Izabela da Cunha Bataglioli | Environmental Science Award | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Izabela da Cunha Bataglioli | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

👤 Dr. Izabela da Cunha Bataglioli, Universidade Estadual Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho”-UNESP, Botucatu/SP, Brazil

Izabela da Cunha Bataglioli is a dedicated professional in the field of animal science, with a strong background in proteomics research. She earned her undergraduate degree in Zootechnics (2016) and a master’s degree in the same field (2019) from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (UNESP). Izabela’s research focused on elucidating physiological and functional aspects of mercury-associated proteins in Arapaima gigas, a project funded by FAPESP. She has demonstrated expertise in protein analysis techniques, including SDS-PAGE and 2D-PAGE, through practical laboratory training under esteemed mentors. Her academic and practical experiences span poultry nutrition, cattle management, and equine care, contributing to her multidisciplinary expertise. Izabela continues to excel as a researcher, emphasizing innovation in animal nutrition and biochemistry.

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🌟  Summary of Suitability for the Research for Best Researcher Award

Izabela da Cunha Bataglioli is a strong contender for the Research for Best Researcher Award. Her combination of advanced research in proteomics, diverse practical experiences, and academic excellence establishes her as a promising scientist contributing to the fields of animal science and agricultural sustainability. The innovative nature of her work, particularly her research on physiological and functional aspects of proteins in Arapaima gigas, showcases her ability to tackle complex biological challenges. Given her technical expertise, dedication to research, and demonstrated impact, Izabela’s candidacy for this award is highly justified.

🎓 Education 

Izabela completed her undergraduate studies in Zootechnics at UNESP in 2016. During her time there, she engaged in various academic activities, including participation in the XXVII and XXVIII Weeks of Agricultural and Forestry Studies. She later pursued a master’s degree in Zootechnics at UNESP, completing it in 2019, where she focused on proteomic analyses. Her studies were complemented by additional training programs, such as a laboratory internship in analytical chemistry and biochemistry, Environmental Science Award  where she mastered protein fractionation and electrophoresis techniques. She also participated in practical programs in poultry nutrition and cattle management, consistently achieving top performance. Izabela’s academic journey reflects her commitment to learning, supported by recognition from FAPESP for her research contributions.

💼 Professional Experience 

Izabela’s professional experience includes a rich blend of research and hands-on roles in animal science. As a trainee in analytical chemistry and biochemistry laboratories, she honed her expertise in proteomics, focusing on protein separation and image analysis under the guidance of Dr. Pedro de Magalhães Padilha. Her practical experiences include working with poultry nutrition laboratories and livestock management, such as cattle and equines, gaining valuable exposure to industry-standard practices. Additionally, Izabela interned in swine production and management at UNESP, further diversifying her skill set. Her commitment to research is evident from her work on mercury-associated proteins in fish, a project that combined proteomics with environmental science.

🏅 Awards and Recognition 

  • FAPESP Fellowship: Awarded funding for her groundbreaking master’s research on mercury-associated proteins in Arapaima gigas.
  • Top Trainee Performance: Achieved excellent evaluations during her internships in poultry nutrition and laboratory practices.
  • Best Academic Intern: Recognized for her commitment and expertise in internships involving bovines and equines.
  • Certificate of Excellence: Received accolades for her active participation in UNESP’s Agricultural and Forestry Studies events.

🌍 Research Skills On Environmental Science Award

Izabela’s research skills focus on proteomics and animal nutrition, with expertise in SDS-PAGE and 2D-PAGE electrophoresis techniques for protein fractionation. She has experience analyzing biochemical interactions between mercury and proteins, contributing to environmental toxicology studies. Her technical skills extend to poultry nutrition optimization and livestock management practices. Izabela also possesses proficiency in image processing software for gel analysis and statistical tools for data interpretation, which bolsters her ability to conduct innovative research.

