Behbod Ghalamkari | Sensor | Research Excellence Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Behbod Ghalamkari | Sensor | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | Islamic Azad University | Iran

Assist. Prof. Dr. Behbod Ghalamkari is an active researcher in the field of electrical and telecommunication engineering, with a strong focus on electromagnetic wave propagation, analytical and semi-analytical scattering techniques, antennas, and RF/microwave systems. His research contributions span rigorous solutions to complex electromagnetic scattering problems using methods such as the Kobayashi Potential, Fourier transform techniques, and modal analysis, addressing advanced media including chiral, anisotropic, plasma, and topological insulator environments. He has also made significant contributions to antenna engineering, including reconfigurable, wideband, terahertz, and energy-harvesting antenna systems, as well as microwave and millimeter-wave circuit design. His work integrates theoretical analysis with practical design, simulation, fabrication, and measurement of high-frequency components. With a substantial publication record in leading international journals and conferences, his research has influenced both fundamental electromagnetic theory and applied wireless technologies, contributing to advancements in communication systems, sensing, and high-frequency device engineering.

Citation Metrics (Scopus)

400

300

200

100

0

Citations 385

Documents 50

h-index
12


View Scopus Profile
View ORCID Profile
View Google Scholar Profile

Top 5 Featured Publications


Dual-Band Slim Microstrip Patch Antennas

– IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2018 · Cited by 48

A Fast Semianalytical Solution of a 2-D Dielectric-Filled and Coated Rectangular Groove

– IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2014 · Cited by 31

A Dual-Mode Tunable Bandpass Filter for GSM, UMTS, WiFi, and WiMAX Standards Applications

– International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications, 2019 · Cited by 23

Saad A. A. Jabir | Structural Health Monitoring | Research Excellence in Civil and Environmental Engineering Award

Saad A. A. Jabir | Structural Health Monitoring | Research Excellence in Civil and Environmental Engineering Award

CEO | Nur Engineering GmbH | Germany

Saad A. A. Jabir’s research focuses on advancing condition monitoring and structural health assessment within civil engineering, emphasizing innovative sensor-based approaches for real-time evaluation of infrastructure performance. His primary contributions are in the development and application of thick-film ceramic sensors for measuring the strength and stability of civil structures. Jabir’s work demonstrates the potential of these sensors in providing accurate, durable, and responsive measurements that enhance the reliability and safety of infrastructure systems. Through his publications, he explores the integration of sensing technology into civil structures, enabling continuous monitoring that aids in preventive maintenance and early fault detection. His research also intersects materials science and measurement engineering, with attention to improving sensor materials’ thermal and mechanical resilience for field applications. By addressing challenges such as environmental variability and long-term stability of sensor outputs, Jabir contributes to making structural monitoring systems more adaptive and cost-effective. His studies have significant implications for modern smart infrastructure and sustainable construction practices, providing valuable insights into how sensor technologies can be scaled for large-scale engineering projects. His collaborative work reflects an interdisciplinary approach combining electrical engineering, materials research, and civil infrastructure monitoring to create robust diagnostic systems for critical assets. Saad A. A. Jabir’s research output, though concise, holds impactful applications for modern infrastructure management and reliability improvement in engineering systems. 60 Citations 3 Documents 2 h-index

Profile: Scopus
Featured Publications:

Condition monitoring of the strength and stability of civil structures using thick film ceramic sensors. (2013). Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation.

Youwei Wang – Structural Health Monitoring – Best Researcher Award

Youwei Wang - Structural Health Monitoring - Best Researcher Award

Sun Yat-sen University - China

AUTHOR PROFILE

GOOGLE SCHOLAR

📚 SUMMARY

Youwei Wang is an emerging scholar with a mission to bridge academic research and public health solutions for elderly populations. Grounded in empirical rigor and a humanistic outlook, his work reflects a dedication to uncovering structural determinants of health and crafting strategies for social support. Through data, dialogue, and dedication, he seeks to contribute to a world where aging is met with dignity, care, and scientific insight.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Youwei Wang began his academic journey with a profound interest in public health and social well-being, culminating in his current pursuit of a Ph.D. at Sun Yat-Sen University, one of China’s leading institutions. From the outset, Wang demonstrated a keen analytical mind and a desire to explore the intersections between family dynamics, mental health, and aging. His early training included comprehensive exposure to research methodology, data analysis, and community-based field studies. This foundation paved the way for advanced inquiries into the socio-psychological aspects of aging populations. His graduate education has been marked by both academic excellence and a strong drive to contribute original knowledge to the field of gerontology and social epidemiology.

🧑‍🔬 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

As a doctoral researcher, Youwei Wang has been engaged in a wide spectrum of interdisciplinary projects aimed at understanding the health challenges of older adults in China. His professional work includes the design and execution of quantitative studies examining the effects of intergenerational support, chronic diseases, and social capital on mental health outcomes. Collaborating with senior researchers and policy experts, he has actively contributed to multi-level studies involving structural equation modeling and longitudinal data analysis. His professional activities also include manuscript preparation, academic conference presentations, and assisting in teaching graduate courses, showcasing a well-rounded academic engagement.

🔬 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Wang's primary research contributions center on geriatric health, intergenerational relationships, and health inequality. He has published five peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals such as BMC Geriatrics and International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, analyzing complex psychosocial dynamics using sophisticated mediation and moderation models. His studies explore how pension systems, oral health, and family support interact with mental health, offering new insights into elder care policy and community health strategies. His proficiency in data analysis tools like Stata, Mplus, SPSS, and ArcGIS enhances the depth and rigor of his research, reinforcing his role as a methodological innovator in public health studies.

🏅 ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION

Although still early in his academic career, Youwei Wang’s contributions have garnered attention in gerontological research circles. His ability to publish consistently in top-tier journals and to collaborate across disciplines highlights his scholarly merit. His inclusion as first or co-author on multiple studies demonstrates trust and recognition from his academic peers. His methodological versatility and insights into policy-relevant issues have made him a valued contributor in ongoing national and international health projects. These recognitions underscore his growing reputation as a thoughtful and reliable researcher committed to societal well-being.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Wang’s research has significant implications for public health policy and aging society frameworks. By identifying the roles of social capital, built environment, and family structures in mental health, his work provides practical pathways for improving elderly care in urban and rural China. His findings have influenced community health planning and informed interventions aimed at reducing depressive symptoms in older adults. Beyond academia, his research promotes awareness about social support systems, encouraging evidence-based decision-making among healthcare practitioners and policymakers.

🔮 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Looking forward, Youwei Wang aims to advance interdisciplinary research at the nexus of health equity, demographic aging, and social policy. He is committed to leveraging his expertise to develop scalable public health interventions that address mental health disparities among seniors. His future vision includes international collaborations that contextualize aging issues across different cultural and economic settings. With continued focus on quantitative modeling and policy application, he seeks to leave a legacy of actionable, inclusive research that improves quality of life for aging populations worldwide.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS

Title: Intergenerational support and depressive symptoms among older adults in rural China: the moderating roles of age, living alone, and chronic diseases

            Authors: Q. Sun, Y. Wang, N. Lu, S. Lyu

            Journal: BMC Geriatrics, Volume 22, Article 83 (2022)

Title: Oral health and depressive symptoms among older adults in urban China: a moderated mediation model analysis

           Authors: Q. Sun, Y. Wang, Q. Chang

           Journal: BMC Geriatrics, Volume 22, Article 829 (2022)