Wenjie Ren | Soil Contamination and remediation | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Wenjie Ren | Soil Contamination and remediation | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr at Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences,Ā  China

Wenjie Ren is an accomplished Associate Professor at the Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, specializing in environmental science and soil remediation. He earned his Ph.D. in Environmental Science from the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, focusing on the bioavailability of chlorimuron-ethyl in soil. Ren has led significant research projects funded by national and provincial grants, with a focus on nanomaterial applications in soil pollution remediation. His prolific publication record includes numerous refereed SCI papers, contributing to advancements in environmental microbiology and bioremediation technologies. Ren has received multiple academic honors throughout his career.

 

Publication profile

šŸŽ“ Education

  • Ph.D. in Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2013)
  • B.Sc. in Environmental Engineering, Northeastern University, China (2007)

šŸ¢ Professional Experience

Associate Professor, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2019 – Present). Assistant Research Fellow, Key Laboratory of Soil Environment and Pollution Remediation (2013 – 2019). Visiting Scholar, Netherlands Institute of Ecology (2022 – 2023)

šŸŒŸ Research Focus

Wenjie specializes in soil ecology and environmental remediation, particularly the bioavailability of contaminants and the effects of nanomaterials on soil health. He has led multiple national research projects on carbon nanomaterials and rhizoremediation technologies.

šŸ“š Publications

Wenjie has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles in prominent journals, focusing on soil pollution, microbial ecology, and nanotechnology. His recent works include studies on the impact of nanoparticles on soil microbiomes and innovative remediation techniques.

šŸ† Awards and Honors

  • First Prize, Diao Scholarship, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2013)
  • Multiple merit awards from the Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Sciences

šŸ” Current Projects

He is currently involved in various projects, including the Major Project of National Natural Science Foundation focusing on soil pollution processes and bioremediation strategies.

Publication

  1. Mode of application of sulfonated graphene modulated bioavailable heavy metal contents and microbial community composition in long-term heavy metal contaminated soil
    Ren, W., Ren, G., Kuramae, E.E., Teng, Y., Luo, Y.
    Science of the Total Environment
    2024

 

  1. Legacy of herbicides in water from Hailun City, Northeast China: Occurrence, source, and ecological risk assessment
    Ma, J., Ren, W., Wang, H., Tan, C., Teng, Y.
    Journal of Environmental Sciences (China)
    2024

 

  1. Long-term herbicide residues affect soil multifunctionality and the soil microbial community
    Wang, H., Ren, W., Xu, Y., Jia, J., Teng, Y.
    Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
    2024

 

  1. Biohydrogen utilization in legume-rhizobium symbiosis reveals a novel mechanism of accelerated tetrachlorobiphenyl transformation
    Xu, Y., Teng, Y., Wang, X., Wei, M., Luo, Y.
    Bioresource Technology
    2024

 

  1. Exploring bacterial community assembly in vadose and saturated zone soil for tailored bioremediation of a long-term hydrocarbon-contaminated site
    Ni, S., Teng, Y., Zhang, G., Shu, Y., Ren, W.
    Journal of Environmental Management
    2024

 

  1. A Novel Method for the Highly Effective Removal of Binary Dyes from Colored Dyeing Wastewater by Periodic Reversal/Direct Current-Activated Persulfate
    Sun, Z., Ren, W., Shi, K., Kou, W., Feng, Y.
    Sustainability (Switzerland)
    2024

 

  1. Spatial distribution and ecological-health risks associated with herbicides in soils and crop kernels of the black soil region in China
    Ma, J., Ren, W., Dai, S., Teng, Y., Luo, Y.
    Science of the Total Environment
    2024

 

  1. Phytotoxicological effects of phytosynthesized nanoparticles: A systematic review and meta-analysis
    Liu, H., Ren, W., Ciric, L., Bhatti, M.
    Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology
    2024

 

