Zhanbin Wang | Biological Sciences | Lifetime achievement Award

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Prof. Dr. Zhanbin Wang | Biological Sciences | Lifetime achievement Award

Northeast Forestry University | China

Dr. Wang Zhanbin is an Associate Professor in the College of Forestry at Northeast Forestry University, China. With over 25 years of experience in forest pathology, he is also the Director of the Forest Pathology Credit Committee of the Chinese Forestry Society. He is proficient in English and actively supervises master’s students while teaching courses like Integrated Management of Forest Pests. His extensive work focuses on plant disease resistance, forest pest management, and ecological sustainability.

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Strengths for the Awards✨

  1. Extensive Career Duration and Experience:
    With a professional journey spanning over three decades (from 1994 to present), Dr. Wang has consistently worked in the field of forest protection, particularly focusing on forest pathology and molecular biology of forest diseases.

  2. Significant Scientific Contributions:
    He has received multiple prestigious awards at provincial and national levels, including:

    • 1st Prize from Liaoning Provincial Forestry Department (2015),

    • Multiple 2nd and 3rd Prizes from the Heilongjiang Province Science and Technology Progress Awards,

    • Liangxi Forestry Science and Technology Award (twice).
      These awards reflect sustained and impactful contributions to applied forestry research, particularly in disease resistance in poplar and sustainable pest control.

  3. Academic Productivity:
    His work has been published in SCI-indexed journals and national agricultural bulletins. His recent research includes studies on microbial interactions, transcriptomics, and triterpenoid biosynthesis — showing both depth and evolution in research focus.

  4. Leadership and Social Service:
    Dr. Wang holds a leadership position as Director of the Forest Pathology Credit Committee of the Chinese Forestry Society, indicating strong recognition by the national academic community.

  5. Educational Contributions:
    He has trained Master’s students, taught specialized courses like Integrated Management of Forest Pests, and contributed to several important textbooks and national teaching materials — reinforcing his academic leadership.

  6. Interdisciplinary Application:
    His work bridges plant pathology, molecular biology, genetics, and environmental management, contributing to real-world forest sustainability and plant health.

🎓 Education

Dr. Wang holds a PhD in Forest Protection (2007) from Northeast Forestry University. He earned his Master’s in Genetic Engineering (2003) from Harbin Normal University and a Bachelor’s degree in Forest Protection (1994) from Northeast Forestry University. He furthered his research as a postdoctoral fellow (2009–2012) at Jilin Yanbian Forestry Group.

💼 Experience

  • 2005–Present: Associate Professor, College of Forestry, Northeast Forestry University

  • 2003–2005: Teaching Assistant, Northeast Forestry University

  • 1997–2003: Research Assistant, Institute of Microbiology, Heilongjiang Academy of Sciences
    Dr. Wang has consistently contributed to forest pathology, particularly in fungal disease resistance and pest management.

🔬 Research Interests On Biological Sciences

His key research areas include:

  • Forest Pathology

  • Molecular Biology of Forest Diseases

  • Transgenic Disease-Resistant Poplars

  • Integrated Pest and Disease Management in Coniferous-Broadleaf Forests
    He integrates lab-based molecular work with field-based ecological applications.

🏆 Awards

Dr. Wang has received numerous honors, including:

  • 2005: Third Prize, Chinese Forestry Society, for transgenic fungal resistance in poplar

  • 2010 & 2011: Heilongjiang Science & Technology Progress Awards

  • 2015: First Prize, Liaoning Provincial Forestry Department, for breeding stress-resistant poplar

  • 2017 & 2022: Liangxi Forestry Science & Technology Awards for disease control in artificial forests and ecological regulation techniques
    These awards underscore his innovation in forest biotechnology and sustainability.

📚 Publications

Below are Dr. Wang’s key peer-reviewed publications from recent years, including hyperlinks and citation contexts:

  1. 2023 – Effect of powdery mildew on interleaf microbial communities and leaf antioxidant enzyme systems, Journal of Forestry Research – cited by 2

  2. 2022 – Transcriptional Responses for Biosynthesis of Triterpenoids in Exogenous Inducers Treated Inonotus hispidus Using RNA-Seq, Molecules – cited by 3

  3. 2022 – Effects of Compound Elicitors on the Biosynthesis of Triterpenoids and Activity of Defense Enzymes from Inonotus hispidus, Molecules – cited by 1

  4. 2022 – The Powdery Mildew on Polygonum persicaria L.: Microscopic Observation and Phylogenetic Relationship Analysis, Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin, 38(9):130–136

  5. 2022 – Isolation of Endophytic Fungi from Medicinal Plants and Screening and Identification of Antagonism, Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin, 38(1):75–81

📖 He has also contributed to several academic books and national-level teaching materials on forest pathology and quarantine.

✅ Conclusion

Dr. Wang Zhanbin is a dedicated forest pathology expert whose innovations in disease-resistant poplars and integrated pest management have had a lasting impact on forestry research in China. His scholarly output, teaching excellence, and technological contributions make him a distinguished nominee for any scientific recognition in environmental and biological sciences.

