Prof Dr. Edison Barbieri | Ecotoxicology | Lifetime achievement Award

Director at Fisheries Institute, Brazil

Edison Barbieri, a seasoned oceanographer, with over 40 years of experience in Ecotoxicology and Nanotoxicology, is the Director of the Instituto de Pesca in São Paulo, Brazil. With numerous awards, over 171 published articles, and influential rankings by Stanford University, his lifelong commitment to marine ecology, research, and education is unparalleled. He has made significant contributions through his leadership in research projects, teaching, and consulting for international agencies.

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🎓 Edison Barbieri holds a Ph.D. in Biological Oceanography from the University of São Paulo (2000), where he specialized in the interaction between marine organisms and environmental parameters. Prior to that, he completed a master’s degree in Physical Geography, further strengthening his interdisciplinary knowledge in marine and environmental sciences. His educational foundation also includes qualifications in both biological and geological oceanography, providing him with a robust understanding of the dynamic relationships between marine life and their habitats. Barbieri has continuously contributed to academic excellence throughout his career, serving as a professor at various universities, including São Francisco University, São Camilo University, and the Federal University of Sergipe. His educational journey has laid the groundwork for his leadership in marine research, allowing him to mentor numerous postgraduate students and contribute significantly to the advancement of marine ecology and ecotoxicology.

work Experience

🌍 Edison Barbieri boasts a career of over four decades in the field of marine science and ecotoxicology. Currently the Director at the Southern Coast Regional Research Center under the Instituto de Pesca, Barbieri has been involved in leading 18 major research projects, publishing extensively, and mentoring postdoctoral researchers. His contributions span from his time as a visiting professor at international institutions like the University of Costa Rica and the University of San Carlos of Guatemala, to his role as an expert consultant for the International Atomic Energy Agency. Barbieri has also been an active participant in high-impact ecological expeditions, including two summers in Antarctica. His role as editor-in-chief and scientific editor for several renowned journals further reflects his commitment to advancing the field of marine ecology and environmental science. Throughout his career, he has interacted with over 189 collaborators, fostering global partnerships in research and education.

Research Focus

🔬 Edison Barbieri’s research primarily focuses on marine ecology, ecotoxicology, and nanotoxicology, with an emphasis on understanding the interactions between marine organisms and environmental stressors. His work in ecotoxicology examines the impact of pollutants on marine life, investigating how toxins affect the health and survival of aquatic species. His interest in nanotoxicology explores the potential hazards posed by nanoparticles in marine environments, contributing to the growing field of environmental nanoscience. Barbieri’s expertise extends to the study of seabirds and estuarine ecosystems, where he investigates how organisms adapt to fluctuating environmental parameters such as salinity, temperature, and pollution levels. His participation in international research missions, including Antarctic expeditions, reflects his commitment to understanding the broader implications of environmental changes on global marine ecosystems. Through his research, Barbieri aims to advance sustainable solutions for protecting marine biodiversity in the face of increasing environmental pressures.

Awards and honors

🏅 Edison Barbieri has earned numerous awards and accolades throughout his distinguished career. He was listed among the world’s most influential scientists from 2017 to 2023 by Stanford University and Elsevier, an honor that highlights his significant contributions to marine science and ecotoxicology. As a CNPq Productivity Fellow since 2009, Barbieri has been recognized for his research excellence. He was named the “Best Professional of the Year in Brazil” by BRASLIDER in the socio-environmental field in 2015, 2016, and 2017, reflecting his outstanding contributions to environmental sustainability and marine ecology. Barbieri’s work in public science communication also earned him recognition during his 13-year tenure as a columnist for the magazine Cidade Nova, where he published 130 popular science articles. His international collaborations and expertise have further earned him invitations to prestigious roles, including consultant positions for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and memberships on editorial boards of several scientific journals.

Conclusion

Edison Barbieri’s remarkable career, characterized by extensive research, international collaborations, and dedication to education, makes him a strong candidate for the Lifetime Achievement Award. His long-standing contributions to marine science, especially in Ecotoxicology, warrant recognition. Continuing to push the frontiers of nanotoxicology and translating research into innovations could further amplify his legacy.

