Desmond Vihywuseh | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Desmond Vihywuseh | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

The University of Bamenda | Cameroon

Mr. Desmond Vihywuseh is a committed educator and emerging researcher whose career bridges excellence in high school teaching and advanced geophysical research. With a strong foundation in physics, he earned his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees with distinction and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics with a specialization in Geophysics. His teaching experience spans several years, during which he has designed curricula, delivered innovative science lessons, managed student performance, and mentored learners through classroom and extracurricular activities, earning recognition as “Best Teacher of the Year 2024-25”. His research primarily focuses on the application of potential fields, particularly gravity and magnetism, to address geological, environmental, and geotechnical challenges, with an emphasis on forward modeling techniques for both near-surface and deep investigations. He has published in reputable outlets, including Scientific Reports, with additional works under review in international journals. Beyond teaching and research, he has participated in seminars and conferences on scientific writing, competency-based assessment, and industrialization, reflecting his commitment to academic growth and collaboration. Proficient in advanced geophysical software such as Geosoft Oasis Montaj, ArcGIS, and Rockworks, he combines technical expertise with strong communication and classroom management skills. His dual dedication to education and scientific inquiry highlights his role as a transformative figure in both teaching and applied physics research.

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Vihywuseh, D., Tabod, C. T., Ndikum, E. N., Khan, A. R., & Fuen, D. A.-M. (2025). Unveiling the subsurface geological structure of the Centre Region, Cameroon, with aeromagnetic data analysis. Scientific Reports, 15, 33296.

Ding  Jia | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ding  Jia | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

CCTEG Xian Research Institute (Group) Co, Ltd. | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Ding Jia’s academic journey began with a strong foundation in mineral processing engineering, which provided him with a deep understanding of geological systems and mining processes. His early studies nurtured an interest in the environmental challenges associated with resource extraction, motivating him to further explore the complexities of geological engineering. Building upon this foundation, he pursued advanced training in geological engineering at both national and international institutions, where he refined his technical expertise and developed a global perspective on mining-related research challenges. These formative years instilled a blend of scientific rigor and practical insight that continue to shape his work today.

Professional Endeavors

Throughout his career, Dr. Ding Jia has actively engaged in high-level research and development projects addressing critical issues in mining and water resources. His professional endeavors include participation in major national research programs and collaborative projects focused on mine water management, groundwater contamination, and subsidence caused by resource extraction. He has worked extensively on experimental data analysis, numerical modeling, and the development of innovative techniques to mitigate environmental risks in mining regions. By combining theoretical studies with field-based applications, he has contributed practical solutions to challenges that affect both industry operations and local communities.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Ding Jia’s primary research interests lie at the intersection of mining, groundwater, and environmental sustainability. His work has focused on overburden damage and surface subsidence caused by mining activities, water quality pollution resulting from groundwater rebound, and the mechanisms of water mixing during long-distance transport. He has developed advanced simulation models and analytical frameworks to better understand fluid dynamics, grouting failures, and groundwater contamination processes. These contributions not only enrich academic discourse but also provide actionable knowledge for managing mining-induced environmental impacts, particularly in regions dependent on safe groundwater resources.

Accolades and Recognition

His academic excellence and research achievements have been recognized through multiple awards and honors. From his early master’s studies through his doctoral research, Dr. Ding Jia consistently earned recognition as an outstanding student and scholar. Prestigious national academic scholarships and repeated commendations for leadership and research performance highlight his dedication to academic and professional growth. These accolades testify not only to his scholarly output but also to his leadership qualities, which have been evident throughout his academic journey. Such recognition underscores the significance of his contributions to geological engineering and environmental management.

