Jibin Sun – Geotechnical Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Jibin Sun - Geotechnical Engineering - Best Researcher Award

Tianjin University - China

Dr. Jibin Sun has established a strong research foundation in geotechnical and civil engineering, focusing on the stability, performance, and safety of underground and foundation structures. His work addresses critical challenges in tunneling engineering, including progressive failure mechanisms, local failure impacts on adjacent structures, and the effects of contact loss under shield tunnel inverts. Through both experimental and numerical studies, he has contributed to advancing knowledge in tunnel safety, ground-structure interaction, and pile behavior under cyclic loading in dry sand. His studies integrate innovative modeling techniques such as Eulerian finite element methods and Coupled Eulerian–Lagrangian simulations, demonstrating a balance of theoretical analysis and applied engineering solutions. Jibin Sun’s research outputs, published in high-impact journals like Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, Acta Geotechnica, Géotechnique, and Engineering Failure Analysis, showcase his consistent focus on addressing complex geotechnical problems with practical relevance for infrastructure safety and resilience. Recognition through awards such as the Tianjin Science and Technology Progress Award and the Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award of Tianjin University highlights the value and influence of his contributions. Supported by prestigious funding programs, his ongoing work continues to expand the frontiers of geotechnical engineering, particularly in underground construction and failure mechanism analysis, positioning him as an impactful contributor to the field. 342 Citations, 20 Documents, 9 h-index.

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  1. Experimental study of the effects of contact loss under a shield tunnel invert. (2024). Cited by 2.

  2. Coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian simulation of progressive failure in shield tunnels induced by developing contact loss. (2024). Cited by 8.

Ayse Pekrioglu Balkıs | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayse Pekrioglu Balkıs | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr.-head of civil engineering department | Cyprus International University | Cyprus

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayse Pekrioglu Balkıs has established a strong academic and research profile in civil engineering with a focus on sustainable construction materials, geotechnical engineering, and structural performance enhancement. Her scholarly work demonstrates expertise in soil stabilization, utilization of waste materials, and development of innovative composites for environmentally responsible construction practices. She has extensively investigated the use of marble dust, fly ash, polymer fibers, polypropylene, shredded plastics, biochar, sewage sludge ash, and biopolymers to enhance the mechanical and durability properties of concrete, mortar, and earthen materials, thereby contributing to both sustainability and cost-effectiveness in construction. Through her numerous international journal publications and conference presentations, Balkıs has provided valuable insights into improving soil strength, flexural performance of reinforced concrete beams, and the behavior of earthen structures under various environmental and mechanical conditions. Her research also extends to advanced techniques such as the application of multi-walled carbon nanotubes for soil improvement and alkali activation of clays for sustainable earthen brick production. She has supervised several master’s and doctoral theses on diverse topics including stabilization of expansive soils, use of recycled aggregates, performance of mortars with waste materials, and sustainable alternatives to Portland cement, fostering innovation among emerging researchers. In addition to her research contributions, Balkıs has held significant academic leadership roles, including serving as Head of the Civil Engineering Department at Cyprus International University, and has been actively engaged in organizing and reviewing for international conferences and journals. Her involvement in professional committees and symposium leadership highlights her commitment to advancing the field and mentoring the next generation of engineers. With a consistent focus on bridging environmental sustainability and structural performance, Balkıs continues to influence research directions in civil engineering. This impactful body of work demonstrates significant scholarly contributions and practical applications in the built environment. Ayşe Pekrioğlu Balkıs has 324 Citations, 25 Documents, and a 10 h-index.

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  • Bicer, K., Yalciner, H., Balkıs, A. P., & Kumbasaroglu, A. (2018). Effect of corrosion on flexural strength of reinforced concrete beams with polypropylene fibers. Construction and Building Materials, 185, 574–588.
  • Balkis, A. P. (2017). The effects of waste marble dust and polypropylene fiber contents on mechanical properties of gypsum stabilized earthen. Construction and Building Materials, 134, 556–562.
  • Yalciner, K. B. H., Kumbasaroglu, A., El-Sayed, A. K., & Pekrioglu Balkıs, A. (2020). Flexural strength of corroded reinforced concrete beams. Structural Journal, 117(1), 29–41.
  • Doven, A. G., & Pekrioglu, A. (2005). Material properties of high volume fly ash cement paste structural fill. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 17(6), 686–693.
  • Ilman, B., & Balkis, A. P. (2023). Sustainable biopolymer stabilized earthen: Utilization of chitosan biopolymer on mechanical, durability, and microstructural properties. Journal of Building Engineering, 76, 107220.

