Samer Srour | Physics and Astronomy | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Samer Srour | Physics and Astronomy | Research Excellence Award

Islamic University of Gaza | Palestine

Mr. Samer Srour is a researcher in optics and photonics with a strong focus on photonic crystals and surface plasmon resonance–based sensing technologies. His research addresses the theoretical design, modeling, and optimization of nanophotonic structures for chemical and biosensing applications, with particular emphasis on sensitivity enhancement and resonance behavior analysis using transfer matrix methods. According to Scopus, he has 2 indexed publications, which have received 9 citations, with an h-index of 2. His work contributes to the advancement of optical sensor platforms capable of detecting harmful chemicals and biological agents, demonstrating relevance to environmental monitoring, public health, and applied optical physics.

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Detection of Harmful Chemical Compounds in Plastic Products Using a High-Sensitivity Photonic Crystal-Based Sensor

– Sofyan Taya, Samer Srour, Abdulkarem Almawgani, Shobhitkumar K. Patel · 2023

José Monteiro | Physics and Astronomy | Excellence in Research Award

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Mr. José Monteiro | Physics and Astronomy | Excellence in Research Award

Federal University of Minas Gerais | Brazil

Mr. José Monteiro is an emerging researcher in solid-state physics and optical materials, with a growing focus on perovskite-based photonic systems. His work centers on understanding and optimizing optical phenomena in inorganic perovskites, particularly CsPbBr₃, with emphasis on photon recycling, excited-state interactions, and energy-transfer dynamics in hybrid material systems. He has contributed to advancing knowledge on donor–acceptor interactions in blended solutions of perovskites and conjugated polymers, supporting the development of next-generation optoelectronic applications. His published journal article in Solid State Sciences highlights his early yet impactful contributions to controlling photon recycling through engineered energy-transfer mechanisms. He has participated in multiple scientific research projects involving perovskite solution behavior, optical characterization, and material–polymer interface analysis. His research expertise spans solid-state optics, perovskite photophysics, and hybrid material design for improved optical performance. Through methodological support, investigation, data curation, and formal analysis, he has strengthened interdisciplinary collaborations in the field of organic–inorganic photonic materials. Although in the early stages of his academic career, his work demonstrates strong potential for innovation in perovskite-based energy transfer systems, opening pathways for tailored optical responses and improved efficiency in light-harvesting and emissive technologies.

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Monteiro, J. M. R., Araujo, K. A. de S., Malachias, Â., & Cury, L. A. (2026). Use of energy transfer effect to control photon recycling on organic–inorganic blends. Solid State Sciences, in press. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.solidstatesciences.2025.108151

Kittisakchai Naemchanthara | Physics and Astronomy | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Kittisakchai Naemchanthara | Physics and Astronomy | Best Researcher Award

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi | Thailand

Assist. Prof. Dr. Kittisakchai Naemchanthara, a materials physicist at King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, is widely recognized for his multidisciplinary contributions spanning nanomaterials, biomaterials, biophysics, radiological science, and nuclear applications. With 21 Scopus-indexed publications, 112 citations, and an h-index of 6, he has established a strong research presence in advanced material characterization and sustainable material innovation. His work centers on transforming biological and mineral-based resources into high-value functional materials using techniques such as XRD, FTIR, TGA, SEM, ESR, and laser-based analyses. He has produced influential findings on hydroxyapatite synthesis, calcium phosphate nanomaterials, chitosan-based nanofibers, metal–ceramic hybrid systems, and humidity adsorbents derived from waste shells, contributing to green technologies for environmental, biomedical, and industrial applications. His studies on thermal effects in biominerals, including eggshells and natural minerals, have enhanced understanding of phase transformations and structural behavior under varying temperature conditions. Professor Naemchanthara’s collaborative research further extends into laser applications for cultural heritage conservation, electrochemical materials for nitrate removal from wastewater, and fossil shell classification using advanced spectroscopic tools. His participation in international conferences underscores his commitment to scientific dissemination and interdisciplinary advancement. Through sustained research output and innovative materials science applications, he continues to drive impactful progress in physics-based material development, resource valorization, and analytical characterization, strengthening his reputation as a versatile and forward-thinking researcher.

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Naemchanthara, K., Meejoo, S., Onreabroy, W., & Limsuwan, P. (2008). Temperature effect on chicken eggshell investigated by XRD, TGA and FTIR. Advanced Materials Research, 55, 333–336.

Faksawat, K., Limsuwan, P., & Naemchanthara, K. (2021). 3D printing technique of specific bone shape based on raw clay using hydroxyapatite as an additive material. Applied Clay Science, 214, 106269.

Faksawat, K., Sujinnapram, S., Limsuwan, P., Hoonnivathana, E., & Naemchanthara, K. (2015). Preparation and characteristics of hydroxyapatite synthesized from cuttlefish bone by precipitation method. Advanced Materials Research, 1125, 421–425.

Pongtonglor, P., Hoonnivathana, E., Limsuwan, P., Limsuwan, S., & Naemchanthara, K. (2011). Utilization of waste eggshells as humidity adsorbent. (Journal name not provided).

Boonpratum, C., Naemchanthara, P., Limsuwan, P., & Naemchanthara, K. (2022). Effects of chitosan and Tween 80 addition on the properties of nanofiber mat through electrospinning. e-Polymers, 22(1), 234–248.