Impact and Influence

The impact of Dr. Ding Jia’s work extends beyond the laboratory and into the broader scientific and industrial communities. His publications in internationally recognized journals address urgent environmental and geological challenges, and his findings have provided new perspectives on managing mining-induced water problems. By exploring innovative methods of water quality analysis, subsidence control, and mine water source identification, he has influenced both academic research and practical approaches to sustainable mining practices. His role in developing methods that integrate data processing, statistical modeling, and computational tools has further enhanced the way researchers and practitioners approach complex geological issues.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Looking forward, Dr. Ding Jia’s legacy is being shaped by his continuous pursuit of innovative solutions in mining-related environmental challenges. His future contributions are expected to expand in scope, integrating global research collaborations, advanced computational modeling, and interdisciplinary approaches. With his strong grounding in both field applications and theoretical frameworks, he is poised to advance sustainable practices in geological engineering while addressing pressing concerns of water safety and environmental protection. His work is likely to play a key role in developing new frameworks for resource management that balance industrial growth with ecological preservation.

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Article: Comparative Study on Prediction Methods for Water Inflow in Regional High-Intensity Water Inrush Mine Clusters: A Case Study of Xiaozhuang Coal Mine
Authors: Ding J, Dong S, Guo X, Liu B
Journal: Applied Sciences
Year: 2025

Article: A Study of Interbedded Groundwater Contamination in a Mining Area and the Process of Grouting Composite Failure
Authors: Ding J, Dong D, Hu Z, et al.
Journal: Mine Water and the Environment
Year: 2023

Article: Spatial evolution analysis of groundwater chemistry, quality, and fluoride health risk in southern Hebei Plain, China
Authors: Zhang Longqiang, Dong Donglin, Lv Situ, Ding Jia
Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research
Year: 2023

Article: Source Discrimination of Mine Water Inrush Using Multiple Combinations of an Improved Support Vector Machine Model
Authors: Wei Zhonglin, Dong Donglin, Ji Yuan, Ding Jia, Yu Lujia
Journal: Mine Water and the Environment
Year: 2022

Article: Source Discrimination of Mine Water Inrush Based on Spectral Data and EGA-PNN Model – A Case Study from The Huangyuchuan Mine, China
Authors: Yuan Ji, Donglin Dong, Jun Gao, Zhonglin Wei, Jia Ding, Zhiqiang Hu
Journal: Mine Water and the Environment
Year: 2022

Conclusion

In summary, Dr. Ding Jia exemplifies a dedicated researcher whose academic and professional journey reflects excellence, innovation, and societal relevance. His work bridges the critical gap between geological research and sustainable mining practices, offering solutions to complex problems of water management, subsidence, and environmental preservation. Recognized for his scholarly achievements and leadership qualities, he has already made substantial contributions to geological engineering. As he continues to expand his research collaborations and apply his expertise to global challenges, his impact will resonate not only within academia but also in shaping policies and practices that ensure responsible and sustainable resource development.

 

 

Bing Zhao | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Bing Zhao | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Guilin University of Technology | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Mr. Bing Zhao’s academic journey in geosciences began with a Bachelor's degree in Resource Exploration Engineering from Jiangcheng College of China University of Geosciences, where he acquired foundational knowledge in petrology, structural geology, and crystallography. He further deepened his expertise through a Master's degree in Geology at Guilin University of Technology , studying advanced geochemistry, mineralogy, and metallogenic theories. Currently, he is a Doctoral Candidate in Geological Resources and Geological Engineering at Guilin University of Technology, with a focus on granite geology, geochemical exploration, and frontiers in Earth sciences.

Professional Endeavors

Mr. Zhao has held prominent roles in both research and applied geological engineering. He has been serving as an Engineer at the Guangxi Mineral Resources Reserve Evaluation Center, currently seconded to the Geological Survey Department of the Guangxi Natural Resources Department. His responsibilities include managing digital transformation projects for mineral resource oversight, coordinating the full cycle of geological survey operations, and contributing to high-level policy and planning documents. Previously, as an Assistant Engineer at the Guangxi Geophysical Exploration Institute , he gained valuable field experience through geochemical surveys and tourism geology assessments.

