Krzysztof Skrzypkowski | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Research Excellence Award

Krzysztof Skrzypkowski | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Research Excellence Award

AGH University of Krakow, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management | Poland

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Krzysztof Skrzypkowski is an academic researcher at AGH University of Science and Technology, affiliated with the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management and the Department of Mining Engineering and Occupational Safety. His scientific work focuses on environmental engineering, mining, and energy, with particular emphasis on mining engineering systems and workplace safety. He actively contributes to research and scholarly activities and maintains a strong presence in international research databases, reflecting his engagement in advancing engineering science and applied research.

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Karina Chueng | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Karina Chueng | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro | Brazil

Dr. Karina Ferreira Chueng is a Brazilian geoscientist specializing in paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic reconstruction, with a strong focus on the use of silica biomineralizations, phytoliths, and carbon isotopes to study Quaternary environmental changes. She earned her Doctorate and Master’s degree in Earth and Ocean Sciences from the Federal Fluminense University and her Bachelor’s degree in Geography from the State University of Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Chueng’s research has significantly contributed to understanding the geomorphological and climatic evolution of Brazil’s Serra do Espinhaço mountain range and coastal plains. She has authored several peer-reviewed articles in leading journals such as the Journal of South American Earth Sciences and Revista Brasileira de Geografia Física, and co-authored multiple book chapters on phytolith analysis and paleoenvironmental reconstruction. Her collaborative projects span national and international research groups, including partnerships with the University of Exeter (UK) and UC Berkeley (USA). Dr. Chueng has participated in the POLARQ and NEPALEO research groups, focusing on archaeological palynology and paleobiogeoclimatic studies. Her academic service includes organizing scientific events, reviewing for journals, and mentoring undergraduate and doctoral students. Recognized for her scientific excellence, she received the Doutora Fátima Luz Award and was a finalist for the Professor Margarida Penteado Award for Young Geomorphologists (2018). Fluent in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, Dr. Chueng continues to advance interdisciplinary research linking geology, archaeology, and environmental science.

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Machado, D. O. B. F., Chueng, K. F., Coe, H. H. G., Silva, A. C., & Costa, C. R. (2021). Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of the headwaters of the Preto River, Minas Gerais State, Brazil, through siliceous bioindicators. Journal of South American Earth Sciences, 110, 103349.

Salgado, E. T., Mizusaki, A. M. P., Chueng, K. F., Coe, H. H. G., Evaldt, A. C. P., & Bauermann, S. G. (2021). Holocene palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic reconstruction of a native ecosystem on the coastal plain of southern Brazil through multi-proxy analysis. Journal of South American Earth Sciences, 106, 103067.

Chueng, K. F., Coe, H. H. G., Augustin, C. H. R. R., Macario, K. D., Ricardo, S. D. F., & Vasconcelos, A. M. C. (2019). Landscape paleodynamics in siliciclastic domains with the use of phytoliths, sponge spicules and carbon isotopes: The case of southern Espinhaço Mountain Range, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Journal of South American Earth Sciences, 95, 102232.

Chueng, K. F., Coe, H. H. G., Fagundes, M., Vasconcelos, A. M. C., & Ricardo, S. D. F. (2018). Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of the archaeological area of Serra Negra, east face of the southern Espinhaço (Minas Gerais), through phytolith analysis. Revista Brasileira de Geografia Física, 11(7), 2260–2275.

Coe, H. H. G., Macario, K. D., Gomes, J. G., Oliveira, F. M., Chueng, K. F., Gomes, P. R. S., Carvalho, C., Linares, R., Alves, E. Q., & Santos, G. M. (2014). Understanding Holocene variations in the vegetation of São João River Basin, southeastern coast of Brazil, using phytolith and carbon isotopic analyses. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 403, 59–68.

Augustin, C. H. R., Coe, H. H. G., Chueng, K. F., & Gomes, J. G. (2014). Analysis of geomorphic dynamics in ancient quartzite landscape using phytolith and carbon isotopes, Espinhaço Mountain Range, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Géomorphologie: Relief, Processus, Environnement, 20(4), 355–376.

Coe, H. H. G., Gomes, J. G., & Chueng, K. F. (2013). Reconstitutions of vegetation examples and inferences of paleoclimates in the Rio de Janeiro State through silica biomineralizations (phytoliths) and carbon isotopes. Revista Tamoios, 9(1), 1–21.

