Ali OUBELKACEM | Energy | Best Researcher Award Posted on 08/10/202408/10/2024 by Shen Awards Prof. Ali OUBELKACEM | Energy | Best Researcher Award Professor at FS/UMI, Morocco Prof. Ali Oubelkacem is a distinguished academic in the Department of Computer Science at Université Moulay Ismail, Meknès, Morocco. He holds a Doctorate in Computer Science and a Master’s degree from INSA Lyon, specializing in Information Systems and Networks. With a career spanning over two decades, he has contributed significantly to research in material physics, magnetism, numerical scientific computing, and deep learning, particularly in energy applications. His involvement in various national and international research projects, including studies on nanostructured systems and the impact of technology on environmental issues, underscores his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge. Prof. Oubelakcem has presented at numerous international conferences and has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, showcasing his expertise in perovskite solar cells and magnetic materials. His academic leadership is complemented by his role in training future scientists and his active participation in educational technology initiatives. Professional Profile Scopus Profile ORCID Profile Education Prof. Ali Oubelkacem holds a robust academic background in the fields of computer science and physics. He earned his Doctorate in Science with a focus on Computer Physics from Université Moulay Ismail in 2004, achieving the distinction of Très honorable. Prior to this, he completed a Master’s Degree in Specialized Computer Science at INSA Lyon in collaboration with the École Nationale de l’Industrie Minérale in Rabat in 2005, where he specialized in Information Systems and Networks, graduating with A.Bien. His foundational education includes a Diploma in Advanced Studies in Mechanics, Energy, and Thermodynamics from Université Abdelmalek Essaâdi in Tétouan in 2000, and a Master’s Degree in Specialized Science in Mechanics from Université Cadi Ayyad in 1998, both with A.Bien. Prof. Oubelkacem’s extensive education has provided him with a solid foundation for his research and teaching career in computer science and materials physics. Professional Experience Prof. Ali Oubelkacem is a distinguished academic and researcher at the Département d’Informatique, Faculté des Sciences, Université Moulay Ismail in Meknès, Morocco. He has held the position of Professor of Higher Education since 2010, contributing significantly to the field of computer science. With a robust academic background, including a Doctorate in Computational Physics and a Specialized Master’s in Computer Science, he specializes in materials physics, magnetism, and deep learning applied to energy systems. His professional journey includes various roles, such as a trainer at the Institut Spécialisé Industriel de Mohammedia, where he taught modules related to information systems and networks. Prof. Oubelkacem is also an active member of several research teams and has participated in numerous national and international research projects. His involvement in organizing conferences and publishing research papers highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge in his field. Research Interests Prof. Ali Oubelkacem specializes in various fields of research, including the physics of materials and magnetism, scientific numerical calculations, and deep learning applications in energy domains. His work focuses on the modeling of nanostructured systems, emphasizing the magnetic properties and behavior of innovative materials. He has been actively involved in numerous national and international research projects, including the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) for the analysis and modeling of marine acidification. Prof. Oubelkacem has also explored the application of machine learning techniques to optimize photovoltaic parameters, contributing to advancements in renewable energy technologies. His extensive publication record in international journals highlights his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge in materials science, particularly in the development of perovskite solar cells and magnetic materials. Through his research, he aims to bridge theoretical concepts with practical applications, fostering innovation in both academia and industry. Awards and Honors Prof. Ali Oubelkacem has garnered recognition for his significant contributions to the field of computer science and material physics. He has been awarded multiple grants for his research projects, including funding for his participation in international collaborations such as the “I-WALAMAR” project with German research institutions. His dedication to academic excellence is further demonstrated through his active involvement in numerous international conferences, where he has not only presented his findings but also contributed to the advancement of knowledge in his areas of expertise. In addition to his research accomplishments, Prof. Oubelkacem is known for his commitment to teaching and mentoring students, inspiring the next generation of scientists and