Contributions and Research Focus

Mr. Zhao has actively contributed to a variety of research projects centered around geological surveys, mineral resource assessments, and digital modeling of deposits. Noteworthy among his contributions is the integration of geological datasets into 3DMINE software for digital modeling and spatial analysis, particularly in the exploration of quartz sand deposits in Beihai, Guangxi. He was also instrumental in drafting the Guangxi Geological Survey Plan and the Exploration Work Plan for Continental Quartz Sand Deposits. His doctoral research compares Indosinian basic magmatism in South China with the Emeishan Large Igneous Province, demonstrating his commitment to advancing geochemical and isotopic methodologies.

Accolades and Recognition

Mr. Zhao’s academic and professional excellence has been consistently recognized. He has received the “Second Prize” at the Academic Annual Conference of Guilin University of Technology, in addition to being named an Excellent Intern and Excellent Graduate. He was also awarded a university-level second-class scholarship in recognition of his academic performance and research promise.

Impact and Influence

Through his involvement in regional and national-level planning documents, Mr. Zhao has made significant contributions to the strategic development of geological survey systems in Guangxi. His work in creating digital platforms for ore prospecting and geological data management demonstrates his ability to bridge traditional fieldwork with cutting-edge digital tools, thus modernizing mineral resource exploration and policy implementation.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Mr. Bing Zhao is poised to be a transformative figure in geological research and mineral resource management. His interdisciplinary expertise in petrology, isotopic geochemistry, and digital modeling positions him to lead innovative projects that enhance resource evaluation and sustainability. As he continues his doctoral research and contributes to policy and practice, Mr. Zhao is expected to leave a lasting impact on the fields of geology, exploration engineering, and geoinformatics.

Publications

Provenance and Geological Significance of Cenozoic Sandstones in the Nankang Basin, Southern Cathaysia Block, China
Authors: Bing Zhao, Guojun Huang, Xiangke Wu, Shangyu Guo, Xijun Liu, Huoying Li, Hailin Huang, Hao Wu
Journal: Minerals
Year: 2025

Sr-Nd-Hf isotopic and platinum-group elemental characteristics of the Maxionghui greenstone in western Guangxi: Implications for magmatic evolution and sulfide mineralization
Authors: Zhao B., Liu X.J., et al.
Journal: Acta Petrologica (Zone 2 SCI Journal)
Year: 2022

Geochronology, isotopic and Platinum-group elemental geochemistry of lavas and dykes from western Guangxi in the outer zone of Emeishan mantle plume, SW China
Authors: Zhao B., Liu X., Li Z., et al.
Conference Proceeding: EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts (SCI-indexed conference proceeding)
Year: 2021

Conclusion

Mr. Bing Zhao represents the next generation of geological scientists who combine traditional field expertise with advanced analytical tools and strategic planning. With a strong academic background, a portfolio of impactful projects, and recognized research contributions, he is well-positioned to drive future advancements in Earth and planetary sciences. His trajectory reflects a commitment to excellence, innovation, and public service, making him a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Erfan Sadeghi | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Erfan Sadeghi | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Tarbiat Modares University | Iran

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Erfan Sadeghi’s academic path began with a Bachelor’s degree in Pure Geology from Bu Ali Sina University, where he ranked second in his class. Driven by a passion for geoscience, he advanced to earn both his Master’s and PhD in Engineering Geology from Tarbiat Modares University. His postgraduate research explored rock mechanics, lithological properties, and the engineering behavior of carbonate rocks. He continued to refine his expertise through a postdoctoral fellowship focused on stabilizing gypsum loess soils, further cementing his place in applied geological research.