Mohammad Salam | Infrasound | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Mohammad Salam, Infrasound, Best Researcher Award

Mohammad Salam at Centre for Earthquake Studies (CES), National Centre for Physics, Islamabad, Pakistan.

Mr. Mohammad Salam is a dedicated and accomplished researcher with expertise in the field of seismo-acoustics and earthquake studies. Holding a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Physics from KUST, Kohat, Pakistan (2010), and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Physics & Mathematics from The University of Peshawar, Pakistan (2007), he has a solid academic foundation.

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📚 Education:

Mr. Mohammad Salam’s educational background includes the following:

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics
  • Duration: 2008 – 2010
  • University: KUST (Kohat University of Science and Technology)
  • Location: Kohat, Pakistan
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Physics & Mathematics
  • Duration: 2005 – 2007
  • University: The University of Peshawar
  • Location: Peshawar, Pakistan

Work Experience:

Mr. Mohammad Salam has a rich and extensive background in earthquake studies, particularly in the areas of seismo-acoustics, instrumentation, and research. Here’s a summary of his work experience:

Current Position:

Centre for Earthquake Studies (CES)

Team Leader (Seismo-Acoustics)

  • Jan 2018 – Current
  • Leading the Seismo-Acoustics team at CES, Mr. Mohammad Salam specializes in low-frequency acoustics data analysis, including noise reduction, filter design, stochastic modeling, and spectral analysis. His expertise extends to event identification, localization, characterization, and association. In the field of seismology, his contributions encompass tomography, anisotropy, induced seismicity, seismic swarms, site effects, moment tensor inversion, earthquake triggering, and spectral analysis. His achievements reflect a strong ability to analyze and interpret seismic and acoustic data, providing valuable insights into various geophysical phenomena.
Previous Positions:

Centre for Earthquake Studies (CES)

Instrumentation + Research

  • Jan 2015 – Dec 2018
  • Worked on various research projects focusing on earth structure and earthquake source parameters. Involved in seismic network rationalization, optimization, expansion, and data acquisition.

Centre for Earthquake Studies (CES)

Seismic Instrumentation

  • Jan 2013 – Dec 2014
  • Gained extensive experience in site selection and installation of seismic and acoustic instrumentation in diverse environments, including the mountain belt of northern Pakistan (Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindukush Ranges), the Pothohar Plateau, the Indus plain, the Sulaiman Range, the Makran subduction zone, and borehole seismic stations in the Southern deserts of Pakistan. Expertise includes identifying suitable locations for instrumentation, as well as ensuring proper installation and maintenance. Contributed to projects aimed at improving earthquake monitoring and hazard assessment in Pakistan.

Mr. Mohammad Salam’s professional journey highlights his expertise in seismo-acoustics, instrumentation, and research within the field of earthquake studies, demonstrating a strong commitment to enhancing earthquake monitoring and hazard assessment in Pakistan.

Research Interests:

Seismo-Acoustics:

  • Low-frequency acoustics data analysis.
  • Noise reduction techniques.
  • Filter design for acoustic data.
  • Stochastic modeling in acoustics.
  • Spectral analysis of acoustic signals.

Seismology:

  • Tomography techniques for imaging Earth’s interior.
  • Anisotropy studies in seismic waves.
  • Investigation of induced seismicity.
  • Analysis of seismic swarms.
  • Site effects on seismic signals.
  • Moment tensor inversion for earthquake source characterization.
  • Earthquake triggering mechanisms.

Instrumentation and Research:

  • Design and optimization of seismic networks.
  • Expansion of seismic monitoring systems.
  • Research on earth structure and earthquake source parameters.
  • Data acquisition methodologies.

Geophysical Phenomena:

  • Comprehensive understanding of diverse geophysical phenomena.
  • Contributions to earthquake monitoring and hazard assessment.

Publications (TOP NOTES):

Mr. Mohammad Salam and collaborators. Here is a brief overview of each publication:

A curious case of monsoon low frequency reverberations from the mighty Himalayas.

Wind-noise reduction for infrasonic measurements using adaptive line enhancement.

  • Journal: The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
  • Volume: 151(5)
  • Pages: 3399-3408
  • DOI: 10.1121/10.0011404

Application of teleseismic receiver functions and gravity for Moho depth mapping: a case study of the Western Himalayas.

Lead and Manganese accumulation on leaves of road side plants from Mauripor to Hawks bay road, Karachi, Pakistan.

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