Abdelrahman Salman | Corrosion Resistance | Advanced Surface Treatment Award

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Dr. Abdelrahman Salman | Corrosion Resistance | Advanced Surface Treatment Award

Researcher at Tomsk Polytechnic University | Russia

Dr. Abdelrahman Salman is a materials and nuclear engineering researcher whose work centers on developing advanced surface-treatment strategies for enhancing the corrosion resistance, stability, and functional performance of metallic alloys used in nuclear reactor systems. His research focuses on thin-film coating technologies, thermo-physical diagnostics, and nondestructive evaluation techniques that enable precise characterization of surface integrity under extreme operational conditions. He has engineered and tested thin-film layers that modify corrosion pathways in fast-reactor alloys, investigated adhesion behavior and microstructural evolution in protective coatings, and identified new corrosion-resistant phenomena in emerging materials. His development of a ThermoEMF-based diagnostic device has provided a novel method for real-time temperature monitoring of micro-scale surfaces, expanding analytical capabilities for thermal-mechanical behavior of coated materials. Through advanced methods such as SEM, XRD, XRF, ECT, sputtering deposition, and specialized NDT approaches, he analyzes degradation mechanisms critical to nuclear safety and component life-cycle management. His scholarly output includes 3 Scopus-indexed publications, 6 citations, and an h-index of 2, supported by active participation in over 15 technical conferences and multiple invited research presentations. His work continually integrates experimental innovation with reactor-relevant problem-solving, contributing valuable insights to thin-film engineering, corrosion mitigation, and materials diagnostics. Salman’s growing recognition in the field reflects his strong research capabilities and his commitment to developing robust surface-treatment technologies essential for next-generation nuclear energy systems.

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Featured Publications

Salman, A., Syrtanov, M., & Lider, A. (2025). High-temperature oxidation effect of protective thin layers Ta/Cr coatings on Zr-1Nb alloy for corrosion-resistant components of nuclear reactors. Materials Letters, 379, 137646.
Cited by: 4

Salman, A. M., Lider, A. M., & Lomygin, A. D. (2025). Surface treatment techniques and control methods for enhancing corrosion resistance and very thin films management in fast nuclear reactors. Results in Surfaces and Interfaces, 100468.
Cited by: 3

Salman, A. M., Kudiiarov, V. N., & Lider, A. M. (2025). Low resistivity measurement of chromium coatings on zirconium alloys E110 for the production of accident-resistant core components of nuclear reactors. Russian Physics Journal, 1–9.

Salman, A. M., Syrtanov, M. S., & Lider, A. M. (2024). Non-destructive testing of a Zr-1Nb zirconium alloy with a protective Cr/Mo thin layers coating for the production of corrosion-resistant components of nuclear reactors. Perspektivnye Materialy Konstruktsionnogo i Funktsional’nogo Naznacheniya.

Salman, A. M., Kudiyarov, V. N., & Lider, A. M. (2024). Non-destructive techniques on zirconium alloy E110 with chromium coatings for the production of emergency-resistant core components of nuclear reactors. Perspektivnye Materialy Konstruktsionnogo i Funktsional’nogo Naznacheniya.

 

Anwar Shahid | Computational Fluid Dynamics | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anwar Shahid | Computational Fluid Dynamics | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Quanzhou University of Information Engineering | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anwar Shahid is a dedicated researcher whose scholarly work focuses on computational fluid dynamics, nanofluid transport, and advanced numerical modeling, supported by 989 citations, 25 scientific publications, and an h-index of 17 in Scopus-indexed databases. His research emphasizes the behavior of non-Newtonian and nanoparticle-enhanced fluids under varying thermal, magnetic, and porous media conditions, contributing to deeper mechanistic understanding and improved predictive capabilities in heat and mass transfer systems. He has developed and applied specialized numerical techniques-including spectral relaxation frameworks and high-accuracy iterative solvers-to analyze Sutterby, Casson, and viscoelastic nanofluids, producing high-impact findings that advance theoretical and engineering applications. His studies on magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) multiphase flows support innovations in aerospace propulsion analysis, energy-efficient thermal devices, and micro-scale cooling technologies. By systematically evaluating the roles of thermal relaxation time, magnetic parameters, slip conditions, and surface geometry, his models offer new design perspectives for enhancing thermal system reliability and performance. His scientific output reflects consistent contribution to the fields of nanofluid dynamics, nonlinear flow stability, and numerical simulation accuracy, and his editorial involvement highlights his standing within the research community. Dr. Shahid’s work continues to shape computational modeling approaches essential for sustainable technologies, precision thermal systems, and advanced industrial applications, positioning him as a strong candidate for recognition in the Best Researcher Award category.

