Xiaomei Gou | Sustainable Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xiaomei Gou | Sustainable Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Xiaomei Gou | Sustainable Agriculture - lecturer at Guangxi University, China

Xiaomei Gou is a dedicated researcher and lecturer at Guangxi University, specializing in soil ecology. With a doctoral degree in agriculture from the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, her academic journey has been marked by an emphasis on ecological mechanisms in soil systems. She has authored several high-impact research publications and has significantly contributed to understanding soil nutrient dynamics and microbial interactions at a global scale.

AUTHOR PROFILE

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EDUCATION

Xiaomei Gou earned her doctoral degree in agriculture from the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her academic focus was centered on soil ecology, equipping her with an in-depth understanding of the biological, chemical, and environmental factors influencing soil systems. Her educational background forms a strong foundation for her research activities and teaching responsibilities.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Currently serving as a Lecturer at Guangxi University, Xiaomei Gou actively engages in teaching and research. Her role involves mentoring students, conducting field studies, and contributing to scientific knowledge in soil ecology. Her experience as an educator and researcher allows her to bridge academic learning with applied ecological practices.

RESEARCH INTEREST

Her research interests lie primarily in soil ecology, with a strong emphasis on nutrient cycling, microbial interactions, and sustainable agricultural practices. Xiaomei explores the mechanisms of nutrient losses and microbial functioning, especially involving arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, to enhance soil health and ecosystem management.

AWARD AND HONOR

Xiaomei Gou has been nominated for the Best Researcher Award in recognition of her substantial scientific contributions. Her pioneering studies on nitrogen mineralization and microbial ecology have received acknowledgment in top-tier journals. This nomination reflects her commitment to advancing sustainable agricultural science.

RESEARCH SKILL

Her research expertise includes soil microbial ecology, nutrient loss mitigation, and ecological modeling. She is skilled in designing and executing experiments related to soil nutrient dynamics and microbial analysis. Xiaomei utilizes both field-based and laboratory methodologies to derive scalable insights from complex ecological data.

PUBLICATIONS

Xiaomei Gou has authored 12 research papers as the first author in reputed journals including Global Change Biology, Catena, and Pedosphere. Notably, her 2025 publication in Agriculture investigates the role of crop rotation in enhancing soil organic carbon. She has published eight articles in SCI-indexed journals to date.

Title: Climate and soil pH modulate global negative effects of nitrogen enrichment on soil nematodes
Authors: Weibo Kong, Nico Eisenhauer, Josep Peñuelas, Liping Qiu, Xiaomei Gou, Yu Song, Jintao Jiao, Xiaoxu Jia, Xiang Wang, Mingan Shao, Gehong Wei, Xiaorong Wei
Journal: Nature Communications

Title: Global patterns of soil phosphatase responses to nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization
Authors: Xiaomei Gou, Yongqing Ren, Xin Qin, Xiaorong Wei, Jingjing Wang
Journal: Soil Biology and Biochemistry

Title: Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi alleviate erosional soil nitrogen loss by regulating nitrogen cycling genes and enzymes in experimental agro-ecosystems
Authors: Xiaomei Gou, Yaxian Hu, Huaqian Ni, Xiang Wang, Liping Qiu, Xingchen Chang, Mingan Shao, Gehong Wei, Xiaorong Wei
Journal: Science of The Total Environment

CONCLUSION

Through her focused research on soil ecology and microbial interactions, Xiaomei Gou has made commendable contributions to sustainable agriculture. As a lecturer and scientist, she continues to influence academic and environmental research. Her dedication and output underscore her role as a rising leader in soil ecological science.

Dr Imaneh Goli – Land tenure security -Best Researcher Award

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Imaneh Goli - Land tenure security -Best Researcher Award

University of Liège - Belgium

AUTHOR PROFILE

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SUMMARY

Dr. Imaneh Goli is a highly accomplished postdoctoral researcher at the University of Liège, Belgium, specializing in agricultural development, climate change adaptation, and rural resilience. With an H-index of 10 and over 25 peer-reviewed publications, her work emphasizes climate-smart agriculture, gender analysis, and land use policy. She has contributed significantly to both academic and applied research, collaborating with international institutions and participating in EU-funded projects like FARCLIMATE, demonstrating her commitment to sustainable development and environmental governance.