💼 Professional Endeavors

With over a decade of hands-on experience, Dr. Sadeghi has held pivotal roles at leading Iranian institutions, including Sazeh Pardazi Iran (SPI), Zamin Physic Pouya Co. (ZPhP), and the Building and Housing Research Centre. He currently serves as a Senior Engineering Geologist at Iran’s Ministry of Energy. His professional focus spans site inspections, soil and rock mechanics, analytical modeling, and environmental assessments for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Sadeghi’s research encompasses geotechnical engineering, engineering geology, and environmental science. He is recognized for his in-depth studies on:
🪨 Durability and behavior of carbonate rocks
🛠️ Tensile strength evaluation via hydraulic fracturing
🏗️ Geotechnical modeling of infrastructure foundations
🌊 Coastal and maritime geological assessments
He has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed articles in top journals like Engineering Geology, Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, and Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical applications in construction and energy development.

🏆 Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Sadeghi’s academic excellence has been honored through multiple awards, including top student recognitions in both his MSc and PhD programs. He received competitive research funding from the Iran National Science Foundation and was selected for a national elite program in lieu of military service. His postdoctoral research was also funded by the same foundation, demonstrating consistent national recognition of his scholarly impact.

🌐 Impact and Influence

Through his research, technical leadership, and academic mentoring, Dr. Sadeghi has made significant contributions to Iran’s engineering geology sector. His projects have guided the development of breakwaters, tunnels, airports, and energy infrastructure. He has shaped best practices in site investigation and has actively shared insights at national and international conferences. His collaborations have influenced both policy frameworks and on-the-ground engineering solutions.

🧭 Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Sadeghi stands as a key figure in Iran’s geotechnical and engineering geology communities. With memberships in prestigious organizations such as the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE), he continues to advocate for research-integrated engineering solutions. Looking ahead, he aims to expand his work in geomechanics and soil stabilization, enhance sustainable construction practices, and support knowledge transfer through academic teaching and mentorship. His legacy is one of scientific rigor, engineering excellence, and national development through geology.

Publications

📄 An experimental study on the characterization and durability of two building low-porous trachyte and gabbro
Authors: Mozafari, Z., Mohamad Khani Haji Khaje Loo, M., Zobeiri, R., Nikudel, M.R., Sadeghi, E.
Journal: Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment
Year: 2025

📄 Evaluating the characteristics of geological structures in karst groundwater inflow, Nowsud Tunnel
Authors: Bayat, N., Sadeghi, E., Nassery, H.R.
Journal: Journal of Mountain Science
Year: 2024

📄 The effect of cyclic loading parameters on the physical, mechanical, and microcracking behavior of granite
Authors: Ghasemi, S., Khamehchiyan, M., Taheri, A., Nikudel, M.R., Zalooli, A., Sadeghi, E.
Journal: Engineering Geology
Year: 2024

📄 The effect of rock carbonate types on fatigue performance of asphalt mixtures in carbonate rocks of the central Alborz zone
Authors: Sadeghi, E., Nikudel, M.R., Khamehchiyan, M., Kavussi, A.
Journal: Iranian Journal of Engineering Geology
Year: 2023

📄 Estimation of unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of Carbonate Rocks by Index mechanical tests and specimen size properties: Central Alborz Zone of Iran
Authors: Sadeghi, E., Nikudel, M.R., Khamehchiyan, M., Kavussi, A.
Journal: Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
Year: 2022

Farzaneh Farzaneh | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Farzaneh Shakerardakani | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Dr. Farzaneh Farzaneh’s academic journey is marked by an impressive trajectory in geology. She began her undergraduate studies at the University of Tehran, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Geology. Her passion for the Earth's dynamic processes led her to pursue a Master’s degree at Kharazmi University, focusing on the petrology and structural fabric of metamorphic rocks in Iran's Zarin area. Eager to deepen her expertise, she embarked on doctoral studies at Kharazmi University, specializing in geochemistry. She later completed a second Ph.D. at the Paris-Lodron University of Salzburg, Austria, where she explored the polyphase tectonothermal evolution of the central Sanandaj–Sirjan zone in Iran. Her dual doctoral degrees reflect her dedication to unearthing geological complexities and advancing scientific understanding.

