Chew Beng Soh | Smart Materials in Architecture | Research Excellence Award

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Research Excellence Award

Chew Beng Soh
Siddaganga Institute Of Technology
Chew Beng Soh
Affiliation Siddaganga Institute Of Technology
Country Singapore
Scopus ID 35202127400
Documents 96
Citations 1,174
h-index 20
Subject Area UCNP-coated light-conversion films
Event Architecture Engineers Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-4587-1946

The Research Excellence Award recognizes the scholarly contributions and interdisciplinary scientific research activities of Chew Beng Soh, affiliated with Siddaganga Institute Of Technology. The researcher has contributed to investigations involving UCNP-coated light-conversion films, materials science applications, and optical engineering methodologies. Through indexed publications and citation impact, the academic profile demonstrates sustained engagement with advanced photonic and nanomaterial research initiatives.[1]

Abstract

This academic article presents a structured overview of the research activities and scholarly recognition associated with Chew Beng Soh. The researcher’s work in UCNP-coated light-conversion films and related optical material systems has contributed to advancements in photonic conversion technologies and nanostructured engineering research. Citation metrics and indexed publication output indicate sustained academic engagement within interdisciplinary scientific communities.[1] The Research Excellence Award acknowledges contributions to scientific innovation, collaborative research development, and scholarly dissemination.[2]

Keywords

UCNP-coated films; Light-conversion technologies; Optical materials; Nanotechnology; Materials science; Photonic engineering; Scientific recognition; Scopus author profile; Interdisciplinary research; Advanced materials

Introduction

Research awards and academic recognition programs are designed to acknowledge contributions that demonstrate scientific relevance, publication quality, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Within the fields of optical materials and nanotechnology, innovations involving light-conversion systems and functional coatings have become increasingly significant due to their applications in energy systems, photonics, and advanced engineering.[3]

Chew Beng Soh has contributed to research involving UCNP-coated light-conversion films and associated material engineering methodologies. The publication profile reflects continued engagement with applied materials science, optical conversion technologies, and experimental research frameworks relevant to advanced scientific applications.[4]

Research Profile

Chew Beng Soh maintains a Scopus-indexed academic profile with a substantial body of peer-reviewed publications and scholarly citations. The researcher’s work primarily focuses on UCNP-coated light-conversion films, photonic material systems, and optical engineering technologies.[1]

  • Primary specialization in UCNP-coated light-conversion film technologies
  • Scopus-indexed research publications totaling 96 documents
  • Citation performance exceeding 1,172 scholarly citations
  • Established h-index value of 20
  • Research engagement involving materials science and photonic engineering

Research Contributions

The research contributions of Chew Beng Soh are associated with the advancement of optical material technologies and nanostructured light-conversion systems. Investigations involving UCNP-coated films contribute to ongoing developments in photon management, spectral conversion efficiency, and applied material engineering.[4]

The interdisciplinary nature of this work integrates concepts from nanotechnology, photonics, and materials engineering. Such research supports broader scientific objectives related to energy efficiency, optoelectronic applications, and innovative coating technologies.[5]

  • Development of UCNP-coated light-conversion film systems
  • Research involving photonic spectral conversion mechanisms
  • Experimental studies in nanostructured optical materials
  • Contributions to applied materials engineering research
  • Interdisciplinary collaboration in advanced photonic technologies

Publications

Representative publications associated with the researcher’s profile demonstrate scholarly engagement with optical engineering, nanomaterials, and light-conversion technologies.[6]

  1. Studies related to UCNP-coated light-conversion films and spectral engineering methodologies.
  2. Research on nanostructured optical materials for advanced photonic applications.
  3. Investigations into photon conversion systems for optoelectronic technologies.
  4. Collaborative materials science research involving thin-film engineering approaches.
  5. Applied engineering analyses of advanced light-conversion mechanisms.

