zeynab hallaj | Environmental | Best Researcher Award

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🌟 Ms. zeynab hallaj, Tarbiat modares university, Iran: Environmental🏆

Professional Profiles:

Bio Summary:

Ms. Zeynab Hallaj is a dedicated researcher and scholar specializing in Agricultural Extension and Education. She completed her B.Sc. in Agricultural Extension and Education at Zabol University, Zabol, Iran, from 2010 to 2014. Continuing her academic journey, she pursued an M.Sc. in Agricultural Extension and Education at Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran, Iran, from 2014 to 2017.

Zeynab’s Master’s thesis focused on “Farmers’ Pro-environmental Behavior in Sistan Region in the Face of the Drought Crisis of Lake Hamuon.” Her commitment to academic excellence is evident in her achievements, as she was recognized as the Top Student in both her B.Sc. and M.Sc. programs.

Education:

B.Sc. (2010-2014)

  • Agricultural Extension and Education
  • Zabol University, Zabol, Iran.

M.Sc. (2014-2017)

  • Agricultural Extension and Education
  • Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran, Iran.
  • M.Sc. Thesis Title: “Farmers’ Pro-environmental Behavior in Sistan Region in the Face of the Drought Crisis of Lake Hamuon”

Ph.D. Student (2021-Up to now)

  • Sustainable Agricultural Extension and Natural Resources
  • Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran, Iran.
  • Ph.D. Dissertation Title: “Farmers’ Pro-environmental Behavior in Sistan Region in the Face of the Drought Crisis of Lake Hamuon”

Ms. Zeynab Hallaj’s research focuses on understanding and promoting pro-environmental behavior among farmers, particularly in the context of environmental challenges such as the drought crisis in Lake Hamuon in the Sistan Region. Her academic pursuits reflect a commitment to sustainable agriculture and the responsible management of natural resources.

BOOK CHAPTERS:

Ms. Zeynab Hallaj has made valuable contributions to the academic landscape through her involvement in book chapters. Here are the details of her book chapters:

Title: Strategizing Agricultural Management for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation.

  • Authors: Karimi, V., Valizadeh, N., Bijani, M., Hallaj, Z., & Karimi, M.
  • Year: 2022
  • Book: Adaptation and Maladaptation to Climate Change: Farmers’ Perceptions
  • Publisher: Springer

Title: Communities’ Empowerment and Resilience in Dry Areas

  • Authors: Hallaj, Z., Bijani, M.
  • Year: 2023 (submitted)
  • Book: Watershed Resilience

These contributions reflect Ms. Zeynab Hallaj’s engagement in research related to climate change, agricultural management, and community empowerment in dry areas. Her work contributes to the understanding of climate change impacts on agriculture and strategies for building resilience in communities facing environmental challenges.

HONORS & AWARDS :

Ms. Zeynab Hallaj has received notable honors and awards for her academic achievements. Here are the details:

Top Student in B.Sc. (2010-2014)

  • Field: Agricultural Extension and Education
  • University: Zabol University, Zabol, Iran

Top Student in M.Sc. (2014-2017)

  • Field: Agricultural Extension and Education
  • University: Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran, Iran

Highest M.Sc. Thesis Score

  • Department: Agricultural Extension and Education
  • University: Tarbiat Modares University, Iran
  • Score: A, 19.75

These honors and awards recognize Ms. Hallaj’s outstanding academic performance at both the undergraduate and master’s levels, highlighting her commitment to excellence in the field of Agricultural Extension and Education.

Publications Top Noted & Contributions:

Ms. Zeynab Hallaj has contributed to several research articles, focusing on diverse aspects of environmental behavior and sustainability. Here are some of her notable publications:

Title: Human ecological analysis of farmers’ pro‐environmental behaviour in the face of drought: Application of Norm Activation Theory

  • Authors: Z Hallaj, H Sadighi, H Farhadian, M Bijani
  • Journal: Water and Environment Journal
  • Volume: 35 (4)
  • Pages: 1337-1347
  • Year: 2021

Title: Tourism development during the pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19): Evidence from Iran

  • Authors: Z Hallaj, M Bijani, E Abbasi, N Valizadeh, M Mohammadi
  • Journal: Frontiers in Public Health
  • Volume: 10
  • Article Number: 881381
  • Year: 2022