📖 Publication Top Notes

Metalloproteomic approach of mercury-binding proteins in liver and kidney tissues of Plagioscion squamosissimus (corvina) and Colossoma macropomum (tambaqui) from Amazon region
  • Authors: AC Bittarello, JCS Vieira, CP Braga, I da Cunha Bataglioli, G de Oliveira, …
    Citation: Science of The Total Environment, 711, 134547
    Cited by: 24
    Year: 2020
Total mercury determination in muscle and liver tissue samples from Brazilian Amazon fish using slurry sampling
  • Authors: JV de Queiroz, JCS Vieira, I da Cunha Bataglioli, AC Bittarello, CP Braga, …
    Citation: Biological Trace Element Research, 184 (2), 517-522
    Cited by: 24
    Year: 2018
Characterization of molecular biomarkers of mercury exposure to muscle tissue of Plagioscion squamosissimus and Colossoma macropomum from the Amazon region
  • Authors: AC Bittarello, JCS Vieira, CP Braga, WL de Paula Araújo, …
    Citation: Food Chemistry, 276, 247-254
    Cited by: 21
    Year: 2019
Physiological and functional aspects of metal-binding protein associated with mercury in the liver tissue of pirarucu (Arapaima gigas) from the Brazilian Amazon
  • Authors: I da Cunha Bataglioli, JCS Vieira, JV de Queiroz, M da Silva Fernandes, …
    Citation: Chemosphere, 236, 124320
    Cited by: 18
    Year: 2019
Identification of Biomarkers of Mercury Contamination in Brachyplatystoma filamentosum of the Madeira River, Brazil, Using Metalloproteomic Strategies
  • Authors: JV de Queiroz, JCS Vieira, G de Oliveira, CP Braga, I da Cunha Bataglioli, …
    Citation: Biological Trace Element Research, 187 (1), 291-300
    Cited by: 17
    Year: 2019

 

DPS RATHORE | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. DPS RATHORE | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research, Department of Atomic Energy, India

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits and Professional Endeavors

Dr. DPS Rathore embarked on his academic journey with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from A.M.U., Aligarh, India, in 1981. Subsequently, he joined the esteemed Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research in 1981, where he dedicated over three decades to advancing analytical chemistry, particularly in the realm of uranium analysis and environmental science.

Contributions and Research Focus

Throughout his illustrious career spanning 41 years, His primary focus has been on analytical chemistry, specializing in metal complexation, spectrophotometric determinations, metallochromic indicator synthesis, and chelating polymeric resins. His expertise extends to various analytical techniques such as fluorimetry, spectrophotometry, atomic absorption spectrophotometry, and inductively coupled optical emission spectrometry.

Accolades and Recognition

His contributions to the field have earned him prestigious recognitions, including Fellowships from the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC), Fellow of the International Congress of Chemistry (FICS), and Membership in the American Chemical Society (M-ACS). He has also received the ITSR Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019, a testament to his outstanding contributions and leadership in analytical chemistry and environmental science.

Impact and Influence

His impact extends beyond his research endeavors. He has actively contributed as a reviewer for over 30 international journals, demonstrating his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and quality standards in the field. His expertise has also been acknowledged through numerous invited talks at national and international conferences, where he shares insights and advancements in analytical chemistry and uranium analysis.

Legacy and Future Contributions

His continues his research activities through publications, reviewer engagements, and mentorship roles, his legacy as a distinguished analytical chemist and researcher grows stronger. His contributions in uranium analysis and environmental science remain pivotal for the sustainable growth of the nuclear industry worldwide, ensuring scientific rigor and technological advancements in metal complexation and spectroscopic determinations.

Citations

A total of 1415 citations for his publications, demonstrating the impact and recognition of his research within the academic community.

  • Citations        1415
  • h-index          14
  • i10-index        20

Notable Publications 

Metal ion enrichment with Amberlite XAD-2 functionalized with Tiron: analytical applications
M Kumar, DPS Rathore, AK Singh
(6), 2000

Advances in technologies for the measurement of uranium in diverse matrices
DPS Rathore
(1), 2008

Salicylic acid functionalized polystyrene sorbent amberlite XAD-2. Synthesis and applications as a preconcentrator in the determination of zinc (II) and lead (II) by using …
DPSR Reena Saxena, Ajai K. Singh
(2),1995

Pyrogallol immobilized Amberlite XAD-2: a newly designed collector for enrichment of metal ions prior to their determination by flame atomic absorption spectrometry
M Kumar, DPS Rathore, AK Singh
2001

Spectrophotometric determination of nitrite in water
PK Tarafder, DPS Rathore
(7), 1988

Quinalizarin anchored on Amberlite XAD-2. A new matrix for solid-phase extraction of metal ions for flame atomic absorption spectrometric determination
M Kumar, DPS Rathore, AK Singh
Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry 370, 377-382
2001

Application of a differential technique in laser-induced fluorimetry: simple and a precise method for the direct determination of uranium in mineralised rocks at the percentage …
DPS Rathore, PK Tarafder, M Kayal, M Kumar
(2), 2001

Uranium in groundwater in parts of India and world: A comprehensive review of sources, impact to the environment and human health, analytical techniques, and mitigation …
DPS Balaram, V., Rani A. , Rathore
Geosystems and Geoenvironment 1 (2)
2022

Analytical applications of a differential technique in laser-induced fluorimetry: accurate and precise determination of uranium in concentrates and for designing …
DPSRM Kumar
(2), 2004