| Title | First Name | Last Name | Institution/Organization | Country | Subject Track | Subject Area | Selected for | Biography |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mrs | Mónica | García García | Universidad de Valencia | Spain | Medicine and Health Sciences | Salud Ambiental | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Ruwani | Suraweera | Queensland University of Technology | Australia | Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science | Drug delivery | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Emilia Ines | Come Zebra | Eduardo Mondlane University | Mozambique | Engineering | Energia e sustentabilidade | Women Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Rahela Tabita | Moca | University of Oradea | Romania | Dentistry | Orthodontics | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | NUR | ERADLI | Istanbul Technical University | Turkey | Social Sciences | Business Administration | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Isabel | Seguí Verdú | Universitat Politècnica de València | Spain | Engineering | Bioelectrónica | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Milica | Pastar | Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH | Austria | Biology and Life Sciences | Health & Bioresources | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Rudo | Musango | Haramaya University | Zimbabwe | Agricultural Science and Innovation | Weed science | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Denisa-Ioana | Răuță | Biotechnical Systems Engineering Doctoral School, National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest | Romania | Environmental Science | This review examines recent advances in corrosion inhibitor technologies, with a focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions that address both industrial efficiency and environmental safety. Corrosion is a ubiquitous problem, contributing to massive economic losses globally, with costs estimated between 1 and 5% of GDP in different countries. Traditional inorganic corrosion inhibitors, while effective, are often based on toxic compounds, necessitating the development of more environmentally friendly and non-toxic alternatives. The present work highlights innovative eco-friendly corrosion inhibitors derived from natural sources, including plant extracts and oils, biopolymers, etc., being biodegradable substances that provide effective corrosion resistance with minimal environmental impact. In addition, this review explores organic–inorganic hybrid inhibitors and nanotechnology-enhanced coatings that demonstrate improved efficiency, durability, and adaptability across industries. Key considerations, such as application techniques, mechanisms of action, and the impact of environmental factors on inhibitor performance, are discussed. This comprehensive presentation aims to contribute to updating the data on the development of advanced corrosion inhibitors capable of meeting the requirements of modern industries while promoting sustainable and safe practices in corrosion management. | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Patricia | Camacho Magriñán | University of Cádiz | Spain | Engineering | Biomedical Engineering | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | DESPOINA | NALMPANTI | Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Economics and Business, Serres Campus, International Hellenic University | Greece | Humanities and Science Integration | Vulnerable Social Groups | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | CRISTINA | FERNANDEZ-CONDE DE PAZ | Servicio Andaluz de Salud | Spain | Medicine and Health Sciences | Ginecología y Obstetricia | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Inese | Skapste | Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies | Latvia | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Algal biostimulants | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Rabaka | Sultana | Charles Darwin University | Australia | Engineering | Environmental Engineering | Excellence in Innovation Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Asmaa | Seyam | University of Wollongong | Australia | Data Science and Analytics | Demand forecasting for reducing food waste | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Tong | Wu | Qilu University of Technology | China | Arts and Humanities | Art Design and Mechanical Engineering | Best Academic Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Ojone | Anyebe | Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria | Nigeria | Ecology and Conservation | Sustainable Agricultural Practices | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Rudo | Musango | Haramaya University | Zimbabwe | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Agronomy | Best Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Andsera Adugna | Mekonen | University of Naples | Italy | Environmental Science | Climate Change Mitigation | Women Researcher Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Mrs | Hiba | Akram | Shalamar Institute of Health Sciences | Pakistan | Health Professions | Microbiology, Laboratory Sciences | Young Scientist Award | environmentalscientists.org |
| Title | First Name | Last Name | Institution/Organization | Country | Subject Track | Subject Area | Selected for | Biography |
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