Syeda Jeelani Basri | Composits Mechanical | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. T.Syeda Jeelani Basri | Composits Mechanical | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor | G.Pullaiah College of Engineering & Technology | India

Dr. Syeda Jeelani Basri is an accomplished researcher and academician in the field of chemistry, Teaching and research experience. She obtained her Ph.D. in Chemistry from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Anantapur, where she specialized in phytochemical and spectral analysis of medicinal herbs. With strong foundations in chemistry and allied sciences, she has developed expertise across organic, inorganic, material, polymer, and pharmaceutical chemistry. Dr. Basri has published  research papers in reputed journals indexed in, and UGC Care, alongside authoring books and securing patents in green chemistry and pharmaceuticals. She is recognized for her ability to bridge traditional medicinal knowledge with modern chemical techniques, particularly through her use of advanced spectral and chromatographic tools. As a dedicated educator, she has mentored students and contributed actively to institutional development, academic quality initiatives, and interdisciplinary research collaborations.

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Education

Dr. Syeda Jeelani Basri pursued her academic career with a strong foundation in the chemical sciences. She earned her Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Chemistry, Biotechnology, and Microbiology from Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur, securing  She went on to complete her Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Chemistry from the same university, achieving. Motivated by her growing interest in natural products and analytical chemistry, she pursued her Ph.D. in Chemistry  at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Anantapur, under the guidance of Prof. G.V. Subba Reddy. Her doctoral thesis focused on “Phytochemical and Spectral Analysis of Some Medicinal Herbs”, where she conducted extensive research on plant-based bioactive compounds, utilizing modern techniques such as UV and IR spectroscopy. Alongside higher education, she also successfully completed her Intermediate in BiP  with distinction. Her academic training provided a strong interdisciplinary base for her later research.

Experience

Dr. Basri has accumulated over  teaching experience across reputed institutions such as Pullaiah College of Engineering and Technology, Shadan College (Hyderabad), Intell Engineering College (Anantapur), and Al-Habeeb College of Engineering and Technology (Hyderabad). She has also taught at the school level, contributing two years to Montessori School, Anantapur. Alongside teaching, she has held several key academic responsibilities including R&D in-charge, IQAC & IQAR member, and NAAC – Criteria  coordinator. Her research experience spans phytochemical analysis, organic synthesis, nanomaterials, polymer composites, and IoT-enabled devices for environmental monitoring. She has worked extensively on medicinal plants from the Rayalaseema region, extracting, isolating, and characterizing bioactive compounds. Dr. Basri has also collaborated in interdisciplinary projects involving materials chemistry, nanocomposites, and machine learning applications in material sciences. With her deep subject knowledge, communication skills, and leadership qualities, she has successfully guided students and contributed to institutional academic excellence.

Research Focus

Dr. Basri’s research interests span organic, inorganic, pharmaceutical, material, and polymer chemistry, with a special emphasis on phytochemical and spectral analysis of medicinal herbs. Her doctoral research involved identifying bioactive compounds in plants using extraction, separation, and advanced spectroscopic methods. She continues to investigate natural products chemistry, exploring antioxidant, antimicrobial, and pharmacological properties of plant-derived compounds. In addition, she has diversified her research into materials chemistry and nanotechnology, with contributions in graphene oxide nanocomposites, polymer composites, and novel resins. Her interdisciplinary approach extends to IoT-enabled devices for environmental applications, such as air quality monitoring and smart irrigation systems. She has also collaborated on projects involving machine learning for material property prediction. Dr. Basri’s overarching goal is to integrate traditional medicinal knowledge with modern chemical and technological tools, thereby creating impactful research that addresses societal needs in healthcare, environmental monitoring, and sustainable materials development.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Syeda Jeelani Basri has been recognized for her contributions to research and academics through several awards and honors. She received the prestigious “Adarsh Vidya Saraswati Rashtriya Puraskar” for her excellence in teaching and research. She serves as an Editorial Board Member of the Glacier Journal of Scientific Research, reflecting her active engagement in academic publishing. She is also a lifetime member of the Indian Society for Radiation and Photochemical Sciences, underlining her affiliation with national scientific bodies. Beyond research, she has contributed significantly to institutional responsibilities such as R&D in-charge, quality assessment roles within IQAC, and academic audits. Her contributions include authoring two book publications, filing two patents in pharmaceutical and green chemistry innovations, and presenting research at national and international conferences. These honors demonstrate not only her scholarly impact but also her leadership, commitment to scientific progress, and her dedication to academic community service.

