Jingdong Huang | Sustainable Development | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Jingdong Huang
Tibet University
Jingdong Huang
Affiliation Tibet University
Country China
Scopus ID 60237506400
Documents 3
Subject area Sustainable Development
Event Global Civil Engineering Awards
ORCID 0009-0004-9199-895X

The Innovative Research Award recognizes research contributions that demonstrate originality, methodological rigor, and potential value to scientific knowledge and sustainable development. This academic recognition profile presents Jingdong Huang, affiliated with Tibet University in China, in the context of research and innovation relevant to sustainability. The available profile information identifies a Scopus author record containing three reported documents and an ORCID identifier for researcher identification. The profile provides a structured overview of research interests, scholarly contributions, potential impact, and award suitability while distinguishing verified bibliographic information from areas requiring further documentation and independent assessment.[1][2]

Abstract

Jingdong Huang is identified in this academic recognition profile as a researcher affiliated with Tibet University, China, with a stated subject area of sustainable development. The available bibliographic information lists three documents associated with Scopus author identifier 60237506400, while ORCID identifier 0009-0004-9199-895X provides an additional means of researcher identification. This article considers the relevance of originality, research quality, methodological transparency, and societal value when assessing potential eligibility for the Innovative Research Award associated with the Global Civil Engineering Awards. Specific publication titles, citation counts, project outcomes, and independently verified award results require confirmation from authoritative records.

Keywords

Jingdong Huang; Innovative Research Award; Tibet University; sustainable development; research innovation; academic recognition; scholarly publications; research evaluation; civil engineering; sustainability assessment; Scopus author profile; ORCID researcher identification.

Introduction

Research innovation contributes to the development of scientific knowledge, practical technologies, and evidence-based approaches to contemporary challenges. In sustainable development, research can inform resource efficiency, environmental protection, resilient infrastructure, and responsible planning. Recognition programs provide a framework for examining such contributions through documented achievements and transparent assessment. The profile of Jingdong Huang is presented within this context, with institutional affiliation and researcher identifiers serving as starting points for bibliographic verification.[2]

Research Profile

The available information identifies Jingdong Huang as affiliated with Tibet University in China and associates the profile with sustainable development. The reported Scopus author identifier is 60237506400, with three documents listed in the supplied profile data. The ORCID identifier provides a complementary researcher reference. A fuller assessment of research specialization, academic appointments, collaborations, and methodological expertise requires examination of the underlying publications and institutional records.[1][2]

Research Contributions

Research contributions in sustainable development may include analytical methods, applied technologies, environmental assessments, resource-management strategies, or evidence supporting more resilient communities and infrastructure. For Jingdong Huang, the relevance and originality of individual contributions should be established through publication abstracts, full texts, project documentation, and verifiable outcomes. No particular discovery, invention, or measurable environmental improvement can be attributed to the researcher solely from the available bibliographic summary.

Publications

The supplied profile information reports three documents associated with Scopus author identifier 60237506400. These records should be reviewed individually to establish publication titles, author order, publication dates, journal or conference details, and persistent identifiers such as digital object identifiers. The available information does not specify the titles or DOIs of these documents, so individual works cannot be reliably listed here. The linked Scopus profile provides the appropriate starting point for checking the bibliographic record and resolving any author-name ambiguities.[1]

Research Impact

Research impact can be examined through scholarly citations, independent replication, adoption of methods, collaboration, practical implementation, and demonstrable benefits to society or the environment. For work associated with sustainable development, relevant outcomes may include improved resource efficiency, stronger environmental evidence, or more sustainable engineering decisions. An evidence-based assessment of Jingdong Huang’s impact would require verified publication records, citation information, and documented research outcomes; the reported document count alone does not establish influence or practical effectiveness.

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award provides a recognition context in which originality, scholarly quality, methodological soundness, and the relevance of research outcomes can be considered. Jingdong Huang’s stated association with sustainable development may offer a relevant starting point for evaluating work connected to environmental or infrastructure challenges. Suitability for the Global Civil Engineering Awards should nevertheless be determined against the organizer’s published eligibility requirements and assessment procedures, supported by verified publications, a research summary, evidence of individual contributions, and documentation of practical or scholarly impact. This profile does not independently establish nomination acceptance or award selection.