  1. Research Progress on Distribution, Transportation, and Control of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Chinese Soils
    Liu, H.-R., Xing, J.-Y., Ren, W.-J.
    Huanjing Kexue/Environmental Science
    2024

 

  1. Exposure Characteristics and Human Health Risk Assessment of Herbicides in Water in a Typical Region of Northeastern China
    Ma, J., Ren, W., Wang, H., Tan, C., Teng, Y.
    Exposure and Health
    2024

šŸ“ Conclusion

Wenjie Ren stands out as a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his strong academic background, substantial contributions to environmental science, and a solid publication record. His leadership in significant research projects and receipt of numerous accolades highlight his dedication and impact in the field. By addressing areas for improvement, such as interdisciplinary collaboration and public engagement, Wenjie can enhance his influence and further contribute to innovative solutions for environmental challenges. His ongoing research initiatives position him well for continued success and recognition in the scientific community.

Alfonso Guillermo Banderas Tarabay | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Alfonso Guillermo Banderas Tarabay | Environmental Science| Best Researcher Award

Dr. Instituto Mexicano de TecnologĆ­a del Agua, Mexico

The user holds a Doctorate in Sciences (Biology) from the Universidad Nacional AutĆ³noma de MĆ©xico (UNAM) and has a rich background in academia, research, and project management. Between 1980 and 2001, they taught various subjects, including Biophysics, Limnology, and Ecology, at institutions such as UNAM and Universidad AutĆ³noma del Estado de MĆ©xico (UAEM). Their research spans over two decades, primarily at UNAM and the Mexican Institute of Water Technology. They have coordinated biophysics programs, contributed to environmental impact assessments, and managed projects on aquatic ecology. Their prolific output includes books, book chapters, journal articles, and technical reports.

Publication Profile

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šŸŽ“ EDUCATION

Bachelor in Biology (1975 – 1981) šŸ« Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM šŸŽ“ Thesis: “Estudio anual de la limnologĆ­a y el fitobentos del lago El Sol, Nevado de Toluca, MĆ©xico.” šŸŽ“ Professional License: S.E.P. 990255

Master in Sciences (Biology) (1982 – 1984) šŸ§Ŗ Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM šŸŽ“ Thesis: “AnĆ”lisis de la estructura de la comunidad fitobentĆ³nica del lago El Sol, Nevado de Toluca, MĆ©xico.” šŸŽ“ Professional License: S.E.P. 1426924

Doctorate in Sciences (Biology) (1984 – 1986)šŸ”¬ Facultad de Ciencias, UNAMĀ Thesis: “Limnologia del Lago El Sol, Nevado de Toluca, MĆ©xico.”Ā Professional License: S.E.P. 2146314

šŸ’¼ PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Acervo BibliogrĆ”fico (1987 ā€“ 1989) šŸ“š Collection of hemerographic-bibliographic material for the library at UAEM. RehabilitaciĆ³n de la Sub-cuenca del RĆ­o Amanalco (1996) šŸŒæ Sub-coordination of Basin Conservation, IMTA. Bioremediation and Sanitation Design (1998) šŸŒŠ Restoration of Laguna de Tres Palos, Acapulco, Guerrero. Environmental Diagnosis of Lake PĆ”tzcuaro (2000)
šŸž IMTA.

šŸ”¬ INVESTIGATION

Full-time Research Professor (1987 ā€“ 1989) Center for Research in Basic Sciences, UAEM. Specialist in Hydraulics IV-B (1995 ā€“ 1997) šŸ’§ Coordination of Irrigation and Drainage, IMTA. Water Technologist IV-B (2014 ā€“ Present) Ā Coordination of Water Governance, IMTA.