Dongmin Kim – Transportation Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Dongmin Kim - Transportation Engineering - Best Researcher Award

Post-doctoral researcher | Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology | South Korea

Dongmin Kim’s research field focuses on advancing the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of electric vehicles through a multidisciplinary approach that integrates energy modeling, traffic analysis, and intelligent systems. His work emphasizes electric vehicle energy consumption modeling, auxiliary energy consumption, and battery aging, with a particular interest in developing battery-in-the-loop systems that simulate real-world driving environments for more accurate performance testing. A key part of his research investigates internal resistance degradation in lithium-ion batteries, analyzing how driving characteristics influence long-term battery health. Kim also explores cooperative-intelligent transport systems (C-ITS) and probe vehicle data to study macroscopic traffic patterns and their impact on driving efficiency, highlighting the interaction between vehicle technology and traffic flow. He has contributed to the development of real-time energy consumption estimation models, predictive frameworks for auxiliary energy use, and risk detection methods in connected transport systems. His publications cover a range of topics, from linear mixed-effects models for energy prediction to unsupervised learning approaches for identifying risky driving behaviors, demonstrating his integration of data science with mobility research. Additionally, Kim’s work extends into simulation-based studies of driving efficiency indexes and traffic signal control strategies optimized for electric vehicles, showcasing his interest in bridging battery science with intelligent transportation. Through conference presentations, patents, and invited talks, he has shared advancements in battery state management, charging infrastructure systems, and simulation tools that connect vehicle behavior with traffic conditions. His research not only deepens the understanding of battery performance under dynamic environments but also proposes innovative solutions for enhancing energy efficiency, extending battery lifecycles, and improving safety in future electric mobility ecosystems. This comprehensive approach positions Dongmin Kim at the intersection of mechanical engineering, transportation systems, and sustainable mobility innovation.

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Kim, D., Lee, H., & Lee, J. (2025). Unsupervised learning approach for risky driving behavior identification on expressways in C-ITS environments. IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems. Advance online publication.

Kim, D., Yun, J., Jang, K., & Woo, S. (2025, December). Auxiliary energy consumption of electric vehicles: Modeling and prediction using real-world vehicle data. Applied Energy. Advance online publication.

Kim, D., & Jang, K. (2025, September). Component-level analysis for developing an energy consumption model for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in operation. eTransportation. Advance online publication.

Xinyang He – Materials Science and Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr Xinyang He - Materials Science and Engineering - Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor | Nantong University | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr Xinyang He has built a strong research portfolio in the field of advanced textile-based materials, focusing on flexible thermoelectric devices, wearable electronics, multifunctional fibers, and self-powered sensing technologies. His work emphasizes the integration of thermoelectric materials into fabrics and fibers to develop smart wearables capable of energy harvesting, wireless monitoring, and environmental adaptability. He has contributed significantly to developing multifunctional fabrics that are stretchable, breathable, and durable, offering solutions for personal health monitoring, motion detection, and sustainable energy applications. His publications in top-tier journals such as Nature Communications, Advanced Functional Materials, ACS Nano, and Engineering highlight innovations like waste-cotton-derived thermoelectric aerogels, waterproof and eco-friendly sensing fabrics, and scalable manufacturing techniques for nanofiber yarns. Several of his studies have been recognized as highly cited papers, reflecting the academic influence of his work. Beyond publications, Xinyang He has co-authored a book chapter on electrospun fiber-based thermoelectric devices and actively serves as youth editorial board member and assistant editor for journals such as Chinese Chemical Letters, Carbon Neutralization, and Renewable and Sustainable Energy, while also reviewing for multiple international journals. His research impact is marked by the translation of sustainable materials into practical wearable devices, contributing to both fundamental science and real-world applications. Participation in international conferences and recognition through awards further demonstrate his academic presence and leadership in flexible electronic textiles and sustainable energy harvesting. Xinyang He’s work advances the frontier of textile engineering by merging nanotechnology, materials science, and wearable electronics, shaping future innovations in smart fabrics and energy-efficient sensing systems. Xinyang He has 1,107 citations, 34 documents, and an h-index of 16.

