Tianfu Han | Soil Fertility | Research Excellence Award

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Ningsheng Chen | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Ningsheng Chen | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

Yangtze University | China 

Ningsheng Chen is a second-level Professor and PhD supervisor recognized for his influential contributions to geological engineering, with a strong focus on debris flows, landslides, and mountain flood disasters. His research portfolio includes 210 publications, of which 151 are indexed documents supported by 2,098 citations from 1,739 citing records, reflecting an h-index of 24. He has authored five monographs and secured 25 patents and software copyrights, demonstrating a commitment to advancing both scientific understanding and practical innovation in hazard mitigation. His work has earned multiple national and provincial science and technology awards, and several of his research outputs have been acknowledged as major scientific advancements in ecological and environmental fields. As a Distinguished Talent of Changjiang University and a Kunlun Outstanding Talent, he has provided national-level expertise through 35 advisory reports and continues to lead significant scientific initiatives, including international cooperation programs and major natural disaster research projects. In addition to his research leadership, he contributes to academic governance as Chairman of the Mountain Branch of the Geographical Society of China and as a member of the National Standards Committee, reinforcing his role as a key figure in promoting scientific progress and disaster-risk reduction in mountainous regions.

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Featured Publications

Wu, Z., Chen, N., Qing, L., Chen, X., Huang, N., & Zhang, Y. (2025). Typhoon–terrain synergy: A critical mechanism driving high-frequency flood disasters in the Beijing region. Water,

Wang, Z., Wen, T., Chen, N., & Tang, R. (2025). Assessment of landslide susceptibility based on the two-layer stacking model—A case study of Jiacha County, China. Remote Sensing,

Hou, R., Wu, M., Chen, N., Wu, K., Chen, X., She, D., Huang, N., & Xiao, M. (2025). Human settlements lie on paleolandslide deposits: Risk, evidence and formation of an ancient river-blocking landslide in the Jinsha River tributary, SE Tibetan Plateau. CATENA,

Peng, T., Chen, N., Hu, G., Tian, S., Ni, H., & Huang, L. (2025). New rulers for estimating the magnitude of catastrophic debris flows. Natural Hazards.

Han, Z., Xie, W., Zeng, C., Li, Y., Chen, G., Chen, N., Hu, G., & Wang, W. (2024). Modelling the temporal-varied nonlinear velocity profile of debris flow using a stratification aggregation algorithm in 3D-HBP-SPH framework. Journal of Mountain Science.

Zhong, Z., Chen, N., Hu, G., Han, Z., & Ni, H. (2024). High-tide hysteresis effect of low-frequency debris flow after earthquake: A case study of Xifan Gully. Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment.

Nahuel Reussi Calvo | Soil Fertility | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Nahuel Reussi Calvo | Soil Fertility | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Nahuel Reussi Calvo, National Council for Scientific and Technical Research, Argentina

Prof. Dr. Nahuel Reussi Calvo is an Independent Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), Argentina, and an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, National University of Mar del Plata (UNMdP). His research focuses on soil fertility, plant nutrition, and nutrient management, with a particular emphasis on sulfur deficiency in wheat and fertilization strategies. He has held leadership roles, including serving as President of the Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Commission of the Argentine Association of Soil Science (2014-2018), and is an Associate Editor of the Soil Science Magazine.

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Summary:

Prof. Dr. Nahuel Reussi Calvo is a leading figure in the field of soil science and agricultural research. His contributions to nitrogen management, plant nutrition, and soil fertility have been instrumental in improving agricultural practices, particularly in the Pampas region of Argentina. He has demonstrated leadership in soil science education and mentorship, helping to shape the next generation of researchers in this field. His work continues to play a critical role in addressing the challenges of crop nutrition, particularly in maize and wheat cultivation.

