Dr. Sebghatullah Jueyendah | structural engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Sebghatullah Jueyendah | structural engineering | Best Researcher Award

Sakarya university | Turkey 

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Summary

Sebghatullah Jueyendah is a dedicated civil and structural engineer whose journey combines strong early academic pursuits with impactful professional endeavors. his education at takhar university and hakim sabzevari university equipped him with expertise in structural optimization, artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, concrete technology, and composite structures. through his teaching roles at baghlan university and his site engineering experiences, he contributed to newcomer socialization, curriculum development, and practical project management. his research and academic cites highlight his commitment to integrating modern technologies into civil engineering education and practice.

Early academic pursuits

Sebghatullah Jueyendah laid a strong foundation in civil and structural engineering through his bachelor of science in civil engineering from takhar university, afghanistan. his early academic pursuits nurtured a keen interest in the fields of structural analysis, construction methods, and engineering design. this early exposure helped him develop the technical skills and vision required to contribute effectively to academia and industry.

Professional endeavors

His professional endeavors reflect a balanced blend of teaching, research, and practical engineering work. after completing his master’s degree in structural engineering at hakim sabzevari university, iran, he contributed as a lecturer at baghlan university, afghanistan, where he taught courses such as structural analysis, reinforced concrete design, and construction management. previously, he served as a site engineer at arash bahram construction and road building company, where he supervised infrastructure projects and ensured quality execution.

Contributions and research focus

His contributions and research focus are deeply rooted in advanced engineering technologies. he specialized in structural optimization, artificial intelligence (ai), machine learning (ml), deep learning (dl), concrete technology, and composite structures. his teaching and research integrated these modern technologies into civil engineering practices, encouraging students and peers to adopt innovative approaches to structural design and construction.

Impact and influence

Sebghatullah Jueyendah has had a notable impact and influence in shaping civil engineering education and practices in afghanistan. as a lecturer, he guided undergraduate students through academic and practical challenges, mentoring them in research projects and theses. his professional endeavors also included updating curricula to align with industry standards, ensuring that students were well-prepared for real-world engineering challenges. his site engineering experience further strengthened his reputation as a versatile professional bridging theory and practice.

Academic cites

Through continuous research and academic writing, sebghatullah jueyendah has contributed to knowledge exchange in civil and structural engineering. his academic cites include teaching resources, curriculum updates, and scholarly engagement, reflecting his commitment to integrating artificial intelligence and structural optimization into the academic field. these efforts positioned him as a resourceful academic voice in civil engineering circles.

Legacy and future contributions

The legacy and future contributions of sebghatullah jueyendah lie in his ability to merge academic excellence with practical engineering applications. by mentoring young engineers, publishing research, and fostering innovative approaches, he is shaping a new generation of civil engineers in afghanistan. his future contributions will continue to focus on advancing civil engineering through ai, ml, and sustainable construction practices.

Publications 

Title: Predicting the mechanical properties of cement mortar using the support vector machine approach
Author(s): (Not provided)
Journal: Construction and Building Materials, 2021

Conclusion

The professional endeavors and academic cites of sebghatullah jueyendah reveal a visionary academic and practitioner who bridges innovation with tradition. his impact and influence extend from classrooms to construction sites, nurturing young engineers and improving engineering practices in afghanistan. with a focus on structural engineering and intelligent technologies, his legacy and future contributions promise to further advance the civil engineering field while continuing to support newcomer socialization in academic and professional spheres.

Prof. Dr. José Badal – Seismology – Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. José Badal - Seismology - Best Researcher Award

University of Zaragoza - Spain 

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🎓 Early academic pursuits

José Badal began his academic journey at the prestigious university of zaragoza, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in july 1968. his early focus was rooted in physics, particularly the study of the earth and cosmos. his postgraduate education further deepened this interest, culminating in a phd in physics in march 1976. during this time, he served as assistant professor from 1971 to 1976 and took up a senior lecturer position shortly after. he later expanded his academic horizons through postdoctoral research at the geophysical laboratory of the university of grenoble, france, and attended the autumn course on physics of the earth at the international centre for theoretical physics in trieste, italy. these formative years laid the groundwork for his significant contributions to seismology and earth physics, with later interdisciplinary intersections touching on technologies like power electronics in instrumentation and data acquisition.

