Brande Wulff | Plant Pathology | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Brande Wulff | Plant Pathology | Best Researcher Award

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

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BRANDE BRUCE HERTEL WULFF: PIONEER IN PLANT GENETICS šŸŒ¾

INTRODUCTION

Brande Bruce Hertel Wulff is a distinguished plant geneticist renowned for his groundbreaking work in cereal crop disease resistance. His research has significantly advanced our understanding of plant-pathogen interactions, leading to the development of disease-resistant wheat varieties.

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Wulff’s academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Plant Biology from the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, where he graduated with first-class honors in 1997. He subsequently pursued a Ph.D. at The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich, completing it in 2001.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Wulff’s career trajectory includes:

  • Postdoctoral Researcher: The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich, UK (2002-2004); IBMCP-CSIC, Valencia, Spain (2004-2008); IBMP-CNRS, Strasbourg, France (2008-2010).

  • Research Manager: The Sainsbury Laboratory 2Blades Group, Norwich, UK (2010-2014).

  • Group Leader: John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK; Tenure Track (2014-2018), Tenured (2018-2021).

  • Associate Professor: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia (2021-present).

šŸ”¬Ā CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON Plant PathologyĀ 

Wulff’s research focuses on cloning disease resistance genes from wild relatives of wheat and integrating them into cultivated varieties. Notable contributions include:

  • Gene Discovery: Identified the wheat stem rust resistance gene Sr43, encoding an unusual protein kinase.

  • Genomic Resources: Developed a wheat resistance gene atlas to aid breeding programs.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Wulff’s work has led to the development of wheat varieties with enhanced resistance to diseases like stem rust and blast fungus, contributing to global food security.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

With an H-index of 48 and over 16,000 citations, Wulff has authored 83 papers, 5 book chapters, and holds 8 patents. Selected publications include:

  • “The wheat stem rust resistance gene Sr43 encodes an unusual protein kinase.” Nature Genetics, 2023.

  • “A wheat kinase and immune receptor form the host-specificity barrier against the blast fungus.” Nature Plants, 2023.

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

  • 2021-2025: US$4.2M from KAUST, RDIA, USDA-NIFA, and 2Blades Foundation.

  • 2010-2021: Ā£3.6M from BBSRC, 2Blades Foundation, Newton Foundation, EU, Limagrain, Monsanto, and Bayer.

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Through his research and mentorship, Wulff continues to influence the field of plant genetics, paving the way for future advancements in crop improvement.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

Wulff’s dedication to plant genetics has led to innovations in crop disease resistance, ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

A single NLR gene confers resistance to leaf and stripe rust in wheat

  • Authors: D. Sharma, R. Avni, J.J. Gutierrez-Gonzalez, A. Minz-Dub, A. Sharon

  • Journal: Nature Communications

  • Year: 2024

Origin and evolution of the bread wheat D genome

  • Authors: E. Cavalet-Giorsa, A. GonzĆ”lez-MuƱoz, N. Athiyannan, B.B.H. Wulff, S.G. Krattinger

  • Journal: Nature

  • Year: 2024

Harnessing landrace diversity empowers wheat breeding

  • Authors: S. Cheng, C. Feng, L.U. Wingen, S. Huang, S. Griffiths

  • Journal: Nature

  • Year: 2024

The wheat powdery mildew resistance gene Pm4 also confers resistance to wheat blast

  • Authors: T. Oā€™Hara, A. Steed, R. Goddard, C. Uauy, P. Nicholson

  • Journal: Nature Plants

  • Year: 2024

Single amino acid change alters specificity of the multi-allelic wheat stem rust resistance locus SR9

  • Authors: J. Zhang, J. Nirmala, S. Chen, M.N. Rouse, E.S. Lagudah

  • Journal: Nature Communications

  • Year: 2023

 

Wenqiang Tian | Crop Science | Outstanding Agronomic Research Award

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Dr. Wenqiang Tian | Crop Science | Outstanding Agronomic Research Award

Xinjiang Agricultural University | China

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šŸŒ±DR. WENQIANG TIAN: A PIONEER IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH

INTRODUCTION

Dr. Wenqiang Tian is an esteemed agricultural researcher affiliated with Xinjiang Agricultural University, China. With a strong academic background and dedication to enhancing wheat yield through innovative agricultural methodologies, Dr. Tian has contributed significantly to the field of agronomy. His recent research explores the potential of increased density in compensating for extremely late-sown wheat yield, demonstrating his commitment to addressing agricultural challenges.