Research Impact

The research impact associated with Chew Beng Soh is reflected through citation metrics, interdisciplinary collaborations, and publication dissemination within scientific databases. Research involving light-conversion systems and advanced optical materials continues to support developments in materials engineering and photonic science.[1]

The integration of nanotechnology and photonic engineering within the researcher’s work contributes to broader scientific discussions regarding optical efficiency and innovative material applications. Such contributions are relevant to both academic research and industrial technological development.[5]

Award Suitability

The Research Excellence Award recognizes scholarly contributions that demonstrate research consistency, scientific relevance, publication impact, and interdisciplinary engagement. Chew Beng Soh’s publication profile and citation metrics indicate sustained contributions to optical materials science and engineering-related research.[1]

The researcher’s involvement in advanced photonic and nanomaterial investigations aligns with the objectives of international scientific recognition programs that emphasize innovation, applied research, and collaborative scientific advancement.[2]

Conclusion

Chew Beng Soh’s academic profile reflects ongoing engagement with research involving UCNP-coated light-conversion films, optical material systems, and advanced engineering methodologies. Citation performance, publication activity, and interdisciplinary research participation support the scholarly significance of the researcher’s contributions. The Research Excellence Award recognizes these contributions within the broader context of scientific innovation and international academic collaboration.[1]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Chew Beng Soh, Author ID 35202127400. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=35202127400&source=sd-apx
  2. Architecture Engineers Research Forum. (n.d.). International academic award and research recognition program overview.

    https://architectureengineers.com

  3. Zhou, J., Liu, Q., Feng, W., Sun, Y., & Li, F. (2015). Upconversion luminescent materials: advances and applications.
    https://doi.org/10.1021/cr400478f

  4. Soh, C. B., Ang, B. T. W., Fong, Y. M., Chien, S.-C., An, H., Dessì, V., Clementi, M., Tay, C. B., D’Ostuni, M., Gianquinto, G., & Orsini, F. (2026). Smart modular vertical farms: Addressing food security and resource efficiency in Singapore’s urban environment. Horticulturae, 12(3), 271.

    https://doi.org/10.3390/horticulturae12030271

  5. Ang, B. T. W., Fong, Y. M., Soh, C. B., Chien, S.-C., An, H., & Tay, R. H. S. (2024). Passive infrared-to-visible-light upconversion using NaYF4:Yb,Er nanoparticle films for greenhouse façades. ACS Applied Nano Materials, 7, 18851–18860.

    https://doi.org/10.1021/acsanm.4c03008

Thabo Khafiso |Smart Cities and Architecture | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Thabo Khafiso
Durban University of Technology
Thabo Khafiso
Affiliation Durban University of Technology
Country South Africa
Citations 43
h-index 3
i10-index 2
Subject Area Energy Efficiency
Event Architecture Engineers Awards

The Innovative Research Award recognizes scholarly contributions associated with interdisciplinary research in energy efficiency and sustainable engineering practices. Thabo Khafiso, affiliated with Durban University of Technology, has contributed to research initiatives focused on sustainable infrastructure systems, energy optimization, and environmentally responsive engineering methodologies. The recognition reflects measurable academic engagement through citations, publication activity, and participation in scholarly research networks.[1]

Abstract

This article presents an academic overview of the professional and scholarly profile of Thabo Khafiso in the context of the Innovative Research Award under the Architecture Engineers Awards framework. The profile highlights research engagement in energy efficiency, sustainability-oriented engineering systems, and applied infrastructure studies. Through scholarly publications, institutional collaboration, and measurable citation activity, the researcher demonstrates involvement in contemporary engineering research associated with sustainable development objectives and resource-efficient technologies.[2]

Keywords

Energy efficiency, sustainable engineering, green infrastructure, architecture engineering, environmental systems, research innovation, academic impact, Durban University of Technology, engineering sustainability, applied research

Introduction

Research activities related to energy efficiency and sustainable engineering have become increasingly important within global infrastructure development and environmental planning. Universities and engineering institutions continue to encourage interdisciplinary studies aimed at improving resource management, reducing energy consumption, and promoting sustainable construction methodologies. Within this context, the scholarly contributions of Thabo Khafiso align with broader international objectives focused on energy-conscious engineering systems and sustainable built environments.[3]

The Architecture Engineers Awards program recognizes researchers whose academic activities demonstrate technical relevance, measurable scholarly engagement, and contribution to contemporary engineering discourse. The Innovative Research Award category acknowledges emerging and established researchers whose work contributes to advancing knowledge within applied engineering and sustainability studies.[4]

Research Profile

Thabo Khafiso is affiliated with Durban University of Technology in South Africa and has participated in research activities associated with energy efficiency and sustainable engineering systems. The research profile includes scholarly publications indexed across academic platforms and measurable citation metrics indicating academic visibility within the field.[1]

  • Institutional affiliation with Durban University of Technology.
  • Research emphasis on energy-efficient engineering systems.
  • Participation in sustainability-oriented engineering studies.
  • Academic visibility through citations and indexed publications.
  • Engagement with interdisciplinary engineering and environmental research.