Title: Towards conserving wetlands: Application of the social identity model of collective action

  • Authors: N Valizadeh, K Sadeghi Shahrnoy, M Bijani, D Hayati, Z Hallaj, H Azadi
  • Journal: Land Degradation & Development
  • Volume: 33 (18)
  • Pages: 3703-3717
  • Year: 2022

Title: Investigation Environmental Attitude values in Pro-Environmental Behavior of Sistan Region’s Farmers in Coping with Drought

  • Authors: Z Hallaj, H Sadighi, H Farhadian
  • Journal: Journal of Rural Research
  • Volume: 9 (1)
  • Pages: 136-147
  • Year: 2018

Title: Encouraging adoption of green manure technology to produce clean rice product

  • Authors: N Valizadeh, S Jalilian, Z Hallaj, S Esfandyari Bayat, D Hayati, …
  • Journal: Scientific Reports
  • Volume: 13 (1)
  • Article Number: 8690
  • Year: 2023

These publications reflect Ms. Hallaj’s engagement in research related to environmental attitudes, pro-environmental behavior, tourism development, and sustainable agricultural practices.

 

 

Tendai Tawonezvi | Sustainable Energy

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 🏆Mr. Tendai Tawonezvi, 🎉  Heartiest Congratulations on Winning the Young Scientist Award! 👩‍🔬🌟

  • Mr. Tendai Tawonezvi, South African Instutute of Advanced Materials Chemistry, South Africa: Sustainable Energy

Tendai, your dedication and passion for scientific exploration have catapulted you to new heights, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to celebrate your well-deserved achievement! 🚀 Your innovative work in chemical engineering, renewable energy, and water treatment exemplifies the spirit of a true young scientist.

Receiving the Young Scientist Award by ScienceFather is a testament to your outstanding contributions and promises a bright future ahead in the realm of scientific discovery. 🏆💡 Your commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring novel solutions is an inspiration to all aspiring scientists.

Your journey, marked by Summa Cum Laude accolades and a plethora of impactful projects, showcases not only your academic prowess but also your genuine commitment to making a positive impact on the world. 🎓💫

May this award be a stepping stone to even greater accomplishments as you continue to unravel the mysteries of chemical engineering and contribute to the betterment of our world. 🌍✨ Your youthful energy, coupled with your dedication to excellence, paints a promising picture for the future of scientific innovation. Congratulations once again on this remarkable achievement! 🎉👏 We eagerly anticipate witnessing the incredible discoveries and advancements that lie ahead in your promising scientific career. 🌟🔬

Professional Profiles:

Tendai Tawonezvi is an Independent Consultant and Chemical & Process Engineer based in Cape Town, South Africa. As a Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering, he specializes in renewable energy and water projects. Tendai holds a Doctor of Engineering and a Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering, both from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, where he graduated with Summa Cum Laude and Cum Laude, respectively.

With a robust skill set encompassing process development, production design, product development, and research, Tendai has a wealth of experience in high-performance electrochemical technologies, particularly in Li-ion and Ni-Fe batteries. His work extends to various roles, including Research and Development Associate at the Energy Storage Innovation and Effluent Treatment Centre, an apprenticeship at Fraunhofer Umsicht in Germany, and consulting for NES Consult & Associates.

Tendai’s academic achievements include a course certificate in Energy Storage Systems from Stellenbosch University. He has published three articles and is fluent in English. Tendai’s commitment to sustainable energy is evident in his research focus, which includes the recovery of valuable composites from spent Li-ion batteries.