Strengths for the Award:

  1. Extensive Academic Background: The individual holds a Doctorate in Sciences (Biology) from a prestigious institution, Universidad Nacional AutĆ³noma de MĆ©xico (UNAM), with additional degrees in Biology at the Bachelor’s and Master’s levels. This solid academic foundation, combined with specialized courses in biophysics, biostatistics, and other relevant fields, underscores their deep expertise in environmental sciences.
  2. Diverse Teaching Experience: Over two decades of teaching experience across various levels, from undergraduate to doctoral, in multiple universities in Mexico and Guatemala. The subjects taught, including Biophysics, Limnology, Ecology, Biostatistics, and Environmental Impact Assessment, reflect a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and applied environmental sciences.
  3. Significant Research Contributions: The individual’s research career spans several decades, with a focus on limnology, aquatic ecology, and environmental management. Their involvement in significant research projects at institutions like UNAM and the Mexican Institute of Water Technology highlights their role in advancing scientific knowledge in these areas.
  4. Leadership and Administrative Roles: The individual has coordinated important academic and administrative efforts, such as leading the Academy of Biophysics at UNAM and participating in environmental impact assessments for national projects. These roles demonstrate strong leadership abilities and a commitment to improving environmental management practices.
  5. Prolific Publishing Record: The production of numerous books, book chapters, and articles in international journals showcases their contributions to the academic and scientific communities. These publications cover a wide range of topics, including environmental flows, catchment management, and the effects of climate change on lakes, reflecting a broad and impactful research portfolio.
  6. Project Management Expertise: The individual has managed several significant projects related to aquatic ecology, basin management, and lake rehabilitation. Their ability to lead complex environmental projects, often involving interdisciplinary teams, highlights their capacity to translate research into practical solutions for environmental challenges.
  7. Recognition and Distinctions: Receiving the Gabino Barreda Medal for the best grade point average in postgraduate studies at UNAM further emphasizes their academic excellence and dedication to their field.

Areas for Improvement:

  1. Public Engagement and Outreach: While the individual has an impressive academic and research background, there is less emphasis on public engagement or outreach activities. Increasing visibility through public lectures, participation in international conferences, or involvement in policy-making could enhance their impact on broader environmental policy and awareness.
  2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Although the individual has experience in various areas of environmental science, further interdisciplinary collaborations, especially with social scientists, economists, or policymakers, could enrich their research and its applicability to global environmental challenges.
  3. Innovation and Technology Integration: While the individual’s research is robust, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as GIS, remote sensing, or data analytics in environmental research could further modernize their approach and contribute to more innovative solutions.

 

Publications:

Linking Environmental, Social and Economic Sustainability: Case Study of Basin and Reservoir of the Valle de Bravo Dam, Mexico

Journal: International Journal of River Basin Management (2024)

DOI: 10.1080/15715124.2024.2376833

EID: 2-s2.0-85200334795

ISSN: 1814-2060, 1571-5124

Contributors: Alfonso G. Banderas, Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela

2. El Valor y el Costo del Agua Potable en MĆ©xico

Journal: REVIBEC (2023)

ISSN: 2385-4650

Contributors: Alfonso G. Banderas, Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela

3. El Valor, el Costo y el Precio del Agua Concesionada en MĆ©xico: AnĆ”lisis SocioecolĆ³gico

Book Chapter: Instrumentos EconĆ³micos de PolĆ­tica HĆ­drica en MĆ©xico (2023)

DOI: 10.24850/b-imta-2023-15

ISBN: 978-607-8629-38-1

Contributors: Alfonso G. Banderas, Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela

4. Evaluation of the Sustainability of the Valle de Bravo Reservoir, Mexico, as a Water-Supply Source

Journal: WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment (2019)

DOI: 10.2495/WS190081

EID: 2-s2.0-85081535091

ISSN: 1743-3541, 1746-448X

Contributors: Alfonso G. Banderas, Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela

5. Efectos del Cambio ClimƔtico en la Calidad del Agua del Lago El Sol y Lago de PƔtzcuaro

Book Chapter: Agua y Cambio ClimƔtico (2018)

ISBN: 978-607-8629-09-1

Contributors: Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela, Alfonso G. Banderas

6. The Environmental Added Value of Water: A Proposal

Journal: International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning (2018)