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Featured Publications

Shahid, A., Bhatti, M. M., Ellahi, R., & Mekheimer, K. S. (2022). Numerical experiment to examine activation energy and bi-convection Carreau nanofluid flow on an upper paraboloid porous surface: Application in solar energy. Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments Cited by 105.

Bhatti, M. M., Jun, S., Khalique, C. M., Shahid, A., Fasheng, L., & Mohamed, M. S. (2022). Lie group analysis and robust computational approach to examine mass transport process using Jeffrey fluid model. Applied Mathematics and Computation Cited by 58.

Shahid, A., Bhatti, M. M., Bég, O. A., Animasaun, I. L., & Javid, K. (2021). Spectral computation of reactive bi-directional hydromagnetic non-Newtonian convection flow from a stretching upper parabolic surface in non-Darcy porous medium. International Journal of Modern Physics B Cited by  25.

Bhatti, M. M., Shahid, A., Abbas, T., Alamri, S. Z., & Ellahi, R. (2020). Study of activation energy on the movement of gyrotactic microorganism in a magnetized nanofluids past a porous plate. Processes Cited by 152.

Shahid, A., Huang, H., Bhatti, M. M., Zhang, L., & Ellahi, R. (2020). Numerical investigation on the swimming of gyrotactic microorganisms in nanofluids through porous medium over a stretched surface. Mathematics Cited by 120.

Mahsa Baniasadi | Biomass Energy | Women Researcher Award

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Dr. Mahsa Baniasadi | Biomass Energy | Women Researcher Award

Research Fellow at Cranfield University | United Kingdom

Dr. Mahsa Baniasadi is an accomplished researcher in environmental biotechnology whose work focuses on sustainable resource recovery, waste valorisation, and low-impact chemical processes, evidenced by 914 citations, 15 publications, and a Scopus h-index of 10. Her research advances innovative biotechnological strategies to treat solid waste, wastewater, and complex industrial residues, with a strong emphasis on bioleaching-based recovery of valuable metals from electronic waste, gold mine tailings, and spent lithium-ion batteries. She has developed integrated bioprocesses combining microbial systems, chemical leaching, and electrowinning for closed-loop recycling, contributing significantly to the circular economy and critical-materials resilience. Her work also explores the application of acidophilic microorganisms, adapted fungal systems, and mixed cultures to enhance metal extraction efficiency from challenging waste streams. In parallel, she has contributed to advancements in thermochemical conversion of biomass and agricultural waste through pyrolysis, producing cleaner energy carriers and value-added products. Her research portfolio includes optimisation studies for catalytic upgrading in pyrolysis, environmental modelling, life-cycle assessments, reactor design, and examination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon degradation in bioreactors. Dr. Baniasadi’s work has been featured in respected journals in environmental engineering, industrial chemistry, waste management, and sustainable metallurgy, supported by conference presentations and contributions to the scientific understanding of bioremediation and green processing technologies. Her research impact demonstrates a sustained commitment to reducing environmental burdens, enabling renewable resource pathways, and advancing industrial sustainability, placing her among the notable emerging women researchers in the field.