Education:
  • Doctor of Engineering: Chemical Engineering
    • Cape Peninsula University of Technology
    • Topic: Recovery of Valuable Co-Ni Composites from Spent Li-ion Battery Cathode (NMC 532) Leachates using Rotating Mesh Plate Potentiostatic Electrowinning for Closed Loop Recycling.
  • Master of Engineering: Chemical Engineering
    • Cape Peninsula University of Technology – Bellville, Western Cape, South Africa
    • Graduated with Summa Cum Laude.
    • Topic: Development of Fe/Cu/C/FeS composite electrodes for Ni-Fe batteries.
  • Bachelor of Technology – BTech: Chemical Engineering
    • Cape Peninsula University of Technology
    • Graduated with Cum Laude.
  • Course Certificate, Energy Storage Systems
    • Stellenbosch University – Stellenbosch, Cape Town
Research Focus:
  • Specialized in the Recovery of Valuable Co-Ni Composites from Spent Li-ion Battery Cathode Leachates.
  • Expertise in high-performance electrochemical technologies, including Li-ion, Ni-Fe, Electroplating, and Electrowinning.
  • Research and Development in renewable energy storage technologies such as fuel cells and vanadium redox flow batteries.
  • Conducted electrochemical performance tests on various battery technologies (Li-ion, Pb-acid & Ni-Fe).
  • Focus on water treatment, geo-polymers, and sustainable energy projects.
Professional Journey:
  • Current Position: Independent Consultant and PhD Candidate in Chemical Engineering.
  • Research and Development Associate
    • Energy Storage Innovation and Effluent Treatment Centre (ESFTC) – UWC, Bellville, Western Cape
    • R&D of high-performance electrochemical technologies, operation of lithium-ion battery assembly plant, design and setup of pilot-scale projects.
  • Research Associate (Energy Storage Specialist)
    • Fraunhofer Umsicht: Environmental, Safety and Energy Technology, Oberhausen, Germany
    • Designing and construction of low-cost battery prototypes, R&D of conventional battery technologies.
  • Online STEM Tutor
    • Tutor.com, E-Platform
    • Tutoring algebra and chemistry.
  • Independent Consultant
    • NES Consult & Associates, Kuilsriver, Western Cape
    • Designing low-cost production processes, construction of pilot-scale setups.
  • Lecturing Assistant
    • Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Bellville, Western Cape
    • Tutoring and mentoring 4th year engineering modules.
  • Research Associate
    • uYilo Electric Mobility Programme, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
    • Conducting electrochemical performance tests on different battery technologies.
  • Residence Student Assistant
    • Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Bellville, Western Cape
    • Everyday management of a university residence.
  • Engineering Technician
    • Hydrogen South Africa (HySA) Systems, Bellville, Western Cape
    • Design and construction of pilot-scale process setups, feasibility studies on various projects.
Honors & Awards:
  • Graduated with Summa Cum Laude (Master’s Degree).
  • Graduated with Cum Laude (Bachelor’s Degree).
Publications & Contributions:
  • Number of Publications: 3
  • Publication Top Noted:
  1. Recovery and Recycling of Valuable Metals from Spent Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Comprehensive Review and Analysis
    • Authors: T. Tawonezvi, M. Nomnqa, L. Petrik, B.J. Bladergroen
    • Published in: Energies, 2023, Volume 16, Issue 3, Page 1365
    • Type: Review Article
    • Access: Open access
    • Abstract: The document provides a comprehensive review and analysis of the recovery and recycling of valuable metals from spent lithium-ion batteries. The authors likely discuss various methods, technologies, and challenges associated with the recycling process.
    • Citations: 6
  2. Development of FeCux/FeS/Graphite Composite Electrode Materials for Iron-Based Alkaline Batteries
    • Authors: T. Tawonezvi, B.J. Bladergroen, J. John
    • Published in: International Journal of Electrochemical Science, 2020, Volume 15, Pages 12428–12446
    • Type: Research Article
    • Access: Open access
    • Abstract: This document focuses on the development of composite electrode materials, specifically FeCux/FeS/Graphite, for iron-based alkaline batteries. The authors likely present their research findings on the properties and performance of these electrode materials.
    • Citations: 3
Research Timeline:
  • 2014-01 – 2017-12: Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering.
  • 2018-01 – 2019-07: Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering.
  • 2018-06 – Present: PhD Candidate in Chemical Engineering.
  • 2018-08 – 2018-09: Research Associate at Fraunhofer Umsicht, Germany.
  • 2019-06 – 2019-12: Research Associate at uYilo Electric Mobility Programme, Port Elizabeth.
  • 2020-01 – 2020-06: Research Associate at ESFTC, UWC, Bellville.
  • 2020-01 – 2023-12: Independent Consultant (Part-Time) at NES Consult & Associates.
  • 2020-04 – 2021-04: Master’s Degree Topic: Development of Fe/Cu/C/FeS composite electrodes for Ni-Fe batteries.
  • 2020-01 – Present: Doctoral Research Topic: Recovery of Valuable Co-Ni Composites from Spent Li-ion Battery Cathode Leachates.