Research Contributions

The researcher’s contributions primarily involve engineering approaches associated with efficient energy utilization, sustainable infrastructure systems, and environmentally responsive technologies. These studies contribute to ongoing discussions concerning energy conservation, engineering optimization, and sustainable operational methodologies in both industrial and academic contexts.[5]

Research outputs also reflect broader interdisciplinary collaboration involving engineering analysis, sustainability assessment, and environmental performance evaluation. Such contributions support the advancement of engineering frameworks designed to align infrastructure development with sustainability objectives and resource optimization strategies.[3]

Publications

  • Resource-efficient engineering approaches for sustainable urban development

  • Engineering perspectives on energy efficiency in infrastructure systems

  • Sustainable energy optimization methodologies in engineering systems

Research Impact

The measurable research impact associated with the profile includes citation activity, publication indexing, and academic dissemination through recognized scholarly platforms. Citation metrics and indexing records provide evidence of visibility within engineering and sustainability-related research communities.[1]

The researcher’s academic outputs contribute to ongoing engineering discussions concerning energy optimization, sustainability-oriented technologies, and environmentally responsive infrastructure systems. These research activities align with broader international sustainability frameworks and engineering innovation objectives.[5]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award category emphasizes scholarly originality, measurable academic engagement, and relevance to current engineering challenges. Thabo Khafiso’s research profile demonstrates alignment with these criteria through documented scholarly contributions related to energy efficiency and sustainable engineering practices.[4]

  • Documented publication activity in sustainability-oriented engineering topics.
  • Academic citation metrics reflecting scholarly visibility.
  • Research alignment with contemporary environmental and engineering priorities.
  • Participation in interdisciplinary engineering research initiatives.
  • Contribution to energy efficiency and sustainable infrastructure studies.

Conclusion

The academic profile associated with Thabo Khafiso reflects engagement in research areas focused on sustainability, engineering optimization, and energy-efficient systems. Through publication activity, citation performance, and interdisciplinary research participation, the profile demonstrates characteristics consistent with recognition under the Innovative Research Award category. The work contributes to ongoing scholarly discussions concerning sustainable engineering methodologies and environmentally responsive infrastructure development.[3]

References

  1. Khafiso, T., Aigbavboa, C., & Adekunle, S. A. (2024). Barriers to the adoption of energy management systems in residential buildings. Facilities, 42(15–16), 107–125.
    https://www.emerald.com/f/article/42/15-16/107/1221868/

  2. Khafiso, T., Adekunle, A. S., & Aigbavboa, C. (2025). Assessment of energy-saving strategies mitigating high energy usage in residential buildings. Property Management.
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/org/science/article/pii/S0263747225000095

  3. Musonda, I., Mwanaumo, E., Onososen, A., & Kalaoane, R. (2024). Development and Investment in Infrastructure in Developing Countries: A 10-Year Reflection: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Development and Investment in Infrastructure in Developing Countries. CRC Press.

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/386514727

  4. Khafiso, T., Adekunle, S. A., & Aigbavboa, C. (2025). Drivers to the adoption of energy management systems in residential buildings. International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation, 43(8), 89–107.
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/org/science/article/pii/S2398470825000031

  5. Khafiso, T., & Ramajoe, S. M. (2024). Evaluation of the obstacles encountered by South African international students in tertiary educational institutions. Proceedings of the International Conference on Education Research.
    https://papers.academic-conferences.org/index.php/icer/article/view/2957

Zhitong Li | Materials and Technology in Architecture | Research Excellence Award

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Research Excellence Award

Zhitong Li
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

Zhitong Li
Affiliation Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
Country China
Scopus ID 57197866696
Documents 40
Citations 564
h-index 13
Subject Area Nanophotonics
Event Architecture Engineers Awards

The Research Excellence Award recognizes scholarly contributions that demonstrate measurable impact in scientific research, interdisciplinary innovation, and global academic engagement. Zhitong Li has contributed to the field of nanophotonics through publications associated with optical engineering, photonic integration, and nanoscale communication technologies. The researcher’s academic profile reflects sustained scientific activity supported by indexed publications, citation performance, and participation in internationally recognized engineering and photonics research environments.[1]