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Featured Publications

Baniasadi, M., Vakilchap, F., Bahaloo-Horeh, N., Mousavi, S. M., & Farnaud, S. (2019). Advances in bioleaching as a sustainable method for metal recovery from e-waste: A review. Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Cited by 280.

Heydarian, A., Mousavi, S. M., Vakilchap, F., & Baniasadi, M. (2018). Application of a mixed culture of adapted acidophilic bacteria in two-step bioleaching of spent lithium-ion laptop batteries. Journal of Power Sources Cited by 246.

Bahaloo-Horeh, N., Mousavi, S. M., & Baniasadi, M. (2018). Use of adapted metal tolerant Aspergillus niger to enhance bioleaching efficiency of valuable metals from spent lithium-ion mobile phone batteries. Journal of Cleaner Production Cited by 238.

Baniasadi, M., Tugnoli, A., Conti, R., Torri, C., Fabbri, D., & Cozzani, V. (2016). Waste to energy valorization of poultry litter by slow pyrolysis. Renewable Energy Cited by 77.

Ray, D. A., Baniasadi, M., Graves, J. E., Greenwood, A., & Farnaud, S. (2022). Thiourea leaching: An update on a sustainable approach for gold recovery from e-waste. Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Cited by 73.

 

Xiaogang Yang | Steelmaking | Research Excellance Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xiaogang Yang | Steelmaking | Research Excellance Award

University Teacher at Jiangxi University of Science and Technology | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xiaogang Yang is a metallurgical researcher whose work centers on inclusion control, solidification behavior, and microstructural engineering in high-performance steels, supported by a Scopus profile comprising 195 citations, 14 documents, and an h-index of 7. His research contributions span clean-steel metallurgy, inclusion modification strategies, and alloy microstructure optimization, with a strong emphasis on understanding the formation, transformation, and distribution of inclusions during industrial solidification processes. His widely referenced study on MnS inclusion aggregation in continuous-casting slabs delivers a detailed analysis of MnS behavior along slab thickness, offering crucial insights for improving structural-steel quality and consistency. Complementing this, his work on rare-earth-modified steels, including studies on yttrium treatment, elucidates how rare-earth additions refine inclusion characteristics, stabilize microstructures, and enhance the mechanical performance of advanced steel grades. His research outcomes extend across multiple peer-reviewed publications and patents, demonstrating a strong integration of theoretical metallurgical principles with applied industrial solutions. By addressing persistent challenges in inclusion engineering, peritectic steel quality, and impurity-control mechanisms, his work contributes essential knowledge to the development of cleaner, stronger, and more efficiently produced steels. His scientific output is recognized through sustained citation growth and engagement from the metallurgical research community, reflecting his impact on both academic investigations and steelmaking practices.

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Featured Publications

Yang, X., Yu, Q., Lai, C., & Tong, Z. (2022). Study on MnS inclusion aggregation along continuous casting slab thickness of medium carbon structural steel. Metals, 12(1), 56. Citaions: 19

Liu, M., Lai, C., Yang, X., Li, K., Zhang, Z., Chen, Y., & Li, W. (2025). Effect of yttrium treatment on inclusions and microstructure of high-strength peritectic steel. Metals, 15(12), 1284.

Yue Zhang | Remote Sensing Technology | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Yue Zhang | Remote Sensing Technology | Research Excellence Award

Postdoctoral Fellow at Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific(China) | China

