Murat Qasenuly is a researcher at Kazakh-British Technical University, specializing in the management of water resources, with a focus on sustainable water governance, flood water management, and institutional capacity building in the water sector. His academic training underpins an interdisciplinary research profile that bridges water resource management, policy design, and industry–academia engagement. Since 2021, he has contributed to peer-reviewed international journals, with notable publications including a systematic review on industry engagement mechanisms in flood water management published in Water (2025) and a study on dual education as an institutional bridge in Kazakhstan’s water sector published in Sustainability (2026). His research has attracted 4 citations, with an h-index of 1, reflecting early but growing scholarly impact. Qasenuly actively collaborates with international and regional researchers to address global water challenges, emphasizing resilience, policy relevance, and practical implementation.

Dr. Marcela Taušová is a research-focused scholar whose academic work spans energy economics, sustainable development, resource management, and environmental policy analysis, with a strong emphasis on quantitative evaluation and comparative regional studies. Her scholarly portfolio comprises 68 peer-reviewed documents that collectively have received 390 citations, reflecting the visibility and impact of her research within the scientific community, and resulting in an h-index of 11. Her publications address critical themes such as renewable energy transitions, green hydrogen potential, raw material policy, sustainability indicators, and the economic implications of global disruptions, often integrating statistical modeling, policy assessment, and interdisciplinary frameworks. Through systematic investigation of energy systems, resource efficiency, and sustainability metrics, her research contributes to evidence-based decision-making and long-term strategic planning in energy and environmental governance. Her work demonstrates a consistent commitment to advancing analytical rigor, comparative insight, and policy relevance in contemporary sustainability and energy research.