Hideo Noda | Environmental | Best Researcher Award

Published On 07/02/202507/02/2025 by ScienceFather

Hideo Noda | Environmental | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Hideo Noda, Tokyo University of Science, Japan.

Hideo Noda is a Professor at the School of Management, Tokyo University of Science , specializing in applied econometrics, Bayesian statistics, and macroeconomics . He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Kyushu University and has held academic positions at Yamagata University, Asahikawa University, and Tokyo University of Science. His research spans economic growth, environmental economics, and food science . With multiple JSPS grants and prestigious awards, including the Best Paper Award (2015) and the Japan Economic Policy Association Prize (2011) , he continues to contribute significantly to the field of economics through research, teaching, and mentorship.

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Education and Experience

Ph.D. in Economics – Kyushu University (2004)
M.A. in Economics – Kyushu University (1999)
B.A. in Economics – Kyushu Kyoritsu University (1996)
Professor, Tokyo University of Science (2019–Present) 👨‍🏫
Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Science (2013–2019)
Associate Professor, Yamagata University (2006–2013)
Assistant Professor, Asahikawa University (2002–2006)

Suitability summary

Professor Hideo Noda, a distinguished researcher at the School of Management, Tokyo University of Science, is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his exceptional contributions in Applied Econometrics, Bayesian Statistics, Economic Growth, and Environmental Economics. With a Ph.D. in Economics from Kyushu University, his career spans over two decades, marked by cutting-edge research, impactful publications, and prestigious grants from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

Professional Development

Hideo Noda has progressed through various academic and research positions, shaping his expertise in economic modeling, environmental policies, and food economics . His tenure at Tokyo University of Science and previous roles at Yamagata University and Asahikawa University have allowed him to mentor students, publish influential research, and secure competitive grants . As a recipient of multiple Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) , he has contributed extensively to economic policy and statistical methodologies. His work integrates Bayesian approaches to macroeconomics, fostering a data-driven decision-making framework for economic policies .

Research Focus

Hideo Noda’s research primarily revolves around applied econometrics, Bayesian statistics, and economic growth . His studies extend into environmental economics, analyzing sustainable growth and policy impacts . With a strong interest in food science economics, he explores market trends, consumption behaviors, and the economic effects of food policies . His work also intersects macroeconomic modeling and statistical methodologies, applying advanced statistical tools to improve economic forecasting . His policy-driven approach contributes to understanding long-term economic stability, addressing critical global and national economic challenges while supporting evidence-based decision-making for socioeconomic advancements .

Awards And Honours

2015 – Best Paper Award, Asian Conference of Management Science and Applications
2011 – Academic Prize, Japan Economic Policy Association

Publication Top Noted

“Reconsidering Agricultural Productivity, Comparative Advantage, and Economic Growth” – Applied Economics Letters, 2024

“An Integrated Approach for Decomposing Time Series Data into Trend, Cycle, and Seasonal Components” – Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems, 2024 (Cited by: 1 )

Laxmi Raj Joshi | Biodiversity | Best Researcher Award

Published On 22/01/202522/01/2025 by ScienceFather

Laxmi Raj Joshi | Biodiversity | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Laxmi Raj Joshi, National Trust for Nature Conservation, Nepal.

Mr. Laxmi Raj Joshi is a Nepalese conservationist with extensive expertise in biodiversity research, human-wildlife coexistence, and community engagement. Currently serving as a Senior Conservation Officer at the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), Nepal, he oversees wildlife research and conservation awareness programs. He holds an MSc in Science from Tribhuvan University, specializing in subalpine-nival gradient plant distribution. Passionate about conservation, he has supervised diverse research projects and contributed to international collaborations. He is also a recipient of multiple scholarships and awards, reflecting his dedication to addressing climate change and biodiversity challenges .

