Mrs. hafsa bouhrim | Renewable | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. hafsa bouhrim | Renewable | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. hafsa bouhrim, higher National school of mines Rabat, Morocco

Hafsa Bouhrim is a dedicated Teacher Assistant at the Higher National School of Mines in Rabat, Morocco. She holds a PhD in Mechanics and Energetics from the Mohammadia School of Engineers, where her thesis focused on optimizing wave energy potential along the Atlantic coast of Morocco. Her expertise lies in ocean energy, renewable energies, and fluid mechanics.

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Education 🎓

Hafsa completed her PhD at the Mohammadia School of Engineers (EMI), Rabat, Morocco, in 2020, specializing in the modeling and optimization of oscillating water column devices for wave energy exploitation. She also earned her Mechanical Engineering degree from EMI, focusing on integrated design and production. Earlier, she attended preparatory classes for engineering schools at Omar Ibn El Khattab in Meknes from 2008 to 2010.

Experience 🛠️

Since 2020, Hafsa has served as a Teacher Assistant at the Higher National School of Mines Rabat (ENSMR). She previously engaged in practical teaching roles at Mohammadia School of Engineers, covering material resistance and fluid mechanics. Additionally, she conducted courses on fluid flow modeling using the Fluent CFD code and provided AutoCAD training for Polytechnic Safi school students.

Research Interests 🔍

Hafsa’s research interests center on ocean energy, specifically the modeling and optimization of renewable energy systems, including wave energy converters. She is proficient in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), numerical methods, and turbulence modeling, aiming to advance sustainable energy solutions.

Awards 🏆

Hafsa Bouhrim has been recognized for her contributions to renewable energy research, earning grants for her projects related to ocean energy efficiency. She continues to actively seek nominations for awards that celebrate innovation in her field.

Publication Top Notes 📚

Effects of turbine damping and wave conditions on OWC performances for optimal wave energy conversion

Modeling and design of a new system cascade solar still test for thermal performance

Taguchi Approach in Combination with CFD Simulation as a Technique for the Optimization of the Operating Conditions of PEM Fuel Cells

Wave Energy Assessment Along the Moroccan Atlantic Coast

On the flow simulation based on piston models in OWC devices for wave energy conversion

Mr. Andrés Fraiz Toma | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Andrés Fraiz Toma | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Andrés Fraiz Toma, Wetlands International, Panama

Andrés Emiliano Fraiz Toma is a 45-year-old Panamanian environmentalist dedicated to managing projects that address climate change and the restoration of wetlands, particularly mangrove ecosystems. With a strong academic background and extensive experience, he has become a key player in environmental management in Panama. 🌍

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Education

Andrés holds a Post-Graduate degree in Environmental Management from the Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil (2006-2008). He also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from Campinas State University, Brazil (1999-2003) and has completed a teaching program in Biological Sciences there (1999-2004). 🎓

Experience

Since 2014, Andrés has been the Program Manager at Wetlands International, where he coordinates various environmental projects focused on vulnerability to climate change, wetland restoration, and environmental management in protected areas. He collaborates with diverse stakeholders to generate proposals and address pressing environmental issues. 🛠️

Research Interest

Andrés is particularly interested in the ecological assessment of mangroves and wetlands, climate resilience, and the application of nature-based solutions to enhance community sustainability. His research also includes evaluating the ecological state of aquatic ecosystems and improving urban resilience through innovative approaches. 📚

Award

Andrés has been recognized for his impactful contributions to environmental management, particularly in coastal and wetland restoration projects. His work has received accolades for promoting sustainable practices and biodiversity conservation in Panama. 🏆

Publication Top Notes

Carbon Stocks in Two Aquatic Marshes on the Caribbean and Pacific Coast of Panama (2024, Climate).

Physicochemical, Coliform and Agrochemical Analysis to Evaluate the Water Quality of Coastal Freshwater Wetlands in Tonosí in Panama (2024, International Journal of Environmental Impacts).

Including Local Ecological Knowledge (LEK) in Mangrove Conservation & Restoration. A Best-Practice Guide for Practitioners and Researchers (2024, Global Mangrove Alliance).

Mangroves of the Tropical Northwestern Atlantic (2024, UICN Red List).

Range extension of Isthmoheros tuyrensis, a threatened species of fish (Cichlidae) in Panama: including new ecological and morphological data (2023, Journal of Threatened Taxa).