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Tian embarked on his academic journey at Xinjiang Agricultural University, where he honed his expertise in agricultural sciences. His relentless pursuit of knowledge led him to engage in research that bridges traditional agronomic practices with modern scientific advancements. Currently pursuing his Doctoral studies at the Agricultural College of Xinjiang Agricultural University (2024-Present), he continues to make groundbreaking contributions to crop yield optimization.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Dr. Wenqiang Tian has established himself as a key figure in agronomic research. His employment at Xinjiang Agricultural University has provided him with a platform to conduct cutting-edge research, collaborate with esteemed scholars, and contribute to the development of sustainable agricultural solutions. His recent publication in Agronomy highlights his expertise in crop density management and yield enhancement strategies.

šŸ”¬Ā CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON Crop Science

Dr. Tianā€™s research primarily revolves around:

  • Wheat yield optimization: Investigating techniques to improve crop output under challenging conditions.
  • Increased planting density: Assessing the impact of density on late-sown wheat growth and productivity.
  • Sustainable agriculture: Exploring environmentally friendly agricultural practices to enhance food security.
  • Climate resilience: Developing adaptive farming strategies to combat changing climatic conditions.

His contributions are instrumental in shaping modern agricultural methodologies, providing farmers with innovative techniques to maximize crop yield.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Dr. Wenqiang Tian’s research is paving the way for more resilient and high-yield agricultural practices. His work has garnered recognition from the academic community, influencing agronomists, researchers, and policymakers in the pursuit of sustainable crop production.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Tian has authored numerous research papers, with his latest publication titled “Can Increased Density Compensate for Extremely Late-Sown Wheat Yield?” in Agronomy (2025). This study, co-authored with esteemed researchers such as Guangzhou Chen, Qiangbin Zhang, and others, provides invaluable insights into optimizing wheat cultivation techniques.

Notable Publication:

  • Can Increased Density Compensate for Extremely Late-Sown Wheat Yield? ā€“ Agronomy (2025)

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

  • Excellence in Agronomic Research Award
  • Sustainable Agriculture Innovator Honor
  • Young Scientist Award in Crop Science

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

  • Expand research on sustainable wheat production techniques.
  • Collaborate with international agricultural institutes to drive global food security initiatives.
  • Develop new methodologies for enhancing crop resilience under extreme climatic conditions.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

Dr. Wenqiang Tian stands as a beacon of innovation in agricultural sciences. His pioneering research continues to influence sustainable farming practices, addressing crucial challenges in wheat production. As he advances in his academic and professional career, his contributions are expected to leave a lasting impact on global agronomy.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

Can Increased Density Compensate for Extremely Late-Sown Wheat Yield?
  • Authors: Wenqiang Tian, Guangzhou Chen, Qiangbin Zhang, Zhilin Zhang, Jun Zhang, Shan Yu, Shubing Shi, Jinshan Zhang
    Journal: Agronomy
    Year: 2025

Soul Washaya | Medicinal Plants | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Soul Washaya | Medicinal Plants | Best Researcher Award

Great Zimbabwe University | Zimbabwe

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SOUL WASHAYA: ACADEMIC LUMINARIES IN ANIMAL SCIENCES šŸŽ“

INTRODUCTION

Soul Washaya is a distinguished academic and researcher in Animal Sciences, renowned for his contributions to livestock nutrition, sustainable agriculture, and ruminant production systems. With an extensive background in research, teaching, and academic leadership, he has played a pivotal role in advancing agricultural practices in Zimbabwe and beyond. His work focuses on improving livestock productivity through innovative feeding strategies, genetic enhancement, and environmental sustainability.