researchers. His work has been acknowledged through various publication accolades in reputable journals, highlighting his innovative approach in areas such as deep learning and material magnetism. These achievements underscore Prof. Oubelkacem’s stature as a leading researcher in his field. Conclusion Pr. Ali Oubelkacem demonstrates a robust profile as a researcher with significant contributions to the fields of material physics and informatics. His strengths in academic qualifications, professional experience, research contributions, publications, and conference engagement position him as a suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. By addressing areas for improvement, particularly in enhancing the societal impact of his research and expanding his collaborative efforts, he could further amplify his contributions to the scientific community. His commitment to ongoing professional development and involvement in national and international projects underscores his potential to continue making valuable contributions to his field. Publication Top Note Effects of moringa (Moringa oleifera) leaf powder supplementation on growth performance, haematobiochemical parameters and gene expression profile of stinging catfish, Heteropneustes fossilis Authors: Sharker, M.R., Hasan, K.R., Alam, M.A., Islam, M.M., Haque, S.A. Year: 2024 Journal: Aquaculture Reports Volume/Page: 39, 102388 Citations: 0 Diversity pattern of ichthyofaunal assemblage in South-central coastal region of Bangladesh Authors: Sharker, M.R., Kabir, M.A., Choi, S.D., Rahman, M.M., Shamuel, T.A. Year: 2024 Journal: European Zoological Journal Volume/Issue/Page: 91(2), pp. 830–841 Citations: 0 Nutritional composition of available freshwater fish species from homestead ponds of Patuakhali, Bangladesh Authors: Sumi, K.R., Sharker, M.R., Rubel, M., Islam, M.S. Year: 2023 Journal: Food Chemistry Advances Volume/Page: 3, 100454 Citations: 2 Nutritional profiling of some selected commercially important freshwater and marine water fishes of Bangladesh Authors: Ullah, M.R., Rahman, M.A., Haque, M.N., Islam, M.M., Alam, M.A. Year: 2022 Journal: Heliyon Volume/Issue/Page: 8(10), e10825 Citations: 8 Non-Financial and Financial Factors Influencing the Mode of Life of the Gher Farmers from the Western Coastal Areas of Bangladesh Authors: Roy, P., Choi, S.D., Nadia, Z.M., Kamrujjaman, M., Sharker, M.R. Year: 2022 Journal: Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries Volume/Issue/Page: 26(2), pp. 555–576 Citations: 0 Twoblotch ponyfish Nuchequula blochii (Valenciennes, 1835) in the Sundarban Reserve Forest habitat of Bangladesh: Second record and establishment probability Authors: Hanif, M.A., Hossen, S., Sharker, M.R., Siddik, M.A.B. Year: 2021 Journal: Lakes and Reservoirs: Science, Policy and Management for Sustainable Use Volume/Issue/Page: 26(3), e12368 Citations: 0 Construction of a Genetic Linkage Map Based on SNP Markers, QTL Mapping and Detection of Candidate Genes of Growth-Related Traits in Pacific Abalone Using Genotyping-by-Sequencing Authors: Kho, K.H., Sukhan, Z.P., Hossen, S., Jung, H.-J., Nou, I.-S. Year: 2021 Journal: Frontiers in Marine Science Volume/Page: 8, 713783 Citations: 8 Effective accumulative temperature affects gonadal maturation by controlling expression of GnRH, GnRH receptor, serotonin receptor and APGWamide gene in Pacific abalone, Haliotis discus hannai during broodstock conditioning in hatcheries Authors: Sukhan, Z.P., Cho, Y., Sharker, M.R., Rha, S.-J., Kho, K.H. Year: 2021 Journal: Journal of Thermal Biology Volume/Page: 100, 103037 Citations: 11 Thermal Stress Affects Gonadal Maturation by Regulating GnRH, GnRH Receptor, APGWamide, and Serotonin Receptor Gene Expression in Male Pacific Abalone, Haliotis discus hannai During Breeding Season Authors: Sukhan, Z.P., Sharker, M.R., Cho, Y., Choi, K.S., Kho, K.H. Year: 2021 Journal: Frontiers in Marine Science Volume/Page: 8, 664426 Citations: 10 First record of whitespot sandsmelt, Parapercis alboguttata (Günther, 1872) from the southeast coast of Bangladesh Authors: Hanif, M.A., Siddik, M.A.B., Sharker, M.R. Year: 2021 Journal: Indian Journal of Geo-Marine Sciences Volume/Issue/Page: 50(6), pp. 498–501 Citations: 0
Prof. Ali Oubelkacem holds a robust academic background in the fields of computer science and physics. He earned his Doctorate in Science with a focus on Computer Physics from Université Moulay Ismail in 2004, achieving the distinction of Très honorable. Prior to this, he completed a Master’s Degree in Specialized Computer Science at INSA Lyon in collaboration with the École Nationale de l’Industrie Minérale in Rabat in 2005, where he specialized in Information Systems and Networks, graduating with A.Bien. His foundational education includes a Diploma in Advanced Studies in Mechanics, Energy, and Thermodynamics from Université Abdelmalek Essaâdi in Tétouan in 2000, and a Master’s Degree in Specialized Science in Mechanics from Université Cadi Ayyad in 1998, both with A.Bien. Prof. Oubelkacem’s extensive education has provided him with a solid foundation for his research and teaching career in computer science and materials physics.
