جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

Mihai Alexandru Ciolanمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Plasma Processing
• Nanomaterials Synthesis
• Thin Film Technology
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Dr. Mihai Alexandru Ciolan is a researcher at the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași , affiliated with the Department of Exact and Natural Sciences and the Research Center for Advanced Materials and Technologies (RAMTECH). His work focuses on plasma processing, nanomaterials synthesis, and thin film technology. Education: BSc (2008) & MSc (2010) in Physics, PhD (2014) in Japan, PhD (2016) in Romania Dr. Ciolan's research spans plasma-based material modification, with emphasis on: Zinc oxide (ZnO) nanomaterials for bioimaging and solar cells Non-thermal plasma (NTP) applications in agriculture Surface engineering of polymers and nanoparticles His recent publications (2024-2019) highlight advancements in: Atmospheric pressure plasma for 3D printing filament modification Plasma-enhanced seed germination techniques ZnO-based photocatalytic water purification High-power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) optimization

• Heterocyclic Chemistry
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Nanomaterials
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Prof. Ionel Mangalagiu serves as Professor at the Department of Exact and Natural Sciences, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iași, Romania, and leads research at the CERNESIM Center. His career spans over two decades with continuous contributions to heterocyclic chemistry, maintaining active publication and grant leadership through 2025. His research program integrates three interconnected domains: Chemistry and Health : Design of azaheterocyclic compounds as potential drugs for cancer, HIV, tuberculosis, and antimicrobial applications, including Alzheimer's disease treatment and agricultural growth factors. Chemistry and Nanosciences : Development of fluorescent nanomaterials, molecular logic gates, chemosensors, and azacryptands for optoelectronic applications. Chemistry and Environment : Pioneering eco-friendly synthesis using microwaves and ultrasound to minimize environmental impact while maintaining reaction efficiency. His methodology combines organic synthesis, computational modeling, and biological validation. Analysis of recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a strategic shift toward hybrid heterocyclic architectures with dual anticancer-antimicrobial functionality. Key trends include the dominance of indolizine, phenanthridine, and diazine scaffolds, systematic application of green synthesis protocols, and exploitation of fluorescent properties for sensing applications. Computational tools increasingly guide molecular design and activity prediction. Prof. Mangalagiu has secured 12 major research projects totaling over 1.5 million Euros from NATO, EU FP7, COST, and Romanian funding agencies. These initiatives address antimicrobial resistance (CED-Antim project), nanomaterials for medical devices (NanoTP), and sustainable chemistry (Synthesis of Highly Fluorescent Materials). While specific student names aren't listed, his grant leadership implies extensive mentorship in synthetic chemistry and drug discovery. His laboratory operates within the CERNESIM Center, which provides advanced infrastructure for heterocyclic synthesis, nanomaterials characterization, and biological testing. The center maintains active collaborations with European research institutions under Horizon 2020 frameworks, focusing on translating chemical innovations into pharmaceutical and environmental applications.

Andrzej Plakمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Urban soil geochemistry
• Heavy metal pollution
• Environmental risk assessment
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Dr. Andrzej Plak is a university professor affiliated with the Department of Geology, Soil Science and Geoformation at the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland. His academic career spans over two decades, with research focusing on urban soil geochemistry, heavy metal pollution, and environmental impact assessment. PhD in Earth Sciences (Geography) from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (2006) Habilitated doctor in Earth Sciences (2019) with thesis on urban soil heavy metals Dr. Plak's research interests include: Urban soil contamination assessment Heavy metal speciation and bioavailability Soil-plant interactions in polluted environments Environmental impact of land use changes Geochemical mapping and GIS analysis His recent publications (2023) examine loess landscape carbon storage and early agricultural impacts on Polish piedmont regions. Earlier works (2017-2019) explored Arctic soil microbiomes, copper stress responses, and medicinal plant habitat conservation.

