Kabir Ibrahim | Built Environment | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Kabir Ibrahim | Built Environment | Best Researcher Award

University of the Free State | South Africa

Dr. Kabir Ibrahim is a dynamic construction management researcher at the University of the Free State, South Africa, with a distinguished record in sustainable and digital construction innovations. His research explores blockchain adoption, artificial intelligence in teaching and learning, digital twins, sensing technologies, and ethical sourcing within the built environment. With 13 publications, over 90 citations, and an h-index of 6, Dr. Kabir Ibrahim has demonstrated strong scholarly impact and leadership in advancing Construction 4.0 and sustainability frameworks. His work, published in high-impact journals such as Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management and Interactive Learning Environments, reflects a blend of technological innovation and sustainability in addressing challenges in developing countries

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Ibrahim, K., Oyewobi, L. O., Okanlawon, T. T., & Jimoh, R. A. (2025). Influence of blockchain adoption barriers and drivers on potential application areas in the construction lifecycle: Partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) approach. Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management.

Younas Khan | Infrastructure | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Younas Khan | Infrastructure | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral Researcher at East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China

Dr. Younas Khan is a dedicated researcher and academic specializing in Rural Sociology, Food Security, and Social Development. He earned his PhD in Rural Sociology from the University of Agriculture, Peshawar, with distinction, focusing on institutional and subjective challenges to household food security in Northern Pakistan. Currently serving as a Postdoctoral Researcher at East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, he is actively involved in curriculum development and publishing in SCI-indexed journals. Dr. Khan has held various teaching and administrative roles at renowned Pakistani universities, including Kohat University and Bacha Khan University, and has supervised over 20 undergraduate and postgraduate students. His research interests span sociology of food and agriculture, gender studies, water-energy-food nexus, sustainability, and supply chain management. He has led funded research projects, including a principal investigator role for Oxfam-Pakistan, and is known for his commitment to interdisciplinary research and educational development across national and international platforms.

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Academic Background

Dr. Younas Khan holds a strong academic foundation in Sociology and Rural Development. He earned his PhD in Rural Sociology from the University of Agriculture, Peshawar, where he explored the institutional and subjective challenges to food security in Northern Pakistan. His academic excellence is marked by a CGPA of 3.87 and a consistent record of gold medal distinctions throughout his MPhil and Bachelor’s degrees, both from leading Pakistani institutions. During his MPhil, he focused on women’s political participation barriers in District Lower Dir, while his undergraduate research addressed the socio-cultural and infrastructural constraints faced by women in accessing higher education. His education has equipped him with in-depth knowledge in areas such as food and agricultural sociology, gender studies, and sustainable development. This solid academic background forms the foundation of his interdisciplinary research career, combining theory with real-world challenges to create meaningful impact in the fields of sociology, public policy, and development. 📘

Professional Experience

Dr. Younas Khan has built a dynamic career in academia and research, with extensive experience across various institutions in Pakistan and China. He is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, where he is engaged in curriculum development and publishing in SCI-indexed journals. Previously, he served as a Lecturer and Visiting Faculty at Kohat University of Science & Technology, Bacha Khan University, and other reputable universities, where he taught and supervised students at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His administrative roles included Department Coordinator, Controller of Examinations, and member of academic committees. Dr. Khan also led a funded research project as Principal Investigator for Oxfam-Pakistan, focusing on gender and development issues. His interdisciplinary expertise spans food security, gender studies, sustainability, and social development. With a blend of academic rigor and practical field research, he continues to contribute meaningfully to both national and international academic landscapes. 📚