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Education and Experience

Education

2023-ongoing: Master’s in Applied Ecology, University of Inland Norway (INN)
2013: Master’s in Science (Distinction), Tribhuvan University, Nepal
2008: Bachelor’s in Science, Tribhuvan University, Nepal

Professional Experience

Senior Conservation Officer, NTNC, Nepal (2024–present)
Conservation Officer, NTNC, Nepal (2016–2023)
Research Officer, Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies (2014–2015)
Teaching Assistant, Sanothimi Multiple Campus, TU (2013–2015)
Researcher, Himalayan Climate Initiatives (2012–2013)
Executive Editor, Hamro Sampada National Monthly (2008–2013)

Suitability For The Award

Mr. Laxmi Raj Joshi, a Senior Conservation Officer at the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), Nepal, is a distinguished researcher and conservation expert who has made outstanding contributions to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. His dedication to addressing key environmental challenges and promoting human-wildlife coexistence positions him as an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Mr. Joshi’s innovative approach to wildlife research, community engagement, and conservation science has garnered recognition in both national and international academic circles.

Professional Development

Mr. Joshi is a skilled conservationist actively involved in leading wildlife research, community engagement, and conservation awareness programs at NTNC. He has successfully designed over a dozen projects focused on species conservation, human-wildlife coexistence (HWC), and combating illegal wildlife trade (IWT). An experienced academic supervisor, he has supported students from international and national institutions in conducting impactful research. His expertise spans topics like climate change adaptation, biodiversity dynamics, and sustainable community development, reflecting his commitment to tackling pressing global environmental challenges

Research Focus

Mr. Laxmi Raj Joshi’s research focuses on biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation, and human-wildlife coexistence. His studies explore the dynamics of species conservation, invasive plants, and wildlife-habitat interactions, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices. He actively leads programs addressing challenges like illegal wildlife trade (IWT) and human-wildlife conflicts, ensuring conservation awareness and livelihood support for affected communities. His work integrates science and community engagement, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future

Publications Top Notes

Distribution and impact of invasive alien plant species in Bardia National Park, western Nepal
Environmental Conservation 47 (3), 197-205, 2020
Cited by: 49
Adapting in the shadow of Annapurna: a climate tipping point
Journal of Ethnobiology 35 (3), 449-471, 2015
Cited by: 49
Characterisation of biomass resources in Nepal and assessment of potential for increased charcoal production
Journal of Environmental Management 223, 358-370, 2018
Cited by: 25
Sapindus mukorossi Gaertn. Sapindaceae
Ethnobotany of the Himalayas, 1775-1783, 2021
Cited by: 24
Fire and forage quality: Postfire regrowth quality and pyric herbivory in subtropical grasslands of Nepal
Ecology and Evolution 12 (4), e8794, 2022
Cited by: 20
Ecological factors associated with hispid hare (Caprolagus hispidus) habitat use and conservation threats in the Terai Arc Landscape of Nepal
Global Ecology and Conservation 43, e02437, 2023
Cited by: 7
Flora of Kailash sacred landscape Nepal: An annotated checklist
Research Centre for Applied Science and Technology, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, 2021
Cited by: 6
Justicia adhatoda L. Acanthaceae
Ethnobotany of the Himalayas, 1163-1171, 2021
Cited by: 5

Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha | Environmental | Best Researcher Award

Published On 09/01/202509/01/2025 by ScienceFather

Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha | Environmental | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha, Mzumbe University,Tanzania.

Dr. Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha is a Senior Lecturer at Mzumbe University, Tanzania. With a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from Sokoine University of Agriculture, she has expertise in agricultural economics, agribusiness, and environmental economics. She has served as Head of the Department of Administrative Studies and currently leads the Department of Economics. Dr. Kamugisha has a passion for teaching, research, and community engagement, focusing on innovations in agricultural economics and supply chain management. Fluent in English and Kiswahili, she actively contributes to academia and consultancy projects.

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Education and Experience

Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics (2015) – Sokoine University of Agriculture
MSc in Agricultural Economics (2006) – Sokoine University of Agriculture
BSc in Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness (2002) – Sokoine University of Agriculture
Head of Department – Administrative Studies (2020-2023)
Head of Department – Economics (2024 – Present)
Core Researcher and Principal Investigator in multiple agricultural consultancy projects.

Suitability For The Award

Dr. Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha, Senior Lecturer at Mzumbe University, is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given her remarkable contributions to agricultural economics, agribusiness, and sustainable agricultural development. With an extensive academic and research career, Dr. Kamugisha has demonstrated leadership and innovation in her field, making significant strides in livestock economics, environmental economics, aquaculture economics, and supply chain management.

