Karine Mougin | Chimie Des Matériaux | Innovative Research Award

Prof. Karine Mougin | Chimie Des Matériaux | Innovative Research Award

Professeure | The University of CNRS | France

Prof. Karine Mougin is an internationally recognized researcher in materials science and nanotechnology, with contributions spanning functional surfaces, molecular self-assembly, nanoparticle-based materials, and bio-derived composites. Her research addresses nanoscale friction, surface nanostructuration, plasmonic and optical properties of nanomaterials, and the design of advanced functional interfaces. She has also contributed to sustainable material development through natural fiber reinforcement, smart coatings, sensors, and micro- and nanosystems, including applications in nanomedicine, microfluidics, and additive manufacturing. Her work integrates fundamental surface science with applied material engineering, enabling innovations in sensing, advanced coatings, and responsive materials. The author’s scientific impact is reflected in 94 published documents, 1,449 citations, and an h-index of 22, demonstrating consistent influence across interdisciplinary research domains.

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Brahim Djidel | Energy | Research Excellance Award

Mr. Brahim Djidel | Energy | Research Excellance Award

Enseignant d’université | The University of  Laghouat University | Algeria

Mr. Brahim Djidel is a researcher in electrical engineering specializing in wind energy conversion systems, fault-tolerant control, power quality enhancement, and grid integration of renewable energy. His research primarily focuses on doubly fed induction generator based wind energy systems, low-voltage ride-through (LVRT) capability, decoupled power control, and robust control strategies under grid disturbances such as voltage dips. He has contributed significantly to the modeling, control, and dynamic performance analysis of variable-speed wind turbines, aligning his work with international grid code requirements. His scholarly output includes peer-reviewed international conference papers and national scientific contributions, emphasizing practical and theoretical advancements in renewable energy systems. His research impact is reflected through 10 academic documents, 3 citations, and an h-index of 1, demonstrating consistent contributions to the field of renewable energy systems and smart grid-compatible wind power technologies.

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