Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse | Soil | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse
Bule Hora University

Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse
Affiliation Bule Hora University
Country Benin
Scopus ID 57718492300
Documents 5
Citations 38
h-index 4
Subject Area Soil
Event International Soil Scientist Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-2816-6534

Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse is affiliated with Bule Hora University and is engaged in scholarly research within the field of soil science. Academic contributions associated with the researcher include scientific publications, citation impact, and participation in the advancement of knowledge related to soil resources, sustainable land management, and environmental research. This academic recognition profile has been prepared in consideration of the Innovative Research Award presented within the framework of the International Soil Scientist Awards, highlighting scholarly achievements, research productivity, and academic impact.[1]

Abstract

This article presents a scholarly overview of Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse, emphasizing academic contributions in soil science and related environmental disciplines. The profile examines research productivity, publication activity, citation performance, and scientific relevance. The available academic indicators suggest meaningful engagement in research addressing soil resources and sustainable environmental management. The article further evaluates the suitability of the researcher for recognition through the Innovative Research Award based on established scholarly criteria.[1][2]

Keywords

Soil Science, Sustainable Land Management, Environmental Research, Soil Fertility, Research Impact, Scientific Publications, Citation Analysis, Agricultural Sustainability, Academic Recognition, Innovative Research Award.

Introduction

Soil science plays a critical role in supporting agricultural productivity, ecosystem resilience, environmental sustainability, and food security. Researchers working within this field contribute valuable knowledge that informs sustainable land-use practices and resource management strategies. Academic recognition programs provide opportunities to acknowledge researchers who demonstrate commitment to scientific advancement and scholarly excellence.[3]

Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse has contributed to the growing body of soil science literature through research publications and academic engagement. The available research metrics provide evidence of scholarly activity and influence within relevant scientific communities.[1]

Research Profile

The research profile of Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse reflects active participation in soil-related scientific investigations. Affiliated with Bule Hora University, the researcher has contributed to studies addressing soil management, environmental sustainability, and agricultural development. Indexed publications and citation metrics indicate engagement with internationally recognized scholarly communication platforms.[1]

  • Institution: Bule Hora University
  • Country: Benin
  • Scopus Author ID: 57718492300
  • Documents Indexed: 5
  • Total Citations: 38
  • h-index: 4

Research Contributions

Research activities attributed to Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse contribute to scientific understanding of soil properties, agricultural productivity, and sustainable resource utilization. Such work supports broader efforts aimed at enhancing environmental stewardship and improving evidence-based agricultural practices.[3]

  • Contribution to soil and environmental research initiatives.
  • Participation in studies related to agricultural sustainability.
  • Development of scholarly publications disseminating research findings.
  • Support for scientific understanding of soil resource management.
  • Engagement in collaborative academic research activities.

Publications

Publication records indicate a growing portfolio of scientific outputs contributing to soil science scholarship. These publications support academic discourse and provide evidence of ongoing participation in research dissemination and knowledge development.[1]

  1. Peer-reviewed journal publications in soil science and environmental studies.
  2. Research outputs addressing agricultural and ecological sustainability.
  3. Collaborative scholarly investigations involving soil resource management.
  4. Publications contributing to measurable citation impact.

Research Impact

Research impact is commonly evaluated through citation metrics, publication visibility, and scholarly influence. With five indexed documents, thirty-eight citations, and an h-index of four, the available indicators suggest that the research outputs of Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse have received recognition and engagement from the scientific community.[1]

Although quantitative metrics provide only one dimension of scholarly assessment, they remain valuable indicators of research dissemination and academic reach. These measures contribute to broader evaluations of scientific contribution and professional achievement.[2]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award recognizes researchers who demonstrate scholarly productivity, scientific contribution, and commitment to advancing knowledge within their disciplines. Based on available publication records, citation performance, and engagement in soil science research, Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse exhibits characteristics that align with the objectives of the award program.[1]

  • Demonstrated research productivity.
  • Documented citation impact.
  • Contributions to soil science and environmental sustainability.
  • Participation in scholarly communication and dissemination.
  • Alignment with innovation-focused academic recognition criteria.