Professional Development

Dr. Kamugisha is a dedicated educator, researcher, and consultant with over 15 years of experience in teaching economics and supervising impactful research projects. She has guided numerous postgraduate theses on topics such as agricultural productivity, poverty reduction, and climate-smart technologies. Her contributions extend to consultancy work, including equitable delivery of farming inputs and innovative broiler production using black soldier fly larvae. An active member of professional bodies like the Agricultural Economists of Tanzania, Dr. Kamugisha is known for her collaborative and forward-thinking approach in advancing sustainable agricultural practices. 👩‍🏫

Research Focus

Dr. Kamugisha’s research spans livestock economics, agribusiness, environmental economics, and crop economics. Her interests include exploring innovations in agricultural economics, fisheries, and aquaculture economics, with a focus on developing sustainable supply chains and improving livelihoods. She works on climate-smart agriculture, poverty reduction, and commercialization strategies for smallholder farmers. Her interdisciplinary approach combines economic analysis with environmental and social aspects to address challenges in agricultural development and food security.

Awards and Honors

Recognized for excellence in coastal ecology research by Fujian Province
Recipient of Outstanding Faculty Award, Xiamen University
Awarded grants for innovative projects in nitrogen and carbon cycling
Honored for significant contributions to watershed-coast management research

Publications Top Notes

“Characterizing the Tanzanian quality beef supply chain: A case of Arusha and Dar-es-Salaam cities” (PP Kamugisha, NSY Mdoe, LA Mtenga, 2017) – Cited by 10
“Sustainable solid waste management in developing countries: Tanzania outlook” (PP Kamugisha, SF Mhanga, 2020) – Cited by 4
“Public private partnerships for successful solid waste management and prospects for reducing public health risks in Kinondoni Municipality-Dar es Salaam, Tanzania” (P Kamugisha, J Ludete, S Mhanga, 2019) – Cited by 2
“Evaluation of quality beef supply chain efficiency in Tanzania’s niche markets: A case study of Arusha and Dar-es-Salam cities” (PP Kamugisha, NSY Mdoe, LA Mtenga, 2017) – Cited by 2
“Biomass to liquefied petroleum gas cooking energy: A solution to indoor pollution ailments in Temeke Municipality, Dar-Es-Salaam” (P Kamugisha, MM Kombo, S Mhanga, 2019) – Cited by 1
“Quality beef supply chain efficiency and consumption in Arusha and Dar es Salaam cities, Tanzania” (PP Kamugisha, 2015) – Cited by 1

Prof. Hideo Noda, Tokyo University of Science, Japan.

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Mr. Laxmi Raj Joshi, National Trust for Nature Conservation, Nepal.

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Education

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Dr. Proscovia Paschal Kamugisha, Mzumbe University,Tanzania.

Publication profile

Education and Experience

Suitability For The Award

Professional Development

Research Focus

Awards and Honors

Publications Top Notes

“Characterizing the Tanzanian quality beef supply chain: A case of Arusha and Dar-es-Salaam cities” (PP Kamugisha, NSY Mdoe, LA Mtenga, 2017) – Cited by 10

“Sustainable solid waste management in developing countries: Tanzania outlook” (PP Kamugisha, SF Mhanga, 2020) – Cited by 4

“Public private partnerships for successful solid waste management and prospects for reducing public health risks in Kinondoni Municipality-Dar es Salaam, Tanzania” (P Kamugisha, J Ludete, S Mhanga, 2019) – Cited by 2

“Evaluation of quality beef supply chain efficiency in Tanzania’s niche markets: A case study of Arusha and Dar-es-Salam cities” (PP Kamugisha, NSY Mdoe, LA Mtenga, 2017) – Cited by 2

“Biomass to liquefied petroleum gas cooking energy: A solution to indoor pollution ailments in Temeke Municipality, Dar-Es-Salaam” (P Kamugisha, MM Kombo, S Mhanga, 2019) – Cited by 1

“Quality beef supply chain efficiency and consumption in Arusha and Dar es Salaam cities, Tanzania” (PP Kamugisha, 2015) – Cited by 1