Ryan Pinkمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Extracellular Vesicle Biology
• Cancer Cell Communication
• Genomic Technologies
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Ryan Pink is a Senior Lecturer in Molecular Biology and Genomics at the School of Biological and Medical Sciences , Oxford Brookes University. His career spans teaching medical genomics, leading extracellular vesicle research in cancer biology, and founding spinout company MetaGuideX . He serves as board member of the UK Society for Extracellular Vesicles and develops digital diagnostic technologies. PhD, MSc, BSc (Hons) in Molecular Biosciences Academic Health Science Centre representative for Oxford Brookes Co-founder of Brookes Data Club for bioinformatics training Research focuses on extracellular vesicle communication in disease with particular application to cancer diagnostics and therapies. His work on exosome profiling and glycan analysis has produced international publications and patents. Key projects include EV-based blood biopsies and glycosylation pattern analysis in breast cancer progression. His recent publications demonstrate growing specialization in EV standardization (MISEV2023 guidelines), metabolic disease models (AKR1D1 knockout studies), and bioactive vesicle applications (plant-derived EV research). Collaborative work spans NHS, TheHill, and Oxford University Hospitals through the Academic Health Partners network. Scientific leadership includes: Chairing international EV conferences Editorial board contributions to Journal of Extracellular Vesicles MRC and Royal Society grant recipient Co-inventor of multiple cancer diagnostic patents As founder of the Oxford Brookes Science Bazaar festival, he has maintained annual public engagement programming since 2013, integrating artistic collaborations (dance/music/visual) that earned RSA Fellowship and BBC Science Engagement Award .

Yasmin Akhtarمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Entomology
• Pest Management
• Natural Products
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Yasmin Akhtar is a Lecturer at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Land and Food Systems. Her research focuses on entomology, pest management, and natural products for insect control. She teaches courses such as APBI 290: Introductory Topics in Applied Biology and BIOL/APBI 327: Introduction to Entomology. PhD in Applied Biology, University of British Columbia Akhtar's research explores the insecticidal effects of plant extracts, essential oils, and diatomaceous earth formulations. She investigates their mechanisms against pests like cabbage loopers ( Trichoplusia ni ) and bed bugs ( Cimex lectularius ), emphasizing sustainable pest management strategies and chemical ecology. Her publications highlight trends in botanical insecticides, antifeedants, and synergistic mixtures. Key areas include Essential oil efficacy against lepidopteran pests Diatomaceous earth for bed bug control Chemical deterrents for insect behavior modification Plant-based pest management Residual toxicity studies Sustainable agricultural practices

Arif Ashrafمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Cell Division
• Plant Development
• Environmental Stress Response
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Dr. Arif Ashraf is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Botany at the University of British Columbia (UBC), beginning his appointment in January 2025. He previously served as an Assistant Professor at Howard University (2023–2024) and completed postdoctoral research at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (2019–2023). His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Plant Biology from Iwate University (Japan), a visiting scholarship at the University of Tokyo (2017–2019), and a summer internship at the University of Saskatchewan (2016). Dr. Ashraf leads the Ashraf Lab, which investigates fundamental cellular processes in plants using Arabidopsis and maize. His research integrates: Cell division mechanisms (symmetric/asymmetric divisions, nuclear positioning) Plant development (stomatal patterning, polarity signaling) Environmental stress responses (heavy metal transport, cold adaptation) Drug discovery applications (phytochemical screening, transporter biology) His publications focus on cell biology, plant development, and stress physiology, with recurring themes including nuclear envelope dynamics, polarized protein localization, and transporter functions in abiotic stress. Recent work emphasizes stomatal regulation in maize, brassinosteroid signaling, and evolutionary-conserved mechanosensors. Dr. Ashraf actively promotes science outreach and mentors students through initiatives like the Ashraf Lab’s ‘Mentees’ success’ program. He maintains digital engagement via Twitter/X and BlueSky.

Abel Rosadoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Plant Cell Biology
• Membrane Contact Sites
• Abiotic Stress Response
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Abel Rosado is an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Botany within the Faculty of Science . His academic journey includes a BSc in Chemistry (1999) and a PhD in Molecular Biology (2006) from the University of Malaga, followed by postdoctoral fellowships at UC-Riverside (2006-2011) and the University of Malaga (2012-2014). Rosado leads a cross-disciplinary research cluster integrating Anthropology, Ethnobiology, plant sciences, analytical chemistry, and clinical nutrition. His lab focuses on characterizing traditional berries native to the Pacific Northwest as natural sources of phenolic compounds for managing prediabetes, collaborating with First Nation knowledge keepers and private companies. His research spans plant membrane contact sites , particularly ER-PM interfaces, and their roles in abiotic stress responses, lipid homeostasis, and cellular signaling. Key themes include Stress adaptation mechanisms Phosphoinositide signaling Cytoskeleton dynamics Phenolic compound bioactivity Indigenous medicinal knowledge His team includes PhD candidate Miriam Fenniri and MSc candidates Elizabeth Orhuamen, Christopher Cote, and Christiaan Spangenberger. Contact: abel.rosado@botany.ubc.ca .

