Anas krime | Advanced Material | Young Researcher Award

Mr. Anas krime, Mohammed V University-Rabat, Morocco.

Mr. Krime Anas is a Ph.D. student in Materials and Environment Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences, Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. His research focuses on the valorization of Moroccan oil shales and the development of advanced materials for environmental purification. He has served as a temporary adjunct lecturer in various chemistry disciplines and completed research internships in petrochemical laboratories and international institutions. Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, Dr. Anas possesses strong laboratory skills and a multidisciplinary background in analytical chemistry, materials science, and environmental applications. He has published multiple papers and actively participates in scientific conferences.

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Education and Experience

Education:

Ph.D. in Materials and Environment Chemistry – Mohammed V University, Rabat (Sep 2021 – Present)
Thesis: Valorization of Moroccan oil shale for environmental applications
Master’s in Chemistry, Analytical Physics and Materials – Mohammed V University, Rabat (2019–2021)
Thesis: Valorization of raw and activated oil shales from the Rif region
Bachelor’s (Licence) in Material Science Chemistry – Mohammed V University, Rabat (2016–2019)
Thesis: Characterization of olive pomace

Research & Teaching Experience:

Research Internship – University of Évora, Portugal (Sep 2024 – Present)
Characterization of materials from oil shales
Adjunct Teacher – Analytical Solution Chemistry (2023–2024)
Adjunct Teacher – Foreign Languages (French), Faculty of Sciences (2024–2025)
Adjunct Teacher – Hydrology and Bromatology, Faculty of Medicine (2023–2024)
Adjunct Teacher – Kinetics & Catalysis, Faculty of Sciences (2022–2023)
Adjunct Teacher – Organic Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences (2021–2023)
Internship – ONHYM Petrochemical Lab, Rabat (July–Aug 2023)

Suitability Summary for the Young Researcher Award

Mr. Krime Anas is a highly promising early-career scientist and a strong candidate for the Young Researcher Award, currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Materials and Environmental Chemistry at the Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. His work is centered on the valorization of Moroccan oil shale and natural materials for environmental applications, particularly in wastewater treatment and pollutant adsorption. He exhibits the qualities of a driven, collaborative, and multidisciplinary researcher, actively contributing to scientific advancement through both academic and teaching roles.

Professional Development

Krime Anas has consistently pursued academic and professional development through formal training and international exposure. He has obtained several online certifications in key research tools including Scopus metrics, journal selection, reference management (Mendeley), and intellectual property. His participation in scientific events such as the International Congress on Materials & Structural Stability and national Ph.D. days demonstrates his commitment to research dissemination. Anas also completed project management training and ISO quality standards workshops, expanding his expertise beyond the lab. These experiences highlight his proactive approach to integrating technical, research, and organizational competencies in his scientific career.

Research Focus

Krime Anas’s research is focused on environmental remediation and advanced material synthesis. His core interest lies in adsorption processes, particularly using Moroccan oil shales and porous hydroxyapatites for the removal of heavy metals and organic pollutants from wastewater. He employs techniques like factorial design, SEM, XRD, and molecular dynamics to optimize material properties. His studies contribute to the development of eco-friendly and cost-effective sorbents, bridging the gap between material chemistry and environmental sustainability. His interdisciplinary work integrates materials science, analytical chemistry, and waste valorization to support cleaner industrial and environmental practices.

Awards and Recognition

Krime Anas has earned recognition for his impactful research in environmental material chemistry, particularly through multiple accepted papers in peer-reviewed journals focused on adsorption and wastewater treatment. His academic contributions have been showcased through poster presentations at prestigious events such as the International Congress on Materials & Structural Stability and the JNDJC conference for Ph.D. researchers. His work on valorizing Moroccan oil shale has received national attention for its innovation in eco-friendly pollutant removal. In addition to his scientific output, he has completed international internships and received numerous certifications in scientific publishing, research tools, and quality management systems.

