Mulala Simatele | Environmental Science | Best Research Article Award

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Prof. Mulala Simatele | Environmental Science
| Best Research Article Award

Prof. Mulala Simatele | University of the Witwatersrand | South Africa

Prof. Mulala Simatele is a distinguished British-Zambian geographer and Full Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, specializing in environmental management and sustainability science. With over three decades of academic and professional experience, he has made transformative contributions to climate change adaptation, natural resource management, and sustainable development policy in Africa and beyond. His work integrates research, teaching, and consultancy, with expertise spanning mining, water resources, food security, biodiversity, waste management, and environmental rehabilitation. Professor Simatele has provided technical guidance to global organizations, governments, and international development agencies, contributing to impactful policy and institutional strategies. A thought leader in environmental systems and sustainability transitions, he continues to mentor future scholars while leading pioneering projects on climate resilience and sustainable resource governance.

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Suitability for the Best Research Article Award

Prof. Mulala Simatele research demonstrates exceptional scholarly depth, interdisciplinary rigor, and global relevance, making him a strong contender for the Best Research Article Award. His publications address urgent sustainability challenges, advancing theoretical understanding while offering practical policy frameworks for climate adaptation, environmental rehabilitation, and resource governance. Through impactful collaborations with organizations such as the World Bank, FAO, and DFID, his research has shaped environmental strategies across Africa, South America, and Europe. His work stands out for its integration of human-environment dynamics, critical policy analysis, and innovative approaches to sustainable development. Professor Simatele’s ability to link academic insight with real-world application ensures his scholarship has far-reaching academic, societal, and environmental impact, embodying excellence and leadership in research and knowledge dissemination.

Education 

Prof. Mulala Simatele holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Geography from the University of Sussex, where his research examined the socio-economic and environmental dynamics of urban agriculture in Lusaka. He earned a Master of Science in Development Geography and a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Human and Economic Geography from the University of Gothenburg, focusing on migration, urbanization, and structural reforms. His undergraduate studies at the University of Zambia in Education and Teacher Training provided a strong foundation in pedagogy, research, and community development. His multidisciplinary academic background combines environmental science, development geography, and education, positioning him as a global expert on environmental policy and sustainability. This strong educational foundation underpins his expertise in climate change, natural resource management, and environmental governance.

Work Experience 

Prof. Mulala Simatele has extensive academic, research, and consultancy experience across Africa, Europe, and South America. At the University of the Witwatersrand, he leads the MSc Programme in Environmental Science and supervises postgraduate research at master’s and doctoral levels. He previously served as Senior Teaching Fellow at the University of St Andrews, developing sustainable development programs and advancing interdisciplinary environmental studies. His career includes technical advisory roles with governments and international organizations, contributing to environmental policy, climate change adaptation, and resource management strategies. He has delivered high-impact projects for the World Bank, FAO, DFID, and other agencies, demonstrating leadership in program design, policy analysis, and impact evaluation. Professor Simatele’s career reflects exceptional dedication to advancing environmental education, sustainability science, and global development.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Mulala Simatele has received recognition for his leadership in environmental research, sustainable development, and international collaboration. He has served as a technical advisor to the Scottish Government on climate resilience and low-carbon transitions and has been appointed to advisory and steering committees of major international organizations. His expertise has been sought by global agencies including the World Bank, FAO, and IDRC for his contributions to climate adaptation, policy development, and natural resource governance. Professor Simatele’s academic achievements are marked by impactful publications, invited talks, and contributions to major sustainability initiatives. His mentorship of emerging researchers and leadership in environmental science have earned him international respect, cementing his status as a thought leader and advocate for science-driven environmental solutions.

Research Focus 

Prof. Mulala Simatele research focuses on sustainability science, climate adaptation, and environmental management systems, emphasizing integrated approaches to resource governance and policy innovation. His work examines human-environment interactions across diverse contexts, with a strong emphasis on sustainable mining, biodiversity conservation, waste management, climate-smart agriculture, and water resource governance. He specializes in developing community-based natural resource management models and institutional responses to environmental change, fostering resilience and low-carbon transitions. His research also explores urban and rural environmental systems, environmental rehabilitation, and social-ecological dynamics, generating knowledge that bridges science and policy. Through international collaborations, he advances research that informs climate strategies, sustainable livelihoods, and environmental justice, making significant contributions to addressing global sustainability challenges and promoting equitable, evidence-based environmental decision-making.