Awards and Honors

Dr. Younas Khan has earned notable recognition for his academic excellence and research contributions in the field of sociology and rural development. He is a two-time Gold Medalist, securing top positions during both his MPhil and Bachelor’s programs at the University of Agriculture, Peshawar, and Abdul Wali Khan University, respectively. His PhD research, which addressed food security challenges in Northern Pakistan, has been praised for its relevance and societal impact. In addition to his academic distinctions, Dr. Khan has been entrusted with leadership roles in various research projects, most notably as Principal Investigator for an Oxfam-Pakistan study focused on gender and unpaid care work. He has also been a featured speaker at provincial symposiums in Karachi and Quetta. These honors reflect his dedication to academic integrity, innovation, and social responsibility, establishing him as a respected voice in the fields of food sociology, gender studies, and sustainable development. 🌟

Research Focus

Dr. Younas Khan’s research is rooted in addressing critical societal challenges through the lens of sociology, with a primary focus on rural development, food security, and institutional dynamics. His PhD explored the structural and subjective barriers to achieving household food security in Northern Pakistan, laying the groundwork for his continued work on the sociology of food and agriculture. He is particularly interested in the Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus, aiming to understand the interconnections between natural resource management and sustainable development. His research also extends to gender studies, with emphasis on women’s empowerment through education, politics, and economic participation. Additionally, Dr. Khan is exploring interdisciplinary areas such as supply chain management and econophysics, reflecting his commitment to evolving research landscapes. His work consistently bridges theoretical frameworks and practical applications, striving for impact-driven outcomes that benefit marginalized communities and contribute to policy development in Pakistan and beyond. 🧠

Publication Top Notes

A novel picture fuzzy Aczel-Alsina geometric aggregation information: Application to determining the factors affecting mango crops
Cited by: 32 | Year: 2022 🍃

Enhancing food security and nutrition through social safety nets: a pathway to sustainable development
Cited by: 20 | Year: 2023 🌾

Empowering hearts and shaping destinies: unveiling the profound influence of education on women’s mate selection in Pakistan – a comprehensive mixed-methods study
Cited by: 11 | Year: 2023 👩‍🎓

Determinants of food security through statistical and fuzzy mathematical synergy
Cited by: 10 | Year: 2024 📊

A cross-sectional analysis of familial alienation of transgender: with reference to District Swat-Pakistan
Cited by: 9 | Year: 2019

Excluding Women’s from Political Institution through Educational Deprivation
Cited by: 9 | Year: 2019 🗳️

Conclusion

Based on Dr. Younas Khan’s academic and professional profile, he is a highly suitable and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award, particularly in the fields of Sociology, Rural Development, Food Security, and Social Sciences. With a strong academic record highlighted by a PhD in Rural Sociology and gold medals at both MPhil and Bachelor levels, he demonstrates academic excellence and a relevant research focus. His broad interdisciplinary research themes, including gender studies, sustainability, and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus, reflect significant societal impact. Dr. Khan’s experience as Principal Investigator on a funded Oxfam-Pakistan project and his active role in national symposiums showcase leadership and applied research strength. Additionally, his extensive teaching and mentorship record, coupled with administrative contributions, reflect his dedication to academic service. Currently pursuing postdoctoral research in China with international collaborations and publishing in SCI journals, he shows strong global engagement and a forward-looking interdisciplinary approach, making him a competitive and well-rounded nominee for the award.

 

 

Nurdaulet Bakytuly | Geotechnical Engineering | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Nurdaulet Bakytuly | Geotechnical Engineering | Young Scientist Award

Laboratory Technician, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan

Nurdaulet Bakytuly (b. 2000) is a dedicated researcher in Geotechnical Engineering, focusing on expansive soil behavior and unsaturated soil theory for infrastructure resilience in Kazakhstan. He holds a BSc (2022) and MSc (2024) in Engineering Systems and Networks from L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University. Currently, he serves as a Laboratory Assistant at Nazarbayev University, conducting geotechnical experiments and data analysis. His research contributions include centrifugal pump modeling and green cover systems for slope stabilization. With expertise in BIM software, MATLAB, and geotechnical testing, he is committed to advancing sustainable engineering solutions. 📚🔬✨