🎓 Education

Nahuel Ignacio Reussi Calvo holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Faculty of Agronomy, National University of Mar del Plata (UNMdP), awarded in 2005 with a thesis on wheat crop response to nitrogen, phosphate, and sulfur fertilization under different tillage systems. He later earned a Doctorate in Agricultural Sciences from the same institution in 2009, specializing in plant production with a dissertation on sulfur deficiency in wheat, for which he received the highest distinction, “Summa cum laude.”

💼Experience

Dr. Reussi Calvo is an Independent Researcher at CONICET and an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, UNMdP. He has been actively engaged in soil fertility and plant nutrition research and serves as an Associate Editor for the Soil Science Magazine. His academic career includes various teaching roles at UNMdP since 2001, progressing from assistant to honorary teaching assistant, and later adjunct professor. Since 2019, he has been the Director of the Soil Fertility and Crop Nutrition Course at FCA-UNNE. Additionally, he has been a visiting professor for multiple postgraduate programs at institutions such as the National University of La Pampa, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés in Bolivia, and the University of Buenos Aires.

🔬Research Focus

His research centers on soil fertility, nutrient management, and plant nutrition, with a particular focus on sulfur deficiency in wheat, nitrogen and sulfur fertilization strategies, and the use of precision tools for nutrient diagnosis in crops. His work integrates soil analysis and fertility diagnosis to improve agricultural productivity and sustainability.

🛠️Skills

Dr. Reussi Calvo possesses expertise in soil fertility assessment, crop nutrition management, fertilizer application strategies, and precision agriculture techniques. He is highly skilled in agronomic research, teaching, and academic mentoring, having supervised multiple undergraduate theses on soil fertility and plant nutrition. His experience extends to scientific communication, editorial work, and consultancy in agricultural soil science.

🏆Awards

He served as the President of the Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Commission of the Argentine Association of Soil Science from 2014 to 2018. His academic excellence is demonstrated by his outstanding historical grade point average (9.32 and 9.36 for his undergraduate and doctoral degrees, respectively), with no recorded failures. His leadership in soil science education and research has established him as a key figure in Argentina’s agricultural sector.

📚 Publications

    • Greenness index profile in maize canopy: Implications for crop N status diagnosis

      • Authors: N.E. Maltese, W.D. Carciochi, O.P. Caviglia, M.P. Iglesias, N.I. Reussi Calvo
      • Journal: Field Crops Research
      • Year: 2025

    • Nitrogen mineralization potential depletion in Pampas (Argentina) croplands following conversion from native grasslands

      • Authors: N. Wyngaard, C. Crespo, G.V. García, P.A. Barbieri, H.R. Saínz Rozas
      • Journal: Geoderma Regional
      • Year: 2025

    • Soil test correlation of Olsen-P for corn and soybean in a subtropical humid region (Open access)

      • Authors: N.I. Reussi Calvo, D. Cortez, C. Crespo, A.A. Correndo, F.O. García
      • Journal: Agronomy Journal
      • Year: 2025

    • Anaerobically mineralized nitrogen within macroaggregates as an indicator of wheat nitrogen nutrition

      • Authors: G.V. García, N.I. Reussi Calvo, N. Wyngaard, F. Covacevich, G.A. Studdert
      • Journal: Ciencia del Suelo
      • Year: 2024

    • Nitrogen deficiency in maize fields of the Southern Pampas does not affect kernel number but reduces weight per kernel

      • Authors: C. Moises, F.H. Andrade, J.P. Monzon, N.I. Reussi Calvo, A.A. Cerrudo
      • Journal: Field Crops Research
      • Year: 2024

Conclusion:

Prof. Dr. Nahuel Reussi Calvo’s extensive body of work, teaching contributions, and leadership in soil science make him a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His commitment to advancing agricultural productivity through innovative soil and crop management practices, combined with his dedication to scientific education, has positioned him as a key figure in the field of soil fertility. With continued focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and technological advancements, his research has the potential to significantly impact global agricultural practices and sustainability.