Yuhong Ding | Construction Material | Best Researcher Award

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Yuhong Ding | Construction Material | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Yuhong Ding at Macau University of Science and Technology | China

Prof. Yuhong Ding is a Ph.D. student in Architecture at the Faculty of Humanities and Arts, Macau University of Science and Technology, and a Professor at the School of Civil and Architectural Engineering, Liming Vocational University. Her research bridges traditional architectural heritage and modern innovation, focusing on structural durability, digital modeling, and sustainable restoration. She has published multiple academic papers, including a notable work unveiling the triple durability mechanism of Quanzhou’s brick-faced clay core walls. Holder of several national invention patents, she actively integrates research, patents, industry, and teaching, championing the vision of “science benefiting society.”

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Education 

Yuhong Ding is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Architecture at the Faculty of Humanities and Arts, Macau University of Science and Technology. Her academic training combines deep expertise in architectural heritage, structural analysis, and preservation techniques.

Experience 

She serves as a Professor at the School of Civil and Architectural Engineering, Liming Vocational University, where she has guided students to top national awards in architectural skills competitions. She has authored academic papers and developed national invention patents, successfully implementing them in the preservation and construction sectors.

Professional Development

Yuhong Ding has advanced her academic and professional profile by combining research, technological innovation, and practical training. Her publications have introduced the triple durability mechanism of brick-faced clay core walls in Quanzhou’s heritage architecture, contributing to restoration strategies in the Fujian–Taiwan region. She has designed digital control models, construction training devices, and BIM management systems, securing national patents with real-world applications. Her closed-loop model of “scientific research – patent – industry – teaching” underscores her holistic approach, while her leadership in skills competitions demonstrates her dedication to fostering future professionals in architectural engineering.

Research Interests 

Yuhong Ding’s research lies at the intersection of architectural heritage conservation, structural engineering, and digital construction technologies. Her primary focus is on the durability and sustainable restoration of traditional residential architecture, particularly the unique brick-faced clay core walls in the Quanzhou World Heritage area. She integrates advanced analysis methods with practical conservation strategies, emphasizing culturally sensitive preservation. Beyond structural studies, her work extends to developing patented digital control and BIM-based systems to enhance heritage management. By merging tradition with innovation, she seeks to ensure the long-term resilience of historical buildings while contributing to regional cultural sustainability.

Awards and Recognitions 

Yuhong Ding has earned multiple distinctions for her contributions to research, innovation, and education. She has guided her students to win top national honors in architectural skills competitions. Her publications have been recognized for pioneering analysis of heritage wall durability in Quanzhou. In addition, she has been granted national invention patents, each implemented in professional practice, further underscoring her impact on the architectural engineering field. These achievements reflect her commitment to integrating academic research with tangible societal and industry benefits.

Top Noted Publications 

  • Title: Durability Analysis of Brick-Faced Clay-Core Walls in Traditional Residential Architecture in Quanzhou, China
    Year: 2025

  • Title: Exploring the Techniques of Pile Cutting in Fujian and Taiwan through Oral History Method
    Year: 2025

  • Title: Analysis of Dimensional Design Rules for Ancient Buildings in Southern Fujian: A Case Study of the Hui’an River Bottom School
    Year: 2021

  • Title: Exploration into the Traditional Exterior Wall Decoration of Buildings in Quanzhou City: “Putting Bricks into Stones”
    Year: 2019

Khyati Tomar | Polymer-Matrix composites | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Khyati Tomar | Polymer-Matrix composites | Best Researcher Award

Research Scholar, at Netaji Subhas University of Technology, India.

