Anas krime | Advanced Material | Young Researcher Award

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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

Chao Wang | Biomass Material | Young Researcher Award

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Chao Wang | Biomass Material | Young Researcher Award

Dr. Chao Wang , Harbin Engineering university, Yantai Research Institute , China.

Chao Wang 🎓🔬 is an Associate Professor at Harbin Engineering University, specializing in polymer membranes for water treatment and biomass material applications. She earned her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering and Technology (2021) and a Master’s in Polymer Chemistry and Physics (2016) from Harbin Institute of Technology, following a Bachelor’s in Material Chemistry from Northeast Forestry University. Her research focuses on developing natural-product-derived membranes for molecular separation and wastewater treatment. As the leader of multiple funded projects, she has published high-impact SCI papers in top journals. 📚🌱 Her work contributes to sustainable and efficient membrane technologies. 🌍💧

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Education & Work Experience 📚💼

  • 2016.09 – 2021.09 | Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering & Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology 🎓

  • 2015.09 – 2016.09 | Master’s in Polymer Chemistry & Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology 🧪

  • 2011 – 2015 | Bachelor’s in Material Chemistry, Northeast Forestry University 🏛️

  • 2021.11 – Present | Associate Professor, Harbin Engineering University 👩‍🏫

Suitability Summary

Dr. Chao Wang is an outstanding young researcher in the field of polymer chemistry and membrane technology, making significant contributions to sustainable water treatment and advanced membrane materials. Her research focuses on developing biomass-derived membranes, antibacterial thin films, and high-efficiency dye removal membranes, which have broad applications in environmental protection and industrial water purification. With an impressive portfolio of high-impact SCI publications, leadership in multiple research projects, and groundbreaking advancements in polymer-based separation technologies, Dr. Wang exemplifies the qualities of an innovative and influential scientist, making her a deserving candidate for the Young Researcher Award.

Professional Development 📈🔬

Chao Wang is deeply engaged in polymer chemistry and membrane technology research. Her work focuses on polymer membranes for efficient water treatment, incorporating natural biomaterials for enhanced separation performance. 🌱💧 She leads multiple funded projects, including the Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation and Yantai Science & Technology Innovation programs. As a prolific researcher, she has published in high-impact journals like Chemical Engineering Journal and Journal of Membrane Science. 📄✨ Her contributions advance sustainable membrane technologies, offering innovative solutions for environmental challenges. 🌍🔍

Research Focus 🏗️🔬

Chao Wang’s research primarily revolves around polymer membranes for water treatment, molecular separation, and biomass material applications. 🌿💧 Her work aims to develop next-generation membranes with enhanced selectivity and efficiency, utilizing bio-based components for sustainable solutions. She explores lignin-based membranes, nanochannel structures, and surface modifications to improve filtration performance. 🏭🔍 Her studies contribute to industries requiring high-performance membranes, such as wastewater treatment, dye removal, and chemical separation. 🚰🔬 Through innovative polymer engineering, she advances eco-friendly and cost-effective filtration technologies for global water sustainability. 🌎♻️

Awards & Honors 🏆🎖️

  • Project Leader | Youth Fund Project of Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation 🎓

  • Project Leader | Fundamental Research Projects of Science & Technology Innovation and Development Plan in Yantai 🏛️

  • Project Leader | Yantai Science and Technology Innovation Assistance for New Kinetic Energy Open Research Topics 🏆

  • Published in Top SCI Journals | Chemical Engineering Journal, Journal of Membrane Science, Polymer 📄🔥

 Publication Top Notes

1️⃣ Wang, C., Lu, Y., Chu, P., He, T., Liu, L., & Zhang, C. (2025). Design of intrinsically antibacterial thin film composite membrane based on natural material for efficient molecular sieving. Separation and Purification Technology, 355:129798. (Cited by: 1) 📄🔬

2️⃣ Wang, C., Chen, R., Liu, W., Li, Y., & Wang, J. (2025). Electron-Withdrawing Effects for Tailoring Oxidative-Stress-Mediated Coating in Marine Antifouling. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces. (Cited by: -) 🌊🦠

3️⃣ Wang, C., Zhang, W., Zhang, C., Xu, H., Liu, L., & Zhang, C. (2022). Natural-product-derived membranes for high-efficiency anionic dye removal. Journal of Membrane Science, 663:121061. (Cited by: -) 🌱💧

4️⃣ Wang, C., Zhang, J., Liu, C., Song, X., & Zhang, C. (2021). Wood-inspired preparation of ligninsulfonate/trimesoylchloride nanofilm with a highly negatively charged surface for removing anionic dyes. Chemical Engineering Journal, 412:128609. (Cited by: -) 🌳🧪

5️⃣ Wang, C., Zhang, J., Liu, C., Song, X., & Zhang, C. (2021). Ligninsulfonate/trimesoylchloride nanocomposite membrane with transmembrane nanochannels via bionic cell membrane for molecular separation. Journal of Membrane Science, 628:119741. (Cited by: -) 🏗️🧫

6️⃣ Wang, C., Song, X., Liu, Y., & Zhang, C. (2021). PVC-g-PVP amphiphilic polymer synthesis by ATRP and its membrane separation property for silicone-containing wastewater. Polymer, 229:123965. (Cited by: -) 🏭💡

Liangwei Chen | Biomaterials | Best Researcher Award

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Liangwei Chen | Biomaterials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Liangwei Chen, Peking University School and Hospital of Stomatology, China.