Publication Top Notes

  • Adaptation and Coping Mechanisms to Urbanisation and Land Use Change in Selected Residential Areas of Lusaka Urban District.

  •  Year: 2025

  • Adapting to climate change: Women’s livelihood strategies in uMkhanyakude District Municipality.

  •  Year: 2025

  • Enhancing water management in South Africa: the need for efficiency in monitoring and evaluation programmes .

  • Year: 2025

  • Examining multifaceted constraints to just transitioning agenda in Africa: integrating sustainable social and economic perspectives into policy framework .

  • Year: 2025

  • Impact of capacity building through learning, training, and coaching on agricultural innovation .

  • Year: 2025

  • Spatial assessment of climate change, water resource management, adaptation and governance in South Africa .

  • Year: 2025

  • The Effect of Compost and Moringa Leaf Extract Biostimulant on the Phytoremediation of Gold Mine Tailing Storage Facilities in South Africa Using Chrysopogon Zizanioides (L.) Roberty .

  • Year: 2025

Conclusion

Prof. Mulala Simatele distinguished academic career, global consultancy roles, and transformative research in climate change adaptation, natural resource governance, and sustainability science make him highly suitable for the Research for Best Research Article Award. His research offers practical policy relevance, deep scientific insight, and measurable community impact. By amplifying his work’s visibility and integrating measurable impact metrics, he could further solidify his position as a thought leader in environmental research.

Hongbo Teng | Green Technology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Hongbo Teng | Green Technology
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Dr. Hongbo Teng | China University of Mining and Technology | China

Dr.Teng Hongbo is a doctoral student in Geological Resources and Geological Engineering at the China University of Mining and Technology. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Geological Engineering from the same institution and entered a direct-entry doctoral program. His research focuses on unconventional natural gas exploration within coal-bearing strata and geological technologies supporting carbon neutrality. As a core member of his research team, he has contributed to two major projects on deep coalbed methane exploration. He has co-authored publications in Processes, Rock and Soil Mechanics, and the Journal of Xi’an University of Architecture & Technology, reflecting his growing impact in energy and geological research.

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Dr.Teng Hongbo, a doctoral student at the China University of Mining and Technology, demonstrates exceptional potential and dedication in geological engineering research. His work on the exploration and development of unconventional natural gas in coal-bearing strata directly supports national energy security and carbon neutrality goals. As a core contributor to projects on deep coalbed methane accumulation and CO₂ flooding storage, he has applied advanced pore structure characterization techniques to reduce exploration risks and improve resource development strategies. With publications in SCI, EI, and core Chinese journals, alongside active industry collaboration with Yanchang Petroleum, Teng has already achieved notable academic impact with 62 citations. His innovative contributions and strong research outcomes make him highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award.

Education 

Dr.Teng Hongbo demonstrates strong suitability for education and advanced research in Geological Resources and Engineering. With a solid foundation in Geological Engineering from China University of Mining and Technology, he has progressed directly into a doctoral program, showcasing academic excellence and commitment. His research addresses critical global challenges, focusing on unconventional natural gas development and carbon-neutral geological technologies. By contributing to key projects on deep coalbed methane exploration, co-authoring SCI and EI papers, and applying innovative pore structure characterization techniques, he has significantly advanced both theory and practice in the field. His work not only reduces exploration risks but also provides vital scientific support for sustainable energy strategies, marking him as an outstanding candidate for higher academic recognition.

Awards and Honors

Dr.Teng Hongbo demonstrates exceptional promise as a young researcher in geological engineering, specializing in unconventional natural gas exploration and carbon-neutral geological technologies. Currently pursuing a direct-entry doctorate at the China University of Mining and Technology, he has significantly contributed to two major projects on deep coalbed methane exploration. His innovative application of multi-scale pore structure characterization has provided new insights into reservoir properties, reducing exploration risks and supporting efficient development strategies. With publications in SCI, EI, and Chinese core journals, a citation record of 62, and active collaboration with Yanchang Petroleum, his research bridges academic excellence and industrial application. His impactful work and dedication to advancing sustainable energy exploration make him highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award.

