Ethan (Yew Hoe) – Fluid Dynamics – Best Researcher Award

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Ethan (Yew Hoe) - Fluid Dynamics - Best Researcher Award

Imperial College London - Singapore

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SCOPUS

🚀 PASSION FOR ENGINEERING

Ethan's journey in the world of engineering began with an innate fascination for how scientific theories can be translated into innovative designs. This passion, which was kindled during his undergraduate studies, led him to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Aerospace. His interest is rooted in the belief that engineering is an art—a meticulous blend of science and creativity that results in functional and groundbreaking designs. The awe-inspiring SpaceX Rocket serves as a testament to this belief, epitomizing the seamless integration of theory and practice, and further fueling Ethan's dedication to his field.

đź“š ACADEMIC PURSUITS IN NUCLEAR POWER

Ethan is now advancing his academic journey by pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, with a focus on modeling and simulation within nuclear power plants. This specialization allows him to delve deeper into the complexities of mechanical systems and their applications in critical industries. His doctoral research represents the culmination of years of study and the pursuit of knowledge that began with his undergraduate exploration of engineering principles.

đź’ˇ INSPIRATION FROM REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS

One of the pivotal moments in Ethan's academic career occurred during a lecture on Fluid Mechanics, where he was struck by the versatility of engineering principles. He witnessed how design constraints from cutting-edge aircraft could be applied to everyday items, like a syringe. This experience highlighted the ubiquitous nature of engineering in our daily lives and deepened his appreciation for the discipline.

🔬 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Ethan's research experience is both broad and impactful. As a Research Assistant at the National University of Singapore, he was involved in conducting surveys, developing research protocols, and creating reports that translated complex data into understandable formats. His work in this role honed his ability to design methodologies and operate research equipment, preparing him for the rigorous demands of his doctoral studies.

🔧 PRACTICAL ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE

In addition to his research, Ethan gained valuable practical experience as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Daikin Air Conditioning Pte Ltd. Here, he worked closely with design engineers to review and approve tooling plans, assist in product transitions for production, and maintain mechanical systems. This hands-on experience provided Ethan with a deeper understanding of the mechanical products and processes that are integral to engineering.

đź“– TEACHING AND MENTORSHIP

Ethan's commitment to education and mentorship is evident in his role as a Teaching Assistant at the National University of Singapore. He helped explain assignments, assisted in developing lesson plans, and played a key role in boosting student comprehension. His ability to convey complex engineering concepts in an accessible manner has made him a valuable mentor to aspiring engineers.

🌍 VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Ethan's journey in mechanical engineering is driven by a vision of applying his knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems, particularly in the context of nuclear power and aerospace. His academic and professional experiences have equipped him with a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical expertise, positioning him to make significant contributions to the field of engineering.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Effects of Different Momentum Ratios and Reynolds Number in a T-Junction with an Upstream Elbow
Authors: Y.H. Wong, L. Lampunio, Y. Duan, M.D. Eaton, M.J. Bluck
Journal: Nuclear Engineering and Design
Year: 2024

Naoki Takeishi – Fluid Mehanics – Best Researcher Award

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Naoki Takeishi - Fluid Mehanics - Best Researcher Award

Kyushu University - Japan

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

NAOKI TAKEISHI holds a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Tohoku University, Japan, and currently serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kyushu University, Japan.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Dr. Takeishi's career spans prestigious institutions globally, including roles as a Research Fellow at Tohoku University and Kyoto University, Japan, and as Assistant Professor at Osaka University. He has conducted research visits at MIT, USA, and KTH, Sweden, enriching his expertise in biomechanics and fluid mechanics.

EDUCATION

He completed his undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering at Shizuoka University, Japan, followed by a Master's in Biomedical Engineering at Tohoku University, where he later earned his Ph.D.

AWARDS

Dr. Takeishi has received numerous accolades, including the Papers of the Year Award from the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineering and the RYUMON Award for Distinguished Young Researcher in Fluid Mechanics. His achievements also include the Young Investigator Award from the Japan Society of Biorheology and the Rising Star Award at the ESCHM-ISCH-ISB Conference.

RESEARCH AREA

His research focuses on Computational Fluid Mechanics, Computational Biomechanics, Microcirculation, Suspension Rheology, Cell/Membrane Mechanics, Cancer Metastasis, and Cerebral Fluid dynamics.