DOI: 10.2495/sdp-v13-n3-406-417

ISSN: 1743-7601, 1743-761X

Contributors: Alfonso G. Banderas, Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela

7. Holistic Approach to Watershed Management and Freshwater Conservation and Rehabilitation: A Case Study

Journal: Modern Environmental Science and Engineering (2017)

DOI: 10.15341/mese(2333-2581)/07.03.2017/003

ISSN: 2333-2581

8. AproximaciĆ³n HolĆ­stica en el Manejo Integrado de las Cuencas, para la ConservaciĆ³n y RecuperaciĆ³n de los Cuerpos de Agua Superficiales: Caso de Estudio

Book: Instituto Mexicano de TecnologĆ­a del Agua (2015)

ISBN: 978-607-9368-63-0

Contributors: Rebeca GonzƔlez-Villela, Alfonso G. Banderas

9. The Intrinsic Value of Water: A Proposal

Book Chapter: WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment (2015)

DOI: 10.2495/ws150121

ISSN: 1743-3541, 1746-448X

Contributors: A. G. Banderas, R. GonzƔlez-Villela

Conclusion:

The individual’s extensive experience in environmental science, teaching, research, and project management makes them an outstanding candidate for a Best Researcher Award. Their contributions have significantly advanced the understanding and management of water resources, particularly in the context of Mexican ecosystems. By addressing areas for improvement, such as increasing public engagement and exploring interdisciplinary collaborations, they could further enhance their already impressive legacy in the field of environmental science.

Anas Raklami | plant-microbe interactions | Young Scientist Award

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Ā Mr. Anas Raklami | plant-microbe interactions | Young Scientist AwardĀ 

With a Ph.D. in Microbiology specializing in Plant Biotechnology and Environmental Science, I bring extensive expertise in rhizobacteria and mycorrhizal fungi applications for soil remediation, notably at the Kettara mine. As a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, I led initiatives on microbial inoculants for crop resilience and nitrogen fertilizer impacts on wheat productivity. My 30 publications and significant teaching experience underscore my commitment to advancing agroecological solutions and mentoring future scientists. I’ve also contributed to international projects on sustainable agriculture and bioremediation, enhancing soil quality across African regions.

Profile

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Scholar

Google Scholar Publication Metrics šŸ“š

For manuscripts published from date range 2019 ā€“ March 2024

  • Total times cited: 1268
  • h-index: 17
  • i10-index: 21
  • Publications: 30

Professional Experiences šŸ’¼

March 2022 ā€“ February 2024: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, Ben Guerir, Morocco. Isolating, characterizing, and identifying rhizobia and non-rhizobia of cowpea, soybean, and groundnut nodules. Formulating microbial inoculant and evaluating their effect in the open field in African countries. Assessing the use of commercial rhizobia inoculant to mitigate drought stress in Benimellal region. Conducting a meta-analysis on non-rhizobia species isolated from legume nodules and their effect on improving legume fitness. Investigating the effect of nitrogen fertilizer on winter wheat growth-productivity in open fields across three Moroccan regions (Settat, Zair, and Meknes). Establishing a microbiology laboratory within the premises of AGBS. October 2022 ā€“ November 2022: Visiting Researcher, Rothamsted Research, North Wyke, United Kingdom. Measuring greenhouse gases (GHG) from croplands using static chambers. Measuring ammonia using laboratory chambers. May 2018 ā€“ August 2018: Research Internship, University of Seville, Faculty of Pharmacy Seville, Seville, Spain. Investigating the impact of heavy metals and rhizobacteria on plant growth, physiology, antioxidant enzymes, and plant gene expression., Quantifying and visualizing biofilm produced by bacteria using electron microscopy.