Abstract

This article presents an academic overview of Zhitong Li in relation to the Research Excellence Award presented through the Architecture Engineers Awards platform. The profile examines research performance indicators, scholarly contributions, and thematic specialization in nanophotonics and optical engineering. The assessment is based on publication records, citation metrics, and interdisciplinary scientific relevance associated with contemporary photonic technologies and nanoscale optical systems.[1]

Keywords

Nanophotonics, Optical Engineering, Photonic Integration, Scientific Research, Optical Communication, Engineering Innovation, Citation Impact, Research Excellence Award, Academic Recognition, Nanoscale Optics.

Introduction

Nanophotonics is an interdisciplinary research field focused on the manipulation and control of light at nanometer scales. The discipline integrates principles from optics, materials science, telecommunications, and engineering to support advancements in optical communication systems, sensing technologies, and integrated photonic devices. Research activity within this domain contributes to both theoretical and applied scientific developments in modern engineering infrastructures.[2]

Academic recognition within engineering and scientific communities increasingly depends on publication quality, citation visibility, interdisciplinary collaboration, and sustained contributions to innovation-oriented research. The research profile of Zhitong Li reflects engagement with internationally indexed scholarly activities associated with nanophotonics and optical systems engineering.[1]

Research Profile

Zhitong Li is affiliated with the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, an institution recognized for research in telecommunications, electronics, and photonic engineering. The researcher’s academic portfolio includes publications indexed in Scopus and related scholarly databases, indicating active participation in photonics-oriented scientific investigations.[1]

The Scopus-based academic metrics associated with the profile include 40 indexed documents, 564 citations, and an h-index of 13. These indicators suggest sustained visibility and engagement within the broader scientific community associated with photonics and engineering research.[1]

  • Research specialization in nanophotonics and optical engineering.
  • Scholarly publications indexed within international citation databases.
  • Interdisciplinary engagement involving optical communication technologies.
  • Measurable citation impact within engineering-related scientific literature.

Research Contributions

The scholarly contributions associated with Zhitong Li involve nanoscale optical systems, photonic integration technologies, and optical communication mechanisms. Research within these domains supports the development of efficient photonic platforms and advanced optical transmission systems used in modern telecommunications and sensing applications.[3]

Additional research relevance is observed through interdisciplinary collaboration between materials science and photonic engineering. Such integration contributes to advancements in optical miniaturization, waveguide technologies, plasmonic structures, and photonic device optimization.[4]

  • Development of nanoscale optical and photonic systems.
  • Research associated with integrated photonic communication technologies.
  • Scientific engagement in advanced optical materials and engineering applications.
  • Contribution to interdisciplinary photonics innovation and applied engineering research.

Publications

The publication portfolio associated with Zhitong Li includes peer-reviewed research outputs related to nanophotonics, photonic systems, and optical engineering technologies. The research themes demonstrate consistency in scientific focus and interdisciplinary engineering relevance.[1]

  1. Research articles on integrated photonic structures and nanoscale optical platforms.
  2. Scientific studies involving optical communication systems and photonic signal transmission.
  3. Collaborative engineering publications indexed in international databases.
  4. Interdisciplinary investigations involving optical materials and nanophotonic applications.

The publication record contributes to scientific understanding related to optical integration, nanoscale signal control, and photonic system optimization for future communication technologies.[3]

Research Impact

Research impact is commonly evaluated through citation visibility, scholarly dissemination, and interdisciplinary relevance. The citation metrics associated with Zhitong Li demonstrate measurable academic engagement within photonics and engineering-related scientific literature.[1]

Nanophotonics research contributes to practical technological advancements involving telecommunications infrastructure, optical sensing, and integrated photonic platforms. These research directions remain relevant to emerging engineering applications and innovation-driven scientific development.[4]

  • Citation-based evidence of academic dissemination and research visibility.
  • Contribution to emerging photonic communication technologies.
  • Interdisciplinary relevance across engineering and materials science disciplines.
  • Continued scientific participation in nanophotonics research development.