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Yiyi Yang | Geotechnical Engineering | Best Scholar Award

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Ms. Yiyi Yang | Geotechnical Engineering | Best Scholar Award

Northwestern University | China

Ms. Yiyi Yang is a dedicated researcher in geological engineering with a strong academic foundation and growing expertise in soil mechanics and geotechnical applications. Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Geological Engineering at Northwest University, Xi’an, following a successful completion of a bachelor’s degree in the same field at Xi’an University of Science and Technology, the academic journey reflects both excellence and commitment. Consistently recognized with multiple scholarships and awards, including the First-Class Scholarship at Northwest University, the performance ranking at the top of the class underscores outstanding ability and determination. Research contributions demonstrate an interest in soil-water interactions, particularly in the deformation of compacted loess under wetting and infiltration processes. Work on compaction conditions, microstructural evolution, and hydraulic conductivity showcases both analytical skills and experimental rigor. As part of a collaborative project under the supervision of Ping Li, significant insights were gained into loess behavior, which are highly relevant to civil engineering and geotechnical practices. The publication “From agricultural waste to geotechnical application: Multiscale mechanisms of apple tree biochar for loess reinforcement” in Powder Technology highlights the capacity to connect environmental sustainability with engineering innovation by exploring biochar as a reinforcement material. Beyond academics, contributions as a volunteer and recognition with a two-star volunteer award reflect a well-rounded individual balancing research, academic achievement, and community engagement. Technical skills span experimental methods, data collection, and advanced use of specialized software including AutoCAD, CorelDraw, Origin, and Python, reinforcing readiness for complex research and engineering tasks. Proficiency in English, demonstrated by CET-6, further supports the ability to engage with international research. Altogether, the profile demonstrates exceptional potential for advancing knowledge in geological engineering, particularly in sustainable geotechnical solutions that bridge environmental considerations with practical applications in soil stabilization and infrastructure development.

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From agricultural waste to geotechnical application: Investigation of apple tree biochar for loess reinforcement. (2025). Powder Technology.

Parth Kishore Shah | Health | Best Researcher Award

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Parth Kishore Shah | Health | Best Researcher Award

MD | SURGONE PC | United States

Parth Kishore Shah is a distinguished surgical oncologist whose research field spans thyroid cancer, parathyroid disorders, gastrointestinal malignancies, melanoma, esophageal cancer, and complex general surgical oncology. His work integrates clinical practice with translational research, emphasizing outcomes-based studies, surgical techniques, and innovations in cancer treatment. Shah has contributed to advancing knowledge in thyroid malignancy predictors, parathyroidectomy strategies, and management of neuroendocrine tumors, while also exploring molecular markers such as CTNNB-1 mutations in adrenocortical carcinoma. His international exposure at institutions like Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Moffitt Cancer Center strengthened his focus on advanced oncologic interventions, including heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) and multidisciplinary approaches to sarcoma and melanoma. He has been actively involved in large-scale clinical trials such as the MELMART-II trial for melanoma margin assessment, DecisionDx studies for sentinel lymph node biopsy prediction, and Delphi studies addressing rare tumors like dedifferentiated liposarcoma. Shah’s extensive portfolio includes numerous oral presentations, posters, and peer-reviewed publications addressing both surgical outcomes and translational oncology. Beyond clinical research, he has played leadership roles in developing cancer treatment guidelines and initiatives such as Colorado’s Opioid Solution (CO’s CURE), focusing on safe prescribing practices and patient-centered cancer care. His scholarly impact is reflected in publications covering diverse oncologic domains, from parathyroid disease to esophageal and pancreatic cancers, while his contributions to book chapters highlight expertise in gastrointestinal and abdominal surgical oncology. With ongoing involvement in national and international cancer societies, Shah’s research continues to shape oncologic surgery, integrating evidence-based practice with innovation. His contributions extend into community education, multidisciplinary collaboration, and the mentoring of future surgeons. His academic and clinical achievements highlight a career deeply committed to improving cancer outcomes through research, education, and surgical excellence. Parth Kishore Shah’s work has earned recognition across multiple professional societies, and his scholarly influence is evident with 137 Citations, 7 Documents and an h-index of 5.