Prof. Ali Oubelkacem specializes in various fields of research, including the physics of materials and magnetism, scientific numerical calculations, and deep learning applications in energy domains. His work focuses on the modeling of nanostructured systems, emphasizing the magnetic properties and behavior of innovative materials. He has been actively involved in numerous national and international research projects, including the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) for the analysis and modeling of marine acidification. Prof. Oubelkacem has also explored the application of machine learning techniques to optimize photovoltaic parameters, contributing to advancements in renewable energy technologies. His extensive publication record in international journals highlights his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge in materials science, particularly in the development of perovskite solar cells and magnetic materials. Through his research, he aims to bridge theoretical concepts with practical applications, fostering innovation in both academia and industry.
Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf | Energy | Best Scholar Award Posted on 26/09/202426/09/2024 by Shen Awards Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf | Energy | Best Scholar Award Assistant Professor at Higher Institute of Biotechnology of Sfax, Tunisia Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf is an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at the Higher Institute of Biotechnology of Sfax, Tunisia. He holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the National Engineering School of Gabès, specializing in solar energy conversion, storage, and solar pond systems. His research focuses on numerical modeling of thermal, hydrodynamic, and mass transfer phenomena, particularly in solar energy applications such as solar stills and salt-gradient solar ponds. Dr. Boudhiaf has published extensively in reputable scientific journals, including Energy Conversion and Management and Energies, and has presented his work at international conferences. His expertise includes numerical simulation tools like Ansys Fluent and programming languages such as Matlab and Fortran. With a strong academic background, Dr. Boudhiaf has contributed significantly to advancing renewable energy technologies and thermal energy storage systems through both his research and teaching. He is actively involved in mentoring students and collaborating on various research projects. Profile: ORCID Profile Education Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf has a strong academic background in Chemical Engineering with a focus on processes and renewable energy. He earned his Doctorate in Chemical Engineering-Processes from the National Engineering School of Gabès, University of Gabès, Tunisia, in November 2013, graduating with high honors and the jury’s commendation. Prior to this, he obtained a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering-Processes from the same institution in November 2006, where he also achieved a distinction of “Very Good.” His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering-Processes in July 1996, following his completion of specialized studies in the field in 2002. Throughout his education, Dr. Boudhiaf demonstrated a consistent focus on energy conversion, thermal processes, and the application of chemical engineering to energy storage systems, specifically in the context of solar energy. His rigorous education laid the foundation for his subsequent research and professional contributions in renewable energy systems. Professional Experiences Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf is a highly experienced academic with a robust background in Chemical Engineering and Process Systems. Currently serving as a Maître-Assistant at the Higher Institute of Biotechnology of Sfax (ISBS) since January 2015, he has held several notable positions throughout his career. He worked as a Maître-Technologue at the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Sfax in 2014 and as a Technologue at the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Gafsa from 2003 to 2013. Prior to that, Dr. Boudhiaf served as an Assistant Technologist at the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Zaghouan in 2002-2003. His industrial experience includes a role as a production engineer at the Tuniso-Algerian White Cement Company (SOTACIB) in Fériana from 1999 to 2000. With a strong focus on solar energy research, Dr. Boudhiaf’s expertise encompasses numerical modeling, thermal performance studies, and energy conversion systems. Research Interests Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf’s research interests are primarily centered around the field of solar energy conversion, storage, and its applications in thermal systems. His work focuses on the thermal and hydrodynamic performance of solar thermal collectors and solar distillers with various geometries. Dr. Boudhiaf also explores the use of numerical modeling, particularly employing Navier-Stokes equations for Newtonian and incompressible fluids, to simulate the behavior of solar ponds. His expertise extends to the study of salt-gradient solar ponds, investigating the intricate heat and mass transfer mechanisms, with an emphasis on optimizing solar energy storage. Furthermore, his research delves into the influence of buoyancy and Rayleigh numbers on fluid flow stability within solar ponds. Dr. Boudhiaf also contributes to understanding entropy production in thermosolutal convection systems with Dufour effects, aiming to enhance the efficiency of solar energy systems through improved design and optimization techniques. Research