Education šŸŽ“

2017-2021: PhD in Microbiology, Plant Biotechnology, and Environment Cadi Ayyad University, Faculty of Science Semlalia, Marrakesh, Morocco. Dissertation title: Potential for phytoremediation assisted by rhizobacteria, mycorrhizal fungi, and organo-mineral amendments: towards an approach to rehabilitation/restoration of contaminated soils by metals (case of the Kettara mine, Marrakech). 2015-2017: Masterā€™s degree (M. Sc) in Applied Microbiology Cadi Ayyad University, Faculty of Sciences Semlalia, Marrakesh, Morocco. Dissertation title: Impact of double inoculation rhizobacteria-mycorrhizae on Faba bean and wheat growth and nutrition. 2014-2015: Bachelorā€™s degree (B. Sc) in Eco-Health and Environment Cadi Ayyad University, Faculty of Sciences Semlalia, Marrakesh, Morocco. Dissertation title: Impact of environmental transformation on human health: case of Marrakesh margin.

Teaching Experiences šŸŽ“

Theoretical Courses:

Rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems (Master students), UCA (4h). Green biotechnologies and applications of plant-microorganism interactions for the restoration of polluted sites (LP-STAD student), UCA (8h). Enumeration, growth, nutrition, and bacterial genetics (Bachelor students), UCA (12h).

Practical Courses:

Characterization of chemical fertilizers (Master students), UM6P (16h). Water and soil microbiology (LP-STAD student), UCA (24h). Water and soil microbiology (Bachelor students), UCA (30h). Soil description and analysis (Bachelor students), UCA (20h). Initiation to basic microbiological techniques (Bachelor students), UCA (100h).

Student Supervision:

Ph.D. Students: Sahlaoui T., 2021-Current. Characterization and valorization of rhizobacteria-agroecological plants symbiosis in the rehabilitation of soils contaminated by heavy metals: an agrobiotechnology solution. Cadi Ayyad University (UCA)/Ruhr University Bochum. Co-supervisor.. Master Students (M. Sc): Banini C., 2023. The effect of heavy metals on the physiological properties of soybean modulating rhizobia: Implication in heavy metals stress mitigation. Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P). Co-supervisor. EL Aouadi F., 2023. Evaluation of plant growth promoting activities of rhizobia and non-rhizobia endophytes of soybean nodules: application in stress mitigation. Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah university/UM6P. Co-supervisor.. Bachelor Students (B. Sc): El Allami N., and Elhachim A., 2021. Risks of mining wastes on the environment and bioremediation trials. UCA. Co-supervisor. Abaache Z., and Abarada M., 2020. Microorganism-plant interactions for the rehabilitation of mining wastes. UCA. Co-supervisor.

Internship Experiences šŸŒ

Practical training / Faculty of Sciences Semlalia, Laboratory of Biology and Biotechnology of Microorganisms, ā€˜Isolation, purification and identification of multi-drug resistant bacteriaā€™ (Marrakech-Morocco). Practical training/ Faculty of sciences Semlalia, ā€˜Environmental Biotechnology for Bioremediation: Molecular Biology techniquesā€™ (Marrakech-Morocco). Practical training/ Faculty of sciences Semlalia, ā€˜Methods of gardening and multiplication of plantsā€™ (Marrakech-Morocco). Practical training/ Faculty of sciences Semlalia, Laboratory of Ecology and Environment, ā€˜Trapping rodents and sandfliesā€™ (Marrakech-Morocco). Bachelor research training/ Faculty of sciences Semlalia, ā€˜Impacts of environmental transformations on human health: the case of Marrakesh marginsā€™ (Marrakech-Morocco).

