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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Featured Publications
1. Cui, C., & Zhang, Y. (2024). Integration of shared micromobility into public transit: A systematic literature review with grey literature. Sustainability, 16(9), 3557.
2. Li, S., Han, S., Wang, J., Han, X., Zheng, P., Cui, C., Gao, X., & Sun, S. (2023). Infrared thermography detection of grouting defects in external post-tensioned tendon ducts under construction hydration heat excitation. NDT & E International.
3. Cui, C., Lu, Q., Guo, C., & Wang, F. (2022). Analysis of the coupling effect of thermal and traffic loads on cement concrete pavement with voids repaired with polymer grout. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering.
4. Cui, C., Guo, C., Lu, Q., Wang, F., & Fang, H. (2021). Fatigue performance of concrete–polyurethane composite materials under compression. Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part B: Pavements, 147(3).
5. Guo, C., Cui, C., & Wang, F. (2020). Case study on quick treatment of voids under airport pavement by polymer grouting. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 32(7).
at East China Normal University. With extensive experience in civil engineering, he has made notable contributions to soil stabilization and sustainable infrastructure. Prof. Qu earned his Ph.D. from Tongji University and has since led numerous research projects focused on microbial mineralization, soil corrosion resistance, and eco-friendly construction methods
. As a faculty member at Kashgar University, he plays a pivotal role in advancing resilient engineering practices and environmental research. Widely recognized for his innovative work, Prof. Qu has received multiple awards for excellence in teaching and research
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Ph.D. in Underground Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai, 2002
Professor, School of Civil Engineering, Kashgar University, 2021-present
. Over the years, he has spearheaded pioneering research on microbial soil reinforcement, long-term weathering resistance, and corrosion-resistant soil stabilization. His work addresses key challenges in civil engineering, particularly the environmental impact of geotechnical practices and sustainable construction techniques. Prof. Qu has hosted multiple high-impact research projects funded by national and provincial agencies
. Through his research and academic leadership, he contributes to innovations in civil engineering, supporting resilient and eco-friendly infrastructure development.
. A significant aspect of his research investigates the durability and corrosion resistance of bio-reinforced soils, which are critical for long-term infrastructure stability. His projects also explore the use of organic and green materials in soil modification for ecological applications
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Reading Star, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 2020
Second Prize Nomination, Shanghai Natural Science Award, 2020
First Prize in Engineering Practice Innovation, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 2017
Excellent Head Teacher, School of Environment and Architecture, 2009
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. He holds various certifications, including the Dassault Systèmes Associate Mechanical Design Certificate and specialized coursework from prestigious institutions like Georgia Tech and HKUST
. His work explores the use of novel composite structures, such as Kevlar-Epoxy-Zirconia, for industrial applications where wear resistance and mechanical durability are essential