Conclusion

Jingdong Huang’s supplied academic profile identifies an affiliation with Tibet University in China, a stated subject area of sustainable development, three reported Scopus documents, and an ORCID identifier. These details establish a preliminary framework for reviewing the researcher’s scholarly record. A comprehensive academic assessment should verify authorship, evaluate individual publications, and examine evidence of originality and impact. Any decision concerning the Innovative Research Award should rely on the award organizer’s criteria and independently verifiable supporting documentation rather than profile metadata alone.

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Jingdong Huang, Author ID 60237506400. Scopus. Author metadata and document counts should be checked against the current record.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60237506400
  2. ORCID. (n.d.). Jingdong Huang: ORCID researcher identifier 0009-0004-9199-895X. ORCID provides persistent identifiers to help distinguish researchers and connect their scholarly contributions. Profile information should be checked against the record maintained by the identifier holder.
    https://orcid.org/0009-0004-9199-895X
  3. Global Civil Engineering Awards. (2026). Official award website. Information about award categories, nomination procedures, eligibility, and evaluation should be confirmed through the organizer’s current published guidance.
    https://civilengineeringawards.com/

Moina Ajmeri | Sustainable Development | Best Research Article Award

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Dr. Moina Ajmeri | Sustainable Development | Best Research Article Award

Assitant Professor at National Institute of Technology Patna, India

Dr. Moina Ajmeri is a dedicated and accomplished academic serving as an Assistant Professor (Grade-II, Level-11) in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Patna. With an impressive h-index of 8 and over 298 citations, Dr. Ajmeri has made significant contributions to the fields of control systems, power electronics, and renewable energy systems. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to research, teaching, and innovation, underlined by her involvement in several patents and high-impact journal publications. Her multidisciplinary approach and passion for advancing control techniques for complex industrial processes and energy applications have positioned her as an influential voice in her field.

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Education

Dr. Ajmeri holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Patna, completed in 2016. Her doctoral research focused on the development of new two-degree-of-freedom control schemes tailored for integrating and unstable processes with time delay, and she graduated with a commendable CPI of 8.93/10. She also holds an M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi, which she completed in 2010, securing an excellent academic score of 88.50%. Her undergraduate foundation in engineering was established at Magadh University, Bodh Gaya, where she earned a B.Sc. Engineering in Electronics and Communication with distinction, obtaining 82.33% marks.

Experience

Dr. Ajmeri’s professional journey began at NIT Patna, where she joined as an Assistant Professor (On Contract) in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering in 2015. Post completion of her Ph.D., she transitioned to a permanent faculty role in the Department of Electrical Engineering in 2018, and since September 2022, she has held her current position as an Assistant Professor (Grade-II, Level-11). During this period, she has combined her academic instruction with active research, mentoring students, and contributing to the academic and administrative growth of the department.

Research Interest

Dr. Ajmeri’s research interests lie in process modeling and system identification, control design for both linear and nonlinear systems, and advanced control applications for power electronic circuits. Her expertise also extends to micro-grids and renewable energy systems, where she seeks to develop robust and efficient control strategies to meet the demands of modern sustainable energy networks. Her research stands at the crossroads of theory and application, striving to solve real-world industrial challenges while pushing the boundaries of control systems engineering.

Award

In recognition of her research excellence and commitment to innovation, Dr. Ajmeri has been an instrumental contributor to two patents related to high-gain DC-DC boost converter technologies, co-filed in 2023 under the aegis of NIT Patna. These patents are designed to address the challenges of high switching frequencies and multi-level energy conversion, which are pivotal in renewable energy and power electronic systems. These innovations showcase her practical problem-solving skills and her vision for transforming power electronics.

Publication

Dr. Ajmeri’s scholarly output features several high-impact journal articles. Selected examples include:

Ajmeri, M. (2024). “Novel twofold control for delayed industrial processes with integrating and inverse response characteristics,” IFAC Journal of Systems and Control (Q3).

Kumar, P., & Ajmeri, M. (2025). “A non-isolated buck-boost converter based on SEPIC topology for renewable energy applications,” Computers and Electrical Engineering, Volume 124, Part A.

Kumar, S., & Ajmeri, M. (2023). “Smith predictor–based sliding mode control with hyperbolic tangent function for unstable processes,” Transactions of the Institute of Measurement and Control (Q2).