Research Projects šŸ”¬

Member of the project funded by OCP-Africa: Ā« Industrial-scalable of rhizobacteria inoculants for sustainable agriculture in Africa: Rhizobium-II Ā». Member of the project funded by OCP: Ā« Novel fertilizer formulations for Africa Ā». Member and young researcher of the project funded by Alexander von Humboldt foundation: Ā« Role of rhizobacteria-mycorrhizae-plants symbioses on the improvement of soil quality polluted by mine discharges Ā». Member of the project PPR2/2016/42 funded by CNRST, Morocco: Ā« Agro-biotechnologie pour la bioremĆ©diation des sols polluĆ©s par les mĆ©taux lourds (AGROBIO-MET)

Publications Top Notes šŸ“

  • Use of rhizobacteria and mycorrhizae consortium in the open field as a strategy for improving crop nutrition, productivity and soil fertility
    • Authors: A Raklami, N Bechtaoui, A Tahiri, M Anli, A Meddich, K Oufdou
    • Source: Frontiers in Microbiology 10, 429883, 2019

 

  • Biofertilizers as strategies to improve photosynthetic apparatus, growth, and drought stress tolerance in the date palm
    • Authors: M Anli, M Baslam, A Tahiri, A Raklami, S Symanczik, A Boutasknit, …
    • Source: Frontiers in Plant Science 11, 516818, 2020

 

  • Phosphate-dependent regulation of growth and stresses management in plants
    • Authors: N Bechtaoui, MK Rabiu, A Raklami, K Oufdou, M Hafidi, M Jemo
    • Source: Frontiers in Plant Science 12, 679916, 2021

 

  • Physiological and molecular aspects of tolerance to environmental constraints in grain and forage legumes
    • Authors: A Bargaz, M Zaman-Allah, M Farissi, M Lazali, JJ Drevon, RT Maougal, …
    • Source: International Journal of Molecular Sciences 16 (8), 18976-19008, 2015

 

  • Effect of salinity on nodulation, nitrogen fixation and growth of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) inoculated with rhizobial strains isolated from the Haouz region
    • Authors: M Faghire, A Bargaz, M Farissi, F Palma, B Mandri, C Lluch, NAT GarcĆ­a, …
    • Source: Symbiosis 55, 69-75, 2011

 

  • Oxidative stress in the root nodules of Phaseolus vulgaris is induced under conditions of phosphorus deficiency
    • Authors: A Bargaz, M Faghire, M Farissi, JJ Drevon, C Ghoulam
    • Source: Acta Physiologiae Plantarum 35 (5), 1633-1644, 2013

 

ElycƩe TINDANO | Ecology | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. ElycƩe TINDANO |Ecology| Best Researcher Award

 

ElycĆ©e Tindano, a BurkinabĆ© national, is an experienced educator and researcher specializing in Botany and Phytoecology. He holds a Doctorate in Botany and Phytoecology from UniversitĆ© Ouaga I Pr Joseph Ki-Zerbo (2016). Currently a MaĆ®tre-Assistant at UniversitĆ© Thomas Sankara, Tindano is a member of the university’s Performance Contract Operational Committee and has a history of significant academic and administrative contributions. His research focuses on vegetation dynamics and biodiversity conservation. He has participated in various international capacity-building programs and received several prestigious scholarships, including the ClimapAfrica and TWAS_DFG Cooperation Visits Programme.

Profile

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šŸŽ“Educational Background

Doctorate: Botany and Phytoecology, UniversitƩ Ouaga I Pr Joseph Ki-Zerbo, 2016, DEA: Botany and Phytoecology, UniversitƩ de Ouagadougou, 2010, Maitrise: Plant Biology and Physiology, UniversitƩ de Ouagadougou, 2008, Licence: Biological Sciences, UniversitƩ de Ouagadougou, 2007, DEUG: Chemistry-Biology, UniversitƩ de Ouagadougou, 2006, BaccalaurƩat: Series D Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 2004, Oupela

šŸ“„Theses and Dissertations

Doctoral Thesis: Title: Etat et dynamique de la vĆ©gĆ©tation et de la flore des inselbergs du Burkina Faso, Year: 2016, Institution: UniversitĆ© de Ouagadougou, Length: 237 pages. DEA Dissertation: Title: Etude de la vĆ©gĆ©tation des formations rocheuses de Kollel et de Tin-Edjar dans la rĆ©gion de la mare dā€™Oursi (Province de lā€™Oudalan/Burkina Faso), Year: 2010, Institution: UniversitĆ© de Ouagadougou, Length: 60 pages