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Nurdaulet Bakytuly’s research focuses on Geotechnical Engineering, particularly in expansive soil behavior and its impact on infrastructure in Kazakhstan. He explores innovative mitigation strategies to minimize soil-induced structural damage, ensuring stability and longevity. His work also delves into the application of unsaturated soil theory, developing adaptive solutions for geotechnical challenges in diverse climatic conditions. By integrating advanced modeling techniques and experimental approaches, he aims to enhance sustainable engineering practices. His research contributes to improving soil stabilization methods, optimizing construction materials, and advancing geotechnical resilience. 🔬🏢💡

 

Education

Nurdaulet Bakytuly pursued his academic journey at L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University in Astana, Kazakhstan, specializing in Engineering Systems and Networks. He earned his Bachelor’s degree (2018-2022) with a thesis on designing a heating and ventilation system for a 1,000-student school building, tailored to the climatic conditions of Kokshetau. Continuing his passion for engineering, he is completing his Master’s degree (2022-2024), focusing on the design and modeling of domestic centrifugal pumps. His academic work integrates sustainable infrastructure solutions with innovative mechanical designs, contributing to modern engineering advancements. 📚🔧🏢

 

Research Focus

Nurdaulet Bakytuly’s research spans Geotechnical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, with a focus on slope stabilization and hydraulic system optimization. His work on green cover systems explores sustainable soil stabilization methods, improving land resilience against erosion and instability. Additionally, his research on domestic centrifugal pump design applies the Taguchi method to enhance efficiency and performance in fluid mechanics. By integrating geotechnical solutions with engineering innovations, he contributes to infrastructure sustainability, environmental protection, and optimized hydraulic systems. His interdisciplinary approach bridges soil mechanics, sustainability, and mechanical systems for better engineering outcomes. 🔬🌍💡

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Harnessing Green Cover Systems for Effective Slope Stabilization in Singapore

Design optimization of a domestic centrifugal pump using Taguchi Method

 

 

 

 

Try Meng | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Try Meng | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Try Meng, Autorité de sûreté nucléaire et de radioprotection (ASNR), France

Dr. Try Meng, born on December 5, 1991, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is a Civil Engineer with expertise in finite element methods, thermo-hydro-mechanical coupling, and non-linear concrete and steel behavior. He holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from INSA-Rennes and works as a researcher at ASNR/DES/LMAPS. His research focuses on seismic behavior of nuclear reinforced concrete structures and numerical modeling of concrete containment buildings. Dr. Meng has contributed to various publications, including in Engineering Structures and Kerntechnik. He is fluent in Khmer, French, English, and Chinese. His technical skills include Castem, Fortran, Abaqus, and more. 🌍📐

 

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Educational Background

Dr. Try Meng completed his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering at INSA-Rennes from 2017 to 2021, focusing on advanced engineering techniques. Prior to that, he earned a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Science for Engineers at INSA-Rennes (2016-2017). He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the Institute of Technology Cambodia (ITC), completed between 2011 and 2016. Dr. Meng’s extensive academic background has equipped him with deep expertise in civil engineering and research, particularly in structural behavior and numerical modeling. 🎓🔧🌍

Professional Experience

Dr. Try Meng is currently a Research Engineer at ARSN/DES/LMAPS (2023-present), where he updates parameters using Bayesian approaches to analyze reinforced concrete structures under seismic loading, applying it to the SMART2013 model. He also works on explosion calculations for nuclear facility structures and impact analysis in the IMPACT projects. From 2021-2023, he worked at ASNR/DES/LMAPS and CEA/LM2S, focusing on mechanical behavior studies of nuclear reactor buildings and participated in the VERCORS benchmark and SMiRT26 conference. Earlier, Dr. Meng worked in civil and mechanical engineering research, publishing articles and completing internships on hybrid columns and structural analysis. 🔬🏗️

