Jinhua Li | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Jinhua Li | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr Jinhua Li, Hubei University, China

👨‍🔬 Prof. Dr. Jinhua Li is currently a Professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Hubei University, China. He obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Physics from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2012 and has since been involved in pioneering research in perovskite solar cells, photodetectors, and biosensors for disease diagnosis. His work focuses on enhancing device performance through innovative materials and interface engineering. Dr. Li has authored numerous influential publications, including advancements in graphene transistors for sensitive biomarker detection and solar cell efficiency.

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Education

Dr. Jan obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Physics from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, completing his research tenure from January 2009 to July 2012. Prior to his doctoral studies, he earned a Master’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Hubei University, China, spanning from September 2005 to June 2008. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics and Electronics Technology from Hubei University, where he studied from September 1998 to June 2002. 🎓 Jan’s educational background reflects his deep-rooted expertise in physics and materials science, preparing him for significant contributions in his field.

Experience

From July 2002 to October 2008, He served as a Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Physics and Electronics Technology and the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Hubei University. Following this, He worked as a Research Assistant at the Department of Applied Physics, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, from October 2008 to January 2009. Subsequently, He held a Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Department of Applied Physics at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University from August 2012 to June 2014. Since July 2014, He have been affiliated with Hubei University, initially as an Associate Professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, and from July 2019, I have been serving as a Professor at the same institution. 🎓

Research focus

Dr. Jinhua Li’s research focuses on diverse areas of materials science and engineering, emphasizing innovations in perovskite solar cells 🌞, nanocomposites 🧬, hydrogels 🌊, smart materials 🧠, lithium-ion batteries 🔋, and thin film transistors 📺. His contributions span from plasmonic enhancements in solar cells to controlled shape transformations in microgels, showcasing expertise in functional materials for energy storage and advanced device applications.

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Guanidinium induced phase separated perovskite layer for efficient and highly stable solar cells

Plasmonic enhancement for high-efficiency planar heterojunction perovskite solar cells

Mechanism of Water Effect on Enhancing the Photovoltaic Performance of Triple-Cation Hybrid Perovskite Solar Cells

Construction of high-strength p(HEMA-co-AA) fluorescent hydrogels based on modified carbon dots as chemically crosslinkers

Controlled Shape Transformation and Loading Release of Smart Hemispherical Hybrid Microgels Triggered by ‘Inner Engines’

Durian-like NiS2@rGO nanocomposites and their enhanced rate performance

Hierarchical LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 micro-rods with enhanced rate performance for lithium-ion batteries

High carrier mobility low-voltage ZnO thin film transistors fabricated at a low temperature via solution processing

Oxygen plasma treated graphene aerogel as a solar absorber for rapid and efficient solar steam generation

p‐Doping of Copper(I) Thiocyanate (CuSCN) Hole‐Transport Layers for High‐Performance Transistors and Organic Solar Cells

 

Masoud Fathali | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Masoud Fathali | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr Masoud Fathali, Road, Housing and Urban Development Research Center, Iran

Masoud Fathali, PhD, is an accomplished researcher in Civil & Environmental Engineering, specializing in Railway Engineering. He earned his PhD from Amirkabir University of Technology and completed postdoctoral studies in Railway Engineering at Iran University of Science and Technology in collaboration with Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. His research explores the impact of innovative materials like Tire Derived Aggregates on railway ballast properties. Masoud has authored numerous publications and books on railway standards, recognized with several awards for his contributions to Iran’s railway sector. Fluent in English and Persian, he is a pivotal figure in advancing railway infrastructure. 🚄

 

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Education

Masoud Fathali is an accomplished researcher with a PhD in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology and postdoctoral studies in Railway Engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology in collaboration with Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. His expertise lies in railway infrastructure, focusing on the effects of innovative materials like Tire Derived Aggregates on railway ballast properties. Masoud has authored numerous publications and books on railway standards, receiving several awards for his contributions. Fluent in English and Persian, he has made significant advancements in Iran’s railway engineering sector. 🚄

Honors & Awards

Masoud Fathali is a distinguished figure in railway engineering, with a robust record of achievements and recognitions. He has been honored as the Superior Researcher by the Iran Ministry of Roads & Urban Development, and has received accolades from various organizations, including letters of appreciation from the Iran Plan & Budget Organization for his contributions to railway infrastructure development. Masoud’s expertise extends internationally, highlighted by his role as Project Coordinator for the Tehran-Qom-Esfahan High-Speed Railway with China Railway Group Limited. His academic prowess is evidenced by top-ranked articles and awards, cementing his reputation as a leader in the field. 🚄