Dr. Yue Zhang is a rapidly emerging researcher whose work spans machine learning, remote sensing, hydrological forecasting, and environmental monitoring systems, producing a research portfolio with 168 citations, an h-index of 7, and 6 i10-index publications that reflect consistent and meaningful scientific impact. His research focuses on developing advanced hybrid deep-learning architectures-including LSTM, GRU, ConvLSTM, CNN-LSTM, STA-GRU, and physics-informed transformer networks-to improve the reliability and interpretability of streamflow, flood, water-level, and dissolved-oxygen forecasting, using multistation real-time datasets and temporal–spatial data linkages for enhanced predictive accuracy. He has significantly contributed to remote sensing applications by integrating GNSS-R signals, spatiotemporal attention models, and soft physical constraints to advance marine foreign-object monitoring, wind-speed retrieval, and seawater-intrusion early-warning systems. His work further includes innovations in GIS-enabled environmental intelligence platforms, real-time disturbance-response modelling, and image-level early-warning mechanisms for complex marine scenarios. His publication record spans reputable journals such as Water, Intelligence and Robotics, and Remote Sensing, covering topics including intelligent flood forecasting, lake water-quality management, deep-learning approaches for environmental and agricultural monitoring, and hybrid modelling methods for large-scale hydrological systems. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, contributions to international research initiatives, and development of system-integrated monitoring frameworks, Yue Zhang continuously advances the state of the art in environmental data science, demonstrating clear leadership potential and strong alignment with the goals of high-impact research recognition.

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Featured Publications

Deng, Y., Zhang, Y., Pan, D., Yang, S. X., & Gharabaghi, B. (2024). Review of recent advances in remote sensing and machine learning methods for lake water quality management. Remote Sensing, 16(22), 4196. Cited by: 53

Zhang, Y., Zhou, Z., Van Griensven Thé, J., Yang, S. X., & Gharabaghi, B. (2023). Flood forecasting using hybrid LSTM and GRU models with lag time preprocessing. Water, 15(22), 3982. Cited by: 36

Zhang, Y., Gu, Z., Van Griensven Thé, J., Yang, S. X., & Gharabaghi, B. (2022). The discharge forecasting of multiple monitoring stations for Humber River by hybrid LSTM models. Water, 14(11), 1794. Cited by: 36

Zhou, Z., Zhang, Y., Gu, Z., & Yang, S. X. (2023). Deep learning approaches for object recognition in plant diseases: A review. Intelligence and Robotics, 3(4), 514–537. Cited by: 12

Zhang, Y., Pan, D., Van Griensven Thé, J., Yang, S. X., & Gharabaghi, B. (2023). Intelligent flood forecasting and warning: A survey. Intelligence and Robotics, 3(2), 190–212. Cited by: 12

 

Sabi William Konsago | Ferroelectric Materials | Excellence in Research Award

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Dr. Sabi William Konsago | Ferroelectric Materials | Excellence in Research Award

Postdoctoral Researcher at Jožef Stefan Institute | Slovenia

Dr. Sabi William Konsago is an emerging researcher in electronic ceramics whose work focuses on the development, structural engineering, and functional optimization of lead-free ferroelectric and piezoelectric oxide materials, with a particular emphasis on Ba(Zr,Ti)O₃–(Ba,Ca)TiO₃ thin films prepared by chemical solution deposition. With 20 citations, 5 Scopus-indexed publications, and an h-index of 2, he has established a strong research footprint in the field through contributions that address fundamental and application-driven challenges in designing high-performance dielectric and electromechanical materials. His research advances understanding of how chemical formulation, solvent selection, and thermal-processing conditions influence microstructure, crystallographic orientation, domain behavior, and energy-storage efficiency in complex oxide thin films. He has developed novel ethylene-glycol-based precursor systems, optimized processing routes for improved film uniformity, and demonstrated pathways to enhance dielectric properties, breakdown strength, and electromechanical responses, leading to results published in internationally recognized journals such as Journal of Materials Chemistry A, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, ACS Applied Electronic Materials, Journal of Materials Chemistry C, and Molecules. His work is characterized by the integration of advanced characterization techniques, including XRD, SEM, AFM, SIMS, XPS, dielectric spectroscopy, and electromechanical testing, to correlate processing parameters with functional performance. Beyond thin films, his contributions also include investigations of bulk ceramics and structure–property relationships in high-entropy and multifunctional oxides. Through active participation in international conferences and collaborative projects, he has contributed to the broader advancement of sustainable, lead-free electronic materials and demonstrated potential for long-term scientific impact.