EDUCATION

Dr. Goli earned her Ph.D. in Agricultural Extension and Education from Islamic Azad University (Tehran Science and Research Branch), focusing on gender-based adaptation behavior among rice farmers. She also holds a Master’s degree in Agricultural Extension from the University of Sari and a Bachelor's degree in Pest and Plant Pathology from the University of Damghan. Her academic background strongly reflects her interest in sustainable agricultural practices and rural development, especially in vulnerable and marginalized communities impacted by environmental changes.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Dr. Goli is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Liège, Belgium, working on the FARCLIMATE project. Prior to this, she held multiple roles in Iran's Ministry of Agriculture, including food security expert, rural women advisor, and plant/pest control specialist. She served on the Committee for Sustainable Development and Technology, contributing to national agricultural policies. Her work bridges policy, education, and research, reflecting her dynamic career trajectory across academic, governmental, and international collaboration domains.

RESEARCH INTEREST

Her research encompasses climate-smart agriculture, environmental management, food policy, and rural development, with an emphasis on gender-sensitive climate adaptation and sustainable livelihoods. Dr. Goli integrates mixed-method approaches (quantitative and qualitative) to study complex environmental issues affecting smallholder farmers. She is particularly interested in exploring the socio-economic impacts of climate change and advancing evidence-based policies that empower women and marginalized communities in agriculture and resource management.

AWARD AND HONOR

Dr. Goli’s academic recognition includes her editorial roles in prestigious journals and selection as a keynote speaker at international conferences. She contributes to special issues in journals like Applied Sciences and Land Degradation & Development. Her involvement in international research networks like MountResilience and reviewer responsibilities for journals such as Climatic Change and Sustainability further highlight her leadership and impact in agricultural and environmental sciences.

RESEARCH SKILL

She possesses strong technical skills in SPSS, MAXQDA, ARC_GIS, RS, and structural equation modeling tools like LISREL, Amos, and PLS. Dr. Goli is proficient in mixed-method research, scenario planning, and data analysis. These skills have supported her extensive work in climate change, gender studies, and rural development. Her analytical expertise is also evident in her publications, policy evaluations, and training modules on sustainable livelihoods and food systems.

PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Goli has authored over 25 high-impact articles in peer-reviewed journals including Land Use Policy, Water, Agriculture, and Climate and Development. Her research explores gender equity in land tenure, climate adaptation strategies, sustainability indices, and rural livelihoods. She has co-authored a book chapter on climate-smart agriculture with Springer and contributed to special issues on food security and agroforestry. Her citation record and h-index reflect her growing influence in the field of environmental and agricultural research.

  1. Where are we standing and where should we be going? Gender and climate change adaptation behavior
    I. Goli, M. Omidi Najafabadi, F. Lashgarara
    Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics

  2. Why do farmers abandon agricultural lands? The case of Western Iran
    R. Movahedi, S. Jawanmardi, H. Azadi, I. Goli, A.H. Viira, F. Witlox
    Land Use Policy

  3. Investigating the effect of vocational education and training on rural women’s empowerment
    R. Ebrahimi, S. Choobchian, H. Farhadian, I. Goli, E. Farmandeh, H. Azadi
    Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

  4. Evaluating the Productivity of Paddy Water Resources through SWOT Analysis: The Case of Northern Iran
    I. Goli, H. Azadi, M. Nooripoor, M.B. Baig, A.H. Viira, I. Ajtai, A.I. Özgüven
    Water

  5. Agricultural land tenure system in Iran: An overview
    H. Shirzad, A.A. Barati, S. Ehteshammajd, I. Goli, N. Siamian, 
    Land Use Policy

CONCLUSION

Dr. Imaneh Goli’s academic career reflects a deep commitment to sustainable agricultural development, gender equality, and climate resilience. Through her research, teaching, and international collaboration, she has built a diverse and impactful profile. Her policy-relevant work, editorial service, and active participation in scientific communities make her a valuable contributor to global efforts addressing food security and environmental sustainability. Dr. Goli continues to influence the academic landscape while advancing innovative solutions for rural and climate-impacted communities.