Professional Endeavors 🏗️

Dr. Farzaneh has contributed significantly to geological research through her roles in various prestigious institutions. Currently, she is a Research Assistant at the Xinjiang Research Center for Mineral Resources, part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in Urumqi, China. Her research delves into the exhumation of metamorphic core complexes, magmatism, and ore mineralization, establishing crucial links between these geological processes. She has also held postdoctoral research positions at the Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS (Beijing), and the Paris-Lodron University of Salzburg. Throughout these roles, she has been instrumental in exploring the tectonic evolution and magmatic history of key regions, particularly the Sanandaj–Sirjan zone and the Takab metamorphic complex.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Dr. Farzaneh’s research spans metamorphic geology, geochemistry, petrogenesis, and tectonics. She has played a pivotal role in uncovering the geological history of Iran’s orogenic belts, with a particular emphasis on:

  • Intraplate magmatism at convergent plate boundaries
  • The nature and evolution of Cenozoic magmatism
  • Crustal growth and tectono-magmatic evolution in Iran
  • Exhumation processes of metamorphic complexes

Her investigations have provided new insights into zircon U–Pb geochronology, petrogenetic pathways, and the metallogenic significance of the Tethyan orogenic belt.

Accolades and Recognition 🏅

Dr. Farzaneh’s outstanding research has earned her numerous awards and fellowships, including:

  • CAS President’s International Fellowship Initiative (PIFI) (2024, 2018)
  • Foreign Expert Project Award (MOST, China, 2023–Present)
  • Postdoctoral Fellowships at CISTC (Tehran) and CAS (Beijing)
  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Grant for International Young Scientists
  • Ph.D. Scholarship from the Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria (OeAD)
  • Second Award at the 4th Symposium of Young Researchers and Elite Club, Iran (2005)

These accolades highlight her contributions to advancing geological sciences on a global scale.

Impact and Influence 🌎

Beyond research, Dr. Farzaneh has made significant contributions to education and industry. She has served as a lecturer in geology courses, teaching subjects like tectonics, geochemistry, mineralogy, and crystallography at universities in Iran. Additionally, she has worked as a mining expert, bridging the gap between academia and applied geological sciences. As a scientific society member, she has actively contributed to the European Geophysical Union (EGU), the Geological Society of Iran, and the Geological Survey & Mineral Exploration of Iran. Her role as a reviewer for esteemed journals further solidifies her influence in the field.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🔭

Dr. Farzaneh Farzaneh’s work continues to shape the understanding of Earth's geological history. Her research on metamorphic belts, crustal evolution, and ore mineralization is instrumental in decoding complex tectonic processes. With a growing body of publications in high-impact journals, she is paving the way for future geoscientists to explore new dimensions of Earth’s geological framework. Her legacy is one of passion, precision, and perseverance, inspiring the next generation of geologists to unravel the mysteries of our planet.

Publications

  • 📄 Cadomian Magmatism in the Muteh–Golpaygan Area, Iran: Insights into Crustal Growth and Tectono-Magmatic Evolution

      • Authors: Farzaneh Shakerardakani, Wenjiao Xiao, Hadi Shafaii Moghadam, Xianhua Li
      • Journal: Minerals
      • Year: 2025

  • 📄 Metamorphic Stages in Mountain Belts During a Wilson Cycle: A Case Study in the Central Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone (Zagros Mountains, Iran)

      • Authors: Farzaneh Shakerardakani, Franz Neubauer, Manfred Bernroider, Fritz Finger, Christoph Hauzenberger, Johann Genser, Michael Waitzinger, Behzad Monfaredi
      • Journal: Geoscience Frontiers
      • Year: 2022

  • 📄 New Detrital Zircon U–Pb Insights on the Palaeogeographic Origin of the Central Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone, Iran

      • Authors: Farzaneh Shakerardakani, Franz Neubauer, Xiaoming Liu, Yunpeng Dong, Behzad Monfaredi, Xian-Hua Li
      • Journal: Geological Magazine
      • Year: 2021