Top Noted Publications

Extracting High Purity Nano‑silica from Oil Shale: Valorising a Neglected Natural Resource, Materials Research Bulletin, 2025
Low‑Cost Titania‑Hydroxyapatite (TiHAp) Nanocomposites Were Synthesized for Removal of Methylene Blue under Solar and UV Irradiation, Next Materials, 2025
Turning Waste into Wealth: Sustainable Amorphous Silica from Moroccan Oil Shale Ash, Recycling, 2025
Elimination of Copper (II) and Lead (II) from Wastewater Using Porous HAp: Comparative Study, International Journal of Chemical and Biochemical Sciences, 2023
Optimization of the Adsorption of Lead (II) by Hydroxyapatite Using a Factorial Design: Density Functional Theory and Molecular Dynamics, Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2023

Yong Yu | Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Yong Yu , Qingdao University of Technology , China.

Dr. Yong Yu is a dedicated researcher in civil engineering at the School of Civil Engineering, Qingdao University of Technology, China. His expertise lies in high-performance concrete, crumb rubber concrete, and steam-cured concrete. With a strong academic background and a passion for sustainable materials, Dr. Yu has contributed extensively to advancing concrete technology. His research aims to enhance durability, eco-friendliness, and structural performance in construction. He actively collaborates with academia and industry to implement innovative solutions in civil engineering.

Education & Experience

Ph.D. in Civil Engineering – Specialized in advanced concrete materials

Professor at Qingdao University of Technology – Leading research in sustainable concrete

Industry Collaboration – Works with construction firms on eco-friendly materials

Published Researcher – Numerous papers on high-performance and rubberized concrete

Suitability summary

Dr. Yong Yu, a distinguished researcher at the School of Civil Engineering, Qingdao University of Technology, China, is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His groundbreaking contributions to high-performance concrete, crumb rubber concrete, and steam-cured concrete have significantly advanced sustainable and durable construction materials. His expertise in optimizing concrete properties for enhanced strength, durability, and eco-friendliness makes him a leading innovator in civil engineering.

Professional Development

Dr. Yong Yu actively engages in cutting-edge research on sustainable concrete materials. His contributions focus on enhancing durability, strength, and environmental benefits in construction. He regularly publishes in top-tier journals, presents at international conferences, and collaborates with industry experts to develop innovative solutions. As a mentor, he supervises students and researchers in civil engineering, guiding them towards practical and impactful research. His work not only advances theoretical knowledge but also influences real-world construction practices, ensuring a balance between strength and sustainability.

Research Focus

Dr. Yong Yu’s research is centered on developing high-performance, durable, and eco-friendly concrete materials. His focus includes:

High-Performance Concrete (HPC): Enhancing durability, strength, and resistance to extreme conditions

Crumb Rubber Concrete: Utilizing recycled rubber to improve flexibility and sustainability

Steam-Cured Concrete: Optimizing rapid curing processes for efficient construction

His studies contribute to reducing carbon footprints, improving material longevity, and promoting sustainable construction worldwide.

Awards & Honors

Outstanding Researcher Award – Recognized for contributions to concrete innovation

Best Paper Award – Published groundbreaking research in material science

Excellence in Teaching Award – Acknowledged for mentoring and academic leadership

Industry Innovation Recognition – Collaborated on sustainable construction projects

Publication Top Notes

“Molecular and structural basis of the dual regulation of the polycystin-2 ion channel by small-molecule ligands” (2024) – Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

“Structural basis for human Cav1.2 inhibition by multiple drugs and the neurotoxin calciseptine” (2023) – Cell

“The diverse effects of pathogenic point mutations on ion channel activity of a gain-of-function polycystin-2” (2023) – Journal of Biological Chemistry

“Structures of the R-type human Cav2.3 channel reveal conformational crosstalk of the intracellular segments” (2022) – Nature Communications

“Structural basis for the severe adverse interaction of sofosbuvir and amiodarone on L-type Cav channels” (2022) – Cell

“The roles of two extracellular loops in proton sensing and permeation in human Otop1 channel” (2022) – Communications Biology

“The ion channel TRPM7 regulates zinc depletion-induced MDMX degradation” (2021) – Journal of Biological Chemistry