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Born on October 6, 1979, in Zimbabwe, Soul Washaya exhibited an early passion for agriculture and animal sciences. His academic journey led him to pursue studies in livestock management, agricultural nutrition, and rangeland sustainability. With a commitment to knowledge acquisition and dissemination, he advanced in his field through rigorous research and scholarly contributions.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Soul Washaya has held several influential academic positions, demonstrating his expertise and leadership:

  • Chairperson at Great Zimbabwe University (2023 – Present)
  • Unit Coordinator at Africa University (2015 – 2019)
  • Unit Coordinator (Equivalent to Chairperson) at Bindura University of Science Education (2009 – 2011)

Additionally, he has been actively involved in national advisory roles, including serving as the National Advisor for The Greenhouse Gas Inventory under the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development.

šŸ”¬Ā CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON Medicinal Plants

Soul Washaya’s research spans multiple domains within Animal Sciences, including:

  • Livestock Nutrition: Investigating the dietary effects of Moringa oleifera on poultry and ruminants.
  • Sustainable Agriculture: Studying indigenous goat breeds and their adaptation to changing climates.
  • Rangeland Management: Assessing grazing behaviors and their impact on native grass species in arid regions.
  • Animal Health: Exploring anthelmintic activity in livestock to combat gastrointestinal nematodes.

His research has significantly influenced sustainable livestock production and environmental conservation efforts.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Washaya’s expertise extends beyond academia, as he actively collaborates with governmental and international organizations to develop policies for sustainable livestock production. His role in the RCZ Smart Poultry Project is a testament to his commitment to agricultural transformation in Zimbabwe.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

With an h-index of 9, 431 citations on Google Scholar, and publications in high-impact journals, Washaya has contributed extensively to Animal Sciences. Some of his notable publications include:

  • “Genotypic Parameters for Gellaper Sheep Under Arid Extensive Production System” (2024, Animal Journal)
  • “Characteristics of Indigenous Goats and the Effects of Crossbreeding on Goat Performance for Rural Livelihoods Sustainability” (2025, Small Ruminant Research)
  • “Dietary Effects of Moringa oleifera on Table Egg Parameters of Hybrid Layers” (2023, Discover Animal)
  • “Effects of Supplementing Chloris Gayana Hay with Protein-Rich Forage Legume Hays on Chevon Quality of Xhosa Goats” (2025, Animal Feed Science and Technology)

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

Soul Washaya has received multiple accolades for his contributions to academia and research:

  • Outstanding Reviewer Award – Animal Nutrition (2024)
  • Nomination for Research Chair – Gary Magadzire School of Agricultural Sciences (2019-2020)

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

With a strong foundation in animal nutrition, sustainable farming, and environmental conservation, Soul Washayaā€™s future contributions will likely further enhance livestock productivity, rural economic growth, and climate-smart agriculture in Africa and beyond. His ongoing research and collaborations will continue to influence global livestock sustainability.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

As an editor and reviewer for several reputable journals, including Acta Scientific Veterinary Sciences Journal, Washaya continues to shape the future of animal science research. His mentorship of PhD and MSc students ensures a lasting impact on the next generation of agricultural scientists.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

Growth Performance and Nematode Infestation in Grazing Lambs: Impact of Diatomaceous Earth
  • Authors: Mthi S., Ikusika O.O, Washaya S., Mpendulo C.T., Nowers C.B.
  • Journal: Journal of Animal Health and Production
  • Year: 2024
The Nutritive Value of Panicum maximum and Brachiaria brizantha Grass Species
  • Authors: M. I. Sokupa, J. F. Mupangwa, S. Washaya, S.E. Tikwayo, K. Mopipi
  • Journal: Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section A ā€” Animal Science
  • Year: 2024
Impact and Adoption of Feed Technologies at Nharira-Lancashire Dairy Scheme
  • Authors: Soul Washaya, B. Masunda, N. T. Ngongoni
  • Journal: Journal of Applied Animal Nutrition
  • Year: 2024
Resistance of Gastrointestinal Nematodes to Anthelmintics in Sheep Production in Zimbabwe
  • Authors: Alice N. Mushonga, Soul Washaya, G. B. Nyamushamba
  • Journal: Farm Animal Health and Nutrition
  • Year: 2024
Biological and Economic Efficiency of Partial Dietary Substitution of Soybean (Glycine max) Meal with Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) Meal in Broiler Production
  • Authors: Edmore Bumhira, Denice Chikwanda, Soul Washaya, Godfrey Nyamushamba
  • Journal: Journal of Agricultural Chemistry and Environment
  • Year: 2023

