Dr. Carlos Hiranobe | Chemistry and Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Carlos Hiranobe | Chemistry and Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Carlos Hiranobe, Universidade Estadual Paulista UNESP, Brazil

Dr. Carlos Hiranobe, a distinguished researcher in Chemistry and Materials Science at Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, has been honored with the prestigious Best Researcher Award. His pioneering work spans the realms of chemical synthesis and advanced materials, contributing significantly to scientific innovation. Dr. Hiranobe’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of knowledge is underscored by his commitment to excellence in research and education. This accolade highlights not only his scholarly achievements but also his profound impact on the academic community and beyond. 🌟

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Education and qualifications

Dr. Carlos Toshiyuki Hiranobe is currently serving as President at Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), Presidente Prudente, São Paulo, BR, since January 2024. He completed his postdoctoral studies in Engineering at Unesp, following a doctoral degree in Materials Science and Technology and a master’s in the same field, both from the Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho in Bauru. Dr. Hiranobe began his academic journey with a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering from the Universidade Federal do Paraná in Curitiba. His diverse educational background underscores his expertise in materials science and his commitment to academic leadership. 🎓

Works

Dr. Carlos Toshiyuki Hiranobe explores innovative ways to transform waste materials into valuable resources in his research. His work spans various fields, from creating sustainable composites using natural rubber and recycled polyurethane for industrial applications 🌱, to investigating the potential of urban green waste as an alternative energy source. His studies also highlight the use of unconventional fillers like acai residue and leather shavings in eco-friendly biocomposites, contributing to both environmental conservation and material science advancements 🛠️. Through his diverse publications, Dr. Hiranobe promotes a holistic approach to waste recycling and sustainable development.

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Dr. Carlos Toshiyuki Hiranobe, based in Brazil, is a dedicated researcher specializing in materials science and engineering. His current roles include Academic Support Assistant at Universidad Estadual Paulista and previous experience as a Professor of Civil Engineering. Dr. Hiranobe holds a Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Materials Science and Technology from Universidad Estadual Paulista, complemented by a background in Chemical Engineering from Universidad Federal do Paraná. His research focuses on sustainable composites, utilizing waste materials like sugarcane bagasse and leather, with applications ranging from construction to industrial products. Dr. Hiranobe actively contributes to peer-reviewed journals and engages in scholarly reviews.

 

Publications Top Notes

A Review of EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) Rubber-Based Nanocomposites: Properties and Progress

Sugarcane Bagasse: Challenges and Opportunities for Waste Recycling

Sustainable construction materials for low-cost housing: Thermal insulation potential of expanded SBR composites with leather waste

Sustainable Composites: Analysis of Filler–Rubber Interaction in Natural Rubber–Styrene–Butadiene Rubber/Polyurethane Composites Using the Lorenz–Park Method and Scanning Electron Microscopy

Acai Residue as an Ecologic Filler to Reinforcement of Natural Rubber Biocomposites

Prof. Riheb HADJI | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Riheb HADJI | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Research teacher, Setif 1 University, Algeria

Professor Riheb Hadji, an esteemed figure in Earth and Planetary Sciences at Setif 1 University, Algeria, has been honored with the Best Researcher Award 🏆. His dedication and passion for research have propelled him to the forefront of his field. Through tireless efforts and innovative exploration, Professor Hadji has made significant contributions to the understanding of our planet and beyond. His commitment to advancing knowledge and inspiring the next generation of scientists is truly commendable. This prestigious award is a testament to his outstanding achievements and unwavering commitment to excellence in research.

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Education

Prof. Riheb Hadji embarked on his academic journey by earning a Secondary Baccalaureate in Natural Sciences from LFT Tebessa in June 1993, achieving a commendable mention. He pursued his passion further, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Geology from the University of Tebessa in June 1998, with another laudable mention. Continuing his academic pursuits, he obtained his DEA in Engineering Geology from the same university in June 2000, maintaining a strong academic record. His dedication was recognized when he received his Magister in Engineering Geology from the University of Tebessa in March 2005 with honors. Driven by a quest for knowledge, he completed his second post-graduate degree, a Doctorate in Geology, with high distinction from the University of Annaba in October 2013. Rising in academia, he became a Lecturer with HDR in Geology at the University of Tebessa in May 2016. Finally, in July 2021, he reached the pinnacle of his academic career, becoming a full Professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences, accredited by the MESRS. 📚🎓

