Dr. Penjiyev Ahmet Myradovich is a distinguished scholar and academician specializing in renewable energy, environmental safety, and sustainable agricultural technologies. He holds the titles of Doctor of Technical and Agricultural Sciences and serves as an Associate Professor at the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Additionally, he is an Academician of the International Academy of Sciences of Environmental Safety (IAELPS) and a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.

Dr. Penjiyev's academic journey began at Turkmen State University, where he earned a degree in Thermophysics in 1978. He then completed his Ph.D. in 1987, focusing on the development and research of trench-type solar greenhouses for cultivating coffee trees. In 2000, he obtained a Doctorate in Agricultural Sciences from Moscow State Forest University, presenting a dissertation on the agrotechnics of growing melon trees in protected soil conditions in Turkmenistan. His third doctoral degree, a Doctor of Technical Sciences, was awarded in 2022 by the Federal Scientific Agroengineering Center All-Russian Institute of Mechanization (VIM) in Moscow, based on his research into the use of renewable energy technologies in Turkmenistan. 

Throughout his career, Dr. Penjiyev has authored over 330 scientific publications, including articles, books, and monographs, and holds eight patents. His research interests encompass renewable energy, solar energy, environmental challenges in desert development, and climate change. He has been instrumental in advancing agricultural technologies, such as utilizing non-traditional energy sources and industrial thermal waste for heating greenhouses in Turkmenistan. His work has led to the development of mathematical models for greenhouse microclimates and the creation of nomograms to predict temperature regimes in trench-type greenhouses across various regions of Turkmenistan. 

Dr. Penjiyev's contributions to science and education have been recognized with several prestigious awards, including the Lenin Komsomol Prize for scientific work in renewable energy (1991), the M.V. Lomonosov Medal for high professionalism in pedagogical sciences, and the A. Nobel Medal for research in biology, genetics, plant growing, and agriculture. He has also received the N.I. Vavilov Medal and the K.A. Timiryazov Medal for his significant achievements in these fields. His dedication to advancing knowledge and fostering innovation continues to inspire future generations of scientists and engineers.

Dr. Penjiyev Ahmet Myradovich's research interests primarily focus on renewable energy technologies, environmental safety, and sustainable agricultural practices. His work aims to integrate alternative energy sources, particularly solar energy, into agricultural and industrial systems in Turkmenistan. He has extensively studied the development of trench-type solar greenhouses and the use of renewable energy for heating systems, which have applications in desert regions with harsh climates. Additionally, Dr. Penjiyev’s research encompasses climate change and its impact on agricultural practices in arid zones. He has worked on developing mathematical models to optimize greenhouse microclimates and improve the efficiency of water and energy use in agriculture. His work also addresses the challenges of desertification and the sustainable use of resources in extreme environments. Dr. Penjiyev is committed to advancing the science of environmental sustainability by creating innovative solutions that can support both agricultural productivity and environmental preservation.