Nada Janah | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Nada Janah
Researcher Nada Janah
Affiliation Université Sultan Moulay Slimane (USMS)
Country Morocco
Scopus ID 60648631700
Documents 2
Subject Area Environmental Science
Event Scientific World Research Awards
ORCID 0009-0000-9232-7374

Nada Janah – Université Sultan Moulay Slimane (USMS)

Nada Janah, affiliated with Université Sultan Moulay Slimane (USMS), Morocco, has established an emerging research profile in Environmental Science through publications addressing climate resilience, sustainability, and green finance. Her scholarly contributions demonstrate interdisciplinary perspectives supported by bibliometric methodologies and environmental assessment, making her research relevant to contemporary global sustainability discussions.[1]

Abstract

Nada Janah’s research primarily examines environmental sustainability using bibliometric techniques to evaluate climate resilience and green finance research. Her publications provide structured evidence on thematic development, research collaboration, and knowledge evolution, contributing valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and institutions pursuing sustainable environmental development.[1][2]

Keywords

Environmental Science, Climate Resilience, Green Finance, Bibliometric Analysis, Sustainability, Research Trends, Knowledge Mapping, Scientific Collaboration, Research Indicators, Intellectual Growth.

Introduction

Nada Janah’s academic activities focus on understanding environmental sustainability through evidence-based bibliometric investigations. Her research emphasizes climate resilience, green finance, scientific productivity, and thematic evolution, providing comprehensive assessments that support future environmental research planning and sustainable policy development across international academic communities.[1]

Research Profile

Affiliated with Université Sultan Moulay Slimane, Nada Janah has contributed scholarly publications within Environmental Science. Her research profile demonstrates interdisciplinary interests combining bibliometric methodologies, sustainability evaluation, environmental policy analysis, and quantitative literature assessment to identify influential research patterns and emerging scientific priorities.[2]

Research Contributions

Her studies contribute systematic evaluations of environmental research landscapes by identifying publication trends, collaboration networks, citation indicators, and conceptual developments. These findings assist researchers and decision-makers in recognizing emerging topics, knowledge gaps, and future opportunities within sustainability and climate-related scientific investigations.[1]

Publications

  • Bibliometric Analysis of Climate Resilience Research: Trends, Indicators, and Conceptual Approach.[1]
  • Green Finance Transformation and Intellectual Growth: A Systematic Bibliometric Analysis of Thematic Evolution and Geographic Research Disparities (2015–2026).[2]

Research Impact

The research enhances understanding of scientific development in environmental sustainability by synthesizing extensive scholarly evidence. Bibliometric findings support evidence-informed decision making, strengthen future research directions, encourage international collaboration, and improve awareness of evolving environmental and sustainability research priorities worldwide.[2]

Award Suitability

Nada Janah demonstrates consistent scholarly engagement through publications addressing globally significant environmental challenges. Her interdisciplinary analyses, commitment to research quality, and contributions to bibliometric evaluation support recognition for academic excellence and align with the objectives of the Scientific World Research Awards.[1][2]

Conclusion

The available research demonstrates an emerging academic profile dedicated to environmental sustainability and bibliometric scholarship. Through systematic analyses of climate resilience and green finance, Nada Janah contributes meaningful scientific evidence that supports continued advancement in environmental research, policy evaluation, and international scholarly collaboration.[1][2]

References

  1. Bibliometric Analysis of Climate Resilience Research: Trends, Indicators, and Conceptual Approach
    https://www.mdpi.com/2225-1154/14/6/119
  2. Green Finance Transformation and Intellectual Growth: A Systematic Bibliometric Analysis of Thematic Evolution and Geographic Research Disparities (2015–2026)
    https://ideas.repec.org/a/gam/jjrfmx/v19y2026i5p368-d1946790.html
  3. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Nada Janah, Author ID 60648631700. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60648631700

Dani Sarsekova | Agricultural Science | Outstanding Scientist Award

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Prof. Dr. Dani Sarsekova | Agricultural Science | Outstanding Scientist Award

Central Asia | Kazak National agrarian research university | Kazakhstan

Prof. Dr. Dani Sarsekova is an accomplished researcher specializing in groundwater sustainability, environmental hydrology, and natural resource management, with a strong emphasis on the unique ecological and hydrogeological conditions of Central Asia. Her work addresses some of the region’s most pressing environmental challenges, including water scarcity, aquifer depletion, climate change impacts, and the urgent need for sustainable watershed management in arid and mountainous environments.Her research on groundwater systems in the Zhambyl Region of Southern Kazakhstan highlights her expertise in evaluating aquifer characteristics, groundwater recharge processes, and water resource pressures caused by agricultural expansion and climatic variability. This work provides scientifically grounded recommendations for improving groundwater use efficiency and strengthening long-term sustainability. Through comprehensive hydrochemical assessments, spatial mapping, and environmental diagnostics, she contributes vital knowledge to policy frameworks involving regional water management.Beyond groundwater studies, Prof. Sarsekova is deeply engaged in hydrological comparisons of river basins. Her research includes an influential comparative assessment of mountainous river basins in the Kyrgyz–Kazakh region with similar basins in Australia, Canada, and the United States, showcasing her ability to situate Central Asian ecosystems within a global context. This comparative approach enhances understanding of water cycle behavior, watershed resilience, and environmental stress responses across diverse climatic zones.Her broader research portfolio spans integrated natural resource management, climate resilience, land–water interactions, soil–water dynamics, ecological vulnerability, and environmental sustainability assessments. She frequently collaborates with international teams to develop science-based solutions for environmental restoration, sustainable agriculture, and climate-adapted resource use.With a steadily growing corpus of publications, rising citations, and active involvement in multidisciplinary scientific networks, Prof. Dr. Dani Sarsekova is recognized as a significant contributor to advancing sustainable hydrology, groundwater conservation, and environmental resilience in Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian region. Her work plays a crucial role in shaping sustainable strategies for water-dependent ecosystems under escalating environmental pressures.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

  • Adenova, D., Sarsekova, D., Absametov, M., Murtazin, Y., Sagin, J., Trushel, L., & Miroshnichenko, O. (2024). The study of groundwater in the Zhambyl Region, Southern Kazakhstan, to improve sustainability. Sustainability, 16(11), 4597. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16114597

  • Sarsekova, D. N., Balakanova, A. S., Obizinskaya, E. V., Yesmurzayeva, A. K., & Librik, A. A. (2018). Influence of protective forest plants on soil fertility in agrarian landscapes (on the example of the Piskarev peasant household of Pavlodar). Herald of Science of S. Seifullin Kazakh Agro Technical University, No. 2(97).

  • Sarsekova, D. N., & Gudynaitė, V. (2014). Genotypic variation and heritability of growth and adaptive traits, and adaptation of young poplar hybrids at the northern margins of natural distribution of Populus nigra in Europe. Biomass & Bioenergy, 70, 513–529. (as mentioned on her profile)

  • Maissupova, I. K., Sarsekova, D. N., Weger, J., & Bubeník, J. (2017). Comparison of the growth of fast-growing poplar and willow in two sites of Central Kazakhstan. Journal of Forest Science, 63(5), 239–244. https://doi.org/10.17221/101/2016-JFS

  • Sarsekova, D. N., Maissupova, I. K., & Boranbay, Z. T. (2017). Determination of reserves of phytomass and circannual deposition of fast-growing wood species in Central Kazakhstan. Ecology, Environment and Conservation, 23(1), 256–261.