👨‍🏫 Professional endeavors

Badal’s professional trajectory spans over four decades, marked by a steady progression from associate professor under contract (1979–1984) to full professor (2008) and ultimately professor emeritus in 2015. he served in vital roles such as secretary of the faculty of sciences and director of r&d projects from 1987 onward. his leadership in national institutions included serving as deputy-director general for geodesy and geophysics at the national geographic institute and holding influential advisory roles in seismic risk prevention and civil protection planning. his input was also critical in shaping policy through the spanish national commission of geodesy and geophysics.

🔬 Contributions and research focus

Professor badal’s research centered around seismology, geodesy, and the physics of the earth’s interior. his role as president of the section of seismology within the national commission Seismology highlights his focus on seismic monitoring and modeling. additionally, his efforts in seismic risk assessment helped guide civil defense strategies and nuclear safety policies. while grounded in geophysics, some of his projects integrated advanced technological systems—drawing analogies to power electronics in how precision and control were applied to seismic signal analysis and instrumentation.

🌍 Impact and influence

His impact transcended national borders through active involvement in international committees such as the european-mediterranean seismological centre, the international seismological Seismology center, and the european seismological commission. his advisory roles in france, portugal, and china speak volumes about his global reputation. professor badal also played a pivotal role in fostering international scientific collaboration, such as the ongoing agreement between the university of zaragoza and the institute of geophysics of beijing. he served as an external evaluator for the chinese academy of sciences, further exemplifying his trusted expertise.

🏅 Academic cites and honors

Badal has been recognized with a lifetime appointment as professor emeritus and an honorary professorship since 2019. these titles reflect his long-standing commitment to academia and his authoritative presence in earth sciences. serving on numerous boards and commissions, including seismic risk prevention and nuclear safety, he earned recognition as a leader in applying Seismology scientific knowledge to real-world hazard mitigation. his experience was often sought in domains where power electronics concepts of precision, regulation, and resilience had metaphorical resonance in seismological frameworks.

🧭 Legacy and future contributions

José Badal's legacy is built upon decades of teaching, international collaboration, and advisory excellence in the field of geophysics. as professor emeritus, he continues to inspire future researchers and remains an important figure in scientific advisory panels. his work in seismic risk and earth sciences continues to influence policy, education, and research infrastructure in spain and abroad. looking ahead, his involvement in fostering academic cooperation between institutions suggests his influence will endure, guiding future innovations in geophysics and its allied technologies.

Notable Publications 

  • Title: Unsupervised-Learning Stable Inverse Q Filtering for Seismic Resolution Enhancement
    Author(s): [Author names not provided]
    Journal: IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2024

  • Title: Deep structure of the Wulong goldfield, Liaodong Peninsula, China, revealed by receiver functions: implications for the tectonic and mineralization dynamics
    Author(s): [Author names not provided]
    Journal: Frontiers in Earth Science, 2024

  • Title: Remnants of magma underplating by the Emeishan mantle plume within the lithosphere beneath southeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau
    Author(s): [Author names not provided]
    Journal: Tectonophysics, 2023

  • Title: A topography-dependent eikonal solver for accurate and efficient computation of traveltimes and their derivatives in 3D heterogeneous media
    Author(s): [Author names not provided]
    Journal: Geophysics, 2023

  • Title: P-wave velocity structure and implications for magmatism and metallogenesis in the southern Altaids: Constraint from wide-angle seismic data along the Altai-Eastern Tianshan traverse
    Author(s): [Author names not provided]
    Journal: Frontiers in Earth Science, 2023

Prof. Ji Chen – Structural engineering – Outstanding Contributions in Academia Award

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Prof. Ji Chen - Structural engineering - Outstanding Contributions in Academia Award

Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences - China 

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Early academic pursuits 🎓

Ji Chen's academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering from the Hebei Institute of Building Science and Technology, China (1995–1999). He further pursued his passion for geological and physical sciences, earning a Master’s in Geological Engineering from Jilin University (1999–2002). His academic foundation was solidified with a Doctorate in Physical Geography from the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (2002–2007), which laid the groundwork for his future research in frozen soils and environmental engineering.