Research Focus 

Dr.Teng Hongbo’s research primarily centers on the exploration and development of unconventional natural gas within coal-bearing strata, with a strong emphasis on deep coalbed methane (CBM) resources. His work integrates geological engineering, reservoir characterization, and fluid dynamics to address key challenges in efficient and sustainable resource extraction. A major focus is the multi-scale analysis of pore structures in deep coal reservoirs, which helps identify controlling factors of productivity and optimize development strategies. Additionally, he investigates multi-phase and multi-component seepage processes and the mechanisms of CO₂ flooding for CBM recovery, aligning with carbon neutrality goals. His research contributes both theoretical insights and practical approaches to reducing exploration risks and enhancing clean energy utilization.

Publication Top Notes

  • Key Controlling Factors of Deep Coalbed Methane Reservoir Characteristics in Yan’an Block, Ordos Basin: Based on Multi-Scale Pore Structure Characterization and Fluid Mobility Research
    Year: 2025

Conclusion

Dr.Teng Hongbo has made remarkable progress as an early-career researcher, with strong potential for leadership in the fields of unconventional natural gas exploration and carbon-neutral geological technology. His research has already reduced exploration risks and provided vital support for sustainable energy strategies. While further international visibility and independent outputs will enhance his profile, his current contributions position him as a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award, showcasing both scientific excellence and real-world impact.

Winny Andalia | Renewable energy | Best Researcher Award

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Assist.Prof.Dr. Winny Andalia| Renewable energy |Best Researcher Award

Assist prof at Universitas Tridinanti , Indonesia.

 

Winny Andalia, S.T., M.T., an Assistant Professor at the University of Tridinanti, exemplifies excellence in applied research and academic leadership. Her multidisciplinary expertise spans chemical engineering, quality control, supply chain management, and public health innovations. She has led over ten funded research projects, published in reputable journals including Scopus-indexed platforms, and authored textbooks that enhance engineering education. Her research impact is reflected in her Scopus H-index of 3 and Google Scholar H-index of 9. As a certified professional in ISO 21008 auditing and supply chain management, and an active reviewer and editor for national and international journals, Winny contributes significantly to scientific advancement and industrial relevance. Her dynamic contributions make her a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award.



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Winny Andalia, S.T., M.T., Assistant Professor at the University of Tridinanti, stands out as a dedicated academic and impactful researcher. Her interdisciplinary projects—ranging from sulfuric acid recovery and biodiesel catalyst selection to e-commerce decision modeling—demonstrate innovation and relevance to both industry and society. She has successfully secured funding from national agencies including DIPA UNSRI and LPPM Tridinanti, reflecting confidence in her research capabilities. With certification in ISO 21008 auditing and supply chain management from BNSP, she bridges theory and practice effectively. Her roles as journal editor and reviewer amplify her influence in scientific communication. Through consistent scholarly output, national recognition, and commitment to sustainable development, Winny exemplifies the excellence deserving of the Best Researcher Award.






































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Winny Andalia earned her Bachelor of Engineering (S.T.) and Master of Engineering (M.T.) degrees in fields aligned with chemical and industrial systems, fostering a solid foundation in applied engineering and scientific inquiry. Her academic journey has been marked by a commitment to both theoretical knowledge and practical application, enhanced by professional certifications such as BNSP in supply chain management and ISO 21008 auditing. These credentials complement her formal education and empower her research in quality control, environmental systems, and production analysis. Her continuous learning approach and multidisciplinary academic exposure have equipped her to lead impactful research initiatives and contribute meaningfully to curriculum development and scientific literature within the University of Tridinanti and broader academic community.