Skills Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf possesses extensive research skills in the field of chemical engineering, particularly in solar energy conversion, storage, and thermal system optimization. His expertise includes the numerical modeling of thermal, hydrodynamic, and mass transfer phenomena, with a focus on solar ponds and energy storage systems. Dr. Boudhiaf is skilled in the simulation of complex fluid behavior using software tools like Ansys Fluent, Matlab, and Fortran, enabling him to develop precise models for studying convection and thermal diffusion. His research extends to investigating the thermosolutal convection with the Dufour effect, contributing valuable insights into entropy production in thermal systems. Dr. Boudhiaf has a strong foundation in both experimental and theoretical approaches, having published several peer-reviewed articles on fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and renewable energy systems. His ability to integrate numerical analysis with practical applications makes him a proficient researcher in sustainable energy technologies. Award And Recognition Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf is an accomplished researcher and academic, recognized for his significant contributions to the field of Chemical Engineering and Solar Energy Systems. His work on hydrodynamic, heat, and mass transfer in solar ponds has garnered international attention, leading to several publications in esteemed scientific journals, including Energy Conversion and Management and Energies. Dr. Boudhiaf’s innovative research on the optimization of energy storage systems and the numerical modeling of solar ponds has earned him invitations to present at numerous international conferences. His contributions to the scientific community extend beyond research, as he has actively mentored students and collaborated on projects with leading institutions. His dedication to advancing the understanding of solar energy technologies has positioned him as a respected figure in his field, with accolades reflecting his commitment to both academic excellence and practical applications of renewable energy systems. Conclusion Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf demonstrates a high level of scholarly achievement, particularly in the fields of chemical engineering and renewable energy. His focus on solar energy systems is timely and important in the context of global energy challenges. To further strengthen his candidacy for the Research for Best Scholar Award, he could explore interdisciplinary research and expand his collaboration efforts. Nonetheless, his contributions to solar energy research are significant, making him a suitable candidate for the award. Publication Top Notes Numerical Study of the Air Outlet Effect Inside a Living Room Connected to an Aerovoltaic Solar Air Heater Authors: Driss, S., Boudhiaf, R., Hmid, A., Kammoun, I.K., Abid, M.S. Year: 2024 Experimental analysis of triangular solar distiller with a new form of absorber Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Kessentini, S., Driss, Z., Abid, M.S., Aissa, A. Year: 2024 Illizi city sand impact on the output of a conventional solar still Authors: Khamaia, D., Boudhiaf, R., Khechekhouche, A., Driss, Z. Year: 2022 Transient hydrodynamic, heat and mass transfer in a salinity gradient solar pond: A numerical study Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Baccar, M. Year: 2014 A two-dimensional numerical study of hydrodynamic, heat and mass transfer and stability in a salt gradient solar pond Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Moussa, A.B., Baccar, M. Year: 2012
Dr. Ridha Boudhiaf demonstrates a high level of scholarly achievement, particularly in the fields of chemical engineering and renewable energy. His focus on solar energy systems is timely and important in the context of global energy challenges. To further strengthen his candidacy for the Research for Best Scholar Award, he could explore interdisciplinary research and expand his collaboration efforts. Nonetheless, his contributions to solar energy research are significant, making him a suitable candidate for the award. Publication Top Notes Numerical Study of the Air Outlet Effect Inside a Living Room Connected to an Aerovoltaic Solar Air Heater Authors: Driss, S., Boudhiaf, R., Hmid, A., Kammoun, I.K., Abid, M.S. Year: 2024 Experimental analysis of triangular solar distiller with a new form of absorber Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Kessentini, S., Driss, Z., Abid, M.S., Aissa, A. Year: 2024 Illizi city sand impact on the output of a conventional solar still Authors: Khamaia, D., Boudhiaf, R., Khechekhouche, A., Driss, Z. Year: 2022 Transient hydrodynamic, heat and mass transfer in a salinity gradient solar pond: A numerical study Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Baccar, M. Year: 2014 A two-dimensional numerical study of hydrodynamic, heat and mass transfer and stability in a salt gradient solar pond Authors: Boudhiaf, R., Moussa, A.B., Baccar, M. Year: 2012
