladesh. International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, 9(10), 286–293. Citations: 6

  3. Hassan, S., & Azmain, M. (2016). Parking demand and supply analysis of different three wheeler vehicles in Khulna. 3rd International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainable Development. Citations: 1

Min-Woo Kim | Engineering | Research Excellence

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Prof. Min-Woo Kim | Engineering | Research Excellence

Prof. Min-Woo Kim | Engineering | Assistant Professor at Myongji University | South Korea

Prof. Min-Woo Kim is an emerging researcher whose academic and professional trajectory reflects a strong commitment to advancing precision manufacturing, materials engineering, and surface science. Prof. Min-Woo Kim’s educational background, though not explicitly detailed in the available record, is consistent with a rigorous training pathway typically involving advanced studies in mechanical engineering, materials science, or related fields, providing him with the foundation necessary to pursue highly technical research in semiconductor-related surface processes. Building upon this academic preparation, Prof. Min-Woo Kim has developed professional experience that centers on chemical mechanical planarization (CMP), hydrophobic coating technologies, and contamination-mitigation strategies within micro- and nanoscale fabrication environments. His work demonstrates an applied understanding of how surface wettability, particle interactions, and thin-film deposition influence the reliability and performance of CMP components used in high-precision manufacturing. Prof. Min-Woo Kim’s research interests include wettability-controlled coatings, PTFE- and DLC-based surface engineering, slurry-particle behavior, contamination control, and the broader integration of advanced materials to improve semiconductor fabrication efficiency and cleanliness. His research skills span experimental surface characterization, thin-film application techniques, interface behavior analysis, and collaborative work in multidisciplinary engineering teams, as evidenced by his role as a coauthor on peer-reviewed work published in the journal Micromachines. Professionally, he has participated in the scholarly community through peer-review activities, contributing expert review for Micromachines, which highlights his engagement in maintaining scientific standards in his field. Although the publicly available information does not list specific awards or honors, Prof. Min-Woo Kim’s contributions to surface engineering and fabrication-process optimization indicate a trajectory aligned with researchers who advance industrial innovation and academic knowledge simultaneously. Overall, Prof. Min-Woo Kim exemplifies a researcher dedicated to improving the performance and reliability of CMP systems through materials-driven solutions, and his evolving body of work reflects a promising career committed to scientific rigor, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and technological improvement within microfabrication and surface-engineering domains.

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Kim, M.-W., Lee, E., Sun, K., So, Y., Baek, J., Shin, J. H., Kim, H. D., & Youn, Y. B. (2025). Wettability-controlled hydrophobic coating of CMP component using PTFE and DLC for mitigating slurry agglomeration and contamination. Micromachines. https://doi.org/10.3390/mi16121382

 

 

Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Research Excellence Distinction Award

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Dr. Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Research Excellence Distinction Award

Dr. Rosamaria Terracciano | Health Sciences | Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II | Italy

Dr. Rosa Terracciano is an accomplished biomedical researcher specializing in clinical biochemistry, mass spectrometry-based proteomics/metabolomics, and translational research with significant contributions to male reproductive health and biomarker discovery; she holds advanced academic qualifications in biomedical sciences and has undertaken rigorous training in analytical instrumentation and molecular diagnostics, including high-performance liquid chromatography and tandem mass spectrometry, which form the basis of her expertise in untargeted omics approaches for disease characterization. Dr. Terracciano’s academic foundation was established through comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate education in the life sciences followed by doctoral and postdoctoral research focused on integrative omics applications in clinical settings, enabling her to bridge cutting-edge laboratory techniques with practical biomedical questions. Over her professional career, she has held research and academic positions at internationally recognized institutions, including the Department of Experimental and Clinical Medicine at Magna Græcia University in Catanzaro, Italy, where she has collaborated extensively with multidisciplinary teams to advance translational research in infertility diagnostics and other metabolic disorders. Dr. Terracciano’s professional experience encompasses leading collaborative projects, supervising junior researchers, and contributing to both experimental design and high-throughput data analysis workflows. Her research interests focus on leveraging untargeted mass spectrometry, metabolomics, lipidomics, and proteomics to identify novel molecular signatures that can improve diagnostic accuracy and deepen understanding of complex pathophysiological mechanisms, particularly in the context of male infertility and seminal plasma biomarker discovery. She has developed strong research skills in omics data acquisition, advanced chromatographic separation, bioinformatics interpretation of large-scale datasets, and clinical sample analysis, all of which support her translational research ethos. Dr. Terracciano’s work has been recognized through multiple peer-reviewed publications and scholarly attention, with several studies cited by other researchers in the field, reflecting her impact on advancing both methodological approaches and clinical insights. Her contributions include original research and comprehensive reviews that integrate methodological innovation with practical clinical relevance. In conclusion, Dr. Rosa Terracciano continues to be a prominent figure in biomedical research, dedicated to the discovery and validation of biomarkers through state-of-the-art mass spectrometry-based platforms, with an emphasis on translating laboratory findings into clinical and diagnostic advancements that benefit patient care and reproductive health research.