 

Md Moshiur Rahman | Plant Breeding | Best Paper Award

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Mr. Md Moshiur Rahman | Plant Breeding | Best Paper Award

Bangladesh Institue of Nuclear Agriculture | Bangladesh

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šŸŒ± MD. MOSHIUR RAHMAN: A DEDICATED SCIENTIFIC OFFICER IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHĀ 

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Md. Moshiur Rahman was born on December 25, 1996, in Bogura, Bangladesh. His academic journey began with outstanding achievements in science. He completed his SSC from Sonatala Pilot High School, securing a GPA of 5.00. His excellence continued in HSC at Govt. Azizul Haque College, where he also achieved a GPA of 5.00.

He pursued higher education at Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, earning a BSc in Agriculture (Hons) in 2017 with a CGPA of 3.37. His passion for genetics led him to complete an MSc in Genetics and Plant Breeding in 2022, obtaining a CGPA of 3.48.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Currently, Md. Moshiur Rahman serves as a Scientific Officer at BINA Sub-station, Satkhira. His work focuses on advanced agricultural research, specializing in molecular plant breeding and bioinformatics. He has actively contributed to research that enhances genetic diversity and crop resilience through modern breeding techniques.

šŸ”¬ CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON PLANT BREEDING

With expertise in genetics and plant breeding, Md. Moshiur Rahman has conducted pioneering research in molecular techniques for crop improvement. His primary areas of interest include:

  • Molecular Plant Breeding
  • Bioinformatics and Genomic Research
  • Climate-Resilient Crop Development

He has participated in several national and international training programs, equipping himself with cutting-edge knowledge on gene banks, germplasm conservation, and modern breeding methodologies.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Through his dedication, he has influenced the scientific community by improving agricultural productivity and sustainability. His research has contributed to developing high-yielding, stress-tolerant mustard and rice varieties, significantly benefiting farmers in saline-prone regions like Satkhira.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Md. Moshiur Rahman has published 15 research papers in esteemed journals, covering topics such as:

  • Comparative studies on mustard varieties
  • Impact of salinity stress on rice growth and yield
  • Social networking in the agricultural sector
  • Optimization of sowing times for better crop yields

These contributions have added significant value to the field of agricultural science.

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

  • Recognized for his excellence in scientific research and innovation
  • Active participant in numerous scientific training programs and workshops
  • Leadership roles in various academic and extracurricular organizations

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

With an unwavering passion for research, he aims to develop more resilient and high-yielding crop varieties, integrating biotechnology and genomic advancements into traditional breeding. His contributions will play a crucial role in ensuring food security and sustainable agricultural development.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

Md. Moshiur Rahman stands as a dedicated researcher and scientist, committed to advancing agricultural productivity and sustainability. His expertise in genetics and plant breeding continues to shape Bangladeshā€™s agricultural sector.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

Evaluation of different sesame varieties cultivated under saline conditions in the southwestern coastal region of Bangladesh
  • Authors: Khan, M.S.U., Rahman, M.M., Basak, A.R., Kobir, M., Islam, M.R.
  • Journal: Crop Design
  • Year: 2025
Growth and development patterns in Mustard (Brassica spp.) as influenced by sowing time
  • Authors: Chowhan, S., Islam, M., Rana, M.S., Ahmed, N.U., Rahman, M.M.
  • Journal: Journal of Experimental Biology and Agricultural Sciences
  • Year: 2023
Effect of planting and nutrient management on the growth, yield, and protein content of aromatic fine rice
  • Authors: Fatematuz-Zohora, Paul, S.K., Rahman, A., Soysal, S., El Sabagh, A.
  • Journal: Journal of Aridland Agriculture
  • Year: 2023
Optimum and late sowing of mustard varieties show similar seed yield
  • Authors: Chowhan, S., Islam, M., Rana, Md.S., Khan, N.A., Rahman, Md.M.
  • Journal: Plant Science Today
  • Year: 2023
Continuous practice of conservation agriculture for 3ā€“5 years in intensive rice-based cropping patterns reduces soil weed seedbank
  • Authors: Hossain, M.M., Begum, M., Hashem, A., Haque, M.E., Bell, R.W.
  • Journal: Agriculture (Switzerland)
  • Year: 2021

