Mohamed Ali Elhelaly | Materials Science and Engineering | Excellence in Research Award

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Dr. Mohamed Ali Elhelaly | Materials Science and Engineering | Excellence in Research Award

Lecturer | Tabbin Institute For Metallurgical Studies | Egypt

Dr. Mohamed Ali Elhelaly is a senior academic and applied researcher specializing in materials science, corrosion engineering, and metallurgical failure analysis. His expertise spans surface engineering, advanced coatings, heat treatment, welding technology, nanomaterials, and non-destructive testing, with a strong emphasis on industrial reliability and asset integrity. He has authored and co-authored multiple peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers in high-impact international outlets, addressing corrosion mitigation, high-temperature oxidation, and failure mechanisms in critical engineering components. His research is widely applied through extensive collaboration with petroleum, petrochemical, power generation, and metallurgical industries, where he has contributed to hundreds of technical and root-cause analysis reports. Actively engaged in international standards, peer review, and editorial activities, his work bridges fundamental research and industrial practice, delivering measurable societal impact by enhancing safety, sustainability, and performance of engineering systems in energy and infrastructure sectors

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Nordine Leklou | 3D printing | Research Excellence Award

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Professor Nordine Leklou | 3D printing | Research Excellence Award

Full Professor | Nantes University | France

Professor Nordine Leklou is a distinguished researcher in Civil Engineering at Nantes Université, specializing in the durability, pathologies, and sustainable development of construction materials. He holds an Habilitation in Civil Engineering (2017) and a PhD in Civil Engineering (2008), complemented by advanced engineering and research training at INSA Toulouse. Throughout his academic career, he has contributed extensively to the innovation and optimization of eco-materials derived from industrial and plant co-products, including studies on ion transfer mechanisms and advanced technologies such as 3D printing for earthen construction. His scientific portfolio demonstrates a strong international standing with more than 75 publications in top-tier peer-reviewed journals, over 50 conference communications, and 3 patents, supported by a citation record exceeding 1200 citations and an h-index of 17. He plays an influential role in shaping future expertise through the supervision of 22 doctoral candidates, 8 postdoctoral fellows, and 11 research-oriented master’s students. His academic leadership extends to key governance positions, currently serving as the Deputy Director of the University Institute of Technology of Saint-Nazaire. His participation in major national research initiatives such as ANR MODEVIE, Recybéton, and FastCarb illustrates his commitment to decarbonized construction and circular economy strategies for the built environment. Professor Leklou’s collaboration network spans Europe, Africa, and beyond, notably contributing to breakthroughs in additive manufacturing using earth-based materials and the development of bio-composites with enhanced mechanical and hygrothermal behaviors. His research contributes directly to sustainable urban development, reduced CO₂ emissions, and improved resilience of built structures under aggressive environmental conditions. Through academic influence, technological advancement, and strong interdisciplinary cooperation, he continues to drive innovation at the interface of material science and civil engineering, benefiting both the scientific community and society at large.

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Printing with earth: Characterizing local soils for sustainable 3D construction. Materials and Structures / Materiaux Et Constructions. Article – Open access.

Experimental evaluation of the time lag and decrement factor of a raw earth wall for various climates: Comparison of different methods. Journal of Building Engineering. Article – Open access.

Mechanical properties of 3D-printed earth-based materials considering two printable soils. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering. Article – Open access.

Experimental assessment of the dynamic hygrothermal and mechanical behavior of compressed earth block walls in a tropical humid climate. Buildings. Article – Open access.

Leveraging machine learning (ML) to enhance the structural properties of a novel alkali activated bio-composite. Journal of Composites Science. Article – Open access.

Effects of thermal activation on mechanical performance and sustainability of slag-based geopolymers. Materials. Article – Open access.

Brucely – Advanced Manufacturing – Best Researcher Award

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Brucely - Advanced Manufacturing - Best Researcher Award

SRM TRP Engineering College - India

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🎓 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Dr. Brucely holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering from Anna University, Chennai, where he completed his research in Mechanical Engineering between 2013 and 2018. His thesis, titled "Investigation on Implementation of TFMEA in Tea Industry using Artificial Intelligence," reflects his deep expertise in the intersection of AI and manufacturing. He also earned a Master’s Degree in Manufacturing Engineering from C.S.I Institute of Technology, Thovalai, affiliated with Anna University, Chennai, where he graduated with an impressive 73% aggregate. His academic journey began with a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Jayamatha Engineering College, Aralvaimozhi, affiliated with Manon Maniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

🔬 RESEARCH INTERESTS

Dr. Brucely's research interests lie at the confluence of manufacturing processes and artificial intelligence. His work focuses on applying Total Failure Mode Effects Analysis (TFMEA) using advanced AI techniques such as Fuzzy Logic and Genetic Algorithms. His innovative approach has significant implications for the optimization of manufacturing processes, particularly in industries like tea production where he has implemented GA-based ANFIS techniques.

📚 PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Brucely has made notable contributions to academic literature, with several publications in reputed journals. His work on "Implementation of TFMEA in Tea Industry using Fuzzy Logic" and "Using Genetic Algorithm Optimizing the Cutting Parameters of AWJM Process for Aluminium 6061 Alloy" showcases his expertise in applying AI to solve complex engineering problems. His research is widely recognized, with publications in journals that have respectable impact factors, reflecting the influence and quality of his work.

💼 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

In his professional career, Dr. Brucely has held various leadership roles, particularly in the academic sector. He served as the Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department at MCET from 2010 to 2018, where he also coordinated national and international conferences. Additionally, he was actively involved in accreditation processes, acting as the coordinator for NBA and NAAC file preparation committees, ensuring the highest standards of academic quality.

🌍 INDUSTRY & ACADEMIC COLLABORATIONS

Dr. Brucely has played a pivotal role in fostering collaborations between academia, industry, and governmental bodies. As the coordinator for MOUs with universities, industries, and ministries in DMISJBU, he facilitated key partnerships that have enhanced research and educational outcomes. His efforts have strengthened the link between theoretical research and practical applications, benefiting both students and industry professionals.

🏅 HONORS & RECOGNITION

Dr. Brucely's contributions have been recognized through various honors, including invitations to serve as an alumni representative for postgraduate programs in thermal engineering. His leadership and academic prowess have earned him respect and recognition in the engineering community, further solidifying his reputation as a thought leader in his field.

🔧 INNOVATION & IMPACT

Throughout his career, Dr. Brucely has demonstrated a commitment to innovation, particularly in the field of manufacturing engineering. His research and professional efforts have had a significant impact on the optimization of manufacturing processes, contributing to advancements in both academic research and practical industry applications. His work continues to inspire and guide the next generation of engineers and researchers.