Monica Alvarez Manso | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. Monica Alvarez Manso | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. Monica Alvarez Manso | Universidad De Leon | Spain

Mónica Alvarez Manso is a PhD candidate at the University of León and a Technical Mining Engineer with a Master’s in Occupational Risk Prevention. She serves as Vice-Dean of the Official College of Technical Mining Engineers and Mining and Energy Graduates of Madrid and Castilla y León, where she leads initiatives in energy, mining, and advanced materials. Her expertise spans hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, renewable systems, and sustainable water resource management. With experience in large-scale international energy projects, innovative software development, and leadership roles, she combines technical excellence with a strong commitment to sustainable innovation and climate change mitigation.

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Academic Background

Mónica Alvarez Manso is a highly accomplished professional with a strong academic and technical foundation. She is a PhD candidate at the University of León, where her research focuses on sustainable energy and resource management. She earned her degree as a Technical Mining Engineer from the School of Mining Engineering in León and later completed a Master’s in Occupational Risk Prevention at UNED. Her education has been complemented by extensive professional experience in hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, renewable systems, and sustainable water management, enabling her to integrate advanced knowledge with practical innovation in the fields of energy and sustainability.

Professional Experience

Mónica Alvarez Manso has built a distinguished career that combines technical expertise, research, and leadership in the fields of energy, mining, and sustainability. She has directed and coordinated complex projects involving hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, renewable energy integration, and sustainable water resource management. Her professional work includes the design and implementation of innovative systems for green hydrogen and biomethane production, large-scale energy infrastructure, and industrial energy efficiency. As Vice-Dean of the Official College of Technical Mining Engineers and Mining and Energy Graduates, she plays a key role in advancing innovation, professional development, and technological progress in the energy sector.

Awards and Honors

Mónica Alvarez Manso has earned recognition for her outstanding contributions to energy engineering, sustainability, and applied research. Her innovative work in hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, and renewable systems has positioned her as a respected leader in advancing clean energy solutions. She has been acknowledged for her role in developing pioneering projects that address climate change mitigation and industrial sustainability. Her leadership as Vice-Dean of the Official College of Technical Mining Engineers and Mining and Energy Graduates highlights her commitment to professional excellence. Through her academic, technical, and institutional achievements, she continues to gain distinction and honors in her field.

Research Focus

Mónica Alvarez Manso centers her research on sustainable energy systems, with particular emphasis on hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, and renewable integration. Her work explores the complete cycle of green hydrogen production, storage, and transport, as well as innovative methods for biogas upgrading and digestate valorization to support circular economy principles. She also investigates advanced energy systems, including smart grids, energy storage, and industrial efficiency. Another significant aspect of her research involves sustainable water resource management and climate change mitigation strategies, where she develops practical and innovative solutions that bridge academic research with real-world energy and environmental challenges.

Publication Top Notes

Classification Framework for Hydrological Resources for Sustainable Hydrogen Production with a Predictive Algorithm for Optimization

Year: 2025

Feasibility study of an electrical power plant combined with a thermolysis process

Year: 2002

Conclusion

Mónica Alvarez Manso is an accomplished researcher whose expertise combines technical depth with leadership in hydrogen technologies, bioenergy, renewable systems, and sustainable water management. She has contributed to international infrastructure projects and advanced research in green hydrogen and biomethane production, while also serving as Vice-Dean of the Official College of Technical Mining Engineers. Her innovations, such as HYDROGREENSIM and registered inventions, showcase creativity and impact. With stronger academic publications, her profile reflects an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Morteza Habibi | Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Morteza Habibi | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Morteza Habibi | Amirkabir University of Technology | Iran

Dr. Morteza Habibi is an Associate Professor of Fusion Energy at Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, specializing in plasma physics, fusion engineering, and plasma-material interaction. Since earning his Ph.D. in Fusion Engineering, he has led research in plasma focus devices, X-ray sources, and advanced coating technologies. With over 15 ISI-indexed publications, multiple conference papers, patents, and authored books, he has significantly contributed to Iran’s fusion research capacity. He has also held key academic roles, including Deputy of Research Affairs and Head of the Plasma Engineering Group. His work bridges experimental physics, device development, and innovative surface engineering.