Professional endeavors 🏢

Dr. Chen is currently the Director of the Beiluhe National Observation and Research Station on Frozen Soil at the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His role involves overseeing cutting-edge research on the environmental challenges posed by permafrost and frozen soil, particularly in relation to infrastructure projects in cold regions. He has also led various industry consultancy projects, such as studying the impact of glacier-frozen soil and snow cover on the Tibet Railway.

Contributions and research focus 🌍

Dr. Chen has made significant strides in studying the effects of frozen soils in alpine and plateau regions. His research on the long-term load test pile group in permafrost areas and the influence of glacier-frozen soil on major infrastructure projects demonstrates his commitment to bridging environmental science with Structural engineering practical applications. His projects focus on improving construction and environmental sustainability in freezing regions, with emphasis on railway infrastructure and mining areas.

Publications and scholarly impact 📚

Dr. Chen has published over 40 papers in prominent SCI journals, making substantial contributions to the understanding of permafrost and its interaction with engineering projects. His research has been featured in journals such as Cold Regions Science and Technology, Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, and The Structural engineering Journal of Geophysical Research. His scholarly work has shaped ongoing global discussions on the challenges of frozen soils in construction and ecological management.

Accolades and recognition 🏅

Dr. Chen’s expertise has been widely recognized within the scientific community. He has received several prestigious awards and has been appointed to editorial boards of leading journals in his field. His contributions have been pivotal in advancing the research on frozen soils, particularly in relation to environmental Structural engineering challenges and engineering solutions in high-altitude and cold regions. Additionally, his involvement in national key research and development projects underscores his stature as a leading innovator.

Legacy and future contributions 🌱

Looking forward, Dr. Chen’s work promises to leave a lasting impact on both environmental science and engineering. His involvement in major national projects, such as the Integration of Monitoring and Data Fusion Technology for Hydroecological Temporal and Spatial Changes of Frozen Soils in Alpine Mining Areas, positions him at the forefront of developing sustainable solutions for cold-region construction. His future contributions are poised to shape infrastructure projects in some of the most challenging environments on Earth, ensuring that development in these regions is both sustainable and safe.

Notable Publications 

  • Title: Degradation of warm permafrost and talik formation on the Qinghai‒Tibet Plateau in 2006–2021
    Authors: Mei, Q.-H., Chen, J., Liu, Y.-Q., Wang, J.-C., Zhao, Y.-J.
    Journal: Advances in Climate Change Research, 2024, 15(2), pp. 275–284
  • Title: Advances in retrogressive thaw slump research in permafrost regions
    Authors: Li, Y., Liu, Y., Chen, J., Dong, T., Zhao, Y.
    Journal: Permafrost and Periglacial Processes, 2024, 35(2), pp. 125–142
  • Title: Long-term responses of permafrost to the dual impacts of climate warming and engineering disturbance along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway
    Authors: Jiang, G., Fu, Z., Gao, S., Liu, Y., Wu, Q.
    Journal: Cold Regions Science and Technology, 2024, 220, 104135
  • Title: Effect of Orientation and Skylight Area Ratio on Building Energy Efficiency in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau
    Authors: Wang, Y., Qin, H., Wang, Y., Zhang, S., Song, H.
    Journal: Buildings, 2024, 14(3), 755
  • Title: Aboveground Biomass Mapping and Analysis of Spatial Drivers in the Qinghai–Xizang Plateau Permafrost Zone: A Case Study of the Beilu River Basin
    Authors: Wu, Y., Zhao, J., Chen, J., Zhao, Y., Miao, Z.
    Journal: Plants, 2024, 13(5), 686