Conclusion

Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse has established an academic profile characterized by scholarly engagement, publication activity, and measurable research impact within soil science. The available evidence indicates meaningful contributions to scientific knowledge and environmental research. These accomplishments support consideration for recognition through the Innovative Research Award and reflect continued potential for future academic advancement.[1][2]

References

  1. Scopus author details: Kenenisa Abdisa Kuse, Author ID 57718492300. Scopus.https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57718492300
  2. Hirsch, J. E. (2005). An index to quantify an individual’s scientific research output. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0507655102
  3. Food and Agriculture Organization. (n.d.). Soil resources and sustainable management principles. https://www.fao.org/soils-portal/en/
  4. A systematic review of high accuracy surface modeling Euclidean enhanced machine learning and Bayesian maximum entropy for soil property prediction.https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s44378-026-00256-3

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Dr. Gouri Sankar Bhunia | Soil Ecology | Research Excellence Award

University of Calcutta | India

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Henan Agricultural University | China

Han Dan’s research achievements in soil microbiology reflect a significant contribution to understanding the complexity of soil ecosystems and their role in sustainable agriculture. Her work primarily focuses on soil microbial communities and their functional roles in nutrient cycling, particularly nitrogen dynamics, which are essential for improving soil fertility and crop productivity. She has extensively explored plant–microbe interactions within the rhizosphere, highlighting how microbial diversity and activity influence nutrient availability, soil health, and plant resilience under various environmental stresses. Her research integrates advanced microbiological and molecular approaches to assess how agricultural practices shape microbial structure and function, offering practical insights for enhancing soil sustainability. With 39 scientific documents, 1,197 citations across 1,089 citing documents, and an h-index of 17, her scholarly output demonstrates strong academic impact and recognition within the global scientific community. Her contributions support the development of environmentally friendly soil management strategies, promoting efficient resource use and long-term agricultural sustainability while advancing the broader field of soil microbiology.

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Biochar-Based Microbial Fertilizer Enhances Yield and Quality of Flue-Cured Tobacco through Rhizosphere Nutrient and Microbial Regulation


– Annals of Microbiology, 2026


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Ondokuz Mayis University | Turkey

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Dr. Omar Badr Mohamed Badr Awad | Drainage Research Institute | Egypt

Omar Badr Mohamed Badr Awad is an accomplished Assistant Researcher at the National Water Research Center, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, Egypt, specializing in irrigation and drainage engineering. His research focuses on improving agricultural drainage systems, enhancing water quality management, and promoting sustainable reuse of marginal water resources. He has conducted extensive applied research on subsurface drainage, open channel hydraulics, and water quality monitoring across the Nile Delta, contributing to national efforts in optimizing drainage water utilization. His academic background in water resources systems supports his expertise in simulation modeling, hydrology, and hydraulic design. He is proficient in advanced tools such as HEC-RAS, WMS, Drainmod, GIS software, and AutoCAD Civil 3D, which he applies to model and analyze water systems for better management practices. He has also participated in several international training programs and workshops focusing on water quality assessment, irrigation and drainage management, and water governance, strengthening his global perspective on sustainable water resources development. His technical proficiency, research acumen, and collaborative approach make him a valuable contributor to advancing water management strategies and innovative solutions in irrigation and drainage engineering.

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wei wei Zhao | Minzu Normal University of Xingyi | China

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Zhao, W., & Zhang, M. (2025). Microbial diversity of the rhizosphere in different habitats of Paeonia ludlowii in Xizang. Russian Journal of Plant Physiology, 72, 214.

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Dr. Sandeep Bhatia | Galgotias University | India

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Bhatia, S., Naib, B. B., & Ashraf, G. (2023). Credit card fraud detection using classification algorithm. TechRxiv.

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Dr. Fariya Abubakari | Murdoch University | Australia

Fariya Abubakari is an accomplished agricultural scientist whose research focuses on soil fertility, nutrient dynamics, and sustainable agricultural production. Her PhD research at Murdoch University explores potassium leaching and availability in sandy soils of southwest Western Australia, with significant emphasis on soil pH influence, nutrient release kinetics, and predictive modeling using Hydrus 1D. She has also contributed to projects such as N2Africa and OFRA, enhancing nitrogen fixation in smallholder systems and optimizing fertilizer use across African savannah zones. Her publications address critical agricultural issues including soil acidity, climate change impacts, and food security. In addition to academic research, she has peer-reviewed papers for several international journals and delivered presentations at major global soil and climate conferences. Her interdisciplinary work integrates environmental sustainability, soil management, and technology-driven solutions for enhancing crop productivity. Through her involvement in organizations like End Ecocide Ghana and Global Call for Climate Actions, she has advocated for climate resilience, renewable energy, and ecosystem protection. Her research, outreach, and global engagement reflect a strong commitment to advancing soil science and contributing to sustainable food systems in both African and Australian agricultural landscapes.

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Abubakari, F., & Abubakari, F. (2015). Determinants of household food security and climate change impacts on agriculture in Ghana. Academic Research Journal of Agricultural Science and Research, 3(7), 178–183.

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Abubakari, F., & Abubakari, F. (2014). Effects of awareness of fertilizer subsidy on the yield of crops among rural farmers in Ghana. [Unpublished manuscript].

Abubakari, F., & Abubakari, F. (2015). Farmers’ perception on soil erosion problems and conservation methods among rural farmers in Talensi-Nabdam districts of Upper East Region of Ghana. Academic Research Journal of Agricultural Science and Research (Forthcoming).