Pooja Sharma | Energy Transition | Best Researcher Award Posted on 03/09/202414/09/2024 by Shen Awards Assoc Prof Dr. Pooja Sharma | Energy Transition | Best Researcher Award Associate Professor at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, India Dr. Pooja Sharma, an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, specializes in Environmental Economics, Renewable Energy, and Energy Policy. Her research focuses on critical issues such as energy transition, energy security, and sustainability. Dr. Sharma’s notable projects include studying the role of renewables in energy transition, valuing Green GDP, and developing e-content for economics courses. Her interdisciplinary approach is evident in projects like Clean Energy from Waste with Microbial Fuel Cells. With over fourteen years of teaching experience, she has significantly contributed to economics education. Her work with institutions such as the Institute of Economic Growth and the University of Delhi underscores her impactful research and dedication to advancing knowledge in her field. While she has a strong research foundation, increasing her publication record and expanding international collaborations could further enhance her academic influence. Profile Google Scholar Profile ORCID Profile Education Dr. Pooja Sharma’s educational background is distinguished by her focus on economics and energy studies. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Economics (B.A. Hons) from Miranda House, University of Delhi in 1997, followed by a Master’s degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics in 1999. Her academic journey continued with an MPhil in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in 2007, where her research focused on “Rural Electrification and Poverty.” Dr. Sharma further advanced her expertise with a Ph.D. from the Energy Studies Program at JNU, where she conducted a comparative study of renewables in energy transition between India and Norway. Her academic pursuits also included a research fellowship at the University of Agder, Norway, and various specialized trainings, such as the ASEAN Investment Law Specialization and workshops on GIS, reflecting her commitment to interdisciplinary learning and research. Professional Experience Dr. Pooja Sharma is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. With over fourteen years of teaching experience, she has delivered courses in Environmental Economics, Econometrics, and Public Economics. Dr. Sharma has led several significant research projects, including studies on the role of renewables in energy transition and the valuation of Green GDP. Her work extends to interdisciplinary projects such as Clean Energy from Waste with Microbial Fuel Cells and contributions to e-content development for various educational institutions. She has also engaged in research as a PhD Research Fellow at the University of Agder, Norway, focusing on energy policy and sustainability. Dr. Sharma’s academic and research endeavors reflect her commitment to advancing knowledge in environmental economics and energy policy, making her a prominent figure in her field. Research Interest Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research interests are centered around Environmental Economics, Energy Policy, and Renewable Energy. She focuses on the role of renewable energy in energy transition, emphasizing comparative studies between countries like India and Norway. Her work delves into the intersection of energy security and sustainability, exploring how renewable resources can address global energy challenges. Dr. Sharma’s research also encompasses the valuation of Green GDP and the economic impacts of environmental policies, such as reducing air pollution. Additionally, she has investigated innovative approaches to clean energy, including the use of microbial fuel cells. Her interdisciplinary approach, integrating economics with environmental science, reflects her commitment to advancing sustainable development and addressing critical issues in energy and environmental economics. Through her projects and academic contributions, Dr. Sharma aims to contribute to effective energy policies and sustainable economic practices. Research Skills Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research skills are distinguished by her profound expertise in environmental economics, energy policy, and econometrics. Her ability to analyze complex data sets, such as those related to energy transition and renewable energy, is demonstrated through her projects on Green GDP valuation and air pollution reduction. Dr. Sharma excels in applying advanced econometric techniques to assess the impacts of environmental policies and energy security. Her interdisciplinary approach is evident in her involvement with projects like Clean Energy from Waste using microbial fuel cells, showcasing her capacity to integrate insights from various fields. Additionally, her experience in e-content development for economics courses highlights her skill in translating complex concepts into accessible educational material. Her proficiency in using statistical tools and software, combined with her practical research experience, positions her as a highly capable and innovative researcher in her domain. Award and Recognition Dr. Pooja Sharma has garnered recognition for her impactful contributions to the field of environmental economics and energy policy. Her research, notably on the role of renewables in energy transition and valuation of Green GDP, has been instrumental in advancing understanding in these critical areas. Dr. Sharma’s dedication is also evident in her interdisciplinary projects, such as the Clean Energy from Waste initiative and her extensive work on e-content development for educational institutions. Her efforts in these diverse domains underscore her commitment to sustainability and education. Despite her commendable achievements, further recognition could be bolstered by increasing her publication output in high-impact journals and expanding her international collaborations. Overall, Dr. Sharma’s contributions reflect her exceptional expertise and significant potential for continued influence in her field. Conclusion Dr. Pooja Sharma is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her substantial contributions to environmental economics