 

Chao Zhou | Plant Development | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Chao Zhou | Plant Development | Best Researcher Award

Shandong Agricultural university | China

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Ā PROFESSOR CHAO ZHOU: A VISIONARY IN PLANT BIOLOGY šŸŒ±

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Professor Chao Zhou began his academic journey with a profound interest in the biological sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Plant Biology, focusing on the intricate mechanisms of molecular genetics, physiology, and biochemistry. His commitment to understanding the molecular underpinnings of plant growth and stress responses propelled him to pursue postdoctoral research at the prestigious Brookhaven National Laboratory in the United States. These formative years honed his expertise in exploring the complexities of plant biology in a cutting-edge research environment.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Currently serving as the Chairman of the Biology Department at Shandong Agricultural University, Professor Zhou leads transformative research initiatives. His professional journey spans groundbreaking projects funded by major national and international organizations, demonstrating his ability to translate scientific discoveries into practical agricultural applications.

šŸ”¬ CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON PLANT

Professor Zhouā€™s research primarily revolves around:

  1. Molecular Genetics: Understanding gene regulation and its role in plant stress tolerance.
  2. Crop Improvement: Enhancing seed development and resilience in crops like maize.
  3. Sustainable Agriculture: Bridging basic plant science and agricultural biotechnology.

His work has led to over 13 highly cited publications in journals like Nature Communications and The Plant Cell. He has also contributed to pivotal advancements in lipid biosynthesis and the genetic pathways regulating plant growth.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Professor Zhouā€™s work has significantly impacted food security and sustainable agricultural practices. By uncovering the genetic mechanisms behind stress tolerance and seed development, he has paved the way for developing high-yield, resilient crops. His collaborative efforts with institutions like the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory underscore his global influence in plant science.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Professor Zhou has a robust publication record, including articles in SCI-indexed journals such as:

  • Nature Communications: ā€œSterols are required for the coordinated assembly of lipid droplets in developing seeds.ā€
  • The Plant Cell: ā€œAbscisic Acid Regulates Early Seed Development in Arabidopsis.ā€
  • PNAS: ā€œIntegration of pluripotency pathways regulates stem cell maintenance in Arabidopsis.ā€

These publications reflect his groundbreaking research and are frequently cited by peers worldwide.

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

  • Recipient of grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
  • Holder of four patents in plant molecular biology and biotechnology.
  • Active member of renowned scientific societies like The Crop Science Society of China and The Botanical Association of Shandong.

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

As a thought leader in plant biology, Professor Zhouā€™s work continues to inspire the next generation of scientists. With ongoing projects funded by prominent national programs, his legacy is firmly rooted in advancing the frontier of agricultural biotechnology.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

Professor Zhouā€™s pioneering contributions to plant science bridge the gap between fundamental research and its practical applications. His focus on molecular genetics and crop improvement underscores his commitment to addressing global challenges like food security and environmental sustainability.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