Technical Skills

Dr. Try Meng is a Civil Engineering Research Engineer specializing in finite element methods, thermo-hydro-mechanical coupling, and nonlinear behavior of concrete (damage models) and stainless steel (elasto-plasticity models). He works on nuclear reactor building simulations and leakage rate post-processing. In industry, he performs reinforced concrete and steel structure calculations based on Eurocode 2 and 3, including beam and column section design and reinforcement. He is fluent in Khmer (native), French (B1), English (TOEFL 500), and Chinese (B1). His technical expertise includes Castem, Fortran, MFront, Matlab, Abaqus, AutoCAD, and Latex. 💻🔧

Research Focus

Dr. Try Meng specializes in numerical modeling and mechanical behavior of prestressed reinforced concrete structures in the context of nuclear engineering. His research focuses on creep, aging, and leakage phenomena, particularly in concrete containment buildings, and applies these studies to real-world mock-ups like VERCORS. He also explores thermo-hydro-mechanical modeling to study the impact of climatic actions on buildings with internal insulation and thermal breaks. His expertise bridges structural mechanics, concrete technology, and climate impact studies for energy infrastructure and building performance. 🌍🏗️

Publication Top Notes

  • “Numerical modelling of creep, aging, and leakage of the prestressed reinforced concrete structure. Application to concrete containment building” (2024) – Kerntechnik 🏗️
  • “Numerical methodology on prestressed reinforced concrete containment building: Creep, aging, and leakage. Application to VERCORS mock-up” (2023) – Engineering Structures 🏢 – 8 citations
  • “Effect of climatic actions on buildings with internal insulation and thermal breaks: Multi-scale approach and thermo-hydro-mechanical modeling” (2021) – World Congress in Computational Mechanics and ECCOMAS Congress 🌍
Conclusion

Dr. Try Meng’s innovative research in structural engineering, particularly in nuclear reactor buildings, along with his advanced simulation techniques (such as FEM and Bayesian methods), makes him a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. His academic credentials, ongoing research contributions, and impact on the field underscore his suitability for this award.

 

 

Changyue Xu | Transportation | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Changyue Xu | Transportation | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Changyue Xu, Tongji University, China

Changyue Xu is a Ph.D. candidate in Transportation Engineering at Tongji University, Shanghai, under the supervision of Prof. Wei Zhu. Her research interests include travel behavior analysis, travel choice modeling, and transportation network reliability. Changyue has co-authored several publications in high-impact journals and conferences. She earned her B.S. in Transportation Management from Shanghai Maritime University, where she received numerous academic honors. She is proficient in Python, SQL, and other technical tools. Changyue is also active in community and academic events, contributing to various WeChat public accounts and winning multiple national competition awards. 🌟📊🚄

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Education 🎓

Changyue Xu is a Ph.D. candidate in Transportation Engineering at Tongji University, supervised by Prof. Wei Zhu. She previously earned her B.S. in Transportation Management from Shanghai Maritime University.

Achievements 🏆

Changyue has received numerous academic honors and awards, including the Outstanding Doctoral Freshman Scholarship and first prizes in several national competitions.

 

Research Focus

Changyue Xu is a dedicated researcher in the field of transportation engineering. Her work primarily focuses on travel behavior analysis 🚶‍♂️, travel choice modeling 🛤️, and transportation network reliability analysis 🛡️. She employs data-driven approaches to study urban transportation systems, utilizing operations research and advanced technologies in transportation planning. Changyue’s research aims to enhance the efficiency and resilience of urban rail transit networks 🚆. She has co-authored several high-impact publications, addressing critical issues in probabilistic route choice models, rail transit assignment models, and passenger flow forecasting 📊. Her contributions are recognized in both academic and practical applications within transportation science.

 

Publication Top Notes

Evaluating rail transit assignment models in the temporal dimension: The problem and its solution

Chaminda Gallage | Pavement Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Chaminda Gallage | Pavement Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Chaminda Gallage, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chaminda Gallage is an esteemed geotechnical engineer and academician 🎓. With a Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo 🇯🇵, he holds key positions at QUT, Australia 🇦🇺, where he mentors and leads research in civil and environmental engineering. Recognized for groundbreaking work in real-time landslide prediction, he has earned numerous accolades, including the Australian Geomechanics Award 🏆 and QUT Science and Engineering Faculty Award 🥇. Dr. Gallage’s dedication extends beyond academia; he’s a valued member of prestigious societies like IGS and AGS, contributing significantly to the field of geotechnical engineering.