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With extensive experience in academia and research, Winny Andalia has been serving as an Assistant Professor at the University of Tridinanti. Her professional journey includes managing numerous research projects funded by national agencies such as RISTEK DIKTI and KEMDIKBUD-DIKTI, addressing issues from biodiesel production to COVID-19 immunity boosters. She has authored and co-authored textbooks and reference works on topics including calculus, quality control, and reaction kinetics. Her active involvement in academic publishing includes roles as a journal reviewer and editor, further reflecting her expertise and leadership. Certified in ISO auditing and supply chain management, she bridges academia and industry effectively. Winny’s contributions span education, research, and consultancy, positioning her as a respected figure in Indonesia’s scientific and engineering communities.


🏅 Awards and Honors 


Winny Andalia has received multiple forms of recognition for her academic and professional excellence. Her certification by BNSP in supply chain management and ISO 21008 auditing underscores her practical expertise, while numerous research grants from RISTEK DIKTI, LPDP, and KEMDIKBUD-DIKTI highlight her capability to secure and lead impactful national projects. She has been entrusted with editorial and reviewer roles in national and international journals, acknowledging her subject matter authority. Her published works in Scopus and Sinta-accredited journals, along with widely-used textbooks, further validate her academic contributions. Though specific named awards may not be listed, her continuous funding success, publication record, and role in knowledge dissemination signify prestigious professional achievements in Indonesia’s research and higher education landscape.


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Winny Andalia’s research focuses on sustainable engineering solutions, biodiesel optimization, environmental management, quality control, and public health analytics. Her early work addressed sulfuric acid recovery and catalyst selection for biodiesel production, advancing green chemical processes. She has developed decision-support models for e-commerce and inventory systems, integrating methods like AHP and Statistical Process Control. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she pivoted to public health, researching the effects of immunomodulators and bovine colostrum as immunity boosters. Her recent work investigates converting household waste into bio-oil via pyrolysis. This multidisciplinary approach demonstrates her commitment to solving real-world problems through rigorous data analysis and engineering innovation. Her published research, national funding success, and applied methodologies illustrate a strong impact on both academia and society.




























































































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    Kinerja Katalis NaOH dan KOH ditinjau dari Kualitas Produk Biodiesel yang dihasilkan dari Minyak Goreng Bekas
    W. Andalia, I. Pratiwi
    Jurnal Tekno Global 7 (2), 36
    Citations: 36 | Year: 2018
    

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    Taguchi experiment design for DES K2CO3-glycerol performance in RBDPO transesterification
    S. Arita, L.N. Komariah, W. Andalia, F. Hadiah, C. Ramayanti
    Emerging Science Journal 7 (3), 917–927
    Citations: 31 | Year: 2023
    

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    Analisis karakteristik dan potensi logam pada limbah padat fly ash dan bottom ash di PLTU industri pupuk
    M. Asof, S. Arita, L. Luthfia, W. Andalia, M. Naswir
    Jurnal Teknik Kimia 28 (1), 44–50
    Citations: 12 | Year: 2022
    

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    Pengendalian Kualitas Pada Produksi Karet Menggunakan Metode Six Sigma (Studi Kasus: PT. Sri Trang Lingga Indonesia)
    E. Parianti, I. Pratiwi, W. Andalia
    Integrasi: Jurnal Ilmiah Teknik Industri 5 (1), 24–28
    Citations: 12 | Year: 2020
    

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    Penentuan pola distribusi optimal menggunakan metode saving matrix untuk meningkatkan fleksibilitas pemesanan
    W. Andalia, D. Oktarini, S. Humairoh
    Journal Industrial Servicess 7 (1), 23–26
    Citations: 11 | Year: 2021
    

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    Identifikasi Perawatan Mesin Press Hidrolik Dengan Menggunakan Metode FMEA dan FTA (Studi Kasus di Bengkel Cahaya Ilahi)
    J. Sidik, W. Andalia, T. Tamalika
    Jambura Industrial Review (JIREV) 2 (2), 57–64
    Citations: 10 | Year: 2022
    

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    Analisis Pemilihan Supplier Menggunakan Metode Analytical Hierarchy Process (Studi Kasus PT. Perkasa Sejahtera Mandiri)
    W. Andalia, I. Pratiwi
    Integrasi: Jurnal Ilmiah Teknik Industri 3 (1), 40–50
    Citations: 9 | Year: 2018
    