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Tosco, A., Cerchione, R., Gelzo, M., Cimbalo, C., Castaldo, A., Terracciano, R., Raia, V., & Sepe, A. (2025). Hemoglobin levels in children treated for cystic fibrosis with CFTR modulators: A single center retrospective study. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14(14), 4856. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm14144856

 

 

 

Gennaro Trancone | Engineering | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone | Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone | Engineering | Research Fellow Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II | Italy

Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone is an accomplished civil and environmental engineer with a Ph.D. in Civil Systems Engineering (Dottorato di Ricerca in Ingegneria dei Sistemi Civili) from Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, where he also holds research fellow appointments and is actively engaged in academic and professional activities integrating civil, environmental, and sustainable engineering practice; Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone completed his doctoral studies at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in 2024 where he specialized in advanced analytical and experimental methods for environmental monitoring, waste treatment processes and sustainable engineered systems, and he is registered with the Order of Engineers in Naples (sector Civil and Environmental) and participates in Italian engineering society committees with roles in environmental and academic commissions, evidencing his commitment to professional governance, interdisciplinary collaboration, and academic leadership in engineering practice and education. Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone’s professional experience encompasses research fellow duties in Ingegneria Civile, Ambientale e Edile since 2024, during which he has led and contributed to multiple research projects spanning sediment contamination, waste valorization, anaerobic processes, and infrastructure materials assessment, developing robust quantitative skills in environmental chemistry, bioprocess engineering, materials characterization, and statistical modelling for environmental systems; his work demonstrates expertise in laboratory and field research, experimental design, ecological risk assessment, and process optimization, bridging fundamental science with applied engineering solutions for environmental sustainability challenges. Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone’s research interests include environmental contaminant mobility and remediation, sustainable waste treatment and valorization, biofilm reactor systems for renewable energy production, micro- and nano-plastic impacts in infrastructure materials, and the development of innovative treatments for emerging contaminants, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach anchored in engineering, environmental science and sustainability. His research skills encompass sediment and contaminant analysis, reactor design and optimization, chemical treatment parameter optimization, ecological monitoring techniques, and integration of statistical tools for complex environmental datasets. Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes, earning citations for studies such as assessments of toxic element mobility in sediments and multidisciplinary environmental monitoring, and has been recognized by peers through review invitations and research collaborations; his awards and honors include acknowledgement within professional societies and committee memberships that attest to his academic and professional service, underscoring his influence in the field. In conclusion, Prof. Dr. Gennaro Trancone stands as a dynamic and impactful scholar whose work advances sustainable engineering solutions and fosters interdisciplinary research collaboration, contributing meaningfully to both academic knowledge and practical engineering outcomes.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Ferraro, A., Siciliano, A., Spampinato, M., Morello, R., Trancone, G., Race, M., Guida, M., Fabbricino, M., Spasiano, D., & Fratino, U. (2024). A multidisciplinary approach based on chemical characterization of foreshore sediments, ecotoxicity assessment and statistical analyses for environmental monitoring of marine-coastal areas. Marine Environmental Research. (Cited ~21) ScienceDirect

  2. Ferraro, A., Marino, E., Trancone, G., Race, M., Mali, M., Pontoni, L., Fabbricino, M., Spasiano, D., & Fratino, U. (2023). Assessment of environmental parameters effect on potentially toxic elements mobility in foreshore sediments to support marine-coastal contamination prediction. Marine Pollution Bulletin. (Cited ~25) ScienceDirect

  3. Muscetta, M., Bianco, F., Trancone, G., Race, M., Siciliano, A., D’Agostino, F., Sprovieri, M., & Clarizia, L. (2023). Washing bottom sediment for the removal of arsenic from contaminated Italian coast. Processes. MDPI

  4. Veropalumbo, R., Oreto, C., Viscione, N., Pirozzi, F., Pontoni, L., Trancone, G., Race, M., & Russo, F. (2023). Exploring the effect on the environment of encapsulated micro- and nano-plastics into asphalt mastics for road pavement. Environmental Research.

  5. Ferraro, A., de Sario, S., Attanasio, A., Di Capua, F., Gorgoglione, A., Fratino, U., Mascolo, M. C., Pirozzi, F., Trancone, G., & Spasiano, D. (2023). Phosphorus recovery as struvite and hydroxyapatite from the liquid fraction of municipal sewage sludge with limited magnesium addition. Journal of Environmental Quality.