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Featured Publications

Konsago, S. W., Žiberna, K., Kmet, B., Benčan, A., Uršič, H., & Malič, B. (2022). Chemical solution deposition of barium titanate thin films with ethylene glycol as solvent for barium acetate. Molecules, 27(12), 3753. (Cited by: 18)

Konsago, S. W., Žiberna, K., Matavž, A., Mandal, B., Glinšek, S., Fleming, Y., Benčan, A., Brennecka, G. L., Uršič, H., & Malič, B. (2024). Engineering the microstructure and functional properties of 0.5Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O₃–0.5(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO₃ thin films. ACS Applied Electronic Materials, 6(6), 4467–4477. (Cited by: 6)

Konsago, S. W., Debevec, A., Cilenšek, J., Kmet, B., & Malič, B. (2023). Linear thermal expansion of 0.5Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O₃–0.5(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO₃ bulk ceramic. Informacije MIDEM, 53(4), 233–238. (Cited by: 3)

Konsago, S. W., Žiberna, K., Matavž, A., Mandal, B., Glinšek, S., Brennecka, G. L., Uršič, H., & Malič, B. (2025). High energy storage density and efficiency of 0.5Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O₃–0.5(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO₃ thin films on platinized sapphire substrates. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 13(4), 2911–2919. (Cited by: 1)

Konsago, S. W., Žiberna, K., Ekar, J., Kovač, J., & Malič, B. (2024). Designing the thermal processing of Ba(Ti0.8Zr0.2)O₃–(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO₃ thin films from an ethylene glycol-derived precursor. Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 12(36), 14658–14666.

Nurettin Akcakale | Welding Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Nurettin Akcakale | Welding Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University | Turkey

Mr. Nurettin Akçakale is a materials science researcher whose scholarly contributions span elastomer composites, welding metallurgy, thermal systems, natural-fiber engineering, and advanced manufacturing technologies, documented through 143 citations, 13 Scopus-indexed publications, and an h-index of 7. His work is anchored in the study of NR/SBR-based elastomer materials, where he has conducted extensive investigations into the influence of fillers such as mica, glass spheres, silica-based agricultural residues, and mineral powders on mechanical, physical, and microstructural performance. These studies have produced new insights into lightweight composite development and sustainable filler utilization, contributing valuable knowledge for industries relying on elastomeric materials. His research on welding technologies-including gas metal arc, gas tungsten arc, submerged arc welding, and friction-based joining—explores process parameters, microstructural behavior, hardness variations, and performance optimization, supporting improved reliability and efficiency in metal manufacturing. Parallel contributions in heat-transfer systems examine nanofluid applications and mini-channel configurations, offering enhanced thermal performance for industrial heat exchangers. His more recent scientific work incorporates machine learning and computational modeling to improve the design and optimization of 3D/4D printing processes and hybrid bio-composite structures, demonstrating adaptability to emerging technological developments. His publications also extend to natural-fiber composites, sustainability-focused materials, and innovative reinforcement strategies, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach that bridges traditional metallurgy with modern materials engineering. Through continuous research output, editorial contributions, and active scientific engagement, he has established a strong presence within materials science, contributing to advancements in composite engineering, manufacturing processes, and performance-driven material design.

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Featured Publications

Alli, Y. A., Anuar, H., Manshor, M. R., Okafor, C. E., Kamarulzaman, A. F., Akçakale, N., … (2024). Optimization of 4D/3D printing via machine learning: A systematic review. Hybrid Advances, 6, 100242. (Cited by: 49)

Yılmaz, M. S., Ünverdi, M., Küçük, H., Akçakale, N., & Halıcı, F. (2022). Enhancement of heat transfer in shell and tube heat exchanger using mini-channels and nanofluids: An experimental study. International Journal of Thermal Sciences, 179, 1–23. (Cited by: 29)