Sayed Jalal Moosavi | Genetics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Sayed Jalal Moosavi | Genetics | Best Researcher Award

University of Göttingen | Germany

Sayed Jalal Moosavi, is a passionate researcher specializing in forest genetics and conservation biology. He is currently pursuing his PhD at the University of Göttingen, Germany, with a focus on the conservation of endangered conifer species through population genomics. With deep roots in agronomy and biotechnology, Sayed brings a unique interdisciplinary perspective to his work, combining field-based ecological data with advanced genetic and bioinformatic analysis.

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Strengths for the Awards✨

  • Strong Academic Background & International Exposure

    • PhD from the University of Göttingen with a DAAD scholarship – a highly competitive and prestigious award.

    • Education spans Afghanistan, Iran, and Germany, showing a global academic journey.

    • Interdisciplinary expertise in forest genetics, conservation biology, and biotechnology.

  • Meaningful and High-Impact Research

    • Focus on endangered and threatened conifer species (Pinus gerardiana and Taxus baccata) highlights his contribution to conservation genomics.

    • Use of cutting-edge methods (SSR markers, population genomics, spatial analysis, bioinformatics).

    • The research has real-world applications in conservation management and biodiversity policy.

  • Published in Peer-Reviewed International Journals

    • First-author publications in European Journal of Forest Research, Plant Ecology and Evolution, and Ecology and Evolution indicate strong scientific output.

    • Participation in international conferences and symposia as a speaker enhances his visibility and academic impact.

  • Leadership, Outreach & Volunteering

    • Roles such as organizing committee member for international symposiums and reviewer for a journal demonstrate leadership and community involvement.

    • Collaboration with IUCN adds value to his profile with practical conservation impact.

    • Deputy director role at GWAESO shows experience beyond academia in NGO project management and proposal writing.

🎓 Education

Sayed’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy (2011) from the University of Kabul, where he developed a solid foundation in sustainable agriculture. He then earned his Master’s in Biotechnology (2016) from Imam Khomeini International University, Iran 🇮🇷, with a thesis on increasing vitamin E content in sesame via genetic transformation. Currently, he is a PhD candidate in Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding (2019–2024) at the University of Göttingen 🇩🇪. His dissertation explores genetic diversity in Pinus gerardiana (Afghanistan) and Taxus baccata (Germany) to develop conservation strategies using genomic tools.

💼 Experience

Sayed has gathered rich academic and professional experience across three countries. He served as a trainer in tissue culture and genetic engineering at the University of Kabul (2017–2019), training the next generation of Afghan scientists 🧪. Earlier, he was the Deputy Director at GWAESO (2012–2013), where he managed project budgets and wrote grant proposals. He began his professional journey as an intern at the Afghan Ministry of Agriculture (2011–2012), conducting soil and crop research for nationwide field trials.

🔬 Research Interests On Genetics

Sayed is particularly interested in population genomics, conservation genetics, forest biodiversity, and applied bioinformatics 🌐. His work involves understanding the effects of habitat fragmentation on gene flow in threatened tree species, identifying microsatellite markers, and analyzing spatial genetic structures using advanced tools like ArcGIS and R. His goal is to apply molecular research for tangible conservation outcomes across diverse ecological settings 🌍.

🏆 Awards & Scholarships

Sayed has received multiple competitive awards recognizing his academic potential and commitment to research. He is a DAAD Scholarship recipient (2019–2024) for his doctoral studies in Germany 🎓🇩🇪, and he earlier received the MSRT Scholarship from Iran’s Ministry of Science (2013–2016) for his Master’s education. He has also participated in several certified training programs on PCR, primer design, ecological geoprocessing, and research safety 🧾.

📚 Publications

Sayed Jalal Moosavi has published several peer-reviewed papers that contribute significantly to forest conservation genetics:

  1. Moosavi S.J., Budde K.B., Heurich M., Mueller M., Gailing O. (2024). Genetic variation of English yew (Taxus baccata L.) in the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany. European Journal of Forest Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10342-024-01687-9 – Cited by 3 articles

  2. Moosavi S.J., Budde K.B., Mueller M., Gailing O. (2022). Genetic diversity and fine-scale spatial genetic structure of the near-threatened Pinus gerardiana in Gardiz, Afghanistan. Plant Ecology and Evolution, 155(3): 363–378. https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.95754 – Cited by 7 articles

  3. Moosavi S.J., Mueller M., Gailing O. (2025). Development of new chloroplast microsatellites for Pinus gerardiana and their application in genetic diversity analyses. Ecology and Evolution. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.71185 – Cited by 1 article

✅ Conclusion

Through his work in genomics and conservation, Sayed Jalal Moosavi has made important strides toward understanding and protecting biodiversity in fragile ecosystems. His cross-continental research, multilingual skills, and dedication to scientific collaboration make him a valuable asset to the global scientific community 🌱🌏. His achievements and commitment position him as a worthy nominee for this award recognizing impactful research by emerging scholars.