Title First Name Last Name Institution/Organization Country Subject Track Subject Area Selected for Biography
DrDiegoGuevara TorresThe University of AdelaideAustraliaAgricultural and Biological SciencesRemote sensingenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDiana-IoanaGavraFaculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, University of OradeaRomaniaMedicine and Health SciencesPsoriasisBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrsDianaCOSTINELNational R&D Institute for Cryogenics and Isotopic Technologies ICSI Ramnicu ValceaRomaniaEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental study and food security using stable isotopes CHNO fingerprintWomen Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDhananjayanVenugopalICMR-Vector Control Research Centre (VCRC), PuducherryIndiaEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental ToxicologyBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrsDESPOINANALMPANTIDepartment of Business Administration, Faculty of Economics and Business, Serres Campus, International Hellenic UniversityGreeceHumanities and Science IntegrationVulnerable Social GroupsBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrsDenisa-IoanaRăuțăBiotechnical Systems Engineering Doctoral School, National University of Science and Technology Politehnica BucharestRomaniaEnvironmental ScienceThis 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 Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrDengxiangLiangSchool of Automation Science and Engineering, South China University of TechnologyChinaRobotics and AutomationRapid Dynamical Learning from Neural ControlBest Scholar Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDebjaniSihiNC State UniversityUnited StatesAgricultural and Biological SciencesRegenerative Agriculture, Soil Science, GHG Emissions, Soil CarbonBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrDEBASHISHGOGOISRM University APIndiaAdvanced Materials Engineering3D Bio-printingBest Scholar Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrsDebadritaDasJadavpur UniversityIndiaAgricultural Science and InnovationWater soil plant biology and molecular BiologyWomen Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDavideFrumentoUniversità degli Studi RomaTreItalyImmunology and MicrobiologyImmunoologyBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrDarundana EndroPrasetyotomoPT Kilang Pertamina Internasional RU V BalikpapanIndonesiaAdvanced Materials EngineeringCivil EngineeringBest Innovator Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDanishKhanzhejiang universityChinaEngineeringEVBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDanielaSattaAgris SardegnaItalyAgricultural and Biological SciencesBiodiversityBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrDanielJiménez DesmondUniversidade de VigoSpainArts and HumanitiesMineral pigmentsResearch Excellence Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
MrDanielAkereleUniversity of WashingtonUnited StatesEnvironmental and Sustainable MaterialsConcrete and sustainable construction materialsBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrDaisukeHayashiKoden Electronics Co., Ltd.JapanEngineeringSensor TechnologyBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrHabte TadesseLikassaArizona State University, USAUnited StatesNeuroscienceStatisticsBest Researcher Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
DrAvinashChouhanBihar Mausam Sewa KendraIndiaEarth and Planetary SciencesGeophysicsYoung Scientist Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
Assist. Prof. DrCynthiaAndraosUSJLebanonEnvironmental ScienceHydrological ModellingAcademic Brilliance Recognition Awardenvironmentalscientists.org
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