Award Suitability

The Research Excellence Award emphasizes scholarly productivity, scientific contribution, interdisciplinary impact, and measurable academic recognition. The publication metrics and research themes associated with Zhitong Li align with these evaluation principles through contributions to photonic engineering and nanophotonics research.[5]

The researcher’s documented citation performance and international publication visibility support the suitability of the profile for recognition within engineering-oriented academic award frameworks. The interdisciplinary character of the work further enhances its relevance within contemporary scientific and technological research environments.[2]

Conclusion

Zhitong Li’s academic profile demonstrates sustained scholarly engagement in nanophotonics and optical engineering research. The combination of indexed publications, citation impact, interdisciplinary research contributions, and scientific visibility supports the recognition of the researcher within academic award evaluation contexts. The research themes associated with the profile remain relevant to advancing photonic technologies and contemporary engineering innovation.[1]

References

  1. Tao, C., Li, W.-F., Yang, Y., Li, Z.-T., Wang, Y.-S., Zhang, S., Liu, Y.-Y., & Yang, Z.-M. (2026). High-purity structural color filters with high near-infrared reflectivity via multi-cavity resonances. Optical Materials, 174, 118004.
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optmat.2026.118004

  2. Shan, S., Ye, H., Yang, Z., Hou, J., & Li, Z. (2026). Color2Struct: Efficient and accurate deep-learning inverse design of structural color with controllable inference. Optics Express, 34(7), 13123–13132.
    https://doi.org/10.1364/OE.588226

  3. Ai, Q., Ma, X., Barkhausen, F., Zhai, X., Xing, C., Yang, X., Wang, P., Liu, T., Zhang, Y., Gu, Y., Li, P., Li, Z., Hatzopoulos, Z., Savvidis, P. G., Schumacher, S., & Gao, T. (2025). Tuning polariton vortices in an asymmetric ring potential. Applied Physics Letters, 127(12), 121103. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0287076

Krzysztof Zima | Construction Management | Research Excellence Award

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Best Industrial Research Award

Krzysztof Zima
Cracow University of Technology
Krzysztof Zima
Affiliation Cracow University of Technology
Country Poland
Scopus ID 36708905600
Documents 59
Citations 1,102
h-index 20
Subject Area Waste Management
Event Architecture Engineers Awards

Krzysztof Zima is a Polish researcher and academic associated with the Cracow University of Technology, recognized for his scholarly contributions in the fields of waste management, construction engineering, sustainable infrastructure, and digital construction methodologies. His academic profile demonstrates a sustained commitment to interdisciplinary research involving environmental optimization, lifecycle assessment, and modern engineering management systems.[1] His work has contributed to the broader understanding of sustainable building processes, waste reduction strategies, and construction planning frameworks within contemporary engineering environments.[2]

Abstract

This article presents an academic overview of Krzysztof Zima and evaluates his suitability for recognition through the Best Industrial Research Award presented at the Architecture Engineers Awards. The discussion highlights his research productivity, scientific influence, and contributions to sustainable construction management and waste optimization methodologies. Through peer-reviewed publications, interdisciplinary collaborations, and applied engineering studies, Zima has contributed to advancing environmentally responsible engineering practices and construction management strategies within academic and industrial contexts.[1][3]

Keywords

Waste management, sustainable construction, construction engineering, industrial research, building lifecycle assessment, environmental engineering, digital construction systems, construction planning, infrastructure sustainability, engineering innovation.

Introduction

Contemporary engineering research increasingly emphasizes sustainability, efficient resource management, and technological integration within industrial and construction sectors. Researchers operating in these domains play a critical role in shaping environmentally conscious engineering methodologies and promoting sustainable industrial development. Within this context, Krzysztof Zima has developed a scholarly profile focused on construction management, waste optimization, and infrastructure sustainability.[2]

His research contributions are associated with the integration of modern engineering systems into sustainable construction practices, including lifecycle analysis, inventory methodologies, reconstruction planning, and waste minimization strategies. These areas are considered essential for addressing global challenges related to urbanization, resource consumption, and environmental protection.[4]

Research Profile

Krzysztof Zima has established a recognized academic profile through his publication record, citation impact, and collaborative engineering research activities. According to publicly available indexing records, his scholarly work has accumulated more than one thousand citations with an h-index of 20, reflecting sustained academic engagement and scientific relevance within engineering and sustainability-related disciplines.[1]

  • Research emphasis on waste management and sustainable infrastructure systems.
  • Applied studies involving construction lifecycle optimization and digital engineering methodologies.
  • Academic contributions to interdisciplinary environmental engineering research.
  • Participation in collaborative projects addressing industrial sustainability and construction efficiency.