Publications to Noted

Acute toxicity of ammonia in Pacu fish (Piaractus mesopotamicus, Holmberg, 1887) at different temperatures levels
Authors: E Barbieri, ACV Bondioli
Citations: 126
Year: 2015

Acute toxicity of ammonia in white shrimp (Litopenaeus schmitti)(Burkenroad, 1936, Crustacea) at different salinity levels
Authors: E Barbieri
Citations: 119
Year: 2010

Ecotoxicological effects of carbofuran and oxidised multiwalled carbon nanotubes on the freshwater fish Nile tilapia: Nanotubes enhance pesticide ecotoxicity
Authors: J Campos-Garcia, DST Martinez, OL Alves, AFG Leonardo, E Barbieri
Citations: 106
Year: 2015

Environmental impact of biogenic silver nanoparticles in soil and aquatic organisms
Authors: CA Ottoni, MCL Neto, P Léo, BD Ortolan, E Barbieri, AO De Souza
Citations: 101
Year: 2020

Concentration of heavy metals in tissues of green turtles (Chelonia mydas) sampled in the Cananéia estuary, Brazil
Authors: E Barbieri
Citations: 94
Year: 2009

Assessment of trace metal concentration in feathers of seabird (Larus dominicanus) sampled in the Florianópolis, SC, Brazilian coast
Authors: E Barbieri, EA Passos, A Filippini, IS dos Santos, CAB Garcia
Citations: 87
Year: 2010

Cabo Frio e Iguaba Grande, dois microclimas distintos a um curto intervalo espacial
Authors: EB Barbiére
Citations: 82
Year: 1984

Effects of the organophosphate pesticide Folidol 600® on the freshwater fish, Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)
Authors: E Barbieri, LAA Ferreira
Citations: 73
Year: 2011

Effects of zinc and cadmium on oxygen consumption and ammonium excretion in pink shrimp (Farfantepenaeus paulensis, Pérez-Farfante, 1967, Crustacea)
Authors: E Barbieri
Citations: 69
Year: 2009

Spatial and temporal variation of rainfall of the east Fluminense coast and Atlantic Serra do Mar, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Authors: E Barbieri, R Coe-Neto
Citations: 67
Year: 1999

Dr. Pian pu | Environment | Best Researcher Award

lectuer at sichuan tourism university, China

Pian Pu, a lecturer at Sichuan Tourism University, has an extensive academic and research background in tourism management. With a PhD from Sichuan University and professional experience at Chengdu University, her expertise lies in sustainable tourism practices, community perceptions, and adventure tourism. Pian Pu has co-authored and contributed to notable publications in renowned journals, exploring subjects such as sustainable tourism, tourist reactions to natural disasters, and local residents’ perceptions of tourism impacts.

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Dr. Pian Pu has a solid academic background in tourism management, holding advanced degrees from prestigious institutions in China. She completed her Bachelor of Tourism Management from Zhejiang University in 2011, where she laid the foundation for her deep interest in sustainable tourism and community participation in tourism activities. Dr. Pu then pursued her Master’s degree in Tourism Management at Zhejiang University, where she expanded her knowledge of tourism dynamics and community engagement. Building on these achievements, she earned her PhD in Tourism Management from Sichuan University in 2022, where her research focused on the intersection of tourism, community benefit-sharing, and natural resource management. Her academic journey showcases a consistent focus on the socio-economic impacts of tourism, especially in ethnically diverse and environmentally sensitive regions. Dr. Pu’s education has provided her with a comprehensive understanding of tourism’s role in community development and environmental sustainability.

work Experience

Dr. Pian Pu is currently a lecturer at Sichuan Tourism University, where she has been shaping future tourism professionals since 2023. Before joining Sichuan Tourism University, she worked as a lecturer at Chengdu University from 2015 to 2018, where she gained valuable experience in teaching and research. Her academic experience is marked by a strong emphasis on sustainable tourism and community-based tourism practices, especially in China’s ethnic and rural regions. Throughout her career, Dr. Pu has collaborated on numerous interdisciplinary projects, focusing on the social, economic, and environmental impacts of tourism. She has been actively involved in international collaborations, publishing with renowned scholars and contributing to significant tourism research. Dr. Pu’s proficiency in research tools such as SPSS, Smart-PLS, and NVivo has enabled her to undertake complex tourism research projects, focusing on practical applications in the tourism industry. Her teaching and research continue to make a meaningful impact on the field of tourism.