Miguel Pinedaمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Immunology
• Glycobiology
• Inflammatory Diseases
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Dr. Miguel Pineda is a Lecturer in Molecular Biosciences at the University of Glasgow, focusing on immunology and glycobiology in inflammatory diseases. His research explores the role of synovial fibroblasts in rheumatoid arthritis (RA), emphasizing glycan-mediated cell-cell interactions and helminth-derived immunomodulators like ES-62. Medical Research Council Grant (2024-2027): Synovial glycome in inflammation Arthritis Research UK Grant (2016-2021): Targeting glycan pathways in RA Pineda's work reveals how aberrant glycosylation in fibroblasts drives chronic inflammation and how parasitic worm products reset immune homeostasis via microbiome and epigenetic mechanisms. His 2024-2021 studies demonstrate ES-62's microbiome-dependent arthritis protection and metabolic rewiring by propolis extracts. Recent articles highlight trends in glycan immunobiology, helminth therapeutics, and stromal cell inflammation. Key subfields include synovial fibroblast sialylation, TLR4 signaling in lung injury, and microbiome-bone marrow axis modulation. 2024: ES-62 gut-joint axis study 2023: CD20⁺ T-cell inflammatory mechanisms 2021: Apigenin C-glycosides in lung inflammation Pineda supervises researchers like Çağlar Çil and Julia Isakova. His grants from MRC, Cancer Research UK, and Arthritis Research UK fund projects on glycan signatures, 3D fibroblast cultures, and immuno-oncology-arthritis intersections. Collaborations span parasitology, immunology, and metabolomics.

• Sustainable Bioengineering
• Bioprocess Engineering
• Process Engineering
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Prof. Dr. Sabine Grüner-Lempart is a Research Professor in Sustainable Bioengineering at the Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf , leading the Department of Bioengineering (Sciences) . Her work focuses on bioreaction engineering, high-pressure processing, and sustainable industrial biotechnology. Research Professorship in Sustainable Bioengineering Chair of the Research Commission Subject Advisor for Biotechnology with In-Depth Practice Key Research Areas: Sustainable bioengineering using microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, algae) Supercritical fluid extraction for industrial applications Particle agglomeration/granulation processes Medicinal plant processing and active ingredient extraction Selected Publications highlight innovations in Duckweed protein extraction with ultrasound-assisted methods Mass transfer optimization in biotrickling filters for VOCs Protective agent formulations for bacterial spray drying Doctoral Supervision: Mentoring Julian Eckert on microbial process stabilization.

• Food Science
• Chemical Engineering
• Neuroscience
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Jenny Lindberg Yilmaz is a Researcher at the Faculty of Medicine , Lund University , affiliated with the Brain Repair and Imaging in Neural Systems (BRAINS) group. Her work bridges Food Science and Chemical Engineering , focusing on oat oil properties, lipid metabolism, and bioactive compounds. Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals related to food science and chemical engineering Collaborates on interdisciplinary projects involving neuroscience and functional foods Research Interests : - Structural properties of oat oil and cryogenically treated lipids - Lipolysis rate modulation by polar lipids - Lubrication characteristics of plant-based oils and esters Recent Publications explore enzymatic treatments in oat oil self-assembly, duodenal lipolysis inhibition, and tribological properties of bioengineered oils, reflecting her dual focus on food science and biomedical engineering applications. Labs & Teams : - Affiliated with the BRAINS group at Lund University, focusing on neural systems and brain repair

• Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids
• Toxicokinetics
• Hepatotoxicity
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Sebas Wesseling serves as an Education/Research Officer specializing in Toxicology with significant contributions across 50 research publications and leadership in 8 major projects. His work bridges academic research and practical risk assessment applications in food safety and chemical toxicology. His research focuses on critical toxicological challenges: Pyrrolizidine alkaloids and their N-oxides as natural toxins Physiologically based kinetic modeling for dose-response analysis Hepatotoxicity mechanisms of plant-derived compounds Mycotoxin risk assessment in food chains Computational toxicology approaches for in vitro to in vivo extrapolation Interindividual variability in chemical metabolism Recent publications reveal a strong trend toward integrating advanced modeling techniques with experimental toxicology to address regulatory challenges, particularly for low-dose exposures of complex mixtures like pesticides, botanical toxins, and pharmaceuticals. His work consistently targets real-world risk assessment applications with emphasis on human relevance. Wesseling actively mentors the next generation of toxicologists through PhD supervision: Y. Alhejji: Risk assessment of Saudi Arabian food chain contaminants F. Widjaja-van den Ende: Alternative testing for pyrrolizidine alkaloid toxicity I. Gilbert Sandoval: Mycotoxin risk assessment in maize products M. Hiben: Safety evaluation of traditional health food 'Ashkulebya' A. Alajlouni: Botanical toxin risk assessment of myristicin His current active project addresses emerging food safety issues in Saudi Arabia, while completed projects have established methodologies for pyrrolizidine alkaloids, mycotoxins, and botanical food toxins that inform international regulatory frameworks.

• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Agricultural and Food Chemistry
• Encapsulation
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Slaven Jurić is a Postdoctoral Student and Senior Research Assistant at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Chemistry. His work bridges Nutritional Biochemistry , Agricultural and Food Chemistry , and Encapsulation , with a focus on Functional Foods and Sustainability in agroecological systems. He has contributed to innovative research in edible coatings , biostimulants , and green extraction technologies . Doctoral Degree (2017–2020), University of Zagreb, Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology Master of Nutrition Science (2012–2014), University of Zagreb, Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology Bachelor of Nutrition Science (2009–2012), University of Zagreb, Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology Jurić’s research explores the intersection of agricultural chemistry and food preservation . His work on encapsulation technologies has advanced sustainable practices in fruit production , post-harvest treatments , and antimicrobial agents , with applications in hydroponic cultivation and green extraction methods . His 15 most recent publications (2023–2025) emphasize edible coatings , biostimulants , and encapsulation for food preservation , pest management , and nutritional enhancement . Key subfields include tomato metabolites , cheese aroma profiling , olive polyphenol extraction , and climate-resilient food systems . At the Faculty of Agriculture, Jurić has held roles as Senior Research Assistant (2022–present) and Research Assistant (2015–2022). He teaches courses such as Agrikulturna kemija and Instrumentalne metode kemijske analize , aligning with his expertise in agrochemical analysis and bioactive compound characterization . His projects include coordinating the national initiative Detaljna analitička karkaterizacija i antimikrobno djelovanje odabranih pčelinjih proizvoda na multirezistentne patogene bakterije (2021–2023) and partnering in Ekstrakcije bioaktivnih spojeva iz mediteranskog bilja sa “zelenim otapalima” primjenom visokonaponskog pražnjenja (2017–2021), funded by the Croatian science foundation. He also contributed to Povijest poljoprivrede-prilozi za povijest gospodarstva Hrvatske (2007–2013). Jurić’s laboratory work centers on the Division for Agroecology at the Faculty of Agriculture, where he develops biopolymer microparticles for applications in food preservation , antimicrobial coatings , and sustainable pest management . His technical innovations include high-voltage electrical discharge for encapsulation and mathematical optimization of microcapsule production.

• Machining Simulation
• Manufacturing Processes
• Metal Forming
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Milan Rakita is an Associate Professor of Practice in the School of Engineering Technology at Purdue University. His office hours are held in Knoy 140 on Mondays (10:30–12:30), Tuesdays (10:30–12:30), Wednesdays (10:30–12:30), and Thursdays (1:30–3:30), with additional availability by appointment. He joined Purdue in 2014 and has held roles as Clinical Assistant Professor and Visiting Instructor. Prior to Purdue, he was a researcher at the Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences in Serbia and held tenure-track positions at the University of Novi Sad. Education PhD , Mechanical Engineering Technology, Purdue University (2013) MSc , Mechanical Engineering, University of Novi Sad, Serbia (2005) MEng , Mechanical Engineering, University of Novi Sad, Serbia (2000) Research Focus Rakita's work centers on optimizing industrial manufacturing processes, with emphasis on: Machining simulation and troubleshooting Metal forming techniques Solidification processing Ultrasonic-assisted manufacturing (e.g., shot peening, extraction) Die-casting efficiency (lubrication, cooling) His research bridges computational modeling, experimental validation, and industrial implementation to enhance sustainability and efficiency. Publications & Recognition Rakita has co-authored over 30+ publications spanning materials science, manufacturing, and engineering education. Key trends include ultrasonic processing (40% of recent works), die-casting optimization (30%), and educational pedagogy (15%). He received the Best Paper Award from the American Foundry Society (2013) for work on magnesium alloy solidification. Industry & Consulting He has led projects with major automotive firms including: Stellantis : Cryogenic machining for aluminum/steel tool life (2020–2021) Fiat Chrysler : Ultrasound-assisted die casting, pulsed lube systems (2015–2017) 30+ projects via Purdue Technical Assistance Program (2007–2010) covering stress analysis, tool design, and process optimization. Professional Affiliations American Foundry Society American Welding Society

