Fırat Güder’s Post

A standing ovation for Dr. Subrata Sinha from our Department of Computational Sciences on his groundbreaking research achievement! His cutting-edge paper has been published in the prestigious ACS Agricultural Science and Technology journal by the American Chemical Society, recognized in SCOPUS! This momentous achievement shines a light on scientific excellence and is a source of immense pride for all of us at Brainware University! Let’s celebrate this victory and continue to soar towards even greater heights! . . . . . #ComputationalSciences #ResearchExcellence #ScientificAchievement #ACSAgriculturalScience #ProudMoment #InnovationInScience #SCOPUSRecognized #AcademicSuccess #CelebrateExcellence #PrideInResearch #SoaringHigher #brainwareuniversity #brainware #university #bestuniversity #topuniversitiesinindia See less

I had the opportunity to present my research "Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis of Wood Waste Ash and Glass Foam: Toward Sustainable Material Selection for Biomethanation" in The Biosystems Engineering conference which is organised by Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Had an elaborate discussion with Dr. Avinash Bhatkar, a senior scientist in Biosecurity and Agriculture Resource Management, at the Texas Department of Agriculture, University of Texas, Austin about the exciting world of exa-scale supercomputing during the academic visit to international universities for global collaborations. Dr. Avinash Bhatkar, the elder brother of the renowned supercomputer scientist Padma Bhushan Dr. Vijay Bhatkar, shared his insights on how these powerful machines are revolutionizing our understanding of molecules and antibodies. This research is crucial for advancements in biosecurity, agriculture, and medicine. Surely, the insights shared and the vision expressed will boost our student & faculties research collaborations. Feeling inspired by the potential of supercomputing to tackle some of the world's biggest challenges! The University of Texas at Austin #supercomputing #biosecurity #molecules #scientificCollaborations #scientist #agriculture #futureofindia #medicine #internationalvisit #internationalcollaborations #UTAustin #universityoftexasasutin

🔬🌱 Dive into the world of smart polymers with Guido Kusters! Through his Ph.D. research at Eindhoven University of Technology, Kusters has developed mathematical models that streamline the development of soft materials. From everyday products like hair gel to agricultural innovations, his work promises more efficient and effective solutions. By combining theoretical insights with practical applications, Kusters is paving the way for advancements in various industries. 💡💼 Kusters' approach stands out for its accessibility and versatility. By utilizing mathematical models, he accelerates the optimization process of smart polymers, reducing the need for time-consuming experiments. Moreover, his collaboration within the Soft Advanced Materials consortium underscores the interdisciplinary nature of his work, fostering partnerships between academia and industry. From enhancing agricultural practices to exploring potential applications in neuroscience, Kusters' research holds immense promise for addressing complex challenges with innovative solutions. Join us to know more: https://lnkd.in/gYk8Q_b7 Source: https://lnkd.in/geypAprZ  #SmartPolymers #Research #Innovation #SoftMaterials #InterdisciplinaryResearch #Collaboration #FutureTech

New paper alert! Our paper, “Mapping Microplastic Movement: A Phase Diagram to Predict Nonbuoyant Microplastic Modes of Transport," has been published in Environmental Science & Technology. In this study, we explore how microplastics behave in rivers and compare that behaviour to natural sediments. Our findings enhance our ability to predict the movement of diverse microplastics in water, aiding model development, monitoring strategies, and mitigation design. A big shoutout to Hadeel Al-Zawaidah for leading this work, it was a pleasure to collaborate with Hadeel, Dr. Kryss Waldschläger and Ton Hoitink on this project! The full (open source) paper can be found here: DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.4c08128

TEDxCUNY talk by Prof. Rein Ulijn (Hunter Chemistry/ASRC)!

📢 Grateful for the opportunity to give an invited joint seminar hosted by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) KU Leuven chapter and the Materials Engineering | KU Leuven! 🙌 I had the pleasure of discussing "Computationally Guided Experiments and Predictions: A Path to Sustainable Materials," focusing on how advanced mathematical modeling and machine learning can drive sustainability in industries like plastics and steel. ♻️ Some key takeaways from the talk: - Computational models significantly improve efficiency and optimize experimental workflows, accelerating materials discovery and sustainability. ⚙️ - Uncertainty quantification is challenging but essential for making accurate predictions and reliable decisions in materials science. 🔍 - Optimization of the experimental workflow is critical for achieving better results in less time. By guiding experiments with minimal data using methods like CASTRO (https://lnkd.in/diGjF57m, https://lnkd.in/dh_GB43D) and Bayesian optimization, we can reduce cost, waste, and emissions while developing more sustainable materials. 🌱 - Advanced techniques like Bayesian calibration help predict complex material behaviors—such as steel creep—contributing to more sustainable production processes. 🌍 Big thanks to the organizers, especially Debadri Som, and to everyone who attended! Many thanks also to the other members of Yiannis Pontikes' group—specifically Lubica Kriskova, Glenn Beersaerts, and Catalin Dragos Tunsoiu —for the insightful discussions and for showing me around the labs and their upscaling facilities. I look forward to more conversations and collaborations on sustainable solutions in materials science! 🙏 #seminar #modeling #MaterialsScience #SustainableMaterials #AI #bayesian #calibration #optimization #prediction #DoE #KULeuven #SIAM

A year ago, #ScienceBSUIR wrote about the TOP 10 #BSUIRscientists by the Hirsch index according to the Science Index information and analytical system. A year later, the leader remained the same – Victor Borisenko, his Hirsch index has increased by 5 points and at the moment it is 31. 🔝 It is also worth mentioning that most of the university's scientists have added points to their Hirsch indexes and are still at the top of the list, however new names have emerged. Check the attached picture for more details. The Hirsch index or h-index is a scientometric indicator, it is a globally recognized quantitative characteristic of such a specific field of activity as the performance of a scientist. It is based on the number of publications and citations of his works. #BSUIRscientists #BSUIRscientists_Borisenko #BSUIRscientists_Migas #BSUIRscientists_Prischepa  #BSUIRscientists_Shaposhnikov #BSUIRscientists_VPBandarenka #BSUIRscientists_Gaponenko #BSUIRscientists_Lazarouk #BSUIRscientists_Kuraev #BSUIRscientists_Abramov  #BSUIRscientists_Labunov #science #digitalworld #technology #tech #innovation #nanotechnology #technicaleducation #devices #materials #equipment #Minsk #Belarus  #research

Celebrating the wonders of science on National Science Day. From breakthrough innovations to pioneering discoveries, let’s continue to push the boundaries of knowledge and shape a brighter future together. #NationalScienceDay #scienceday #science #riverhousetechnologies #bhilai #explorepage

interesting graph of determining when microplastics are transported as bedload or suspended load, I guess for heavier plastic chunks with density of 1.2 to 1.5 the main mode of transport in streams would be saltation, for smaller sized plastic particles less than 0.1mm/100μm we can have suspended microplastic if the flow is turbulent enough to counteract settling velocity.