Full Professor, IFES campus Santa Teresa, Brazil.

Gustavo Haddad Souza Vieira 🌱, born on September 16, 1975, in Vitória, ES, Brazil 🇧🇷, is an expert in Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering. He earned a Ph.D. from Universidade Federal de Viçosa 🎓 in 2012 and is a CNPq Productivity Fellow 💼. Currently, he is a Professor at the Federal Institute of Espírito Santo 🎓, leading research in irrigation management 💧, water use efficiency 🌿, and sustainable farming 🌾. He has published 61 articles and contributes to agriculture through projects focused on improving irrigation and supporting family farming 🚜🌱.

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Dr. Gustavo Haddad Souza Vieira 🌱 holds a Ph.D. (2012) and Master’s (2002) in Agricultural Engineering from Universidade Federal de Viçosa 🎓. He also completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Florida in 2020 🌎. He is a Full Professor at the Federal Institute of Espírito Santo 🏫, leading the Irrigation Research Group 🚿. Previously, he coordinated courses and projects in irrigation and water management 🔧💧. He has guided multiple Master’s and Ph.D. students and participated in over 30 research projects 📚. His research focuses on sustainable agricultural practices 🌿.

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Gustavo Vieira is a recognized researcher 🧑‍🔬 and leader in irrigation and water management 💧. His professional development spans academic roles, research collaborations, and industry projects 🔍. He has developed innovative technologies 🛠️, including irrigation apps and water magnetization systems for improving crop productivity 🌾. As a member of various committees, he contributes to shaping agricultural research policies 📋. His postdoctoral experience at the University of Florida 🏫 broadened his expertise internationally 🌍. He continues to focus on projects enhancing agricultural sustainability and water use efficiency 🌱🌊.

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Gustavo Vieira’s research focuses on sustainable irrigation practices 🚿, water use efficiency 💧, and agricultural productivity 🌾. He explores advanced techniques like evapotranspiration 🌞, deficit irrigation 🌱, and thermal imaging for water stress monitoring 📸. His work targets crops like sugarcane 🌾, coffee ☕, and vegetables 🥕, emphasizing irrigation systems like pivots and drip systems 💦. His projects contribute to the enhancement of family farming practices 🏡 and agricultural technology innovation 📲, aiming to optimize resource use and improve yields 🌾.

Publications Cited by and Year :

“Water use efficiency of two sweet potato cultivars in response to different irrigation depths” (48 citations, 2013) 🍠💧
“Morphological-physiological indicators of water stress for sugarcane crops according to irrigation depths” (30 citations, 2014) 🌾💧
“Repair of drippers blocked due to the use of ferruginous water” (29 citations, 2004) 🚿💧
“Productivity and quality of essential oil from lemongrass subjected to different irrigation depths” (22 citations, 2014) 🌿💧
“Use of thermal imaging to assess water status in citrus plants” (20 citations, 2021) 🍊📸
“Estimation of productivity of irrigated bean crops” (20 citations, 2012) 🌱💦
“Cost of coffee tree irrigation for different types of equipment” (17 citations, 2011) ☕💧

RodrigoBellezoni | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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RodrigoBellezoni | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. RodrigoBellezoni , Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), Brazil.

Dr.Rodrigo Augusto Bellezoni is a seasoned environmental and energy policy expert with over a decade of experience. Based in St. Catharines, Ontario, Rodrigo has made significant contributions to sustainable solutions and climate policies globally. He specializes in policy planning, deforestation mitigation, and stakeholder engagement. His extensive academic background includes a Ph.D. in Energy Planning and Policy from UFRJ and UTS, and postdoctoral research at Yale and EAESP/FGV. Currently, he is a Senior Specialist at the Center for Territorial Intelligence, focusing on climate and agri-environmental policies. Rodrigo is dedicated to fostering sustainable development and inclusive growth.

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Dr.Rodrigo Augusto Bellezoni holds a Ph.D. in Energy Planning and Policy from UFRJ and UTS, an MSc in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UNESP, and a BS in Ecology from UFRN. He has completed postdoctoral research at EAESP/FGV and Yale. Currently, Rodrigo is a Senior Specialist in Climate and Agri-Environmental Policies at the Center for Territorial Intelligence in Brazil. His previous roles include postdoctoral researcher at EAESP/FGV and Yale, Ph.D. researcher at UTS, and project manager at IVIG. Rodrigo’s extensive experience spans environmental, energy, and climate sectors, with a focus on sustainable solutions.

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Dr.Rodrigo Augusto Bellezoni has advanced his career through diverse and impactful roles. As a Senior Specialist at the Center for Territorial Intelligence, he supports climate and agri-environmental policies. His postdoctoral research at EAESP/FGV and Yale focused on urban sustainability and nature-based solutions. He developed energy and environmental models during his Ph.D. at UFRJ and UTS, and managed waste-to-energy projects at IVIG. Rodrigo’s professional journey reflects his commitment to innovation, sustainability, and effective stakeholder engagement, contributing significantly to environmental and energy policy development worldwide.