and energy policy. Her extensive research experience and interdisciplinary approach are notable strengths. By focusing on increasing her publication record and expanding her collaborative network, she can further enhance her influence and recognition in the field. Publication Top Notes Economic performance assessment of building integrated photovoltaic system with battery energy storage under grid constraints Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: Renewable Energy Volume: 145, Pages: 1901-1909 Year: 2020 Citations: 69 Inflation rate and Poverty: Does poor become poorer with inflation? Authors: M. Paul, P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 15 Role of human capital in economic growth: a comparative study of India and China Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 12 Economic analysis of a building integrated photovoltaic system without and with energy storage Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering Volume: 605, Issue: 1, Article number: 012013 Year: 2019 Citations: 8 The impact of oil prices on stock prices and other macroeconomic variables in India: pre‐and post‐2008 crises Authors: V. Gupta, P. Sharma Published in: OPEC Energy Review Volume: 42, Issue: 3, Pages: 212-223 Year: 2018 Citations: 7 Analyzing the Role of Renewables in Energy Security by Deploying Renewable Energy Security Index Author: P. Sharma Published in: Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems Year: 2023 Citations: 5 A Decentralized Pathway for Energy Security and Energy Transition in Asia and the Pacific Region Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2018 Citations: 5 Evaluating Health Impact of Air Pollution Authors: P. Sharma, P. Jain, D. Pragati, S. Kumar Published in: Environment and Ecology Research Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Pages: 59-72 Year: 2019 Citations: 4 Health benefits derived by reducing air pollution: An East Delhi analysis Authors: P. Sharma, R. Galhotra, P. Jain, P. A. Goel, B. Aggarwal, D. Narula, C. Singh, … Published in: Journal of Advances in Humanities and Social Sciences Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Pages: 164-181 Year: 2017 Citations: 4
Dr. Pooja Sharma, an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, specializes in Environmental Economics, Renewable Energy, and Energy Policy. Her research focuses on critical issues such as energy transition, energy security, and sustainability. Dr. Sharma’s notable projects include studying the role of renewables in energy transition, valuing Green GDP, and developing e-content for economics courses. Her interdisciplinary approach is evident in projects like Clean Energy from Waste with Microbial Fuel Cells. With over fourteen years of teaching experience, she has significantly contributed to economics education. Her work with institutions such as the Institute of Economic Growth and the University of Delhi underscores her impactful research and dedication to advancing knowledge in her field. While she has a strong research foundation, increasing her publication record and expanding international collaborations could further enhance her academic influence. Profile Google Scholar Profile ORCID Profile Education Dr. Pooja Sharma’s educational background is distinguished by her focus on economics and energy studies. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Economics (B.A. Hons) from Miranda House, University of Delhi in 1997, followed by a Master’s degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics in 1999. Her academic journey continued with an MPhil in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in 2007, where her research focused on “Rural Electrification and Poverty.” Dr. Sharma further advanced her expertise with a Ph.D. from the Energy Studies Program at JNU, where she conducted a comparative study of renewables in energy transition between India and Norway. Her academic pursuits also included a research fellowship at the University of Agder, Norway, and various specialized trainings, such as the ASEAN Investment Law Specialization and workshops on GIS, reflecting her commitment to interdisciplinary learning and research. Professional Experience Dr. Pooja Sharma is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. With over fourteen years of teaching experience, she has delivered courses in Environmental Economics, Econometrics, and Public Economics. Dr. Sharma has led several significant research projects, including studies on the role of renewables in energy transition and the valuation of Green GDP. Her work extends to interdisciplinary projects such as Clean Energy from Waste with Microbial Fuel Cells and contributions to e-content development for various educational institutions. She has also engaged in research as a PhD Research Fellow at the University of Agder, Norway, focusing on energy policy and sustainability. Dr. Sharma’s academic and research endeavors reflect her commitment to advancing knowledge in environmental economics and energy policy, making her a prominent figure in her field. Research Interest Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research interests are centered around Environmental Economics, Energy Policy, and Renewable Energy. She focuses on the role of renewable energy in energy transition, emphasizing comparative studies between countries like India and Norway. Her work delves into the intersection of energy security and sustainability, exploring how renewable resources can address global energy challenges. Dr. Sharma’s research also encompasses the valuation of Green GDP and the economic impacts of environmental policies, such as reducing air pollution. Additionally, she has investigated