Khyati Tomar is a dedicated research scholar at Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), specializing in the development of nanoformulations for pesticides and bio-pesticides. Her research focuses on enhancing the efficacy, stability, and targeted delivery of agrochemicals, thereby improving pest management outcomes while minimizing environmental impact. With a strong foundation in nanotechnology, agrochemical sciences, and environmental safety, she aims to integrate sustainable solutions into modern agriculture. Khyati has contributed significantly to advancing nanomaterials-based delivery systems, improving the bioavailability and controlled release of active ingredients. Her innovative approaches bridge the gap between traditional pest control and eco-friendly agricultural practices.  She has authored impactful publications in SCI-indexed journals and filed patents on advanced nanoemulsion-based formulations. Through her research, she strives to provide safer, more effective pest management solutions, ensuring sustainability, food security, and environmental preservation.

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🎓 Education

Khyati Tomar pursued her academic journey with a deep interest in nanotechnology and agricultural sciences, which shaped her expertise in sustainable agrochemical delivery systems.  She holds a strong educational background in nanomaterials, colloidal chemistry, and environmental science, enabling her to develop eco-friendly pesticide nanoformulations. At Netaji Subhas University of Technology, she is currently advancing her Ph.D. research, focusing on novel nanocarriers for targeted pesticide delivery. Her education has been enriched by interdisciplinary studies covering material science, crop protection, and environmental toxicology, empowering her to address modern agricultural challenges. Khyati has also undergone specialized training in green synthesis methods, nanoformulation characterization, and field application technologies, further broadening her scientific skill set.  Through rigorous academic research and practical experimentation, she has developed expertise that contributes to sustainable pest management and reduced ecological risks, laying the groundwork for her impactful scientific contributions.

💼 Experience

As a research scholar at NSUT, Khyati Tomar has gained extensive hands-on experience in the development of nanoparticle-based agrochemical delivery systems.  Her work involves eco-friendly synthesis of nanomaterials, designing colloidal nanoemulsions, and evaluating their biological efficacy on target pests and pathogens. She has successfully developed tin oxide nanoparticles for early blight management and pH-responsive chitosan-based nanoemulsions for targeted fungicide delivery, demonstrating innovation in controlled-release agricultural formulations. Khyati has collaborated with experts in nanotechnology, microbiology, and agricultural sciences, enhancing the interdisciplinary nature of her research. Her experience includes laboratory-scale formulation, in-vitro and in-vivo testing, stability assessment, and toxicology evaluations, ensuring that her research aligns with environmental safety standards. Additionally, she has contributed to patentable innovations, with two patents under process for novel pesticide nanoformulations. Through her research experience, she is contributing to the future of sustainable and precise pest management solutions.

🔬 Research Interests

Khyati Tomar’s research interests lie at the intersection of nanotechnology, agrochemicals, and environmental safety.  She is particularly passionate about nanoformulations for pesticides and bio-pesticides, aiming to enhance their stability, efficacy, and targeted delivery while minimizing environmental toxicity. Her work focuses on green synthesis of nanomaterials, colloidal nanoemulsions, and biopolymer-coated nanocarriers for controlled release of active ingredients.  She is also interested in understanding the biological interactions of nanoformulations with target pests and non-target organisms to ensure environmental safety and regulatory compliance. Khyati’s research addresses early blight, soft rot, and bacterial/fungal plant diseases, contributing to sustainable solutions in modern agriculture. Her long-term goal is to create cost-effective, eco-friendly nano-delivery systems that align with precision agriculture and promote global food security.  By merging nanomaterials science and agricultural biotechnology, she aims to revolutionize pest management practices.

🏆 Awards & Recognitions

Khyati Tomar’s innovative contributions to nano-agrochemical research have earned her recognition in academic and research circles.  She has authored high-impact publications in SCI-indexed journals, with research featured in Inorganic Chemistry Communications, Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy, and the Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering. Her novel approach to eco-friendly nanoparticle synthesis for disease management has been highlighted for its sustainability and practical application in agriculture. She has filed two patents: one on water-soluble antibiotic-fungicide nanoemulsions (Application No. 202511000058) and another on a lignin-coated dual fungicide nanocolloid (Application No. 202511045255). These patents underscore her role as an innovator in sustainable pest control solutions. Khyati has also received commendations for her research excellence and dedication to environmentally safer pest management. Her work continues to inspire advancements in precision agriculture and eco-conscious agrochemical delivery systems.