Okafor, C. E., Sunday, I., Ani, O. I., Akçakale, N., & Others. (2023). Biobased hybrid composite design for optimum hardness and wear resistance. Composites Part C: Open Access, 10, 100338. (Cited by: 26*)

Bülbül, Ş., & Akçakale, N. (2017). The effect of mica powder and wollastonite fillings on the mechanical properties of NR/SBR type elastomer compounds. Journal of Rubber Research, 20(3), 157–167. (Cited by: 26)

Bülbül, S., Mustafa, Y. A., & Akçakale, N. (2014). Effect of changing of filling materials in NR–SBR type elastomer-based rubber materials on mechanical properties. Polymer (Korea), 38, 664–670. (Cited by: 19)

 

 

Harun Mindivan | Titanium Alloy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Harun Mindivan | Titanium Alloy | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Bilecik Seyh Edebali University | Turkey

This researcher has established a distinguished scientific profile in materials science and mechanical engineering, with a strong emphasis on tribology, surface modification, and advanced coating technologies. With 612 citations, 52 Scopus-indexed documents, and an h-index of 13, their research impact is well recognized within the global scientific community. Their work centers on developing high-performance materials and engineered surfaces capable of withstanding extreme mechanical, thermal, and corrosive environments. They have contributed extensively to the development of plasma-nitrided steels, electroless and electrochemical borided alloys, graphene-enhanced composite coatings, high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) sprayed stainless steel coatings, and oxide-reinforced thin films. Through comprehensive analyses of microstructure–property relationships, the researcher advances understanding of wear mechanisms, tribocorrosion behavior, hardness enhancement, and coating adhesion in metallic systems. Their investigations on metal–matrix composites-such as carbon-nanotube-reinforced aluminum and magnesium-offer significant innovations in lightweight structural materials. Additional contributions include studies on surface optimization of titanium alloys, corrosion-resistant coatings, and improvements in machinability and mechanical integrity of industrial steels. Their research outputs are consistently published in reputable scientific journals indexed in Scopus and other major databases, demonstrating steady productivity and high citation engagement. By integrating experimental surface engineering methods with performance evaluation techniques, the researcher provides actionable scientific advancements that support the development of durable engineering materials. This strong publication record and sustained contribution across multiple material systems highlight the researcher’s ongoing significance and excellence in the field.

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Featured Publications

Mindivan, H., Kayali, E. S., & Cimenoglu, H. (2008). Tribological behavior of squeeze cast aluminum matrix composites. Wear, 265(5–6), 645–654.

Mindivan, H., Efe, A., Kosatepe, A. H., & Kayali, E. S. (2014). Fabrication and characterization of carbon nanotube reinforced magnesium matrix composites. Applied Surface Science, 318, 234–243.

Mindivan, H., Çimenoğlu, H., & Kayali, E. S. (2003). Microstructures and wear properties of brass synchroniser rings. Wear, 254(5–6), 532–537.

Mindivan, H., Baydogan, M., Kayali, E. S., & Cimenoglu, H. (2005). Wear behaviour of 7039 aluminum alloy. Materials Characterization, 54(3), 263–269.

Mindivan, H. (2010). Reciprocal sliding wear behaviour of B₄C particulate reinforced aluminum alloy composites. Materials Letters, 64(3), 405–407.

Suleyman Sukuroglu | Corrosion Resistance Alloy | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Mr. Suleyman Sukuroglu | Corrosion Resistance Alloy | Best Academic Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at Gumushane University | Turkey

