Can Cui | Non Destructive Evaluation | Best Researcher Award

Can Cui | Non Destructive Evaluation | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Can Cui at Zhengzhou University | China

Dr. Can Cui is a Lecturer at the School of Water Resources and Transportation, Zhengzhou University, whose research spans intelligent detection technologies, transportation engineering, machine vision, and structural health monitoring. He earned his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees in Transportation Engineering from Central South University between 2009 and 2020, establishing a strong academic foundation in transportation systems and computational methods. After completing his Ph.D., he began his academic career as a Lecturer in the School of Civil Engineering at Zhengzhou University (2021–2022) before transitioning to his current position in July 2022. Over the past several years, Dr. Cui has played leading roles in multiple significant research projects, including a key scientific research project funded by the Shenzhen Municipal Science and Technology Department on machine vision evaluation of honeycomb materials for train collision energy absorption, as well as major projects supported by the China Railway Seventh Bureau Group focusing on 5G digitalization of highway maintenance equipment and fatigue life assessment of bridge cable systems. His scholarly work includes impactful publications in internationally recognized journals such as Automation in Construction, Composites Part B: Engineering, Buildings, the Journal of Railway Science and Engineering, and the Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials. He has contributed as sole first author, sole corresponding author, and key collaborator in studies involving YOLO-based defect detection, dynamic stiffness analysis, and geometric identification of honeycomb structures. Dr. Cui has also established a strong presence in technological innovation, holding more than ten Chinese and U.S. patents related to geometric morphology evaluation, honeycomb regularity detection, infrared-based grouting quality assessment, and deformation measurement using DIC technology. Through his integration of machine vision, structural mechanics, and intelligent sensing, Dr. Cui continues to advance digital and automation-driven solutions for transportation infrastructure safety and performance.

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Prof. Xiao Tan | Structural Health Monitoring Award | Best Paper Award

Prof. Xiao Tan | Structural Health Monitoring Award | Best Paper Award

Prof. Xiao Tan , Hohai University , China

👨‍🔬 Dr. Xiao Tan is an Associate Professor at Hohai University’s Institute of Intelligent Water Conservancy and Intelligent Disaster Reduction. His research focuses on enhancing the resilience and safety of water conveyance structures through intelligent monitoring and assessment methods. Dr. Tan’s expertise includes distributed fiber optic sensors, structural health monitoring, and the application of advanced materials in civil and hydraulic infrastructures. He earned his Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology, where he also served as a Research Associate and Lab Manager. Dr. Tan is recognized for his contributions to engineering research, having received prestigious awards such as the Best Researcher Award from the International Conference on Advanced Network Protocols, Technology, and Communication Research. He is actively engaged in editorial roles for esteemed journals and is a dedicated member of several professional societies advancing the field of civil engineering and infrastructure resilience. Connect with Dr. Tan to explore innovative solutions for infrastructure monitoring and disaster reduction strategies.

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Education 🎓

Dr. Tan earned his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering) from Stevens Institute of Technology, USA, in 2023. Prior to this, he completed his M.S. in Civil Engineering (Bridge & Tunnel Engineering) at Southeast University, China, and his B.S. in Civil Engineering (Road, Bridge & River-Crossing Engineering) at Chang’an University, China.

Academic Experience 💼

Before joining Hohai University, Dr. Tan served as a Research Associate and Lab Manager at the Smart Infrastructure Lab, Stevens Institute of Technology. He has extensive experience as a Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant in various civil engineering disciplines.

Research Interests 🌱

  • Intelligent and Resilient Water Conveyance Structures
  • Distributed Fiber Optic Sensors for Infrastructure Monitoring
  • Structural Health Monitoring and Assessment
  • Structural Applications of Advanced Materials in Civil and Hydraulic Infrastructures

Honors and Awards 🏆

Dr. Tan has received prestigious awards such as the Best Researcher Award at the International Conference on Advanced Network Protocols, Technology, and Communication Research (ICANPTCR) and the Richard I. Hires Outstanding Research Award from Stevens Institute of Technology.

Professional Societies and Services 🌐

He actively contributes to various academic journals as an Editorial Board member and Guest Editor, and serves as a Peer Reviewer for leading journals in civil engineering and infrastructure.

Dr. Tan is a member of several professional societies including the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the American Concrete Institute (ACI), demonstrating his commitment to advancing the field of civil engineering.

Publication Top Notes :

Measurement and visualization of strains and cracks in CFRP post-tensioned fiber reinforced concrete beams using distributed fiber optic sensors

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Measuring crack width using a distributed fiber optic sensor based on optical frequency domain reflectometry

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Strain transfer effect in distributed fiber optic sensors under an arbitrary field

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Monitoring corrosion of steel bars in reinforced concrete based on helix strains measured from a distributed fiber optic sensor

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Detection, visualization, quantification, and warning of pipe corrosion using distributed fiber optic sensors

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