 

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Academic Qualification :

Dr. Chaminda Gallage boasts a stellar academic background 📚, with a Ph.D. and Master’s in Geotechnical Engineering from the University of Tokyo 🇯🇵. His pioneering Ph.D. research focused on real-time prediction of rain-induced embankment failure, utilizing minimal measurements and sophisticated back-analysis techniques. Prior to his doctoral studies, he delved into the complexities of time-dependent properties of liquefied sand for his Master’s thesis. This academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree with First Class Honours in Civil Engineering from the University of Peradeniya 🇱🇰, Sri Lanka. Dr. Gallage’s academic prowess and research contributions have significantly enriched the field of geotechnical engineering.

 

Awards and Honors:

Dr. Chaminda Gallage’s exemplary contributions to geotechnical engineering have been widely recognized through a plethora of prestigious awards 🏆. Notably, his paper on real-time landslide prediction earned him the esteemed Australian Geomechanics Award in 2018. His outstanding research and teaching achievements were acknowledged with the QUT Science and Engineering Faculty Award the same year. Dr. Gallage’s commitment to mentoring is evident in certificates recognizing his supervision of doctoral theses awarded by QUT. Additionally, he has been honored with several best paper awards at international conferences, highlighting his significant impact on the field.

 

Research Focus:

Dr. Chaminda Gallage’s research primarily focuses on geotechnical engineering 🏗️, with a special emphasis on soil mechanics, unsaturated soil behavior, and geosynthetics. His extensive body of work encompasses studies on soil-water characteristic curves, hydraulic conductivity, embankment stability, and landslide prediction. Through laboratory experiments and field investigations, he delves into the intricate interactions between soil properties, environmental factors, and engineering structures. Additionally, his research extends to the performance evaluation of pavement materials, structural damage detection methods, and blast response analysis of underground structures. Dr. Gallage’s multidisciplinary approach contributes significantly to advancing knowledge and practices in geotechnical engineering and related fields.

 

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Effects of dry density and grain size distribution on soil-water characteristic curves of sandy soils📝 Cited by 194, 2010
  2. Laboratory measurement of hydraulic conductivity functions of two unsaturated sandy soils during drying and wetting processes 📝 Cited by 147, 2013
  3. Function of permeable geosynthetics in unsaturated embankments subjected to rainfall infiltration 📝 Cited by 88, 2007
  4. Blast response of segmented bored tunnel using coupled SPH–FE method 📝 Cited by 73, 2015
  5. Soil moisture monitoring at the field scale using neutron probe 📝 Cited by 70, 2014
  6. Direct shear testing on unsaturated silty soils to investigate the effects of drying and wetting on shear strength parameters at low suction 📝 Cited by 62, 2016
  7. An improved modal strain energy method for structural damage detection, 2D simulation📝 Cited by 53, 2015
  8. Assessment of recycled concrete aggregates as a pavement material 📝 Cited by 52, 2014
  9. Performance characteristics of recycled concrete aggregate as an unbound pavement material 📝 Cited by 47, 2019
  10. Effects of reclaimed asphalt materials on geotechnical characteristics of recycled concrete aggregates as a pavement material 📝 Cited by 46, 2019

 