📚 Top Noted Publications

Khyati Tomar has contributed to highly cited research publications that address critical challenges in pest management using nanoformulations. 🌿🔬

1️⃣ Eco‑friendly synthesis of tin oxide nanoparticles: A novel strategy for managing early blight and soft rot in tomato crops

  • Journal: Inorganic Chemistry Communications (Elsevier)

  • Volume & Article Number: Volume 169, Article 113126

  • Publication Date: September 7, 2024

  • DOI: 10.1016/j.inoche.2024.113126 American Chemical Society Publications+1American Chemical Society Publications+1American Chemical Society Publications+6OUCI+6AbleSci+6AbleSci+1AbleSci+1

  • Authors: Siddharth Gautam, Khyati Tomar, Ajeet Singh Tomar, Sadhna Chauhan, Anjana Sarkar, Nancy Gupta

2️⃣ Chitosan-based colloidal nanoemulsion for pH-responsive kasugamycin delivery and improved efficacy

  • Journal: Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy

  • Article Number: 102079

  • Publication Year: 2025 American Chemical Society Publications+4OUCI+4AbleSci+4

  • DOI: 10.1016/j.scp.2025.102079

  • Authors: Khyati Tomar, Siddharth Gautam, Iltisha Saifi, Sadhna Chauhan, Smriti Kala, Anjana Sarkar, Nancy Gupta

3️⃣ Lignin-coated nanocolloidal dual fungicide system with improved stability and adhesion for environmentally safer control of Xanthomonas euvesicatoria and Colletotrichum falcatum

  • Journal: Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering

  • Volume & Article Number: Volume 13, Issue 5, Article 117811

  • Publication Year: 2025 OUCIOUCI+2American Chemical Society Publications+2American Chemical Society Publications+2

  • DOI: 10.1016/j.jece.2025.117811

  • Authors: Khyati Tomar, Siddharth Gautam, Sadhna Chauhan, Smriti Kala, Anjana Sarkar

🏆 Conclusion

Considering her impactful research in sustainable nanotechnology for agriculture, multiple SCI publications, and ongoing patents, Khyati Tomar is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her work represents a significant step toward eco-friendly agrochemical solutions, aligning with the award’s focus on innovation and environmental sustainability.

Asrafusjaman | Advanced Material | Best Researcher Award

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Asrafusjaman | Advanced Material | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Md Asrafusjaman, City University, Bangladesh.

Md Ashrafuzzaman is a dedicated physics academic and researcher specializing in Density Functional Theory (DFT) and material characterization. As an Assistant Professor at City University, Dhaka, he focuses on semiconductors, superconductors, and solar cell fabrication, exploring their mechanical, optical, and thermodynamic properties. With extensive teaching experience, he has mentored students, conducted computational simulations, and contributed to peer-reviewed research. His expertise spans advanced materials and theoretical modeling, and he actively engages in curriculum development, workshops, and science outreach programs. Passionate about innovation, he remains committed to advancing physics knowledge and inspiring future scientists. 🔬📖✨

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📌 Education:

  • 🏛️ Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Physics – Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) (2017–2023)
  • 📖 M.Sc. in Physics – Jagannath University, Dhaka (2012–2013)
  • 🎓 B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics – Jagannath University, Dhaka (2009–2012)

📌 Work Experience:

  • 👨‍🏫 Assistant Professor (Physics) – City University, Dhaka (2017–Present)
  • 🏫 Adjunct Faculty – University of Information Technology & Sciences (UITS), Dhaka (2023)
  • 🔬 Research Assistant – Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) (2022–2023)

Summary Suitability

Dr. Md Asrafuzzaman is a distinguished researcher and academic in condensed matter physics, specializing in density functional theory (DFT) and material characterization. His groundbreaking work on semiconductors, superconductors, and solar cell fabrication has significantly advanced the understanding of material properties. His recent research, “A Comprehensive DFT Study of the Physical and Superconducting Properties of Chiral Noncentrosymmetric TaRh₂B₂ and NbRh₂B₂,” has provided valuable insights into the pressure-dependent superconducting mechanisms of these materials. His contributions to theoretical modeling and computational physics, alongside his commitment to academic mentorship, make him a deserving recipient of the Best Researcher Award.

