Best Researcher Award
Minju Kim
Kangwon National University
| Minju Kim | |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | Kangwon National University |
| Country | South Korea |
| Scopus ID | 57193165808 |
| Documents | 23 |
| Citations | 879 |
| h-index | 14 |
| Subject Area | Perfumery Plants |
| Event | Global Academic Awards |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0049-8254 |
Minju Kim of Kangwon National University, highlighting research performance indicators, publication activity, scholarly influence, and suitability for recognition within the framework of the Global Academic Awards.[1]
Abstract
Minju Kim has developed a research profile characterized by contributions to perfumery plants, natural product investigations, plant-derived bioactive compounds, and related interdisciplinary studies. Quantitative indicators reported through indexed scholarly databases demonstrate a consistent publication record, substantial citation performance, and a recognized academic presence within relevant scientific communities. These metrics provide evidence of scholarly productivity and influence that support consideration for academic distinction and research recognition.[1]
Keywords
Perfumery Plants, Plant Science, Natural Products, Bioactive Compounds, Scientific Impact, Citation Analysis, Academic Recognition, Research Excellence, Best Researcher Award, Scholarly Publications.
Introduction
Recognition through research awards commonly reflects a combination of publication quality, citation influence, innovation, and contributions to scientific advancement. Within plant-related scientific disciplines, impactful research frequently supports sustainable resource utilization, bioactive compound discovery, agricultural development, and industrial applications. Minju Kim’s documented scholarly output reflects engagement with these broader academic objectives while contributing to the advancement of knowledge in perfumery plant research and associated fields.[2]
Research Profile
The research profile of Minju Kim demonstrates measurable scholarly activity across indexed publications and citations. Academic performance indicators suggest sustained engagement with research dissemination and scientific communication within internationally recognized platforms.[1]
- Affiliation: Kangwon National University
- Country: South Korea
- Scopus Author ID: 57193165808
- Indexed Documents: 23
- Citation Count: 879
- h-index: 14
- Research Domain: Perfumery Plants
Research Contributions
Research contributions attributed to Minju Kim are associated with investigations of plant-derived materials, aromatic and perfumery resources, phytochemical characterization, and applications of botanical compounds. Such work contributes to the understanding of natural resources with potential value for fragrance industries, biotechnology, pharmacology, and sustainable development initiatives.[3]
- Advancement of knowledge regarding perfumery plant resources.
- Scientific evaluation of plant-derived compounds and biological activities.
- Contribution to interdisciplinary botanical and natural product research.
- Support for evidence-based utilization of aromatic plant materials.
- Promotion of international research visibility through indexed publications.
Publications
The available publication record indicates a portfolio of twenty-three indexed scholarly documents. These publications collectively contribute to citation accumulation and academic visibility while demonstrating engagement with peer-reviewed scientific dissemination channels.[1]
- Peer-reviewed journal articles addressing plant science and natural products.
- Research concerning phytochemical characterization and aromatic plant resources.
- Collaborative investigations published within internationally indexed journals.
- Studies contributing to the evidence base of perfumery plant applications.
Research Impact
Research impact is frequently assessed using citation-based indicators, publication reach, and evidence of scholarly influence. With 879 citations and an h-index of 14, Minju Kim demonstrates a level of scientific recognition indicative of meaningful engagement by the broader research community. Citation metrics provide evidence that published findings have informed subsequent studies and contributed to ongoing academic discourse.[1]
The dissemination of findings through peer-reviewed publications and their subsequent citation by other researchers illustrates the role of scholarly communication in advancing scientific understanding. Such indicators are commonly considered during evaluations for research excellence awards and professional recognition programs.[2]
Award Suitability
Evaluation for the Best Researcher Award generally considers research productivity, publication quality, scholarly influence, academic integrity, and contributions to knowledge advancement. Based on the documented metrics and publication activity associated with Minju Kim, the researcher demonstrates characteristics aligned with recognized standards for academic achievement.[1]
- Established publication record in indexed literature.
- Strong citation performance indicating scholarly influence.
- Demonstrated contribution to perfumery plant research.
- Academic visibility through international databases.
- Alignment with recognized criteria for research excellence.
Conclusion
Minju Kim’s scholarly profile reflects measurable research productivity, citation influence, and sustained academic engagement within the field of perfumery plants. The documented publication record and associated research impact indicators provide a foundation for recognition within competitive academic award frameworks. As such, the researcher represents a noteworthy candidate for consideration under the Best Researcher Award category of the Global Academic Awards.[1]
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References
- Scopus author details: Minju Kim, Author ID 57193165808. Scopus.https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57193165808
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