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    Perancangan model keputusan multikriteria pemilihan layanan e-commerce untuk kepuasan pelanggan
    I. Pratiwi, W. Andalia
    Prosiding Semnastek
    Citations: 9 | Year: 2018
    

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    Recovery of H2SO4 from spent acid waste using bentonite adsorbent
    M. Asof, S.A. Rachman, W.A. Nurmawi, C. Ramayanti
    MATEC Web of Conferences 101, 02007
    Citations: 9 | Year: 2017
    

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    Pelatihan Pengembangan Produk UMKM di Kecamatan Sako Palembang
    I. Pratiwi, S. Aprilyanti, W. Andalia
    Jurnal Abdimas Mandiri 8 (1), 1–6
    Citations: 8 | Year: 2024
    

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Alexander Kustov | Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award
			

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 Dr. Alexander Kustov |Renewable Energy

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Assistant professor at. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Department of Chemistry, Russia.


Dr. Alexander Kustov is a distinguished Russian chemist specializing in heterogeneous catalysis and nanomaterials. Born on June 1, 1987, he is an Assistant Professor and senior researcher affiliated with Moscow State University (MSU) and the N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry. With a Scopus Hirsch Index of 25 and 136 Scopus-indexed publications, his research focuses on catalytic oxidation, hydrogenation, and CO₂ conversion. He has contributed to numerous national research projects and led initiatives on sustainable energy and green chemistry. His groundbreaking work has earned him prestigious awards, including the Moscow Government Prize and the Innovator of Moscow award. His expertise in catalysis and environmental chemistry positions him as a leader in sustainable chemical research.


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Dr. Alexander Kustov is a highly accomplished researcher whose contributions to catalysis and nanomaterials have had a significant scientific and environmental impact. His pioneering work in CO₂ conversion, catalytic oxidation, and green chemistry has resulted in 136 Scopus-indexed publications and a Scopus H-index of 25. He has successfully led and participated in numerous government-funded research projects, developing innovative catalysts for sustainable energy applications. His recognition with the Moscow Government Prize and the Innovator of Moscow award highlights his excellence in research. Dr. Kustov’s ability to bridge fundamental chemistry with practical applications makes him a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award, recognizing his influential contributions to science and technology.


🎓 Education 


Dr. Alexander Kustov earned a Specialist degree in Chemistry from Moscow State University (MSU) in 2009, specializing in Physical Chemistry. His thesis, titled “Cobaltates of lanthanum LaCoO3 deposited on mesoporous matrices: synthesis, physicochemical and catalytic properties,” was supervised by Prof. Romanovsky B.V. He then pursued doctoral studies at the N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), obtaining his Ph.D. in 2013. His dissertation, supervised by Prof. Bogdan V.I., focused on “Heterogeneous catalytic oxidation of aromatic compounds, cyclohexane, and dimethyl ether under supercritical conditions.” His academic background has provided a strong foundation in catalysis, nanotechnology, and environmental chemistry, enabling him to contribute significantly to sustainable chemical processes.


🏢 Work Experience 


Dr. Alexander Kustov has extensive research experience in catalysis and nanomaterials. From 2004 to 2009, he was a student researcher at Moscow State University’s “Kinetics and Catalysis” laboratory. He then worked as a research engineer at the N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry (2009–2013), focusing on heterogeneous catalysis and supercritical fluid processes. Since 2013, he has been a researcher at the same institute and a senior researcher at Moscow State University’s Laboratory of Environmental Chemistry. In 2015, he joined the National Research Technological University “MISiS” as a senior researcher at the Laboratory of Nanochemistry and Ecology. His career is marked by leadership roles in key research projects on CO₂ utilization, catalytic processes, and nanomaterials.