Professional Development  📚🔍

Md Ashrafuzzaman has actively engaged in professional development through research, teaching, and scientific collaboration. His expertise in DFT-based computational simulations has led to valuable insights into semiconductors and superconductors. He has developed and refined curricula, participated in academic committees, and mentored students in research projects. Additionally, he has led workshops, seminars, and outreach programs to enhance physics education. With proficiency in various computational and analytical tools, he continuously integrates innovative methodologies into his research and teaching. Passionate about fostering scientific knowledge, he remains committed to advancing physics and contributing to the academic community. 📡📊🧪

Research Focus

Md Ashrafuzzaman’s research is centered on advanced materials, with a particular focus on semiconductors, superconductors, and solar cell fabrication. His work explores the mechanical, optical, and thermodynamic properties of materials using Density Functional Theory (DFT) and computational simulations. He has contributed to the study of chiral noncentrosymmetric compounds, analyzing their superconducting behavior under varying pressure conditions. Additionally, he investigates organic-inorganic perovskites and novel materials for energy applications. His interdisciplinary research integrates theoretical physics with experimental validation, bridging gaps between computational modeling and practical applications in modern technology. ⚡📡🛠️

Publications Top Noted

  • 2024: “First-principles pressure dependent investigation of the physical and superconducting properties of ThCr₂Si₂-type superconductors SrPd₂X₂” – 2 citations
  • 2024: “Comparative Study of the Mechanical, Electronic, Optical and Photocatalytic properties of AGeX₃ (A= Cs, K and Rb; X = Cl, Br and I) Perovskite. By DFT Simulation” – 4 citations
  • 2023: “Investigation of the influence of pressure on the physical properties and superconducting transition temperature of chiral noncentrosymmetric TaRh₂B₂ and NbRh₂B₂” – 8 citations
  • 2023: “Pressure-induced semiconductor to the metallic transition of monoclinic KCa₂Nb₃O₁₀ layered perovskite: A theoretical DFT insight” – 5 citations
  • 2021: “Characterization analysis of textured and diffused Monocrystalline Silicon wafer” – 3 citations
  • 2016: “Monocrystalline Silicon solar cell Fabrication in Bangladesh” – 6 citations
  • 2015: “Study and Fabrication of Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell in Bangladesh; Using Thermal Diffusion Technique” – 7 citations

Jong-Han Lee | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Jong-Han Lee | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Jong-Han Lee, Inha University, South Korea.

Dr. Jong-Han Lee 🎓 is a Professor and Head of the Department of Civil Engineering at Inha University, Korea. His expertise spans hazard risk analysis, smart materials, earthquake-resistant design, and structural resilience 🏗️. With a Ph.D. from Georgia Institute of Technology, he has held key roles in academia and industry, including POSCO E&C and Daegu University. A prolific researcher, he leads cutting-edge projects in digital twins, CFRP reinforcements, and AI-driven structural analysis 🧠🔬. He actively contributes to global conferences and editorial boards, shaping the future of civil engineering innovation 🌍.

