Junior Research Assistant, Nanjing Forestry University, Pakistan
Hasnain Moavia is a promising researcher with strong technical expertise and a deep commitment to advancing our understanding of plant physiology and environmental issues. His academic achievements, research experience, leadership in mentoring, and publications highlight his significant potential. His current research interests in plant-microbe interactions and the molecular biology of abiotic stresses show promise in addressing crucial environmental challenges, particularly in regions impacted by heavy metal contamination.
Publication Profile
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Education :
Master of Science (MS) in Botany
10/09/2022 – Current
Nanjing Forestry University, Nanjing, China
Field of Study: Botany
Final Grade: 3.97/5
Thesis: Investigation on Plant Diversity in Heavy Metal Contaminated Sites in Northern Jiangsu Province
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Botany
20/11/2016 – 21/12/2020
Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan
Field of Study: Botany
Final Grade: 3.50/4
Professional Experience:
M.Phil. Research
20/03/2021 – 10/05/2023
Department of Botany, Nanjing Forestry University
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Designed and executed a comprehensive fieldwork study to assess the growth and health of plants under different stress conditions.
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Utilized various physiological and biochemical laboratory techniques to analyze soil and plant samples.
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Assisted in supervising and training junior researchers and students in lab techniques, fostering a collaborative and supportive research environment.
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Gathered, compiled, and analyzed data using statistical software like IBM SPSS and Microsoft Excel to draw meaningful conclusions from experimental results.
Research Skills:
Research Focus :
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Soil Ecology
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Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology of Abiotic Stresses (petroleum hydrocarbons, metals, drought, etc.)
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Plant-Microbe Interactions
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Zhang, K., Cen, R., Moavia, H., Shen, Y., Ebihara, A., Wang, G., Yang, T., Sakrabani, R., Singh, K., & Feng, Y. (2024).
The role of biochar nanomaterials in the application of environmental remediation and pollution control.
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Liu, G., Ke, D., Moavia, H., Ling, C., Zhang, Y., & Shen, Y. (2024).
Ecological Concrete-Based Modular System for Heavy Metal Removal in Riparian Transition Zones: Design, Optimization and Performance Evaluation.