Fikret Dogru | Earth | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fikret Dogru | Earth | Research Excellence Award

Ataturk University | Turkey

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fikret Dogru’s research contributions in geophysical engineering reflect a strong command of satellite data analysis, ground-based geophysical surveys, and advanced signal-processing techniques such as wavelet transformation. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent productivity, with 30 published documents that collectively highlight expertise in gravity methods, subsurface characterization, and the development of integrative geophysical interpretation frameworks. These contributions have drawn growing academic attention, evidenced by 150 citations, showcasing the relevance and applicability of his work in both theoretical and applied geophysics. With an h-index of 7, his research exhibits a solid level of influence across interconnected scientific areas, particularly where geophysical modeling intersects with innovative analytical methodologies. His portfolio includes impactful studies that enhance the accuracy of geophysical mapping, improve the reliability of structural assessments, and support multidisciplinary investigations across engineering and earth sciences. In addition, his recognition through multiple publication awards demonstrates the broader scientific community’s acknowledgment of the quality and continuity of his research outputs. Overall, his work significantly advances modern geophysical engineering by integrating data-driven approaches with robust analytical precision, contributing to improved subsurface exploration, geotechnical evaluation, and the evolution of contemporary geophysical interpretation techniques.

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Featured Publications

Taşci, S., Şenocak, S., Doğru, F., Wang, B., Abdelrahman, K., Fnais, M. S., & Abd El-Raouf, A. (2025). Geospatial and multi-criteria analysis for identifying groundwater potential zones in the Oltu Basin, Turkey.

Abd El-Raouf, A., Doğru, F., Bilici, Ö., Azab, I., Taşci, S., Jiang, L., Abdelrahman, K., Fnais, M., & Amer, O. (2024). Combining remote sensing data and geochemical properties of ultramafics to explore chromite ore deposits in East Oltu Erzurum, Turkey.

Aniekan Ekanem | Earth | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Aniekan Ekanem | Earth | Best Researcher Award

Akwa Ibom State University | Nigeria

Dr. Aniekan Martin Ekanem is a dedicated geophysics scholar whose research spans seismic wave theory, geo-electromagnetic methods, exploration geophysics, radiometric techniques, and nuclear geophysics, with strong emphasis on advancing subsurface imaging, geophysical data processing, and sustainable resource exploration. His academic portfolio demonstrates substantial contributions to both theoretical and applied geophysics, reflected in a robust record of 55 scholarly documents, 591 citations, and an h-index of 15, underscoring the global relevance and impact of his work. Dr. Ekanem’s expertise covers seismic acquisition and analysis, potential field methods, electrical and borehole geophysics, and non-conventional energy physics, providing innovative insights into earth structure, energy systems, and environmental applications. He has successfully supervised multiple postgraduate and undergraduate research projects, contributing to capacity building in geosciences and fostering advanced scientific inquiry. His extensive service roles—including academic coordination, quality assurance, curriculum harmonization, journal editorial work, and programme leadership—highlight his commitment to institutional development and academic excellence. As an active reviewer for leading international journals, he continuously supports the integrity and progression of geophysical research. Overall, his scientific achievements and professional engagements position him as an influential contributor to modern geophysics and interdisciplinary earth science research.

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Featured Publications

Ndoma, I. G., George, N. J., Ekanem, A. M., Orosun, M. M., Ahamad, T., Adesina, K. E., Kaur, S., Bello, S., Akinyemi, A., Agbo, E., & Essiett, A. (2025). Assessment of radioactivity levels and health hazards in welding electrodes using spectrometric and statistical methods. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity.

Yahweh, B., Ekanem, A. M., & George, N. J. (2025). From qubits to QCuries: A quantum computing framework for Tc-99m ultra-precise optimization. European Physical Journal Plus.