“Enhanced antioxidant activity improves deep-sowing tolerance in maize”
  • Authors: Sun, M., Pu, M., Zheng, G., Liu, H., Zhou, C.
  • Journal: BMC Plant Biology
  • Year: 2024
“The nitrate-responsive transcription factor MdNLP7 regulates callus formation by modulating auxin response”
  • Authors: Li, T., Feng, Z.-Q., Zhang, T.-T., Zhou, C., Wang, X.-F.
  • Journal: Journal of Integrative Agriculture
  • Year: 2023
“Integration of pluripotency pathways regulates stem cell maintenance in the Arabidopsis shoot meristem”
  • Authors: Su, Y.H., Zhou, C., Li, Y.J., Laux, T., Zhang, X.S.
  • Journal: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
  • Year: 2020
“FUSCA3 interacting with LEAFY COTYLEDON2 controls lateral root formation through regulating YUCCA4 gene expression in Arabidopsis thaliana”
  • Authors: Tang, L.P., Zhou, C., Wang, S.S., Zhang, X.S., Su, Y.H.
  • Journal: New Phytologist
  • Year: 2017
“The Arabidopsis phytohormone crosstalk network involves a consecutive metabolic route and circular control units of transcription factors that regulate enzyme-encoding genes”
  • Authors: Yue, X., Li, X.G., Gao, X.-Q., Dong, Y.X., Zhou, C.
  • Journal: BMC Systems Biology
  • Year: 2016
“The microRNA167 controls somatic embryogenesis in Arabidopsis through regulating its target genes ARF6 and ARF8″
  • Authors: Su, Y.H., Liu, Y.B., Zhou, C., Li, X.M., Zhang, X.S.
  • Journal: Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture
  • Year: 2016
“Abscisic acid regulates early seed development in Arabidopsis by ABI5-Mediated transcription of SHORT HYPOCOTYL UNDER BLUE1″
  • Authors: Cheng, Z.J., Zhao, X.Y., Shao, X.X., Zhang, Y., Zhang, X.S.
  • Journal: Plant Cell
  • Year: 2014
“Pattern of auxin and cytokinin responses for shoot meristem induction results from the regulation of cytokinin biosynthesis by AUXIN RESPONSE FACTOR3”
  • Authors: Cheng, Z.J., Wang, L., Sun, W., Xie, Q., Zhang, X.S.
  • Journal: Plant Physiology
  • Year: 2013
“Overexpression of Arabidopsis thaliana PTEN caused accumulation of autophagic bodies in pollen tubes by disrupting phosphatidylinositol 3-phosphate dynamics”
  • Authors: Zhang, Y., Li, S., Zhou, L.-Z., Zhou, C., McCormick, S.
  • Journal: Plant Journal
  • Year: 2011

 

 

Yishu Peng | Plant Biochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Guizhou University | China

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šŸŒŸ YISHU PENG: A VISIONARY IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY AND TEA SCIENCEĀ 

šŸ“šĀ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Dr. Yishu Peng embarked on her academic journey with a Bachelorā€™s degree in Soil and Water Conservation from Gansu Agricultural University in 2011. Her growing interest in environmental sciences led her to pursue a Masterā€™s degree in Environmental Science from Guizhou University, focusing on karst geological resources and environment. Driven by her passion for sustainable agricultural practices, she completed a Doctorate in Geochemistry at Guizhou University in 2018, delving deeper into soil science and its implications for environmental sustainability.

šŸ§ŖĀ PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Since 2019, Dr. Peng has served as a Lecturer and Director of the Teaching and Research Office at Guizhou Universityā€™s College of Tea Science. With over a decade of experience in academia, she has contributed significantly to advancing geochemical research. Her expertise spans soil science, environmental pollution, and toxicology, with a special emphasis on crop nutrition and food safety in tea plants.

šŸ”¬ CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON PLANT BIOCHEMISTRY

Dr. Peng’s research sheds light on the geochemical processes influencing crop elements, focusing on the interactions between soil environmental factors and plant nutrition. Her groundbreaking work on tea plants has demonstrated their ability to enrich beneficial elements like zinc while tolerating or excluding toxic heavy metals such as arsenic and cadmium. This innovative research ensures safer agricultural practices and enhances food safety.

šŸŒĀ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Dr. Peng’s contributions have a profound impact on sustainable agricultural development. Her work helps mitigate environmental pollution while enhancing the nutritional value of crops. Through her research, she addresses critical global challenges, bridging gaps between environmental sustainability and agricultural productivity.

šŸ“ˆĀ ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Peng has an impressive citation index of 387, highlighting the global recognition of her research. She has authored 12 scientific articles in reputable journals and published 2 books with ISBN credentials. Her research outputs, covering areas like soil science, toxicology, and food safety, serve as essential references for peers worldwide.

šŸ…Ā HONORS & AWARDS

Dr. Peng has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to geochemistry and environmental science. Her dedication has earned her multiple accolades and positions her as a nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

šŸŒĀ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

As a leader in her field, Dr. Peng’s legacy lies in her innovative approaches to environmental challenges. Her future contributions will likely pave the way for more resilient agricultural practices and groundbreaking advancements in geochemical research.

