Rolande Aurelie Tchouateu Kamwa | Geopolymer | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Rolande Aurelie Tchouateu Kamwa, Université de Douala-Cameroun, Cameroon.

Dr. Rolande Aurelie Tchouateu Kamwa, a dedicated researcher in sustainable construction materials, specializes in geopolymer technology, material characterization, and the valorization of plant biomass. With a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from the University of Douala, Cameroon, she is passionate about reducing the carbon footprint of construction materials and developing eco-friendly building solutions. Dr. Tchouateu’s academic journey and professional engagements reflect her commitment to sustainable infrastructure. She has presented her work internationally and published in leading journals, contributing significantly to green construction innovations.

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Education and Experience

Education

2022: Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry, Specializing in Physico-Chemistry of Materials, University of Douala, Cameroon
2018–2019: Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, University of Douala, Cameroon
2015–2016: Bachelor’s in Chemistry, University of Douala, Cameroon
2012–2013: Baccalaureate in Mathematics, Life, and Earth Sciences, Nkongsamba High School, Cameroon

Experience

2023–Present: Temporary Assistant, Civil Engineering Department, University Institute of Technology, Douala-Cameroon
2020–2022: Temporary Assistant, Chemistry Department, University of Douala, Cameroon
2024–Present: Internship, Sorbonne University, Paris, France
2023: Internship, Sorbonne University, Paris, France
2020–2021: Internship, Civil Engineering Lab (Labogenie), Douala-Cameroon
2019–2020: Internship, Laboratory of Geotechnical Study and Control, Douala-Cameroon

Suitability For The Award

Dr. Rolande Aurelie Tchouateu Kamwa stands as a highly accomplished researcher, making her an ideal candidate for the prestigious Best Researcher Award. Her groundbreaking work in sustainable construction materials and expertise in material characterization techniques, geopolymer technology, and environmental impact assessment underscore her significant contributions to the field. Her research focuses on utilizing local raw materials, such as natural pozzolans, clay soils, and organic waste, to develop low-energy, sustainable building materials.

Professional Development

Dr. Tchouateu Kamwa has demonstrated a robust commitment to professional growth through her academic and practical engagements. She participated in multiple internships, including at Sorbonne University, where she conducted advanced analyses using XRD, SEM, and FTIR techniques. Dr. Tchouateu also served as an expert mentor during a summer school in Benin, where she taught materials science and sustainability. Her active involvement in mentoring students and organizing conferences reflects her passion for teaching and promoting green construction practices. Her professional journey embodies a dedication to ecological and innovative material research.

Research Focus

Dr. Tchouateu’s research focuses on the development of low-energy and sustainable building materials using local resources like natural pozzolan, clay soil, and organic waste. Her work emphasizes synthesizing geopolymer binders for soil stabilization, creating durable and eco-friendly materials, and reducing the environmental impact of construction. She integrates plant biomass valorization and cutting-edge material science to innovate in sustainable infrastructure. Her research aligns with global efforts to address climate change and achieve sustainable development in the construction sector.

Awards and Honors

2021: Best Presentation Award at the Geopolymer Research and Application Conference (GRAC2021), Cameroon
2023: Recognition for Presentation at the Green Chemistry Summer School, France
2022: Commendation for Online Presentation during the Green Chemistry Summer School, Italy

Publications Top Notes

Stabilization of compressed Earth blocks (CEB) by pozzolana-based phosphate geopolymer binder: Physico-mechanical and microstructural investigations (18 citations, 2022)
Engineering and structural properties of compressed earth blocks (CEB) stabilized with a calcined clay-based alkali-activated binder (17 citations, 2022)
A comparative study of compressed lateritic earth bricks stabilized with natural pozzolan-based geopolymer binders synthesized in acidic and alkaline conditions (14 citations, 2023)
Effect of curing temperature on properties of compressed lateritic earth bricks stabilized with natural pozzolan-based geopolymer binders synthesized in acidic and alkaline media (7 citations, 2023)
Stabilization of Compressed Earth Blocks (CEB) by Pozzolana Based Phosphate Geopolymer: Physico-Mechanical, Structural and Microstructural Investigations (3 citations, 2021)
Improvement of the bearing capacity of lateritic gravel by a geopolymer binder: road construction in tropical countries (1 citation, 2024)

Yunbin Hu | Organic Optoelectronic | Best Researcher Award

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Yunbin Hu, Central South University, China.

