Women Researcher Award
Oksana Makota
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Slovakia
Oksana Makota is a researcher whose academic work focuses on catalysis, nanomaterials, oxidation processes, and transition-metal-based catalytic systems. Through research, teaching, and international scientific collaboration, she has developed a scholarly profile that reflects sustained engagement in catalytic materials and nanotechnology research.[1] Her contributions include investigations into catalytic nanomaterials and their applications in chemical and metallurgical engineering-related fields, supporting advancements in catalyst development and applied materials science.[2]
Abstract
Oksana Makota research interests encompass catalysis, nanomaterial synthesis, transition-metal catalytic systems, oxidation reactions, and functional materials. Through publication activity, academic supervision, international collaborations, and interdisciplinary investigations, she has contributed to the development of catalytic processes and nanomaterial applications relevant to contemporary chemical and metallurgical research.[1][3]
Keywords
Catalysis, Nanomaterials, Transition Metal Catalysts, Oxidation Reactions, Nanocatalysts, Chemical Engineering, Surface Chemistry, Catalytic Materials, Research Excellence, Women Researcher Award.
Introduction
Research in catalysis and nanomaterials continues to influence advancements in sustainable chemical processes, environmental technologies, and industrial manufacturing. Oksana Makota has developed expertise within these domains through academic appointments, research leadership, and participation in international scientific programs. Her career trajectory reflects a consistent focus on catalytic oxidation, transition-metal nanomaterials, and functional catalyst development.[2]
Research Profile
Oksana Makota is affiliated with Lviv Polytechnic National University, where she has held academic positions ranging from research scientist and assistant lecturer to associate professor and professor. Her scientific specialization includes the preparation and application of metal nanomaterials, transition-metal nanocatalysts, catalytic oxidation systems, and process optimization in oxidation reactions.[2]
Research Contributions
Oksana Makota include investigations into catalytic oxidation mechanisms, transition-metal nanocatalysts, catalyst modification strategies, methane oxidation systems, sorbent development, and nanomaterial synthesis. Her academic work has also involved international research appointments in Germany and Poland, facilitating knowledge exchange and collaborative scientific development.[2][4]
- Development of catalytic materials for oxidation reactions.
- Investigation of transition-metal effects on catalytic performance.
Publications
According to the provided academic metrics, the researcher has authored or co-authored 37 indexed documents with a cumulative citation count of 237 and an h-index of 7. These publication metrics indicate sustained scholarly engagement and a measurable level of influence within the scientific community.[1]
Research Impact
Oksana Makota can be assessed through citation performance, international collaborations, research supervision, conference participation, and scientific dissemination activities. Her work contributes to advancing catalytic materials and nanotechnology applications while supporting the development of future researchers through academic mentorship and education.[5]
Award Suitability
Oksana Makota’s publication record, research specialization, and scholarly contributions, Oksana Makota demonstrates attributes commonly associated with candidates for recognition under the Women Researcher Award category. Her research achievements in catalysis and nanomaterials, combined with international scientific engagement and academic leadership, align with evaluation criteria frequently used in research excellence awards.[1][5]
Conclusion
Oksana Makota has established a research portfolio focused on catalysis, nanomaterials, and oxidation chemistry. Through academic service, publication activity, collaborative research, and scientific mentorship, she has contributed to the advancement of catalytic science and materials research. Her scholarly record supports consideration for professional recognition within the framework of the Metallurgical Engineering Awards and related academic honors.[1]
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References
- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Oksana Makota, Author ID 57212735254. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57212735254
- O Makota. & et al. (2022). Nanotechnologies for Preparation and Application of Metallic Nickel.
http://science2016.lp.edu.ua/sites/default/files/Full_text_of_%20papers/full_text_1138.pdf
- O Makota. & et al. (2021). Cross-linked composite proton conductive membranes.
https://journals.pnu.edu.ua/index.php/pcss/article/view/5357
- O Makota. & et al. (2021). Investigation the Process Interaction of the Copper Ions (II) with Polyacryl Acid.
https://search.ebscohost.com/
- O Makota. & et al. (2021). Methanation of CO2 on bulk Co–Fe catalysts.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S036031992103514X