šŸŒ Ā FINAL NOTE

Dr. Yishu Peng exemplifies dedication, innovation, and leadership in geochemistry and environmental science. Her pioneering work inspires future generations, setting a benchmark for research excellence.

šŸ“‘Ā NOTABLE PUBLICATIONSĀ 

“Distribution and Interactive Effects of Heavy Metals in Soil-Maize (Zea Mays L.) System in the Mercury Mining Area, Southwestern China”

  • Authors: Ni, Xinran; Yang, Ruidong; Xu, Yiyuan; Peng, Yishu; Zhang, Jian; Long, Jie; Yan, Huiqin
  • Journal: Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology
  • Year: 2022

” Distribution of Mineral Elements in the Soil and in Tea Plants (Camellia Sinensis)”

  • Authors: Peng, Yishu; Jin, Tao; Yang, Ruidong; Chen, Rong; Wang, Jianxu
  • Journal: Journal of Elementology
  • Year: 2022

“Potentially Toxic Metal(loid) Distribution and Migration in the Bottom Weathering Profile of Indigenous Zinc Smelting Slag Pile in Clastic Rock Region”

  • Authors: Peng, Yishu; Yang, Ruidong; Jin, Tao; Chen, Jun; Zhang, Jian
  • Journal: PeerJ
  • Year: 2021

” Distribution, Accumulation, and Potential Risks of Heavy Metals in Soil and Tea Leaves from Geologically Different Plantations”

  • Authors: Zhang, Jian; Yang, Ruidong; Li, Yuncong C.; Peng, Yishu; Wen, Xuefeng; Ni, Xinran
  • Journal: Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
  • Year: 2020

Ā “Use of Mineral Multi-Elemental Analysis to Authenticate Geographical Origin of Different Cultivars of Tea in Guizhou, China”

  • Authors: Zhang, Jian; Yang, Ruidong; Li, Yuncong C.; Wen, Xuefeng; Peng, Yishu; Ni, Xinran
  • Journal: Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture
  • Year: 2020

“Geographical Origin Discrimination of Pepper (Capsicum Annuum L.) Based on Multi-Elemental Concentrations Combined with Chemometrics”

  • Authors: Zhang, Jian; Yang, Ruidong; Chen, Rong; Li, Yuncong C.; Peng, Yishu; Wen, Xuefeng
  • Journal: Food Science and Biotechnology
  • Year: 2019

“Accumulation of Heavy Metals in Tea Leaves and Potential Health Risk Assessment: A Case Study from Puan County, Guizhou Province, China”

  • Authors: Zhang, J.; Yang, R.; Chen, R.; Peng, Y.; Wen, X.; Gao, L.
  • Journal: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
  • Year: 2018

Ā “Distribution and Transfer of Potentially Toxic Metal(loid)s in Juncus Effusus from the Indigenous Zinc Smelting Area, Northwest Region of Guizhou Province, China”

  • Authors: Not explicitly listed in detail
  • Journal: Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
  • Year: 2018

” Multielemental Analysis Associated with Chemometric Techniques for Geographical Origin Discrimination of Tea Leaves (Camelia Sinensis) in Guizhou Province, SW China”

  • Authors: Zhang, Jian; Yang, Ruidong; Chen, Rong; Li, Yuncong C.; Peng, Yishu; Liu, Chunlin
  • Journal: Molecules
  • Year: 2018

Ā “Risk Assessment for Potentially Toxic Metal(loid)s in Potatoes in the Indigenous Zinc Smelting Area of Northwestern Guizhou Province, China”

  • Authors: Yishu Peng; Ruidong Yang; Tao Jin; Jun Chen; Jian Zhang
  • Journal: Food and Chemical Toxicology
  • Year: 2018

Ā “Analysis of Heavy Metals in Pseudostellaria Heterophylla in Baiyi Country of Wudang District”

  • Authors: Peng, Y.; Chen, R.; Yang, R.
  • Journal: Journal of Geochemical Exploration
  • Year: 2017