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Dr.Rodrigo Augusto Bellezoni’s research focuses on innovative approaches to environmental and energy challenges, with an emphasis on sustainability and policy impact. He explores the intersection of urbanization, climate change, and resource management, aiming to enhance environmental resilience and promote sustainable development. His work includes assessing the impacts of green infrastructure on the food-water-energy nexus, evaluating energy savings from green projects, and developing models for urban nature-based solutions. Rodrigo’s research contributes to understanding and implementing strategies for a more sustainable and inclusive future.

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Miriam Mirelle Morones | Water Management| Best Researcher Award

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Miriam Mirelle Morones | Water Management | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Miriam Mirelle Morones, ujed, Mexico.

Dr. Miriam Mirelle Morones Esquivel is a distinguished faculty member at the Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales, Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango. She holds a Doctorate in Biotechnology Science from Instituto Politécnico Nacional and a Master’s in Chemistry Engineering from the Technological Institute of Durango. Dr. Morones has worked on optimizing industrial polymeric resin production and designing a bioremediation and solar photocatalysis treatment plant for industrial wastewater. She is a member of the Durango State Water Network and her research focuses on water management, treatment, and risk analysis, with a special interest in solar photocatalysis and bioremediation .

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Dr. Miriam Mirelle Morones Esquivel, affiliated with the Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales at the Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango, holds a Doctorate in Biotechnology Science from Instituto Politécnico Nacional and a Master’s in Chemistry Engineering from the Technological Institute of Durango. Her research focuses on innovative water management and treatment methods, particularly solar photocatalysis for wastewater treatment. She has worked on optimizing industrial polymeric resin production and designing bioremediation plants for industrial wastewater. As a member of the Durango State Water Network, Dr. Morones aims to develop sustainable solutions for environmental protection .

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Dr. Miriam Mirelle Morones Esquivel, affiliated with the Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales at the Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango, holds a Doctorate in Biotechnology Science from Instituto Politécnico Nacional and a Master’s in Chemistry Engineering from the Technological Institute of Durango. Her professional development includes optimizing industrial polymeric resin production and designing bioremediation and solar photocatalysis treatment plants for industrial wastewater. As a member of the Durango State Water Network, she conducts research on solar photocatalysis for wastewater treatment and the bioremediation potential of bacterial communities in phenol-rich effluents, focusing on sustainable environmental solutions .

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Dr. Miriam Mirelle Morones Esquivel specializes in environmental biotechnology, focusing on innovative water management and treatment methods. Her research encompasses optimizing industrial polymeric resin production, designing bioremediation and solar photocatalysis treatment plants for industrial wastewater, and analyzing the risk of exposure to contaminants. Particularly, she explores the potential of bacterial communities in phenol-rich effluents for bioremediation and the application of solar photocatalysis in wastewater treatment. Dr. Morones’ work aims to develop sustainable solutions for water purification and environmental protection .

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Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Exposure to Fluoride in Drinking Water in Victoria de Durango, Mexico – García-Montiel, E., Zepeda-Mondragón, F., Morones-Esquivel, M.M., Briseño-Reyes, J., Montiel-Antuna, E. – Sustainability (Switzerland), 2023 – 1 Citation
Hierarchical Analysis of Factors Determining the Impact of Forest Certification in Mexico – García-Montiel, E., Cubbage, F., Rojo-Alboreca, A., Pérez-Rodríguez, F., Corral-Rivas, J.J. – Forests, 2022 – 1 Citation
Bacterial Communities in Effluents Rich in Phenol and Their Potential in Bioremediation: Kinetic Modeling – Morones-Esquivel, M.M., Núñez-Núñez, C.M., Hernández-Mendoza, J.L., Proal-Nájera, J.B. – International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022 – 2 Citations
Kinetics and statistical approach for 2,5-dichlorophenol degradation in short reaction times by solar TiO2/glass photocatalysis | Cinética y enfoque estadístico para la degradación de 2,5-diclorofenol en tiempos cortos de reacción por fotocatálisis solar TiO2/vidrio – Morones-Esquivel, M.M., Núñez-Núñez, C.M., González-Burciaga, L.A., Osorio-Revilla, G.I., Proal-Nájera, J.B. – Revista Mexicana de Ingeniera Quimica, 2020 – 5 Citations
Characterization and comparative performance of TiO2 photocatalysts on 6-mercaptopurine degradation by solar heterogeneous photocatalysis – González-Burciaga, L.A., Núñez-Núñez, C.M., Morones-Esquivel, M.M., Lemus-Santana, A., Proal-Nájera, J.B. – Catalysts, 2020 – 16 Citations
Use of a flat plate reactor (TiO2/glass) for 2,5-dichlorophenol degradation by solar photocatalysis | Uso de un reactor de placa plana (TiO2/vidrio) para la degradación de 2,5-diclorofenol por fotocatálisis solar – Morones Esquivel, M.M., Pantoja Espinoza, J.C., Proal Nájera, J.B., Gurrola Reyes, J.N., Ávila Santos, M. – Revista Internacional de Contaminacion Ambiental, 2017 – Citations not specified

GUSTAVO Haddad Souza Vieira | Irrigation systems | Excellence in Research

Prof. Dr. GUSTAVO Haddad Souza Vieira | Irrigation systems | Excellence in Research

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