šŸ†Professional Experience

2021-Present: Member, Operational Committee, Performance Contract, UniversitƩ Thomas Sankara, Oct 2020-Present: Assistant Professor in Plant Biology and Ecology, UFR-ST, UniversitƩ Thomas Sankara, 2018-2021: BaccalaurƩat Exam Jury President, Nov 2017-Oct 2020: Assistant in Plant Biology and Ecology, UniversitƩ Thomas Sankara, 2016-2017: Practical Work Monitor in Plant Biology, UFR/SVT, UniversitƩ de Ouagadougou, Sep 2017-Nov 2017: Team Coordinator for Phytosociological, Dendrometric, and Edaphic Data Collection, WASCAL Research Stations, Oct 2016: Participant in Permanent Plot Inventory, Grazing Ecology, WASCAL, Bolgatanga (Ghana), Nov 2012-Feb 2013: Participant in Permanent Plot Inventory, BKF015-IFN2 Project, Expert in Herbaceous Plants

šŸŒæAreas of Expertise

  • Plant Biology
  • Systematic Botany
  • Ecosystem Biodiversity Conservation
  • Functional Ecology
  • Agro-sylvopastoralism
  • Ethnobotany

šŸ“ˆCapacity Building

Jul 2020: Higher Education Teacher Training on Production of Educational Resources for Distance Learning, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Dec 2018: Training in Higher Education Pedagogy, Ethics, and Deontology, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Sep 2014: Urban Tree Inventory Method Training, BKF/015-IFN2 Project. Mar 2014: Training on “Fighting Climate Change through Technical Cooperation and Knowledge Transfer in The Agro-forestry Sector” (FCC-TECKTAFOR), Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Mar 2013: Research Project Writing Training, UniversitĆ© de Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Feb 2012: Homepage Updating Training, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Publications Top Notes šŸ“

  • Effect of artisanal gold mining on woody plant diversity in Western Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2024
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; Ganame, M.; Bongoungou, S.; Bayen, P.
    • Source: Scientific African, 24, e02221
  • Plant communities on inselbergs in Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2024
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; KaborĆ©, G.E.; Porembski, S.; Thiombiano, A.
    • Source: Heliyon, 10(1), e23653
  • Effects of abiotic factors on the flora and vegetation of inselbergs in Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2023
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; KadĆ©ba, A.; TraorĆ©, I.C.E.; Thiombiano, A.
    • Source: Environmental Advances, 12, 100378
  • Inselbergs: potential conservation areas for plant diversity in the face of anthropization
    • Year: 2023
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; LankoandĆ©, B.; Porembski, S.; Thiombiano, A.
    • Source: Journal of Phytology, 15, pp. 70ā€“79

 

  • Ecology and drought adaptation mechanisms of Caralluma adscendens N.E.Br. in western Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2023
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; Traore, A.; Ouoba, P.
    • Source: International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences, 17(6), pp. 2412ā€“2428

 

  • An overview on desiccation-tolerant mat-forming monocotyledons on tropical inselbergs
    • Year: 2021
    • Authors: Porembski, S.; Rexroth, J.; Weising, K.; Rabarimanarivo, M.N.; de Paula, L.F.A.
    • Source: Flora: Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants, 285, 151953

 

  • Sahelian inselberg vegetation in Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2015
    • Authors: Tindano, E.; Ganaba, S.; Sambare, O.; Thiombiano, A.
    • Source: Bois et ForĆŖts des Tropiques, (325), pp. 21ā€“33

 

  • Geographical patterns of woody plants’ functional traits in Burkina Faso
    • Year: 2013
    • Authors: Schmidt, M.; TraorĆ©, S.; OuĆ©draogo, A.; Hahn, K.; Zizka, G.
    • Source: Candollea, 68(2), pp. 197ā€“202