Experience

Masoud Fathali has a rich and diverse background in railway engineering spanning over two decades. Currently serving as Head of the Transportation Department and Assistant Professor, he leads initiatives focused on optimizing rail infrastructure in challenging environments like desert railways. His expertise includes overseeing projects such as the development of anti-vibration mats and conducting vibration evaluations for railway and metro lines. Masoud has also contributed significantly to the advancement of Iranian railway standards and the implementation of high-speed rail systems. His passion for innovation and quality management is evident in his role as a consultant and project manager, ensuring robust rail infrastructure solutions nationwide. 🚄

Research focus

Masoud Fathali’s research focuses on railway infrastructure, particularly the impact of innovative materials such as Tire Derived Aggregates (TDA) on railway ballast properties. His work spans degradation analysis of flexible pavements, development of track geometry assessment techniques, and evaluation of slab track performance in desert railways. Fathali also explores the influence of TDA mixed with ballast on ground-borne vibrations and has developed degradation models for life cycle assessments of railway materials. His expertise contributes significantly to enhancing railway durability and performance. 🚄

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Influence of tire-derived aggregates on the properties of railway ballast material

Deterioration analysis of flexible pavements under overweight vehicles

Development of a new track geometry assessment technique incorporating rail cant factor

Evaluation of humped slab track performance in desert railways

A new two-phase method for damage detection in skeletal structures

Effects of rail cant on wheel-rail contact forces in slab tracks

A new degradation model for life cycle assessment of railway ballast materials

Reliability assessment of transmission line towers using metaheuristic algorithms

Deterioration analysis of concrete bridges under inadmissible loads from the fatigue point of view

Size and shape reliability-based optimization of dome trusses

Mohammad Hossein Khosravi | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Mohammad Hossein Khosravi | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Dr Mohammad Hossein Khosravi, University of Birjand,Iran

Dr. Mohammad Hossein Khosravi is an Associate Professor at the University of Birjand’s Department of Mining Engineering. He specializes in geotechnical engineering, with research interests in physical modeling, slope engineering, and tunneling. Dr. Khosravi has received multiple accolades, including the best paper award at the 10th International Conference on Earthquake Engineering in Tokyo and a postdoctoral fellowship from the Center for Urban Earthquake Engineering in Japan. His prolific publication record and commitment to advancing geomechanics demonstrate his expertise and dedication to the field. 🌍📚🔬

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Dr. Mohammad Hossein Khosravi has a robust academic background in engineering, specializing in geotechnical and rock mechanics. His journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from Shahid Bahonar University in Kerman, Iran, where he laid the foundation for his expertise in the field. Building upon this solid groundwork, he pursued a Master of Science in Rock Mechanics at the University of Tehran, further honing his skills and understanding of geological structures and materials.

 

Research focus

Mohammad Hossein Khosravi’s research focus revolves around geomechanics, particularly in the areas of physical modeling 🏗️, rock/soil slope engineering 🏔️, and tunneling and retaining structures 🚇. His work delves into understanding the behavior of geomaterials under various conditions, employing both experimental and theoretical approaches. With a keen interest in arching effects, earth pressure analysis, and stability assessments, Khosravi contributes significantly to the fields of geotechnical engineering and mining 🪨. Through his extensive publications and affiliations with prestigious academic societies, he continues to advance knowledge and techniques in geomechanics, enhancing safety and efficiency in construction and mining industries.

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Experimental and numerical study of asperity degradation in the direct shear test

Experimental analysis of earth pressure against rigid retaining walls under translation mode

Stability analysis of slide-toe-toppling failure

Theoretical analysis of earth pressure against rigid retaining walls under translation mode

A new classification of failure mechanisms at tunnels in stratified rock masses through physical and numerical modeling

Performance of counterweight balance on stability of undercut slope evaluated by physical modeling

Arch action over an excavated pit on a stable scarp investigated by physical model tests

Physical modeling of tunnel induced displacement in sandy grounds

Physical and theoretical modeling of rock slopes against block-flexure toppling failure

In-flight excavation of slopes with potential failure planes

Physical modeling of arch action in undercut slopes with actual engineering practice to Mae Moh open-pit mine of Thailand

Active earth pressures for non-planar to planar slip surfaces considering soil arching

Arching effect in geomaterials with applications to retaining walls and undercut slopes

Investigation of stability and failure mechanism of undercut slopes by three-dimensional finite element analysis

Numerical analysis of slide-head-toppling failure

Excavation problems in Mae Moh lignite open-pit mine of Thailand

DEM analysis of backfilled walls subjected to active translation mode

A numerical analysis on the performance of counterweight balance on the stability of undercut slopes

Stresses and a failure mode from physical and numerical models of undercut slope lying on inclined bedding plane

Semianalytical solution for evaluating bearing capacity of a footing adjacent to a slope