  • 📄 Deciphering the Jurassic–Cretaceous Evolution of the Hamadan Metamorphic Complex During Neotethys Subduction, Western Iran

      • Author: Farzaneh Shakerardakani
      • Journal: International Journal of Earth Sciences
      • Year: 2020

  • 📄 Genesis of Early Cretaceous Leucogranites in the Central Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone, Iran: Reworking of Neoproterozoic Metasedimentary Rocks in an Active Continental Margin

    • Author: Farzaneh Shakerardakani
    • Journal: Lithos
    • Year: 2020

 

 

Ashu Fekadu | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Ashu Fekadu | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Adama Science and Technology University | Ethiopia

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🌱 Early Academic Pursuits

Mr. Ashu Fekadu’s academic journey began in Shambu Town, Ethiopia, where he attended Mati Boru Elementary and Secondary Schools, excelling in his studies. His passion for earth sciences led him to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Geology at Adama Science and Technology University, where he achieved an outstanding academic record. Building upon this foundation, he continued his postgraduate studies at the same university, earning a Master’s Degree in Applied Geology (Engineering Geology) with a remarkable CGPA of 3.89 and an excellent thesis result.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Mr. Fekadu has dedicated two years to academia as an Academic and Research Assistant in the Applied Geology Department at Adama Science and Technology University. His professional experience extends beyond academia, including internships at the Ethiopian Construction Design & Supervision Works Corporation, the Geological Survey of Ethiopia, and the Ministry of Mining and Petroleum. These experiences have enriched his expertise in geological assessments and applied research.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

His research primarily focuses on hydrogeology, engineering geological evaluations, and geospatial analytics. His Master’s thesis, “Engineering Geological Evaluation of Bowa Dayole Dam Site and its Reservoir Area, North Shewa, Oromia, Ethiopia,” was awarded an excellent grade. Additionally, his undergraduate senior project explored groundwater quality and human health risks associated with fluoride-enriched groundwater using GIS-based pollution index modeling. His research is instrumental in addressing water resource challenges and environmental sustainability.

🏆 Accolades and Recognition

Mr. Fekadu has actively contributed to scientific discourse through national and international conferences. He presented his research on groundwater quality at the International Conference on Recent Advances in Water Sciences and Technology (ICRAWST-2021) and participated in the National Workshop on Recent Trends in Geosciences (RTGS-2023). His dedication to continuous learning is evident in his certifications in Data Science, AI, and Project Management from Udemy, IBM, and HP Life Online Courses.

🌍 Impact and Influence

His research publications in esteemed journals, such as RSC Advances and Heliyon, reflect his significant contributions to the scientific community. His paper on groundwater quality and probabilistic human health risks, published in RSC Advances, provides valuable insights into water safety in Ethiopia. Similarly, his work on engineering geological evaluations published in Heliyon contributes to the field of infrastructure development and geotechnical analysis.

🔮 Legacy and Future Contributions

With a strong academic foundation and research experience, Mr. Ashu Fekadu is poised to make lasting contributions to applied geology and environmental sustainability. His expertise in hydrogeology and geospatial analytics will play a vital role in advancing sustainable water resource management and geological engineering. As he continues his academic and professional journey, his research and innovations will undoubtedly shape the future of geosciences.

Publications

📝 Engineering Geological Evaluation of Bowa Dayole Dam Site, North Shewa Zone, Oromia, Ethiopia

Author(s): Fekadu, A., Chemeda, Y.C., Karuppannan, S., Chala, E.T.
Journal: Heliyon
Year: 2025

📝 Appraising Groundwater Quality and Probabilistic Human Health Risks from Fluoride-Enriched Groundwater Using the Pollution Index of Groundwater (PIG) and GIS: A Case Study of Adama Town and Its Vicinities in the Central Main Ethiopian Rift Valley

Author(s): Shube, H., Karuppannan, S., Haji, M., Mechal, A., Fekadu, A.
Journal: RSC Advances
Year: 2024