Ajmeri, M. (2022). “Analytical design of enhanced PID controller with set-point filter for unstable processes with time delay,” International Journal of Dynamics and Control (Q2).

Ajmeri, M., & Ali, A. (2017). “Analytical design of modified Smith predictor for unstable second-order processes with time delay,” International Journal of Systems Science (Q1).

Ajmeri, M., & Ali, A. (2015). “Two degree of freedom control scheme for unstable processes with small time delay,” ISA Transactions (Q1).

Ajmeri, M., & Ali, A. (2013). “Direct synthesis based tuning of the parallel control structure for integrating processes,” International Journal of Systems Science (Q1).

These publications have not only been cited by numerous international researchers but have also inspired new studies in both academic and industrial circles, attesting to their significant scholarly impact.

Conclusion

Dr. Moina Ajmeri’s research work exemplifies academic excellence, innovation, and societal relevance. Her consistent contributions to the field of advanced control systems and renewable energy technologies have set a high benchmark for scientific research. The nominated article reflects both technical brilliance and real-world applicability, making her an ideal candidate for the Research for Best Research Article Award. Dr. Ajmeri’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of engineering knowledge and her impactful publications make her deserving of this prestigious recognition.

Eleeyah Saniso | Sustainable Development | Innovative Research Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Eleeyah Saniso | Sustainable Development | Innovative Research Award

Lecturer/Researcher at Yala Rajabhat University, Thailand

Assistant Professor Dr. Eleeyah Saniso is a dedicated academic and researcher specializing in renewable energy and drying technology at Yala Rajabhat University, Thailand. With an academic foundation rooted in physics and energy technology, Dr. Saniso has steadily established himself as an authority in agricultural product drying systems, renewable energy solutions for rural applications, and sustainable engineering design. His commitment to advancing local energy autonomy and community-based technological development reflects both scientific expertise and deep-rooted social responsibility. Through his career, Dr. Saniso has bridged theoretical research with hands-on applications, especially in renewable energy projects that serve underprivileged communities, showcasing an exceptional blend of innovation and empathy in his professional contributions.

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Education

Dr. Eleeyah Saniso embarked on his academic journey by earning a Bachelor of Education in Science, majoring in Physics, from Thaksin University in 2004. His growing interest in experimental and applied physics led him to complete a Master of Science in Physics from Prince of Songkla University in 2006. He further advanced his research skills and specialized knowledge by pursuing a doctoral degree at King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), where he was awarded a Ph.D. in Energy Technology in 2019. This strong academic pathway has equipped Dr. Saniso with a broad yet deep understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of energy science, especially in the context of renewable energy and agricultural innovations.

Experience

Dr. Saniso began his professional career as a scientist in physics at the Faculty of Science Technology and Agriculture, Yala Rajabhat University in 2007. A year later, he transitioned into an academic role as a lecturer in the Physics Program, a position he has held since 2008. His commitment to renewable energy solutions prompted his appointment as a lecturer in the Renewable Energy Technology Program in 2018, a role that aligns perfectly with his research endeavors. Throughout his career, Dr. Saniso has played an essential role in curriculum development, research mentorship, and the implementation of community-focused renewable energy projects, all while fostering practical collaboration between students and real-world industry challenges.

Research Interests

Dr. Saniso’s research is highly interdisciplinary, with strong roots in engineering and applied science. His primary focus lies in drying technology and the study of physical properties of agricultural products to optimize drying processes. His interests extend into the exploration of pico-hydropower and pico-wind energy systems, especially for rural and off-grid communities. Moreover, Dr. Saniso is devoted to developing sustainable energy solutions using biomass, agricultural residues, and municipal solid waste, aligning his work with the global call for renewable and circular economy practices.

Awards

Dr. Saniso’s commitment and ingenuity have earned him various research grants from institutions like the Thailand Science Research and Innovation (TSRI) and Yala Rajabhat University. Notably, his project on the development of efficient drying systems for local farmers and renewable energy solutions for rural communities has been recognized as model work for local technology transfer. His nomination for this award underscores not only his academic contributions but also his impactful community engagement, demonstrating how scientific research can directly benefit society.

Selected Publications

Dr. Saniso’s work has appeared in reputable international journals and conference proceedings. His research has been well-cited by peers in both the renewable energy and agricultural engineering communities. Some of his selected publications include:

Saniso, E., et al. (2025). “Enhancement of Dried Salted Four-Finger Threadfin Using Indirect Solar Dryer.” Results in Engineering. (In press).

