Editors Biography
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also serving as Editorial Board Member of peer-reviewed journals; Phytochemical
Analysis, Maejo International Journal of Science and Technology, International
Journal of Current Research, International Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences and
Technology as well as a reviewer for many professional journals. Dr. Mottaleb contributes some chapters as a co-author as well as an editor of this book.
Dr. Takahito Yoshioka Received his Doctor of
Science degree from Nagoya University on the
mechanism of lacustrine nitrification. Dr. Yoshioka
got experience in several organizations such as
the Mitsubishi-Kasei Institute for Life Sciences
(1984–1986), Faculty of Science in Shinshu
University (1988–1992), Institute for HydrosphericAtmospheric Sciences in Nagoya University
(1993–2000), Research Institute for Humanity and
Nature (2001–2006) and Field Science Education
and Research Center in Kyoto University (2007 to
date). Dr. Yoshioka is distinguished as one of the Japanese pioneers of stable isotope
ecology. Dr. Yoshioka was awarded a Biwako Prize for Ecology in 1999, for his outstanding contribution to stable isotope studies of lacustrine ecosystems. During the
IGBP project (1997–2001), Dr. Yoshioka studied the dynamics of freshwater dissolved organic matter with Dr. Mostofa, using three-dimensional Fluorescence
Spectroscopy, Ultra-filtration and Stable Isotope Techniques. Dr. Yoshioka was former Editor-In-Chief of Limnology (Springer-Verlag) and will contribute some chapters as co-author as well as an editor of this book.
917
also serving as Editorial Board Member of peer-reviewed journals; Phytochemical
Analysis, Maejo International Journal of Science and Technology, International
Journal of Current Research, International Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences and
Technology as well as a reviewer for many professional journals. Dr. Mottaleb contributes some chapters as a co-author as well as an editor of this book.
Dr. Takahito Yoshioka Received his Doctor of
Science degree from Nagoya University on the
mechanism of lacustrine nitrification. Dr. Yoshioka
got experience in several organizations such as
the Mitsubishi-Kasei Institute for Life Sciences
(1984–1986), Faculty of Science in Shinshu
University (1988–1992), Institute for HydrosphericAtmospheric Sciences in Nagoya University
(1993–2000), Research Institute for Humanity and
Nature (2001–2006) and Field Science Education
and Research Center in Kyoto University (2007 to
date). Dr. Yoshioka is distinguished as one of the Japanese pioneers of stable isotope
ecology. Dr. Yoshioka was awarded a Biwako Prize for Ecology in 1999, for his outstanding contribution to stable isotope studies of lacustrine ecosystems. During the
IGBP project (1997–2001), Dr. Yoshioka studied the dynamics of freshwater dissolved organic matter with Dr. Mostofa, using three-dimensional Fluorescence
Spectroscopy, Ultra-filtration and Stable Isotope Techniques. Dr. Yoshioka was former Editor-In-Chief of Limnology (Springer-Verlag) and will contribute some chapters as co-author as well as an editor of this book.
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