Mr. Suleyman Sukuroglu is a materials and surface engineering researcher whose work centers on advanced coating technologies, particularly micro-arc oxidation (MAO) and plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO), applied to lightweight structural alloys such as magnesium, aluminum, titanium, and NiTi. With 149 citations, 12 Scopus-indexed publications, and an h-index of 7, he has contributed substantially to understanding and improving the mechanical, corrosion, wear, adhesion, tribocorrosion, and biocompatibility properties of ceramic and nanocomposite coatings. His studies involve the incorporation of functional nanoparticles-including TiB₂, ZnO, h-BN, graphene oxide, Ag, MoS₂, and sodium pentaborate-into oxide layers to enhance structural stability and multifunctional performance. He has published high-quality research demonstrating improvements in coating morphology, oxide layer integrity, and interfacial adhesion, contributing to the advancement of durable and corrosion-resistant surfaces for both industrial and biomedical applications. His work on NiTi shape-memory alloys and WE43 magnesium alloys has expanded knowledge on biocompatible coatings, corrosion control, and surface modification strategies for engineering systems. His research output appears in respected international journals such as Materials Today Communications, Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, Applied Physics A, Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, and multiple materials science conference proceedings. He has also contributed to national research projects involving tribological optimization, nanoparticle-reinforced oxide layers, and coating performance evaluation under challenging environments. Through sustained scientific output, a clear thematic research focus, and contributions to materials characterization and surface technologies, he has established a recognized academic profile within the fields of metallurgical engineering and surface modification science.

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Featured Publications

Belet, A. K., Şüküroğlu, S., & Şüküroğlu, E. E. (2025). Investigation of structural and adhesion properties of ZnO and h-BN doped TiO₂ coatings on Cp–Ti alloy. Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology.

Şüküroğlu, S. (2025). Characterization, corrosion, adhesion and wear properties of Al₂O₃ and Al₂O₃:TiB₂ composite coating on Al 7075 aluminum alloy by one-step micro-arc oxidation method. Materials Today Communications.

Şüküroğlu, S., Şüküroğlu, E. E., Totik, Y., Gülten, G., Efeoğlu, İ., & Avcı, S. (2024). Corrosion and adhesion properties of MAO-coated LA91 magnesium alloy. Materials Science and Technology.

Şüküroğlu, S., Totik, Y., Şüküroğlu, E. E., & Avcı, S. (2024). Investigation of corrosion properties of LA-91 alloy coated with MAO method. Journal of the Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineers, Transactions of the Chinese Institute of Engineers, Series C.

Şüküroğlu, S. (2023). Al 2024 alaşımı üzerine mikro ark oksidasyon yöntemiyle B4C ilaveli kompozit kaplamaların büyütülmesi. Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi.

Abdellah Marzoug | Contact Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Abdellah Marzoug | Contact Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon | France

Mr. Abdellah Marzoug is a researcher specializing in mechanics, tribology, and multiscale modeling, with a focus on rough surface contact behavior and damage mechanisms relevant to high-performance materials and engineering systems. His work integrates theoretical modeling, numerical simulation, and experimental correlation to understand micropitting, fatigue initiation, and crack propagation in mechanical components, particularly in the context of transmission systems and surface-engineered materials. He has contributed to the advancement of analytical and computational frameworks for contact pressure prediction and roughness-induced stress fields, including his peer-reviewed publication in the International Journal of Solids and Structures (2025), which provides closed-form solutions for contact pressure distributions generated by 2D rough profiles. His research portfolio also includes contributions to structural mechanics and stress intensity modeling through conference publications and collaborative studies. He has presented his findings at internationally recognized scientific venues, such as the Leeds-Lyon Symposium on Tribology and the International Conference on Computational Contact Mechanics, reflecting growing visibility in the global research community. His research strengths lie in fatigue modeling, multiscale analysis, rough surface characterization, and constitutive modeling of materials under complex loading conditions, contributing to improved reliability, optimization, and predictive assessment of mechanical systems used in aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications.

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Featured Publications

Marzoug, A., Chaise, T., Raoult, I., Ye, W., Duval, A., & Nelias, D. (2025). Closed-form solutions for contact pressure distribution generated by 2D rough profiles. International Journal of Solids and Structures.

Delattre, B., Marzoug, A., & Villars, O. (2024). Facteurs d’intensité de contrainte dans un PSE 3D modélisé par Super-Element. Colloque National en Calcul de Structures (CSMA 2024).