Li Jianqiu | Green Infrastructure | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Li Jianqiu | Green Infrastructure | Research Excellence Award

Professor | School of Vehicle and Mobility, Tsinghua University | China

Prof. Dr. Jiangqiu Li is a highly distinguished researcher at Beijing Huairou Laboratory, China, specializing in advanced energy materials, electrochemical systems, and sustainable engineering technologies. With an exceptional record of 407 publications, 24,987 citations, and an h-index of 68, he demonstrates significant global academic influence. His research focuses on fuel cells, perovskite materials, solid oxide systems, and energy-efficient motor technologies. Supported by extensive collaboration with 379 co-authors, his work reflects strong interdisciplinary integration. Li’s contributions advance clean energy innovation, industrial efficiency, and decarbonization, playing a critical role in addressing global energy challenges and supporting the transition toward sustainable and low-carbon technological systems.

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A high-pole-number integral slot hub motor design: Configuration, optimization, and validation

– Proc. IMechE Part D: Journal of Automobile Engineering, 2026

Hamid Ouadi | Green Infrastructure | Clean Energy Integration in Civil Engineering Award

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Prof. Hamid Ouadi | Green Infrastructure | Clean Energy Integration in Civil Engineering Award

Professor | Mohammed V University of Rabat | Morocco

Hamid Ouadi is a Professor of Higher Education at the National School of Arts and Crafts of Rabat, Mohammed V University, specializing in electrical engineering, automatic control, and smart energy systems. He has built a distinguished academic career through teaching, research, and leadership roles across major engineering institutions, with extensive involvement in advanced training and doctoral supervision. He has coordinated and contributed to competitive national and international research projects, demonstrating strong scientific and managerial leadership. His research focuses on smart grids and microgrids, positive-energy buildings, electric vehicle control and energy optimization, and intelligent energy management systems, with substantial contributions through high-impact journal publications, conference papers, books, and book chapters. His academic standing is further reflected by his strong research visibility, with 1,502 citations , 134 publications, and an h-index of 20.

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Mohamed Ouf | Green Infrastructure | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Mohamed Ouf | Green Infrastructure | Research Excellence Award

Associate Professor | Concordia University | Canada

Mohamed Ouf is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering at Concordia University and a Professional Engineer, specializing in intelligent and occupant-centric buildings, urban-scale energy modelling, and data-driven building performance optimization. He founded and leads the Intelligent Buildings and Cities Lab, advancing multidisciplinary research on occupant–building interactions, smart controls, and energy flexibility through funded academic–industry collaborations and international initiatives. His work spans occupant-centric building controls, simulation-aided design, and urban energy systems, with more than forty-five peer-reviewed journal publications, influential review articles, and leadership in major collaborative research projects. He brings extensive experience in teaching, policy analysis, and professional service, including editorial and peer-review roles for leading journals and conferences, participation in international technical committees, and recognition through competitive research awards and professional honors. His research impact includes 1,768 citations, 107 publications, and an h-index of 25.

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ZHE LI – Pavement Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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ZHE LI - Pavement Engineering - Best Researcher Award

University of Birmingham - United Kingdom

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

ZHE LI embarked on an academic journey marked by dedication and excellence, pursuing a comprehensive education in transportation engineering. His academic foundation laid the groundwork for a promising career in the field.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

ZHE LI is currently a Sponsored Scholar at the University of Birmingham, UK, undertaking a groundbreaking project on the automated measurement and severity evaluation of 3D parameters for flexible asphalt pavement cracks. Simultaneously, he is pursuing a PhD in Railway and Highway Engineering at Chang'an University, where his research focus aligns with his sponsored project.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:

ZHE LI's research journey extends globally, having been a Visiting Student at Boise State University, USA. During this time, he contributed to the development of a robotic-driven platform for automated pavement condition inspection. His academic pursuits reflect a keen interest in automated measurement and severity evaluation of 3D parameters for flexible asphalt pavement cracks.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

ZHE LI serves as a Promotion Editor for the Journal of Municipal Technology and as an Assistant Editor for the China Journal of Highway and Transport. These roles highlight his commitment to contributing to and shaping the discourse in his field.

ACADEMIC CITES:

While actively contributing to academic publications, ZHE LI has notably authored papers published in reputable journals. His work spans topics such as crack width measurement, preventive maintenance of asphalt pavement, and the prediction of asphalt pavement performance.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

ZHE LI's legacy is evident in his academic honors and awards, including recognition for innovation in wireless charging and entrepreneurship. As he progresses in his sponsored research at the University of Birmingham and completes his PhD, ZHE LI is poised to leave a lasting impact on the field of transportation engineering.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

ZHE LI's research experience includes the development of a robotic-driven platform for automated pavement condition inspection in the USA. His contributions also extend to genome studies on asphalt pavement materials and participation in projects related to road performance evaluation and prediction software.

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Improved inverse analysis methods and modified apparent earth pressure for braced excavations in soft clay.  

Marsheal Fisonga – Soil Improvement – Best Researcher Award

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Marsheal Fisonga - Soil Improvement - Best Researcher Award

Institute of Geotechnical Engineering - China

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

Marsheal Fisonga embarked on his academic journey at the High Institute of Mining and Metallurgy of Moa, Cuba, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Mining Engineering. His exceptional performance was recognized with the prestigious Summa Cum Laude distinction. Prior to this, he acquired a strong foundation in diverse subjects, including Spanish Language, Advanced Physics, Advanced Mathematics, Inorganic Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Computer Science, and Cuban History at Agrarian University of Havana.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

Marsheal Fisonga has been an integral part of The University of Zambia, School of Mines, Department of Mining Engineering, contributing significantly to its academic landscape. He started as a Part-Time Assistant Tutor in 2014, later becoming a Staff Development Fellow in 2015. Currently holding the position of Lecturer since October 2019, Fisonga plays a crucial role in shaping the next generation of mining engineers.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:

Fisonga's research is centered around geotechnical engineering, with a keen focus on topics such as leaching behavior of cement-based solidified contaminated clay, constituent effects on mechanical performance of construction waste/silt mixtures, and numerical-geostatistical-based approaches to investigate earth pressure evolution within large grid wall foundations. His work has been published in reputable journals, reflecting his commitment to advancing the field.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

Marsheal Fisonga's influence extends beyond the classroom, with contributions such as estimating burden using the relative bulk strength of explosive substances and optimizing fleet per shovel productivity in surface mining. His efforts have been recognized in awards, including the Título de Oro for obtaining Summa Cum Laude in Mining Engineering.

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Fisonga's publications in esteemed journals cover a spectrum of geotechnical engineering challenges, showcasing his expertise. His work on sustainable utilization of copper tailings, automation of data acquisition using Arduino sensors, and mining method selection for extracting moderately deep ore bodies has garnered attention in the academic community.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

As a registered engineer and professional member of the Engineering Institution of Zambia, Marsheal Fisonga's legacy lies in his multifaceted contributions to geotechnical engineering and mining education. His current and previous projects demonstrate a commitment to innovative research and practical applications, foreshadowing continued impactful contributions in the future.

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Mining method selection for extracting moderately deep ore body using analytical hierarchy process at mindola sub- vertical shaft.  2022 (4)

The estimation of sampling density in improving geostatistical prediction for geotechnical characterization.  2021 (3)

Sustainable utilization of copper tailings and tyre-derived aggregates in highway concrete traffic barriers.  2019 (15)