Research projects

Professor Riheb Hadji has been extensively involved in researching and addressing natural risks in various regions of Algeria. 🌍 His work includes the identification, characterization, and mapping of natural risks in Tebessa, Setif, and Mila, assessing hazards such as landslides and their impact on development and the environment. Over the years, he has focused on mapping major risks in Northeast Algeria and implementing prevention measures, notably in the Souk Ahras region. Moreover, his studies extend to adapting socio-economic development to climate change, water stress, soil erosion, and geological risks through territorial intelligence strategies. In recent research, he explored reinforcing civil engineering structures with Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (FRP) materials using the Near-Surface Mounted (NSM) technique, emphasizing innovative solutions to mitigate risks and enhance infrastructure resilience. 🏞️🔍

Service

Prof. Riheb Hadji, an esteemed geoscientist, has been an active figure in numerous scientific committees and editorial roles, contributing significantly to the advancement of geosciences in Algeria and beyond. From his early involvement in conferences such as RSG’2013 to his recent roles as an associate editor for prestigious journals, Hadji has demonstrated unwavering dedication to his field. 🌍 His commitment is evident through his founding membership in associations, leadership roles in academic committees, and continuous participation in international conferences. With a focus on sustainable development, water resources, and environmental impact assessment, his work significantly impacts the scientific community. 🏞️

Doctorate Supervision

Prof. Riheb Hadji’s research from 2015 to 2019 focused on analyzing landslide activity in relation to climatic conditions in the Souk Ahras region of Northeast Algeria. He then delved into the use of multi-band images and Geographic Information System (GIS) for estimating and mapping soil susceptibility to water erosion in semi-arid areas, with a case study of the Mellegue watershed. Subsequent studies involved discriminating geological and structural units of the Nememchas mountains using space technologies, and developing a methodology to support mining galleries in the Boukhadra underground mine. His ongoing PhD research explores mapping landslide risks in the Algerian-Tunisian border region, estimating and mapping water erosion and sediment transport in the Bousselam watershed, and conducting a multidimensional assessment of water erosion, sediment transport, and reservoir siltation in the Senegal River basin using Geomatics tools. 🏞️🌍

Teaching and Course Coordination

Prof. Riheb Hadji is a versatile educator, proficient in teaching various modules across Bachelor’s and Master’s levels. In the realm of Bachelor’s programs, he imparts knowledge in Soil Mechanics, Applied Mathematics, and Historical Geology and Paleogeography. 📚 Moving to Master’s programs, he delves into advanced topics such as GIS-based Multi-criteria analysis, Assisted Cartography and GIS, and Natural Hazards and Risks. With an adept hand, he navigates through subjects like Engineering Geology and Geotechnics, Project Management, and Ethics and Deontology, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience. Prof. Hadji’s expertise spans from foundational courses to specialized studies, enriching the academic journey of his students. 🎓

Publications Top Notes

Landslide susceptibility mapping using analytic hierarchy process and information value methods along a highway road section in Constantine, Algeria

Climate impact on surface and groundwater in North Africa: a global synthesis of findings and recommendations

Geologic, topographic and climatic controls in landslide hazard assessment using GIS modeling: a case study of Souk Ahras region, NE Algeria

Hydrogeochemical and stable isotope data of groundwater of a multi-aquifer system: Northern Gafsa basin–Central TunisiaGroundwater mixing and geochemical assessment of low-enthalpy resources in the geothermal field of southwestern Tunisia

Slope failure characteristics and slope movement susceptibility assessment using GIS in a medium scale: a case study from Ouled Driss and Machroha municipalities, Northeast Algeria

Groundwater evolution of the Continental Intercalaire aquifer of Southern Tunisia and a part of Southern Algeria: use of geochemical and isotopic indicators

Hydrogeochemical characterization of water mineralization in Tebessa-Kasserine karst system (Tuniso-Algerian Transboundry basin)

GIS-based landslide susceptibility assessment using statistical models: a case study from Souk Ahras province, NE Algeria

The quarries edges stability in opencast mines: a case study of the Jebel Onk phosphate mine, NE Algeria