Publication Top Notes

Elium Composite resin – Exuberant Innovation which is easily processed by RTM, infusion and pultrusion

Year: 2020

Conclusion

Dr. Syeda Jeelani Basri demonstrates a solid research profile, with a strong educational background and a good number of publications. With further focus on high-impact research and interdisciplinary collaborations, she could become an even stronger candidate for the Best Researcher Award. For more information, you may want to try searching online or checking academic databases.

Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

professor at  University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

📜 Xiankun Zhang is a leading researcher at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, specializing in two-dimensional materials, optoelectronic devices, and transition metal dichalcogenides. With over 44 publications and a high h-index of 22, Zhang has made significant contributions to advanced functional materials and nanoscale photodetectors. Passionate about integrating innovation into silicon-compatible technology, Zhang is a key figure in the field of material science.

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Education🎓

PhD in Material Science, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China Master’s Degree in Physics, Tsinghua University, China Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Physics, Peking University, China Focused on emerging materials and their optoelectronic applications, Zhang’s academic journey reflects a strong foundation in interdisciplinary research.

Experience💼 

Senior Researcher, University of Science and Technology Beijing Visiting Scholar, MIT Nano Research Lab Research Fellow, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology Zhang has actively collaborated with global leaders in the nanotechnology domain, showcasing excellence in research and innovation.

Awards and Honors🏅

National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars Outstanding Researcher in Nanotechnology, China Materials Congress Highly Cited Researcher Award, Clarivate Analytics Recognized for transformative work in nanoscale photodetectors and 2D materials.

Research Focus🔬

Two-dimensional materials and heterojunctionsHigh-efficiency photodetectorsTransition metal dichalcogenidesSilicon-compatible optoelectronics Zhang’s work focuses on bridging the gap between traditional materials and next-generation electronic devices.

✍️Publications Top Note :

“Poly (4-styrenesulfonate)-induced sulfur vacancy self-healing strategy for monolayer MoS2 homojunction photodiode”
Published in Nature Communications, this paper has been cited 234 times, emphasizing a groundbreaking sulfur vacancy healing strategy for improved photodiodes.

“Manganese-Based Materials for Rechargeable Batteries Beyond Lithium-Ion”
Published in Advanced Energy Materials, this work, cited 153 times, advances manganese-based materials for next-generation batteries.

“Near-Ideal van der Waals Rectifiers Based on All-Two-Dimensional Schottky Junctions”
Another Nature Communications article, cited 153 times, discusses advancements in two-dimensional rectifiers.

“Interfacial Charge Behavior Modulation in Perovskite Quantum Dot-Monolayer MoS2 Heterostructures”
With 148 citations, this Advanced Functional Materials paper explores charge behavior in hybrid heterostructures.

“Defect-Engineered Atomically Thin MoS2 Homogeneous Electronics for Logic Inverters”
Published in Advanced Materials, cited 134 times, highlighting defect engineering in MoS2 for logic applications.

“Strain-Engineered van der Waals Interfaces of Mixed-Dimensional Heterostructure Arrays”
An ACS Nano publication with 116 citations, focusing on heterostructure arrays for enhanced device performance.

“Integrated High-Performance Infrared Phototransistor Arrays Composed of Nonlayered PbS–MoS2 Heterostructures”
Featured in Nano Letters, this study has 113 citations, addressing high-performance infrared photodetection.

“Hidden Vacancy Benefit in Monolayer 2D Semiconductors”
Advanced Materials work with 86 citations, detailing vacancy benefits in 2D semiconductors.

“Piezotronic Effect on Interfacial Charge Modulation in Mixed-Dimensional van der Waals Heterostructures”
Cited 82 times in Nano Energy, examining the piezotronic effect for flexible photodetectors.

“Self-Healing Originated van der Waals Homojunctions with Strong Interlayer Coupling for High-Performance Photodiodes”
Published in ACS Nano, cited 80 times, discussing self-healing junctions.

Conclusion

Xiankun Zhang’s prolific research output, significant citations, and impactful work in advanced materials science make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Addressing areas such as broader dissemination, interdisciplinary applications, and community engagement could further solidify his standing as a leader in his field. His research aligns well with the award’s goals of recognizing innovation, collaboration, and impact in academia.