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Impact of histology classification on pathologic treatment response and overall survival in distal esophageal cancer patients: A propensity matched analysis. (2021). Diseases of the Esophagus. Advance online publication.

Xinli Ye | Structural Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Xinli Ye | Structural Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor | Northwestern Polytechnical University | China

Xinli Ye, Ph.D., currently serves as Associate Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, and Assistant Dean at the School of Civil Aviation, Northwestern Polytechnical University, with a strong academic foundation built through studies at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics and joint training at Nanyang Technological University. Research contributions focus on structural design and performance of advanced composites, particularly wave-absorbing, stealth, and high-temperature materials, addressing both civil and military applications. Work encompasses civil/military airworthiness certification, development of material databases, and innovative solutions for next-generation aerospace technologies. Significant involvement as principal investigator in national and provincial projects highlights expertise in SiC/Si₃N₄-SiOC composites, ablative-insulative-wave-absorbing materials, superconducting magnet cooling fibers, and ceramic aerogels for hypersonic and defense vehicles. Industrial collaborations include research on CVD silicon carbide coatings and manufacturing conformity inspection, reinforcing applied impact. Extensive publication record includes numerous articles in top journals such as Advanced Functional Materials, Materials Today Physics, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, and Defence Technology, demonstrating leadership in electromagnetic wave absorption, thermal insulation, and composite material innovation. Recognized for highly cited work, research extends to cycle-dependent interface engineering, radar signature prediction, and high-efficiency insulation material optimization. Achievements further include multiple invention and utility patents covering nanostructured composites, stealth ceramics, high-temperature radomes, and advanced protective covers, underlining contributions to technological advancement and aerospace engineering. Commitment to education is also reflected through projects reforming engineer training and developing digital twin platforms for civil aviation. Overall, the career reflects a balance of fundamental material science research, engineering innovation, and practical industrial applications, marking significant influence in aerospace composites and airworthiness technologies. 1,101 Citations 56 documents 18 h-index View.

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Heavy indium doping in p-type AgBiSe2: Synergistic rhombohedral phase stabilization and carrier optimization for enhanced thermoelectrics. (2025). Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Cycle-dependent interface engineering in carbon/alumina composites: Bridging low-frequency absorption and curved structure radar signature prediction. (2025). Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Effect of temperature on the microwave absorption characteristics of C/PIP-SiC composite materials. (2025). Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Synergistic enhancement of radar wave absorption in SiC/Al2O3 composites via structural tuning, composition optimization, and unit design. (2025). Materials Today Physics.

Enhanced thermoelectric performance in p-type AgBiSe2 through carrier concentration optimization and valence band modification. (2025). Rare Metals.

Charles Obinna Ngana | Computational Material Science | Best Researcher Award

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Charles Obinna Ngana | Computational Material Science | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer II | Federal University Wukari | Nigeria