Arun Kumar Ammasi | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr.Arun Kumar Ammasi | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Dr.Arun Kumar Ammasi, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi is a dedicated researcher and educator with a robust background in civil engineering. His research focuses on innovative applications of concrete materials, including the incorporation of plastic, rubber, and electronic wastes into concrete production. His work extends to using treated sewage sludge in manufacturing bricks, pavement, and solid blocks, contributing to sustainable construction practices. Dr. Ammasi explores Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECC) and Smart Dynamic Concrete (SDC) for enhanced structural performance. Additionally, his expertise encompasses the utilization of coal combustion products and the development of engineered geo-polymeric cementitious composites. In teaching, he emphasizes advanced concrete technology, construction materials, structural analysis, and more. Dr. Ammasi employs a dynamic teaching methodology, incorporating Project-Based Learning (PBL) and Research-Based Learning (RBL) to engage students effectively. He adopts a flipped classroom pedagogy, integrates contemporary assignments, and emphasizes continuous assessment for comprehensive learning. As the Head of the Department for Civil and Structural Engineering at VIT Chennai Campus, Dr. Ammasi also excels in administrative roles, demonstrating leadership and commitment to academic excellence. 🏗️🔬📚

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Education:

Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi’s academic journey reflects a profound commitment to excellence in civil engineering. He completed his Doctor of Philosophy, focusing on the effects of fly ash on concrete properties, through an integrated Ph.D. program at VIT University from 2009 to 2015. 🏗️ His undergraduate studies were equally impressive, earning a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Integrated degree with a remarkable 8 CGPA from Vellore Institute of Technology. 📚 Dr. Ammasi’s foundation in civil engineering began with a B.Tech. degree from Sona College of Technology, Anna University, Chennai, where he achieved an outstanding overall percentage of 81%. 🎓 His academic prowess extends to his secondary education, showcasing exceptional performance in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology. 🏫

Research Experience:

During his tenure as a Research Assistant at VIT University from 2009 to 2014, Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi delved into innovative studies in green concrete 🌱. His research encompassed experimental investigations, evaluating the viability of substituting traditional components with coal ashes. Through meticulous analysis, he assessed concrete strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness, contributing significantly to sustainable construction practices. Dr. Ammasi’s expertise extended to developing predictive models for drying shrinkage in green concrete over a decade, enhancing long-term performance. Additionally, he pioneered the manufacture of artificial cold-bonded fly ash aggregates, a breakthrough in designing high-strength green concrete structures. 🧪🔬

Teaching Experience:

As an Associate Professor at VIT University Chennai Campus since July 2014, Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi has demonstrated a passion for imparting knowledge in civil engineering disciplines 🏫. His extensive teaching portfolio includes courses for both B.Tech. Civil Engineering and M.Tech. Structural Engineering programs. Dr. Ammasi’s expertise encompasses a wide array of subjects such as Advanced Concrete Technology, Structural Analysis, and Finite Element Analysis, among others. 📚 Additionally, his role as a Teaching Assistant from 2010 to June 2014 involved conducting laboratory classes, where he facilitated hands-on learning experiences in RCC, limit state design of steel and concrete, and finite element analysis using Auto CAD, Staad Pro, and FORTRAN. 🖥️🧱

Awards:

Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi’s contributions to the field of civil engineering have been recognized through several prestigious awards 🏆. Notably, he received the Best Paper Award at the IEEE conference held at EGS Pillay Engineering College, Nagapattinam, in March 2013, affirming the quality and significance of his research. Furthermore, Dr. Ammasi has been honored with Research Publication Awards for his publications in international peer-reviewed journals, spanning the years 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2017. These accolades underscore his dedication to producing impactful scholarly work and advancing knowledge in his field. 📝🌐

 Research Focus :

Dr. Arun Kumar Ammasi’s research focus primarily lies in sustainable construction materials and innovative applications in civil engineering 🌱. He has made significant contributions to the utilization of industrial by-products such as fly ash and sewage sludge in concrete production, emphasizing the enhancement of strength and durability while promoting environmental sustainability. Additionally, Dr. Ammasi’s work extends to eco-efficiency evaluations of self-compacting concrete using unconventional materials like magnesite mine waste, further highlighting his commitment to advancing eco-friendly construction practices. Through his interdisciplinary research efforts, he continually seeks to address contemporary challenges in the construction industry, paving the way for more sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions. 🏗️🔬

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