Research Focus

Dr. Pian Pu’s research focuses on sustainable tourism practices, community-based tourism, and the socio-economic impacts of tourism on rural and ethnic communities. She is particularly interested in how tourism can serve as a tool for community development and environmental conservation, with an emphasis on benefit-sharing mechanisms in rural areas. Her work often explores the intersection of tourism and natural disasters, investigating tourists’ psychological responses to crises and their attachment to destinations. Dr. Pu’s research also delves into adventure tourism, studying the decision-making processes of tourists and the impacts of tourism on mountain communities. Additionally, she has a strong focus on the role of local residents in tourism development and the effects of tourism on their livelihoods. Her research integrates quantitative and qualitative methods, using advanced tools like Smart-PLS and NVivo to analyze complex data and provide actionable insights for sustainable tourism development.

Awards and honors

Dr. Pian Pu has been recognized for her significant contributions to tourism research and academia. In 2021, she was awarded the “Best Paper Award” at the International Conference on Sustainable Tourism, where her research on sustainable tourism practices in ethnic communities was highly praised. She has also received academic recognition for her work on the socio-economic impacts of tourism in rural regions, earning a Research Excellence Award from Sichuan University in 2020. Additionally, Dr. Pu has been invited as a keynote speaker at several international conferences focused on tourism and community development. Her consistent contributions to tourism research have led to multiple accolades, including a Teaching Excellence Award during her tenure at Chengdu University. These honors reflect her dedication to advancing sustainable tourism practices and fostering strong academic and industry collaborations. Her work continues to inspire both students and professionals in the tourism sector.

Conclusion

Pian Pu is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award, showcasing strong interdisciplinary skills, international collaboration, and a deep understanding of tourism’s social and environmental impacts. With a strong academic foundation and proven research record, she is poised for further achievements. By focusing on first-author publications and expanding her research’s geographical scope, she can continue to grow her influence in the global academic community.

Publications to Noted

Ethnic community’s perception of benefit-sharing and participation intentions in national park tourism in China: An asymmetric modeling approach
Authors: Xiurong Wei, Pian Pu, Li Cheng, Haiyue Jiang, Yong Liu
Citations: 1
Year: 2024
Journal: Ecological Indicators
Volume: 166
Article ID: 112257

Tour Guides’ Sustainable Tourism Practices in Host-Guest Interactions: When Tibet Meets the West
Authors: Pian Pu, Li Cheng, W.H.M.S. Samarathunga, Geoffrey Wall
Citations: 16
Year: 2023
Journal: Tourism Review
Volume: 78
Issue: 3
Pages: 808–833

Tourists’ Psychological Reactions and Destination Attachment Following an Earthquake in Jiuzhaigou, China
Authors: Li Cheng, Pian Pu, Xue Zhang, Tingting Wang, Youhai Lu, Geoffrey Wall
Citations: 2
Year: 2023
Journal: Current Issues in Tourism
Volume: 26
Issue: 22
Pages: 3686–3704

Local Residents’ Perception of the Impacts of Mountain Adventure Tourism: The Case of Siguniang Mountain Range, Tibet
Authors: Pian Pu, Ling XiaoPan, Liu Yong
Citations: 3
Year: 2021
Journal: International Journal of Tourism Anthropology
Volume: 8
Issue: 3
Pages: 193–212

Edison Barbieri | Ecotoxicology | Lifetime achievement Award

Prof Dr. Edison Barbieri | Ecotoxicology | Lifetime achievement Award

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Pian pu | Environment | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Pian pu | Environment | Best Researcher Award

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