Charles Obinna Ngana is an emerging scholar whose research spans computational chemistry, material science, and computer-aided drug design, with a particular focus on density functional theory (DFT) simulations to explore nanomaterials, catalysis, energy storage, and sensing mechanisms. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary application, evident in published studies on electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution, adsorption properties of doped fullerenes, detection of hazardous compounds, and theoretical frameworks for nanoclusters used in gas sensing. Ngana’s research contributions extend to environmental and health-related applications, including computational investigations into biosorption, antioxidant interactions, antiviral ligand characterization, and pollutant quantification. His growing portfolio highlights innovative approaches in designing functional nanomaterials for energy and environmental sustainability, as well as developing computational models for chemical and biological processes. Beyond publications, his engagement as a manuscript reviewer for leading journals and as a judge in scientific competitions reflects his active role in advancing scientific standards and supporting academic communities. Ngana also holds a Nigerian patent for the fabrication of hybrid graphene oxide–manganese–nickel oxide nanomaterials, underscoring his practical contributions to energy storage technologies. His professional memberships with international chemical societies and his teaching roles at the University of Arizona and Federal University Wukari demonstrate a blend of research leadership and academic service. Recognition in media and institutional campaigns further illustrates the growing impact of his work in inspiring future scientists. With publications in high-impact journals, contributions under peer review, and active collaborations across global research groups, his scholarly output continues to expand in scope and influence. 63 Citations by 59 documents 4 Documents 3 h-index View.

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  • Gber, T. E., Louis, H., Ngana, O. C., Amodu, I. O., ... (2023). Yttrium and zirconium decorated Mg12O12-X (X = Y, Zr) nanoclusters as sensors for diazomethane (CH2N2) gas. Royal Society of Chemistry Advances, 25391-25407.
  • Mujafarkani, N., Ojong, M. A., Ahamed, A. J., Benjamin, I., Ngana, O. C., Akor, F. O., ... (2023). Spectroscopic characterization, polar solvation effects, DFT studies, and the antiviral inhibitory potency of a novel terpolymer based on p-Phenylenediamine–Guanidine. Journal of Molecular Structure, 1292, 136049.
  • Eno, E. A., Shagal, M. H., Godfrey, O. C., Ngana, O. C., Ekong, J. E., Benjamin, I., ... (2023). Computational study of the interaction of metal ions (Na+, K+, Mg2+, Ca2+, and Al3+) with Quercetin and its antioxidant properties. Journal of the Indian Chemical Society, 100(8), 101059.
  • Etim, E. E., Asuquo, J. E., Ngana, O. C., Ogofotha, G. O. (2022). Investigation on the thermochemistry, molecular spectroscopy and structural parameters of pyrrole and its isomers: A quantum chemistry approach. Journal of Chemical Society of Nigeria, 47(1).
  • Etim, E. E., Asuquo, J. E., Atoshi, A. T., Ngana, O. C. (2022). Kinetic studies of biosorption of Cr2+ and Cd2+ ions using tea leaves (Camellia sinensis) as adsorbent. Journal of Chemical Society of Nigeria, 47(1).

Farzad Safi Jahanshahi – Transportation Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Farzad Safi Jahanshahi | Transportation Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Researcher- Engineer | Sirjan University of Technology | Iran

Mr. Farzad Safi Jahanshahi has built a strong research foundation in civil engineering with a focus on geotechnical and pavement materials. His work emphasizes soil and road layer stabilization, asphalt performance, and sustainable construction practices using industrial by-products such as mine tailings and overburden soil. He has contributed to the development of predictive models for unconfined compressive strength, resilient modulus, and pavement roughness by applying advanced statistical methods, machine learning, and hybrid ensemble learning techniques. Farzad Safi Jahanshahi’s studies highlight the mechanical and durability characteristics of cement-treated soils, magnetite and hematite tailings, and dune sands stabilized with geopolymers, aiming to improve long-term road performance and environmental sustainability. His collaborative works extend into intelligent modeling of geotechnical properties, application of gene expression programming, and development of mechanistic empirical pavement design approaches. Publications cover topics such as RCPT modeling of concrete, bond strength in reinforced concrete systems, and liquefaction-induced displacement prediction, showing broad interdisciplinary applications. He has presented at several national conferences on asphalt, soil stabilization, and pavement technologies, reinforcing practical knowledge transfer. His research experience includes field testing at Golgohar Mine, integrating laboratory findings with real-world construction challenges. Alongside academic contributions, he has professional experience in road construction supervision, micropile installation, and laboratory testing of soils and asphalts. He also contributes as an instructor, teaching geometric road design and related courses, linking research with education. Technical expertise spans MATLAB, Civil 3D, AutoCAD, and laboratory test methods essential for pavement and soil characterization. Farzad Safi Jahanshahi’s scholarly contributions reflect an integration of experimental studies with artificial intelligence, advancing sustainable pavement design and infrastructure engineering. His achievements demonstrate a balance of theoretical modeling, applied experimentation, and industry practice, providing valuable insights for the future of sustainable civil engineering. 53 Citations 11 Documents 5 h-index.

