Dr. Nuno Gama | Chemical Engineering | Outstanding Scientist Award

Dr. Nuno Gama | Chemical Engineering | University de Aveiro | Portugal

Dr. Nuno Gama is an accomplished researcher and academic recognized internationally for his contributions to sustainable materials science, polymer engineering, and environmental innovation, with a strong emphasis on circular economy solutions and bio-based materials. Dr. Nuno Gama completed his doctoral education at the University of Aveiro, where he earned his Ph.D. with advanced training in polymer science and chemical engineering, establishing a solid theoretical and experimental foundation for environmentally responsible materials research. His professional experience is closely associated with the University of Aveiro, where he has served as a researcher and academic contributor, actively involved in teaching, supervision of graduate researchers, and the development of interdisciplinary research initiatives that bridge materials science, sustainability, and industrial application.

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Featured Publications:

Polyurethane Foams: Past, Present, and Future
Materials, 2018, 11(10), 1841

NV Gama; A Ferreira; A Barros-Timmons

Citations: 1002

Bio-Based Polyurethane Foams Toward Applications Beyond Thermal Insulation
Materials & Design, 2015, 76, 77–85

NV Gama; B Soares; CSR Freire; R Silva; CP Neto; A Barros-Timmons et al.

Citations: 201

Recycling of Polyurethane Scraps via Acidolysis
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2020, 395, 125102

N Gama; B Godinho; G Marques; R Silva; A Barros-Timmons; A Ferreira

Citations: 157

3D Printed Cork/Polyurethane Composite Foams
Materials & Design, 2019, 179, 107905

N Gama; A Ferreira; A Barros-Timmons

Citations: 109

Ecopolyol Production from Industrial Cork Powder via Acid Liquefaction Using Polyhydric Alcohols

ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 2014, 2(4), 846–854

B Soares; N Gama; C Freire; A Barros-Timmons; I Brandão; R Silva et al.

Citations: 94

Prof Dr. Majeda Khraisheh | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Majeda Khraisheh, Qatar University, Qatar

🎓 Prof. Majeda Khraisheh is a distinguished Chemical Engineer with over 20 years of academic and professional experience. She currently serves as the Head of the Chemical Engineering Department at Qatar University, where her leadership and extensive research have made significant impacts in sustainability and renewable energy. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the IChemE, Dr. Khraisheh has secured over $8.5 million in research funding, authored 200+ publications, and achieved an H-index of 50, positioning her in the top 2% of researchers worldwide.

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Education

📚 Education: Prof. Khraisheh holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (1996) and a BEng in Chemical Engineering (1992), both from Queen’s University Belfast, UK. In 2002, she earned a Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education Teaching, adding depth to her teaching acumen and mentorship skills.

Experience

💼 Experience: Prof. Khraisheh has a rich career in academia and research, starting as an Assistant Professor at Queen’s University Belfast, followed by roles at University College London, and now at Qatar University. Her roles have ranged from Professor to Director of the Honors Program, underscoring her commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Research Interest

🔬 Research Interests: Dr. Khraisheh’s work focuses on sustainability, environmental engineering, and renewable energy. Her projects align with Qatar’s national research priorities, addressing critical challenges such as CO₂ capture, natural gas hydration, and desalination. She advocates for interdisciplinary collaborations and has built strong ties with industry stakeholders.

Awards

🏆 Awards: A celebrated scholar, Dr. Khraisheh has received numerous awards, including the Qatar University Merit Award and Outstanding Teaching Award, as well as the prestigious Leadership Excellence award in the Middle East. Her contributions continue to inspire and elevate the field of chemical engineering.