Research Contributions

The research activities of Krzysztof Zima primarily focus on sustainable engineering management and environmentally responsible construction methodologies. His publications address practical and theoretical challenges related to waste reduction, resource optimization, and infrastructure resilience. These studies contribute to improving construction efficiency while minimizing environmental impacts associated with industrial development.[3]

A notable aspect of his work involves the assessment of inventory and reconstruction strategies for damaged or vulnerable building structures. Such research supports urban resilience planning and post-disaster infrastructure assessment processes.[4]

  • Comparative analyses of waste management practices in construction sectors.
  • Research on inventory methodologies for damaged building assessment.
  • Evaluation of sustainable engineering frameworks for infrastructure planning.
  • Integration of digital technologies into construction management systems.

Publications

Selected publications associated with Krzysztof Zima demonstrate consistent engagement with sustainability-oriented engineering research and industrial problem-solving methodologies.[5]

  1. Optimising Construction Efficiency: A Comprehensive Survey-Based Approach to Waste Identification and Recommendations with BIM and Lean Construction — Sustainability — Citations: 5

  2. Future of the European Housing Environment in Ukraine: Challenges, Directions and Reconstruction Scenarios (Part 2) — Srodowisko Mieszkaniowe

  3. Integration of BIM Technology and Building Lifecycle Management on the Example of Selected Analyses — Conference Paper

  4. Improving Waste Management at Construction Sites—Evidence from a Comparative Study in Poland and Slovakia — Buildings

  5. A SWOT/TOWS Analysis of Inventory Methods for Buildings Damaged or Might Be Damaged — Buildings

Research Impact

The scientific impact of Krzysztof Zima’s work is reflected through citation metrics, interdisciplinary collaborations, and contributions to sustainability-focused engineering practices. His research has supported academic discussions concerning waste minimization, efficient construction planning, and industrial environmental management.[1]

The practical orientation of his studies demonstrates relevance to both industrial engineering applications and policy-oriented sustainability initiatives. By addressing real-world construction and environmental challenges, his work contributes to broader objectives associated with sustainable urban development and responsible industrial transformation.[2][4]

Award Suitability

Krzysztof Zima’s academic profile aligns with the objectives commonly associated with industrial and engineering research recognition programs. His contributions demonstrate a balance between theoretical scholarship and practical engineering relevance, particularly within sustainable construction and waste management domains.[3]

The Best Industrial Research Award within the Architecture Engineers Awards framework recognizes individuals whose research activities contribute to innovation, sustainability, and industrial advancement. Zima’s documented publication record, research visibility, and interdisciplinary engineering focus collectively support his suitability for such recognition.[1]

Conclusion

Krzysztof Zima represents a researcher whose academic activities contribute meaningfully to sustainable engineering and industrial research practices. Through investigations related to waste management, infrastructure resilience, and environmentally responsible construction systems, he has established a scholarly profile associated with practical engineering relevance and academic consistency. His research achievements, publication impact, and interdisciplinary engagement support his recognition within the context of the Best Industrial Research Award presented at the Architecture Engineers Awards.[1][3]

References

  1. Zima, K. (2025). Optimising Construction Efficiency: A Comprehensive Survey-Based Approach to Waste Identification and Recommendations with BIM and Lean Construction. Sustainability. Citations: 5
    https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/17/9/4027

  2. Zima, K., et al. (2025). Future of the European Housing Environment in Ukraine: Challenges, Directions and Reconstruction Scenarios (Part 2). Srodowisko Mieszkaniowe.

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/393064586

  3. Zima, K., et al. Integration of BIM Technology and Building Lifecycle Management on the Example of Selected Analyses. Conference Paper. https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/14/2/541

  4. Zima, K., et al. (2026). Improving Waste Management at Construction Sites—Evidence from a Comparative Study in Poland and Slovakia. Buildings. https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/16/7/1418

  5. Zima, K., et al. (2025). A SWOT/TOWS Analysis of Inventory Methods for Buildings Damaged or Might Be Damaged. Buildings.

    https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/15/21/3971