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Education and Experience

✅ Ph.D. in Civil Engineering – Georgia Institute of Technology (2010)
✅ M.S. in Civil Engineering – KAIST, Korea (2004)
✅ B.S. in Civil Engineering – KAIST, Korea (2002)

🏛️ Professor & Head – Inha University (2024–Present)
🏛️ Associate Professor – Inha University (2019–2024)
🏛️ Assistant Professor – Inha University (2019)
🏛️ Assistant Professor – Daegu University (2013–2019)
🏗️ Section Manager – POSCO E&C (2011–2013)
🔬 Postdoctoral Researcher – Georgia Tech (2010–2011)
🔍 Graduate Research Assistant – Georgia Tech & KAIST

Suitability summary for best researcher Award

Dr. Jong-Han Lee, Ph.D., P.E., a distinguished Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Inha University, has been honored with the Best Researcher Award for his outstanding contributions to structural engineering, hazard risk analysis, and smart material applications. His extensive research and leadership in earthquake-resistant design, structural integrity assessment, and smart infrastructure development have significantly advanced the field, making him a deserving recipient of this prestigious accolade.

Professional Development

Dr. Lee has significantly impacted structural engineering, specializing in hazard risk mitigation, earthquake resilience, and smart materials integration 🏗️. As a conference chairman, editor-in-chief, and research leader, he actively contributes to advancing construction safety and sustainability 🌍. His leadership in Korea’s major civil engineering committees fosters global collaborations. With expertise in AI-driven diagnostics and digital twin technologies, his work bridges research and real-world applications 🤖📊. Committed to innovation, he continues to pioneer advanced construction materials, ensuring structural integrity and sustainability for future generations 🏢💡.

Research Focus

Jong-Han Lee, Ph.D., P.E., focuses on structural resilience 🏗️, hazard risk analysis 🌍, and earthquake-resistant design ⚡. His research spans smart materials and structures 🧠, integrating field data with numerical simulations 📊 to enhance structural integrity 🏢. He develops advanced monitoring systems 🔍 and digital twin technologies 🖥️ for predictive maintenance. His work on carbon fiber reinforcement 🏗️ and self-healing cementitious materials 🏠 aims at sustainable infrastructure 🌱. With expertise in high-speed rail bridge dynamics 🚄 and concrete deterioration analysis 🏚️, his research contributes to safer, longer-lasting structures in civil engineering.

Awards and Honors

🏅 Best Paper Award – Korea Society of Civil Engineers
🏅 Outstanding Research Award – Korea Concrete Institute
🏅 Excellence in Engineering Innovation – Korea Institute for Structural Maintenance
🏅 Top 10 Influential Civil Engineers in Korea – 2023
🏅 Best Young Researcher Award – Korean Institute of Bridge and Structural Engineers
🏅 Outstanding Editor Award – KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
🏅 Government Research Grant Awards – National Research Foundation of Korea

Publication Top Noted

1️⃣ Flexural capacity of fiber reinforced concrete with a consideration of concrete strength and fiber content – Construction and Building Materials (2017) – 📖 Cited by: 173 🏗️

2️⃣ Influence of concrete strength combined with fiber content in the residual flexural strengths of fiber reinforced concrete – Composite Structures (2017) – 📖 Cited by: 148 🏢

3️⃣ Investigation of extreme environmental conditions and design thermal gradients during construction for prestressed concrete bridge girders – Journal of Bridge Engineering (2012) – 📖 Cited by: 105 🌡️🌉

4️⃣ Application of probabilistic neural networks for prediction of concrete strength – Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering (2005) – 📖 Cited by: 101 🤖🔢

5️⃣ Analysis of thermal environmental effects on precast, prestressed concrete bridge girders: temperature differentials and thermal deformations – Advances in Structural Engineering (2012) – 📖 Cited by: 95 🌞🌉

6️⃣ Crack-closing performance of NiTi and NiTiNb fibers in cement mortar beams using shape memory effects – Composite Structures (2018) – 📖 Cited by: 67 🔩🏗️

7️⃣ Experimental study of the reinforcement effect of macro-type high strength polypropylene on the flexural capacity of concrete – Construction and Building Materials (2016) – 📖 Cited by: 64 🏗️🔬

8️⃣ A vision-based dynamic rotational angle measurement system for large civil structures – Sensors (2012) – 📖 Cited by: 63 📸🏢