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Bernard Mahoney | 3D Printing in Construction | Research Excellence Award Published on 24/01/202624/01/2026 by Architecture Engineers Mr. Bernard Mahoney | 3D Printing in Construction | Research Excellence Award Oklahoma State University | United States B. Mahoney is a dedicated researcher and scholar specializing in polymer science and engineering, currently serving as a [insert designation] at [insert institution/organization]. With extensive professional experience in materials research and additive manufacturing, Mahoney has led and contributed to interdisciplinary projects exploring vitrimers, polymer composites, and their applications in aerospace and construction industries. His research focuses on the development of self-healing polymers, machine learning-assisted polymer design, and sustainable material solutions, resulting in multiple publications, including studies on healing efficiency in vitrimers and electrocution risks in construction. Mahoney has actively participated in leadership roles within collaborative research initiatives, contributed as a peer reviewer and editorial member for scientific journals, and holds professional memberships and certifications in polymer science and engineering. His work has been recognized for advancing the understanding of innovative polymer materials and promoting their industrial adoption. His research impact includes 1 citation, 2 publications, and an h-index of 1. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 4 3 2 1 0 Citations 1 Documents 2 h-index 1 Citations Documents h-index View Scopus Profile View Google Scholar Profile View ORCID Profile Featured Publications Effect of Healing Parameters on the Healing Efficiency of A Vitrimer – Journal of Applied Polymer Science Challenges and opportunities of vitrimers for aerospace applications: A roadmap for industrial adoption – Cleaner Materials Electrocution in the construction industry: a systematic review – Discover Public Health Machine Learning-Assisted Polymer and Polymer Composite Design for Additive Manufacturing – AI Materials
B. Mahoney is a dedicated researcher and scholar specializing in polymer science and engineering, currently serving as a [insert designation] at [insert institution/organization]. With extensive professional experience in materials research and additive manufacturing, Mahoney has led and contributed to interdisciplinary projects exploring vitrimers, polymer composites, and their applications in aerospace and construction industries. His research focuses on the development of self-healing polymers, machine learning-assisted polymer design, and sustainable material solutions, resulting in multiple publications, including studies on healing efficiency in vitrimers and electrocution risks in construction. Mahoney has actively participated in leadership roles within collaborative research initiatives, contributed as a peer reviewer and editorial member for scientific journals, and holds professional memberships and certifications in polymer science and engineering. His work has been recognized for advancing the understanding of innovative polymer materials and promoting their industrial adoption. His research impact includes 1 citation, 2 publications, and an h-index of 1.
Dilihumaer Aizizi | Architectural Education and Pedagogy | Best Researcher Award Published on 24/01/202624/01/2026 by Architecture Engineers Dr. Dilihumaer Aizizi | Architectural Education and Pedagogy | Best Researcher Award Southwest University | China Dilihumaer Aizizi is a doctoral graduate student at Southwest University, affiliated with the Center for Studies of Education and Psychology of Ethnic Minorities, specializing in educational leadership and management. She has extensive professional experience in academic research and leadership, serving as Graduate Student Union Chairman and Doctoral Party Branch Deputy Secretary, while contributing to multiple national and provincial research projects. Her research focuses on educational management in ethnic minority areas, human capital cultivation, and quality improvement of national unified textbooks, with publications in SSCI and CSSCI journals. She has co-founded an educational consulting company, leading innovative projects including a multilingual AI-based system for personalized further study planning, for which an invention patent has been published. Recognized for her contributions to education, she has received numerous provincial and university-level honors, participated in international academic exchanges, and serves as a peer reviewer for Current Psychology, promoting cross-cultural research and advancing educational development in underdeveloped regions. Her research impact 1 publication document. View Scopus Profile Featured Publications Navigating the Zhongkao: How perceived parental expectations shape adolescents’ transition choices in China – Acta Psychologica
Dilihumaer Aizizi is a doctoral graduate student at Southwest University, affiliated with the Center for Studies of Education and Psychology of Ethnic Minorities, specializing in educational leadership and management. She has extensive professional experience in academic research and leadership, serving as Graduate Student Union Chairman and Doctoral Party Branch Deputy Secretary, while contributing to multiple national and provincial research projects. Her research focuses on educational management in ethnic minority areas, human capital cultivation, and quality improvement of national unified textbooks, with publications in SSCI and CSSCI journals. She has co-founded an educational consulting company, leading innovative projects including a multilingual AI-based system for personalized further study planning, for which an invention patent has been published. Recognized for her contributions to education, she has received numerous provincial and university-level honors, participated in international academic exchanges, and serves as a peer reviewer for Current Psychology, promoting cross-cultural research and advancing educational development in underdeveloped regions. Her research impact 1 publication document.