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT

Dr. Takeishi actively contributes to advancing knowledge through research and serves in professional societies, enhancing understanding in biomechanics and engineering sciences.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Flow of a circulating tumor cell and red blood cells in microvessels 2015 (58)

Computational fluid dynamics assessment of congenital tracheal stenosis 2022 (6)

Enhanced axial migration of a deformable capsule in pulsatile channel flows 2023 (1)

Numerical analysis of viscoelasticity of two-dimensional fluid membranes under oscillatory loadings 2024

Cerebrospinal fluid flow driven by arterial pulsations in axisymmetric perivascular spaces: analogy with Taylor’s swimming sheet 2021 (8)

Najim Tahiri – Materials sciences and complex fluids – Best Researcher Award

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Najim Tahiri - Materials sciences and complex fluids - Best Researcher Award

Mohammed V university of Rabat - Morocco

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Scopus

EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Najim Tahiri's academic foundation is deeply rooted in Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Physical Matter Sciences in 2006, followed by a Master’s in Physics of Matter, Modeling, and Application in 2008, both from the Faculty of Sciences at Mohammed V University of Rabat, Morocco. He continued to excel academically, earning his PhD in Biophysics from Mohammed V University of Rabat in collaboration with Grenoble Alpes University, France, in 2013. Recently, in 2023, he achieved his HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) in Physics with a focus on Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids from the same university.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Since December 2019, Najim Tahiri has been a Professor of Physics at the Faculty of Sciences, Mohammed V University of Rabat. His professional career is distinguished by his roles in teaching and research. He has made significant contributions to the fields of Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids through his academic positions and collaborative research efforts. His work involves studying the structural, electronic, magnetic, and magnetocaloric properties of various materials, as well as the rheological behavior of complex fluids.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Najim Tahiri's research is primarily focused on Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids, with notable contributions to understanding the behavior of red blood cells in microvasculature, vesicle microcirculation, and the rheology of particulate suspensions. His publications include significant findings on the structural, electronic, and magnetic properties of intermetallic compounds and antiperovskite materials. Tahiri has published numerous journal articles, contributing to advancements in Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

Tahiri's work has garnered international recognition, as evidenced by his extensive list of publications in high-impact journals. His h-index and citation metrics, available on Scopus, highlight his influence in the academic community. Key publications, such as his work on slipper shapes of red blood cells and the complexity of vesicle microcirculation, have been widely cited and have contributed to advancements in the understanding of Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids.

ACADEMIC CITES

Najim Tahiri's research is highly cited, reflecting his significant impact on the scientific community. His Scopus profile demonstrates the broad reach and influence of his work, particularly in Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids. His studies on magnetic properties, quantum transverse anisotropy, and multilayer transitions have established him as a leading figure in his field.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Najim Tahiri's legacy in Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids is marked by his dedication to advancing knowledge and mentoring future scientists. His future contributions are expected to further explore the complexities of materials behavior and fluid dynamics, driving innovation and new discoveries in these fields. As a professor and researcher, Tahiri continues to inspire and guide students and colleagues, ensuring a lasting impact on the scientific community.

MATERIALS SCIENCES AND COMPLEX FLUIDS

Throughout his career, Najim Tahiri has made significant strides in Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids. His research encompasses a broad range of topics, including the structural and magnetic properties of materials, the behavior of complex fluids in various conditions, and the application of advanced modeling techniques. His dedication to Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids has led to groundbreaking work that continues to influence and shape the future of these critical fields. His expertise and contributions are widely recognized, making him a pivotal figure in the study and advancement of Materials Sciences and Complex Fluids.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Computational study of physical properties of double perovskite Cs2SnX6 (X = Cl, Br, I) compounds for their potential applications in photovoltaic and photocatalytic 2024

DFT Study of Electronic, Optical, Thermoelectric, and Thermodynamic Properties of the HfO2 Material  2024 (1)

Electronic, thermodynamic, optical, and thermoelectric properties of Sr2RuO4 compound: Ab-initio principle 2024 (2)

A DFT study of the electronic structure, optical and thermoelectric properties of perovskite CsSnBr 3 compound under strains effect: Photovoltaic applications 2024 (2)