• Microbiology
• Mycology
• Biotechnology
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Gülay GİRAY is an Assistant Professor at Kastamonu University's Ihsangazi Vocational School, Veterinary Medicine Department, where she has served since 2020. She also holds the position of Vocational School Deputy Director since 2021. Her academic background includes a PhD in Biology from Trakya University (2012), a Master's in Biology Education from Atatürk University (2005), and a BA in Mathematics and Science Education from Atatürk University (1995). Her educational journey demonstrates a strong foundation in biological sciences, with progressive specialization from general science education to advanced biological research. She has published extensively in microbiology, mycology, and biotechnology fields, with particular focus on fungal biodiversity in Turkey and nanobiotechnology applications. Dr. GİRAY's research interests center on Microbiology, Mycology, and Biotechnology, with specific expertise in fungal biodiversity, veterinary microbiology, and nanobiotechnology applications. Her work bridges traditional mycological studies with cutting-edge nanotechnology approaches, particularly in developing antimicrobial nanomaterials and studying fungal contaminants in agricultural and veterinary environments. Her publication record shows a clear trajectory from traditional mycological studies toward interdisciplinary nanobiotechnology research. Recent publications demonstrate expertise in both fungal taxonomy (documenting Turkish fungal biodiversity) and applied nanotechnology (developing novel antimicrobial compounds). Her work connects veterinary medicine with environmental microbiology and nanotechnology applications. As an academic advisor, she has supervised at least one Master's student (Hayriye Şimşek) on wild mushroom awareness research. She has led multiple research projects, including studies on fungal biodiversity in barn environments and microbial contamination of stored wheat. Her teaching portfolio includes diverse courses such as Basic Veterinary Microbiology, Pharmacology, Food Safety Principles, and Turkey's Biological Richness, reflecting her interdisciplinary expertise across veterinary medicine, microbiology, and environmental science.

• Membrane Technology
• Food Engineering
• Enzyme Technology
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Hacı Ali GÜLEÇ is a Professor in the Department of Food Engineering at Trakya University's Faculty of Engineering, where he has served since 2010 and attained full professorship in 2019. He currently holds significant administrative roles including Acting Dean of Engineering (since 2023), Member of the University Board of Trustees and Senate, and previously directed the Project Coordination Center (2022-2024). His academic foundation includes a PhD in Food Engineering from Van Yuzuncu Yıl University (2009), MSc (2004), and BSc (2001) from Hacettepe University. PhD: Food Engineering, Van Yuzuncu Yıl University, 2009 MSc: Food Engineering, Hacettepe University, 2004 BSc: Food Engineering, Hacettepe University, 2001 Prof. GÜLEÇ's research centers on membrane separation technologies for food processing, enzyme engineering for prebiotic synthesis, and plasma surface modification of materials. His work advances whey valorization, pomegranate/apple juice concentration, and bioactive compound extraction, with emphasis on sustainable processing and waste reduction in dairy and fruit industries. Current projects focus on membrane bioreactors for galactooligosaccharide production and plasma-modified membranes for enhanced separation efficiency. His 15 most recent publications (2021-2025) reveal a dominant focus on membrane technologies (73%), particularly osmotic membrane distillation and ultrafiltration applied to dairy and fruit processing. Key trends include enzyme-membrane integration for prebiotic synthesis (31% of articles), plasma surface modification (20%), and valorization of food by-products like whey and pomegranate peels (27%), demonstrating consistent innovation in sustainable food engineering solutions. He has received the Trakya University Senate Scientific Encouragement Award (2014) and TÜBİTAK's Second Best Poster Award (2009) for food safety research. Scientific Encouragement Award, Trakya University Senate, 2014 TÜBİTAK Second Best Poster Award, 2009 Prof. GÜLEÇ has supervised 2 PhD and 4 Master's theses to completion with 3 Master's students currently under supervision. His research is funded through 14 major projects including TÜBİTAK 1001 (2018-2020), COST Action TD1208 (2013-2017), and multiple Trakya University grants, focusing on membrane technology development and enzyme applications in food systems. He teaches core courses including Mass and Energy Balances, Reaction Kinetics, and Membrane Separation Techniques. He directs membrane technology research in the Food Engineering Department laboratories, collaborating with national and international teams on plasma-modified membrane development and enzymatic bioreactor design, with recent work advancing electrospun composite membranes for continuous prebiotic production.