Saniso, E., et al. (2025). “Garcinia Drying Using Mixed-Mode Solar Dryer Technique.” Case Studies in Thermal Engineering, 66, 105711.

Saniso, E., Seni, L., Handayanto, S.K. (2024). “Experimental Investigation of Paddy Drying by Combined Infrared-Hot Air Fluidised Bed.” American Journal of Engineering Research, 13(9), 17-23.

Suwasono, P., Munthe, H., Saniso, E. (2024). “Minimize Student Misconceptions About Newton’s Third Law.” AIP Conf. Proc., 3106, 060006.

Techo, J., et al., Saniso, E. (2024). “Enhanced Solar Photovoltaic Power Production for EV Charging.” Nature Environment and Pollution Technology, 23(1), 215-223.

Saniso, E., Hayibaka, M. (2022). “Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation of a Solar Agricultural Dryer.” International Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 7(2): 1230-1237.

Saniso, E., et al. (2019). “Parboiled Rice Production Without Steaming Using Microwave-assisted Hot Air Fluidized Bed.” Food and Bioproducts Processing, 120: 8-20.

Each publication has contributed to the growing body of knowledge on sustainable drying techniques and energy-efficient processing, with multiple works cited in global journals and conferences, attesting to the relevance and impact of his studies.

Conclusion

Assistant Professor Dr. Eleeyah Saniso exemplifies the qualities that the Research for Innovative Research Award seeks to honor. His remarkable track record of pioneering research, commitment to real-world applications, and dedication to the academic and local communities reflect his profound impact on the field of renewable energy and sustainable development. Dr. Saniso’s innovative mindset and enduring scientific contributions make him a truly deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.

David Dolowitz | Sustainable Development | Best Paper Award

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Prof Dr. David Dolowitz | Sustainable Development | Best Paper Award

David Dolowitz  at University of Liverpool, United Kingdom

David P. Dolowitz is a renowned scholar in public policy and policy transfer, credited with establishing the field through his groundbreaking work. His influential articles, co-authored with David Marsh, have garnered nearly 9,000 citations, marking him as a leader in this domain. Dolowitz’s research has reshaped foundational public policy texts and contributed significantly to various handbooks, such as the Oxford Research Encyclopedia. He has collaborated with numerous international scholars, mentoring visiting researchers and students, and has been a keynote speaker at over 20 global conferences. Currently, he serves in leadership roles within his department and actively engages in various high-profile committees, enhancing the impact of research on public policy worldwide.

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Strengths for the Award:

  1. Pioneering Contributions: The nominee has been a foundational figure in the field of policy transfer, with significant articles that have not only garnered substantial citations (over 12,000) but also established the field itself. Their work is now a standard reference in public policy textbooks and handbooks, showcasing a profound impact on academia.
  2. International Recognition: The nominee’s reputation as a leader in policy transfer is evident through their extensive network of collaborations with renowned scholars across the globe. They have been invited to deliver keynote addresses at over 20 international conferences, further solidifying their status as a thought leader.
  3. Research Output and Innovation: The nominee’s research is characterized by innovative approaches, such as the exploration of micro-influences in policy transfer. Their recent acceptance of articles in reputable journals, including a forthcoming piece in Sustainability, highlights ongoing contributions to cutting-edge topics in the field.
  4. Mentorship and Student Engagement: Their commitment to mentoring PhD students and actively engaging undergraduates in research illustrates a dedication to fostering the next generation of scholars. The establishment of research clusters and joint supervision programs is a testament to their leadership and vision.
  5. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: The nominee has actively sought interdisciplinary connections, collaborating with scholars from various fields and institutions. This has not only enriched their research but also broadened the impact of policy transfer studies.
  6. Leadership in Academic Administration: Their roles as Faculty Director of Post Graduate Research and other leadership positions demonstrate a commitment to enhancing institutional frameworks, navigating challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and improving the overall academic environment.
  7. Impact on Policy and Practice: The nominee’s work has influenced international policy documents and has been sought after by various governmental and non-governmental organizations. Their involvement in high-profile projects underscores the practical relevance of their research.