Zain Ijaz | Resilient Infrastructure | Best Researcher Award Published on 24/01/202624/01/2026 by Architecture Engineers Dr. Zain Ijaz | Resilient Infrastructure | Best Researcher Award Post Doctorate Researcher | Tongji University | China Zain Ijaz is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Civil Engineering at Tongji University, specializing in geotechnical engineering with a strong focus on sustainable and resilient infrastructure. He has extensive professional experience as a laboratory engineer and lecturer, contributing to teaching, supervision, and applied geotechnical testing while supporting academic leadership and research initiatives. His research centers on soil behavior, ground improvement, geospatial modeling, rock mechanics, and machine learning–driven prediction of geotechnical parameters, with substantial contributions through high-impact journal publications, conference papers, and a scholarly book chapter. He actively collaborates with leading international institutions and serves as a peer reviewer for reputed scientific journals. His academic excellence has been recognized through competitive research scholarships, merit-based distinctions, and recognition among top doctoral researchers, and his research impact includes 1,055 citations 29 publications, and an h-index of 17. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 Citations 1055 Documents 29 h-index 17 Citations Documents h-index View Scopus Profile View ORCID Profile Featured Publications A hydraulic binder for compacted clay under wet-dry cycles: Low carbon limestone calcined clay cement – Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering Artificial intelligence-driven enhanced CBR modeling of sandy soils considering broad grain size variability – Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering Big data-driven global modeling of cohesive soil compaction across conceptual and arbitrary energies through machine learning – Transportation Geotechnics Optimizing Subsurface Geotechnical Data Integration for Sustainable Building Infrastructure – Buildings Advanced geospatial modeling and statistical evaluation of heterogenous geotechnical facets at multiple depths using the improved formulation of modified Shepard IDW algorithm – Iop Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science
Zain Ijaz is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Civil Engineering at Tongji University, specializing in geotechnical engineering with a strong focus on sustainable and resilient infrastructure. He has extensive professional experience as a laboratory engineer and lecturer, contributing to teaching, supervision, and applied geotechnical testing while supporting academic leadership and research initiatives. His research centers on soil behavior, ground improvement, geospatial modeling, rock mechanics, and machine learning–driven prediction of geotechnical parameters, with substantial contributions through high-impact journal publications, conference papers, and a scholarly book chapter. He actively collaborates with leading international institutions and serves as a peer reviewer for reputed scientific journals. His academic excellence has been recognized through competitive research scholarships, merit-based distinctions, and recognition among top doctoral researchers, and his research impact includes 1,055 citations 29 publications, and an h-index of 17.