innovative approaches to clean energy, including the use of microbial fuel cells. Her interdisciplinary approach, integrating economics with environmental science, reflects her commitment to advancing sustainable development and addressing critical issues in energy and environmental economics. Through her projects and academic contributions, Dr. Sharma aims to contribute to effective energy policies and sustainable economic practices. Research Skills Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research skills are distinguished by her profound expertise in environmental economics, energy policy, and econometrics. Her ability to analyze complex data sets, such as those related to energy transition and renewable energy, is demonstrated through her projects on Green GDP valuation and air pollution reduction. Dr. Sharma excels in applying advanced econometric techniques to assess the impacts of environmental policies and energy security. Her interdisciplinary approach is evident in her involvement with projects like Clean Energy from Waste using microbial fuel cells, showcasing her capacity to integrate insights from various fields. Additionally, her experience in e-content development for economics courses highlights her skill in translating complex concepts into accessible educational material. Her proficiency in using statistical tools and software, combined with her practical research experience, positions her as a highly capable and innovative researcher in her domain. Award and Recognition Dr. Pooja Sharma has garnered recognition for her impactful contributions to the field of environmental economics and energy policy. Her research, notably on the role of renewables in energy transition and valuation of Green GDP, has been instrumental in advancing understanding in these critical areas. Dr. Sharma’s dedication is also evident in her interdisciplinary projects, such as the Clean Energy from Waste initiative and her extensive work on e-content development for educational institutions. Her efforts in these diverse domains underscore her commitment to sustainability and education. Despite her commendable achievements, further recognition could be bolstered by increasing her publication output in high-impact journals and expanding her international collaborations. Overall, Dr. Sharma’s contributions reflect her exceptional expertise and significant potential for continued influence in her field. Conclusion Dr. Pooja Sharma is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her substantial contributions to environmental economics and energy policy. Her extensive research experience and interdisciplinary approach are notable strengths. By focusing on increasing her publication record and expanding her collaborative network, she can further enhance her influence and recognition in the field. Publication Top Notes Economic performance assessment of building integrated photovoltaic system with battery energy storage under grid constraints Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: Renewable Energy Volume: 145, Pages: 1901-1909 Year: 2020 Citations: 69 Inflation rate and Poverty: Does poor become poorer with inflation? Authors: M. Paul, P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 15 Role of human capital in economic growth: a comparative study of India and China Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 12 Economic analysis of a building integrated photovoltaic system without and with energy storage Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering Volume: 605, Issue: 1, Article number: 012013 Year: 2019 Citations: 8 The impact of oil prices on stock prices and other macroeconomic variables in India: pre‐and post‐2008 crises Authors: V. Gupta, P. Sharma Published in: OPEC Energy Review Volume: 42, Issue: 3, Pages: 212-223 Year: 2018 Citations: 7 Analyzing the Role of Renewables in Energy Security by Deploying Renewable Energy Security Index Author: P. Sharma Published in: Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems Year: 2023 Citations: 5 A Decentralized Pathway for Energy Security and Energy Transition in Asia and the Pacific Region Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2018 Citations: 5 Evaluating Health Impact of Air Pollution Authors: P. Sharma, P. Jain, D. Pragati, S. Kumar Published in: Environment and Ecology Research Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Pages: 59-72 Year: 2019 Citations: 4 Health benefits derived by reducing air pollution: An East Delhi analysis Authors: P. Sharma, R. Galhotra, P. Jain, P. A. Goel, B. Aggarwal, D. Narula, C. Singh, … Published in: Journal of Advances in Humanities and Social Sciences Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Pages: 164-181 Year: 2017 Citations: 4
Dr. Pooja Sharma’s educational background is distinguished by her focus on economics and energy studies. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Economics (B.A. Hons) from Miranda House, University of Delhi in 1997, followed by a Master’s degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics in 1999. Her academic journey continued with an MPhil in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in 2007, where her research focused on “Rural Electrification and Poverty.” Dr. Sharma further advanced her expertise with a Ph.D. from the Energy Studies Program at JNU, where she conducted a comparative study of renewables in energy transition between India and Norway. Her academic pursuits also included a research fellowship at the University of Agder, Norway, and various specialized trainings, such as the ASEAN Investment Law Specialization and workshops on GIS, reflecting her commitment to interdisciplinary learning and research.