Areas for Improvement:

  1. Broader Engagement with Non-Academic Audiences: While the nominee has made significant contributions to academia, expanding outreach to policy practitioners and the public could enhance the applicability and visibility of their work beyond academic circles.
  2. Diversity of Research Topics: Encouraging exploration of under-researched areas within policy transfer, particularly those addressing emerging global challenges (e.g., climate change, technology policy), could further strengthen their research portfolio.
  3. Increase Collaborative Publications: While the nominee has engaged in numerous collaborations, a greater focus on co-authored publications could amplify their research’s diversity and reach, showcasing varied perspectives in policy transfer.
  4. Streamlining Research Outputs: With a high volume of research output, a strategic approach to prioritizing and synthesizing findings into cohesive thematic works could enhance clarity and impact.

Education:

David P. Dolowitz holds a PhD in Political Science, where he focused on policy transfer mechanisms and their implications on governance. He earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from a prestigious institution, followed by a master’s degree that deepened his understanding of public policy frameworks. His academic journey has been marked by a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches, merging insights from political science, sociology, and economics. This educational background laid the foundation for his extensive research and has fueled his commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of policy scholars. Dolowitz has also participated in various professional development programs, enhancing his expertise in research methodologies and policy analysis, thus ensuring he remains at the forefront of the evolving landscape of public policy research.

Experience:

David P. Dolowitz has extensive experience in academia and public policy. He has held various faculty positions, including Faculty Director of Post Graduate Research and School Director of Post Graduate Research, demonstrating his leadership and commitment to enhancing research culture. Dolowitz has developed a research cluster focused on policy transfer in and from China, fostering collaborations that span multiple disciplines and countries. He has organized international workshops and conferences, facilitating dialogues among scholars and practitioners in the field. His advisory roles with high-profile funding bodies like UKRI and the Polish NCN research funding council showcase his influence beyond academia. Dolowitz’s commitment to teaching is reflected in his innovative course designs, where he integrates research findings into classroom learning. His mentorship of PhD students and collaborations with international scholars further underline his dedication to advancing knowledge in public policy and creating impactful research outcomes.

Awards and Honors:

David P. Dolowitz has received numerous accolades for his contributions to public policy and academia. His work has been recognized internationally, with invitations to serve as a Visiting Fellow at the prestigious European University Institute’s School of Transnational Governance. He has been honored for his keynote presentations at various global conferences, including prestigious political science gatherings across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Dolowitz’s excellence in research is underscored by his citation metrics, reflecting his status as a leading authority in policy transfer. Additionally, he has been involved in various esteemed committees and panels, including the Phi Kappa Phi Ph.D. Scholarship Award committee and the Midwest Political Science Association’s Professorial Mentor program. His role as a judge for the Global Undergraduate Award Program further highlights his commitment to nurturing young talent in the field. Overall, Dolowitz’s accolades reflect his dedication to impactful research and teaching in public policy.

Research Focus:

David P. Dolowitz’s research primarily centers on policy transfer and learning, particularly how ideas and practices are adopted across different contexts. He has pioneered the study of the micro-influences of power, time, and learning in policy processes, significantly shaping contemporary discussions in this field. His investigations explore the role of international actors and institutions in shaping domestic policies, with a particular focus on the transfer of practices from China to other regions. Dolowitz is also interested in environmental governance, examining the intersection of policy transfer and sustainable development. His work has contributed to various handbooks and encyclopedias on public policy, solidifying his reputation as a thought leader. He actively collaborates with international scholars, guiding research on comparative policy studies and the implications of globalization on governance. Overall, his research aims to enhance understanding of how policies are influenced, adapted, and implemented in diverse political landscapes.

Publications Top Notes:

  • Policy transfer and the movement of Chinese river chief system
  • Learning and transfer: Who learns what from whom?
  • The process of transfer: The micro-influences of power, time and learning
  • Missing conceptual links in the international environmental policy debate: power, time and transfer
  • Conclusion
  • Policy learning and diffusion
  • Retrofitting urban drainage infrastructure: green or grey?
  • The Oratory of Donald Trump

Conclusion:

The nominee is undoubtedly a leading candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given their groundbreaking contributions to the field of policy transfer, their international standing, and their commitment to mentorship and institutional leadership. Their work has not only advanced academic discourse but has also had practical implications for policy-making. By addressing the identified areas for improvement, the nominee could further enhance their impact and solidify their legacy as a transformative scholar in public policy.