Dr. Yunbin Hu is an Associate Professor at the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Central South University, Changsha, China. His research focuses on the design and synthesis of novel organic optoelectronic materials and their applications in optoelectronic devices. He is particularly interested in chiral conjugated systems and their self-assembly for use in chiral optics and electronics. Dr. Hu has worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany, and earned his Ph.D. from the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry. His work blends organic chemistry with cutting-edge technology to advance optoelectronic materials.

Education and Experience

2018–Present: Associate Professor, Department of Organic Chemistry and Polymer, College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Central South University, Changsha, China

2014–2018: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany

2008–2014: Ph.D., Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China

2004–2008: B.S., Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China

Suitability For The Award

Assoc. Prof.Dr. Yunbin Hu is a highly suitable candidate for the “Best Researcher Award” due to his strong academic background, professional experience, and significant contributions to organic chemistry. As an Associate Professor at Central South University and a former postdoctoral fellow at the Max-Planck Institute, his expertise in designing and synthesizing novel organic optoelectronic materials and chiral systems is cutting-edge. His research holds great promise for advancements in optoelectronics and chiral optics, making him an excellent choice for the prestigious Best Researcher Award.

Professional Development

Dr. Yunbin Hu’s professional journey has been marked by significant contributions to organic optoelectronics and chiral materials. He has received extensive training, including a postdoctoral position at one of Europe’s leading research institutes, the Max-Planck Institute. His tenure there honed his expertise in polymer research, particularly in areas related to optoelectronics and the synthesis of functional organic materials. Dr. Hu continues to develop advanced materials aimed at improving the efficiency and functionality of electronic devices. Through his work, he fosters collaboration between academic and industrial sectors, propelling innovation in the optoelectronics field.

Research Focus

Dr. Yunbin Hu’s research primarily revolves around organic optoelectronic functional materials, focusing on their design, synthesis, and application in devices. His work is crucial for advancing the fields of organic electronics, particularly in optoelectronic devices that could revolutionize modern technologies. In addition, Dr. Hu investigates chiral conjugated systems, emphasizing their self-assembly and potential applications in chiral optics and electronics. His research has far-reaching implications for creating more efficient, sustainable, and advanced optoelectronic systems that could drive next-generation technological innovations.

Publications Top Notes

Critical role of alkyl chain branching of organic semiconductors in enabling solution-processed n-channel organic thin-film transistors with mobility of up to 3.50 cm² V⁻¹ s⁻¹, 454 citations, 2013
Tuning the electron-deficient core of a non-fullerene acceptor to achieve over 17% efficiency in a single-junction organic solar cell, Energy & Environmental Science, 13 (8), 2459-2466, 370 citations, 2020
Core-expanded naphthalene diimides fused with 2-(1, 3-dithiol-2-ylidene) malonitrile groups for high-performance, ambient-stable, solution-processed n-channel organic thin film, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 132 (11), 3697-3699, 330 citations, 2010
Development of n-type organic semiconductors for thin film transistors: a viewpoint of molecular design, Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 2 (17), 3099-3117, 286 citations, 2014
Ultrathin film organic transistors: precise control of semiconductor thickness via spin‐coating, Advanced Materials, 25 (10), 1401-1407, 269 citations, 2013
All‐solution‐processed, high‐performance n‐channel organic transistors and circuits: toward low‐cost ambient electronics, Advanced Materials, 21 (23), 2448-2453, 198 citations, 2011
Benzo‐Fused Double [7] Carbohelicene: Synthesis, Structures, and Physicochemical Properties, Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 56 (12), 3374-3378, 180 citations, 2017
Core-expanded naphthalene diimides fused with sulfur heterocycles and end-capped with electron-withdrawing groups for air-stable solution-processed n-channel organic thin film, Chemistry of Materials, 23 (5), 1204-1215, 176 citations, 2011