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Ghavami, S., Naseri, H., & Safi Jahanshahi, F. (2025). Enhanced prediction and uncertainty modeling of pavement roughness using machine learning and conformal prediction. Infrastructures, 10(7), 166.

Nouri, Y., Ghanizadeh, A. R., Safi Jahanshahi, F., & Fakharian, P. (2025). Data-driven prediction of axial compression capacity of GFRP-reinforced concrete column using soft computing methods. Journal of Building Engineering, 111831.

Safi Jahanshahi, F., & Ghanizadeh, A. R. (2025). Machine learning approaches for resilient modulus modeling of cement-stabilized magnetite and hematite iron ore tailings. Scientific Reports, 15, 86978.

Fakharian, P., Nouri, Y., Ghanizadeh, A. R., Safi Jahanshahi, F., Naderpour, H., & Kheyroddin, A. (2024). Bond strength prediction of externally bonded reinforcement on groove method (EBROG) using MARS-POA. Composite Structures, 118532.

Safi Jahanshahi, F., & Ghanizadeh, A. R. (2024). Compressive strength, durability, and resilient modulus of cement-treated magnetite and hematite iron ore tailings as pavement material. Construction and Building Materials, 138076.

Yaxing Liu – Materials Science and Engineering – Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Yaxing Liu - Materials Science and Engineering - Best Researcher Award

lecturer | Taiyuan University of Technology | China

Mr. Yaxing Liu has established strong expertise in the field of mechanical design and theory with a research focus on advanced rolling technology, material forming processes, and fatigue analysis of high-performance steels. His work investigates the mechanisms of strip edge defects, deformation behaviors in composite rolling, and fatigue performance under varying stress conditions, providing valuable insights for enhancing the precision, durability, and efficiency of manufacturing systems. He has contributed to the development of innovative control strategies for trimming processes and created accurate modeling approaches for predicting warping and deformation during steel and aluminum thin strip composite rolling. His research integrates both theoretical modeling and experimental validation to solve complex industrial challenges, ensuring significant improvements in quality control and defect prevention in metal forming industries. In addition to scholarly publications in high-impact journals, Liu’s contributions include patents addressing roll convexity adjustment mechanisms and compensation methods for roll diameter defects in rolling mills, showcasing his ability to translate fundamental research into practical engineering solutions. His continuous engagement in material behavior analysis under stress, defect mitigation techniques, and optimization of manufacturing processes reflects a clear trajectory toward advancing modern mechanical design and metallurgical engineering. With active collaboration across disciplines and consistent innovation in mechanical system optimization, his research strengthens both academic knowledge and industrial application. Yaxing Liu’s work demonstrates a balance of theoretical insight, experimental application, and practical implementation, marking him as a valuable contributor to the development of advanced rolling and forming technologies with wide relevance to the steel and aluminum industries. 155 Citations by 139 documents, 57 Documents, 7 h-index View.

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  1. Effect of multi‒directional forging on the evolution of intermetallic precipitates and mechanical properties in novel light refractory high-entropy alloys. (2025). Intermetallics.

  2. DDFNet: real-time salient object detection with dual-branch decoding fusion for steel plate surface defects. (2025). Journal of Iron and Steel Research International.

  3. Study on influence and mechanism of steel / aluminum composite thin strips preparation process on interfacial bonding strength. (2025). Suxing Gongcheng Xuebao Journal of Plasticity Engineering.

  4. Research on unbonded defect imaging method of corrugated clad plate based on laser ultrasonics. (2025). Measurement Journal of the International Measurement Confederation.

  5. Effect of two-pass rolling of textured roll and polished roll on surface topography and mechanical properties of 316L stainless steel ultra-thin strip. (2025). Journal of Iron and Steel Research International.