🏅 Awards and Honors 


Dr. Alexander Kustov has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to catalysis and environmental chemistry. In 2022, he received the Moscow Government Prize for advancements in energy efficiency and conservation. In 2023, he won the Innovator of Moscow award for his groundbreaking research in ecology and environmental protection. He has also played key roles in multiple research projects funded by RFBR, RCF, and MISiS, contributing to cutting-edge developments in catalysis, nanomaterials, and CO₂ conversion. His work in sustainable chemistry and novel catalytic systems has established him as a leading scientist in his field, earning him national and international recognition for his contributions to green chemistry and sustainable industrial processes.


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Dr. Alexander Kustov’s research focuses on heterogeneous catalysis, nanomaterials, and sustainable chemical processes. His expertise includes hydrogenation, dehydrogenation, oxidation reactions, adsorbents, and supercritical fluid chemistry. He has made significant contributions to the conversion of CO₂ into valuable chemical products, carbon dioxide gasification, and biomass utilization. His projects emphasize green chemistry, nanocatalysts, and hybrid materials for sustainable energy applications. Dr. Kustov has also worked extensively on structured nanoscale catalysts, hybrid nanomaterials, and advanced oxidation processes. His research combines fundamental chemical principles with practical applications to address environmental challenges, including carbon capture, energy efficiency, and pollution reduction. His work continues to shape the future of sustainable catalysis and green chemical processes.






























































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    Finashina, E.D., Tkachenko, O.P., Kartavova, K.E., Tolkachev, N.N., & Kustov, L.M. (2025). Influence of the Rh Nanoparticle Size and Rh Precursor Nature on Decalin Ring Opening over Rh/Al2O3 Catalysts. Catalysis Letters.
    

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    Tedeeva, M.A., Mashkin, M.Y., Baybursky, V.L., Kustov, L.M., & Kustov, A.L. (2025). Effect of Chromium Precursor on the Catalytic Behavior of Chromium Oxide Catalysts in Oxidative Propane and Isobutane Dehydrogenation with Carbon Dioxide. Catalysts.
    

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    Zemlianskii, P.V., Kustov, A.L., Timofeeva, M.N., & Kustov, L.M. (2025). Microwave Irradiation as an Instrument for Tuning of Physicochemical and Catalytic Properties of MFe2O4 Spinels. [No source information available].
    

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    Makova, A., Tkachenko, O.P., Kapustin, G.I., Ter-Akopyan, M.N., & Kustov, L.M. (2025). Influence of the Ferrierite Zeolite Synthesis Method on Physicochemical and Catalytic Characteristics in the N2O Decomposition Reaction. Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering.
    

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    Kuz’micheva, G.M., Domoroshchina, E.N., Kravchenko, G.V., Kustov, A.L., & Dorokhov, A.V. (2025). Preparation, Composition, Catalytic Properties of MFI-Type Zeolite Solid Solutions Hx[Al3+x Ti4+ySi4+12−x-yO24] with Al (x < 0.06) and Ti (y < 0.13) Content. Journal of Porous Materials.
    

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    Medvedev, A.A., Beldova, D.A., Nizameev, I.R., Kustov, A.L., & Kustov, L.M. (2025). Carbon Dioxide-Assisted Gasification of Fresh and Pyrolysis Residues of Macadamia F. Muell Nutshells: The Catalytic Properties of Na, K, and Co. Catalysts.
    

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    Zemlianskii, P.V., Morozov, D.V., Kapustin, G.I., Kustov, A.L., & Kustov, L.M. (2025). Correlations Between Synthetic Conditions and Catalytic Activity of LaMO3 Perovskite-Like Oxide Materials (M: Fe, Co, Ni): The Key Role of Glycine. ChemPhysMater. (1 citation).
    

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    Evdokimenko, N.D., Vikanova, K.V., Bazlov, A.I., Kustov, L.M., & Kustov, A.L. (2024). Effect of the Nature of Iron Precursors on the Activity of Fe-Containing Catalysts in CO2 Conversion. Applied Catalysis A: General.
    

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    Batkin, A.M., Tedeeva, M.A., Kalmykov, K.B., Beletskaya, I.P., & Kustov, A.L. (2024). Producing Methanol from CO2 on Cu–Zn-Catalyst on Commercial Supports: Effect of the Support and Conditions of the Reaction. Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A.
    

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