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Educational Background

Dr. Morteza Habibi holds a Ph.D. in Fusion Engineering and Plasma Physics from Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran. His academic focus centers on plasma-material interaction, fusion energy systems, and the development of plasma-based technologies. Throughout his career, he has combined theoretical knowledge with experimental practice, contributing to the design and operation of advanced plasma focus devices. His education laid the foundation for a productive research career, marked by numerous scientific publications, technical innovations, and authored books. Dr. Habibi’s educational background continues to support his contributions to plasma engineering and his leadership in academic and research initiatives.

Professional Experience

Dr. Morteza Habibi has over 15 years of academic and research experience in the field of fusion energy and plasma physics. He began his career as an Assistant Professor at Amirkabir University of Technology in 2008 and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2015. He has served in several key administrative roles, including Deputy of Research Affairs (2014–2019) and Deputy of Graduate and Research Affairs (2021–2023). He also led the Plasma Engineering Group from 2019 to 2021. His professional work focuses on plasma diagnostics, fusion devices, X-ray sources, and surface coating technologies through plasma applications.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Morteza Habibi has been recognized for his significant contributions to plasma physics and fusion engineering through multiple academic and technical honors. His innovative work led to several national patents, including the development of a miniature pulsed plasma generator and a switching repetitive power supply. His translation and authorship of key plasma physics books have also been acknowledged within academic circles. As a dedicated researcher and educator, he has received institutional commendations for his leadership roles and scientific achievements. His efforts have strengthened Iran’s capabilities in fusion research and advanced plasma technology development.

Research Focus

Dr. Morteza Habibi’s research is centered on fusion energy, plasma physics, and plasma-material interaction, with a strong emphasis on experimental and applied plasma technologies. He has extensively worked on the design and operation of plasma focus devices, hard and soft X-ray generation, and high-energy ion beam applications. His studies also cover surface modification, plasma diagnostics, and the development of advanced coating techniques for industrial and energy applications. Through numerous journal publications, conference presentations, and technical innovations, Dr. Habibi’s research contributes to the advancement of fusion science and the development of efficient plasma-based engineering solutions.

Publication Top Notes

Improvement of corrosion and electrical conductivity of 316L stainless steel as bipolar plate by TiN nanoparticle implantation using plasma focus
Year: 2012 | Cited by: 52

High-voltage charging power supply based on an LCC-type resonant converter operating at continuous conduction mode
Year: 2019 | Cited by: 45

Experimental study of current discharge behavior and hard X-ray anisotropy by APF plasma focus device
Year: 2009 | Cited by: 43

Angular distribution of argon ions and X-ray emissions in the APF plasma focus device
Year: 2011 | Cited by: 32

TiCrN-TiAlN-TiAlSiN-TiAlSiCN multi-layers utilized to increase tillage tools useful lifetime
Year: 2019 | Cited by: 31

Enhanced electrical conductivity of two layers AlN–TiN coating on SS316L as bipolar plate using plasma focus device
Year: 2016 | Cited by: 31

A novel method for observation by unaided eyes of nitrogen ion tracks and angular distribution in a plasma focus device using 50 Hz–HV electrochemically-etched polycarbonate detectors
Year: 2012 | Cited by: 31

Conclusion

Dr. Morteza Habibi is a distinguished researcher in fusion engineering and plasma physics, with a focus on plasma-material interactions and plasma focus devices. As an Associate Professor at Amirkabir University of Technology, he has held key leadership roles and contributed extensively to experimental plasma research, publishing widely and securing multiple patents. His work on the Amirkabir Plasma Focus device has advanced national capabilities, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award based on innovation, leadership, and scientific impact.