Arshad Farooq | Parametric Design | Research Excellence Award Published on 24/01/202624/01/2026 by Architecture Engineers Dr. Arshad Farooq | Parametric Design | Research Excellence Award Harbin Institute of Technology | China Arshad Farooq is a doctoral researcher in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics at the School of Energy Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, specializing in fluid dynamics, aerodynamics, and heat transfer with a strong emphasis on gas turbine cooling technologies. He has extensive professional experience in academic teaching and laboratory leadership, having served in instructional, technical, and supervisory roles while contributing to curriculum development, laboratory accreditation, and experimental system optimization. His research focuses on vortex-based sweeping jet actuators, conjugate heat transfer, film cooling, and advanced CFD modeling, with publications in leading international journals in aerospace and thermal sciences that advance turbine thermal management and flow control technologies. His scholarly impact includes 97 citationsfrom 7 publications, with an h-index of 4. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 100 80 60 40 20 0 Citations 97 Documents 7 h-index 4 Citations Documents h-index View Scopus Profile Featured Publications Parametric design investigation of Vortex-based sweeping jet actuator for film cooling on high-pressure turbine vane – International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer Numerical investigation of vortex-based sweeping jet actuator for film cooling: A comparative study – Aerospace Science and Technology Conjugate heat transfer simulations of a radially cooled gas turbine blade leading edge using a vortex-based fluidic oscillator for sweeping jet impingement – Research Article Influences of Newtonian heating and Darcy’s law in micropolar fluid flow over a magnetized stretchable disk: A Bayesian analysis – Chinese Journal of Physics
Arshad Farooq is a doctoral researcher in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics at the School of Energy Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, specializing in fluid dynamics, aerodynamics, and heat transfer with a strong emphasis on gas turbine cooling technologies. He has extensive professional experience in academic teaching and laboratory leadership, having served in instructional, technical, and supervisory roles while contributing to curriculum development, laboratory accreditation, and experimental system optimization. His research focuses on vortex-based sweeping jet actuators, conjugate heat transfer, film cooling, and advanced CFD modeling, with publications in leading international journals in aerospace and thermal sciences that advance turbine thermal management and flow control technologies. His scholarly impact includes 97 citationsfrom 7 publications, with an h-index of 4.
Huaibin Li | 3D Printing in Construction | Best Scholar Award Published on 24/01/202624/01/2026 by Architecture Engineers Prof. Dr. Huaibin Li | 3D Printing in Construction | Best Scholar Award Lecturer | Anhui University of Science and Technology | China Dr. Huaibin Li is a Lecturer in the School of Safety Science and Engineering at Anhui University of Science and Technology, with expertise in rock mechanics, underground engineering, and mining safety engineering. He is actively engaged in teaching and research and has participated in multiple nationally funded scientific programs as well as several industry-commissioned projects focused on rock mass behavior, hydraulic fracturing, and high-strength support systems for underground structures. His research centers on rock mass mechanical properties, fracture propagation mechanisms, tunnel stability, and advanced underground support technologies, and he has authored 25 peer-reviewed publications addressing these areas. His scholarly contributions have been recognized through prestigious national and provincial science and technology awards from leading professional societies in rock mechanics and mining engineering, demonstrating his professional impact and academic standing. His research impact includes 173 citations across 168 documents and an h-index of 8. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 200 150 100 50 0 Citations 173 Documents 25 h-index 18 Citations Documents h-index View Scopus Profile Featured Publications Bending performance and parameter influencing mechanism of an innovative type of rectangular high-strength steel pipe grid arch in soft rock tunnel – Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Research on the Estimation of Rock Mass Compressive Strength Based on Critical Strain Theory – Mining Metallurgy and Exploration Initiation Pressure and Fracture Path of Near-Field Symmetric Pre-cut Hydraulic Fracturing – Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering Analysis on Flexural Performance of Circumferential Joint of New High-Strength Steel Pipe Grid Arch – Chinese Journal of Underground Space and Engineering
Dr. Huaibin Li is a Lecturer in the School of Safety Science and Engineering at Anhui University of Science and Technology, with expertise in rock mechanics, underground engineering, and mining safety engineering. He is actively engaged in teaching and research and has participated in multiple nationally funded scientific programs as well as several industry-commissioned projects focused on rock mass behavior, hydraulic fracturing, and high-strength support systems for underground structures. His research centers on rock mass mechanical properties, fracture propagation mechanisms, tunnel stability, and advanced underground support technologies, and he has authored 25 peer-reviewed publications addressing these areas. His scholarly contributions have been recognized through prestigious national and provincial science and technology awards from leading professional societies in rock mechanics and mining engineering, demonstrating his professional impact and academic standing. His research impact includes 173 citations across 168 documents and an h-index of 8.