Dr. Pooja Sharma is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. With over fourteen years of teaching experience, she has delivered courses in Environmental Economics, Econometrics, and Public Economics. Dr. Sharma has led several significant research projects, including studies on the role of renewables in energy transition and the valuation of Green GDP. Her work extends to interdisciplinary projects such as Clean Energy from Waste with Microbial Fuel Cells and contributions to e-content development for various educational institutions. She has also engaged in research as a PhD Research Fellow at the University of Agder, Norway, focusing on energy policy and sustainability. Dr. Sharma’s academic and research endeavors reflect her commitment to advancing knowledge in environmental economics and energy policy, making her a prominent figure in her field. Research Interest Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research interests are centered around Environmental Economics, Energy Policy, and Renewable Energy. She focuses on the role of renewable energy in energy transition, emphasizing comparative studies between countries like India and Norway. Her work delves into the intersection of energy security and sustainability, exploring how renewable resources can address global energy challenges. Dr. Sharma’s research also encompasses the valuation of Green GDP and the economic impacts of environmental policies, such as reducing air pollution. Additionally, she has investigated innovative approaches to clean energy, including the use of microbial fuel cells. Her interdisciplinary approach, integrating economics with environmental science, reflects her commitment to advancing sustainable development and addressing critical issues in energy and environmental economics. Through her projects and academic contributions, Dr. Sharma aims to contribute to effective energy policies and sustainable economic practices. Research Skills Dr. Pooja Sharma’s research skills are distinguished by her profound expertise in environmental economics, energy policy, and econometrics. Her ability to analyze complex data sets, such as those related to energy transition and renewable energy, is demonstrated through her projects on Green GDP valuation and air pollution reduction. Dr. Sharma excels in applying advanced econometric techniques to assess the impacts of environmental policies and energy security. Her interdisciplinary approach is evident in her involvement with projects like Clean Energy from Waste using microbial fuel cells, showcasing her capacity to integrate insights from various fields. Additionally, her experience in e-content development for economics courses highlights her skill in translating complex concepts into accessible educational material. Her proficiency in using statistical tools and software, combined with her practical research experience, positions her as a highly capable and innovative researcher in her domain. Award and Recognition Dr. Pooja Sharma has garnered recognition for her impactful contributions to the field of environmental economics and energy policy. Her research, notably on the role of renewables in energy transition and valuation of Green GDP, has been instrumental in advancing understanding in these critical areas. Dr. Sharma’s dedication is also evident in her interdisciplinary projects, such as the Clean Energy from Waste initiative and her extensive work on e-content development for educational institutions. Her efforts in these diverse domains underscore her commitment to sustainability and education. Despite her commendable achievements, further recognition could be bolstered by increasing her publication output in high-impact journals and expanding her international collaborations. Overall, Dr. Sharma’s contributions reflect her exceptional expertise and significant potential for continued influence in her field. Conclusion Dr. Pooja Sharma is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her substantial contributions to environmental economics and energy policy. Her extensive research experience and interdisciplinary approach are notable strengths. By focusing on increasing her publication record and expanding her collaborative network, she can further enhance her influence and recognition in the field. Publication Top Notes Economic performance assessment of building integrated photovoltaic system with battery energy storage under grid constraints Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: Renewable Energy Volume: 145, Pages: 1901-1909 Year: 2020 Citations: 69 Inflation rate and Poverty: Does poor become poorer with inflation? Authors: M. Paul, P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 15 Role of human capital in economic growth: a comparative study of India and China Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2019 Citations: 12 Economic analysis of a building integrated photovoltaic system without and with energy storage Authors: P. Sharma, M. Kolhe, A. Sharma Published in: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering Volume: 605, Issue: 1, Article number: 012013 Year: 2019 Citations: 8 The impact of oil prices on stock prices and other macroeconomic variables in India: pre‐and post‐2008 crises Authors: V. Gupta, P. Sharma Published in: OPEC Energy Review Volume: 42, Issue: 3, Pages: 212-223 Year: 2018 Citations: 7 Analyzing the Role of Renewables in Energy Security by Deploying Renewable Energy Security Index Author: P. Sharma Published in: Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems Year: 2023 Citations: 5 A Decentralized Pathway for Energy Security and Energy Transition in Asia and the Pacific Region Author: P. Sharma Available at: SSRN Year: 2018 Citations: 5 Evaluating Health Impact of Air Pollution Authors: P. Sharma, P. Jain, D. Pragati, S. Kumar Published in: Environment and Ecology Research Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Pages: 59-72 Year: 2019 Citations: 4 Health benefits derived by reducing air pollution: An East Delhi analysis Authors: P. Sharma, R. Galhotra, P. Jain, P. A. Goel, B. Aggarwal, D. Narula, C. Singh, … Published in: Journal of Advances in Humanities and Social Sciences Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Pages: 164-181 Year: 2017 Citations: 4