Xingyi Zhu | Engineering | Women Researcher Award

🌟Prof. Xingyi Zhu, Engineering, Women Researcher AwardπŸ†

  • Β  Professor at Tongji University, China

Xingyi Zhu is a distinguished academic holding the positions of Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, and Vice Dean at the College of Transportation Engineering, Tongji University, China. With expertise in road and airport engineering, Zhu’s research primarily focuses on functional pavement and smart pavement technologies aimed at enhancing transportation infrastructure performance. She is actively involved in various international committees and editorial boards, contributing significantly to the advancement of her field.

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Zhu’s academic impact is reflected in her author metrics, highlighting the significance of her research contributions. She has been recognized as one of the most cited researchers in China by Elsevier and ranks among the top scientists globally. Her publications have consistently appeared in high-impact journals, with several papers earning recognition as highly cited and influential within the scientific community.

Citations: 4,730 citations by 3,676 documents
Documents: 173
h-index: 38

Metrics:

Citations: 4,730 citations by 3,676 documents, indicating the impact and reach of Xingyi Zhu’s research within the academic community.

Documents: Xingyi Zhu has authored 173 documents, contributing significantly to the body of knowledge in her field.

h-index: With an h-index of 38, Xingyi Zhu’s research has been cited at least 38 times in other academic papers, reflecting both the quantity and impact of her scholarly output.

Education

Zhu completed her Bachelor’s in Engineering with a major in Road and Airport Engineering from Tongji University, followed by a Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Zhejiang University. She further enriched her academic journey with international experiences, including a stint at Kyoto University in Japan and as a Visiting Scholar at Northwestern University, where she delved into advanced cement studies.

Research Focus

Zhu’s research concentrates on innovative approaches to pavement materials and technologies. Specifically, she investigates self-healing mechanisms, interfacial transition zones, and the incorporation of smart materials in asphalt and concrete mixtures. Her work aims to improve the durability, sustainability, and performance of transportation infrastructure, contributing to safer and more efficient road networks.

Professional Journey

Zhu’s professional journey is marked by steady progression and impactful contributions to academia and industry. Beginning as an Assistant Researcher at Shanghai University, she quickly rose to the position of Associate Professor at Tongji University before assuming her current role as a Professor and Vice Dean. Her leadership extends beyond academia, with advisory roles in international organizations and active participation in editorial boards of prestigious journals.

Honors & Awards

Throughout her career, Zhu has garnered numerous accolades for her outstanding contributions to research and innovation. These include recognition as a Distinguished Young Scholar of the National Science Fund, multiple first

prizes in prestigious awards such as the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award and the China Highway Society Science and Technology Progress Award, and selection as one of the top 2% of the world’s top scientists. Her achievements underscore her significant impact on the field of transportation engineering and pavement materials.

Publications Noted & Contributions

Zhu’s scholarly output is extensive and influential, with over 150 academic papers published in renowned journals. Her research contributions span various aspects of pavement materials, including self-healing asphalt, interfacial transition zones in concrete, and the development of smart pavement technologies. She has also played a pivotal role in organizing special issues and serving as a guest editor for prominent journals, facilitating knowledge exchange and advancement in her field.

Title: Enhanced Self-healing Process of Sustainable Asphalt Materials Containing Microcapsules

  • Authors: Daquan Sun, Qi Pang, Xingyi Zhu*, Yang Tian, Tong Lu, Yang Yang
  • Journal: ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 2017, 11:9881-9893
  • Impact Factor: 2020 – 8.198 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Category: Q1 Database: SCI

Title: Identification of interfacial transition zone in asphalt concrete based on nano-scale metrology techniques

  • Authors: Xingyi Zhu, Feng Li, Lili Han, Ying Yuan
  • Journal: Materials & Design, 2017, 129:91–102
  • Impact Factor: 2020 – 7.991 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Category: Q1 Database: SCI

Title: A comprehensive review on self-healing of asphalt materials: mechanism, model, characterization, and enhancement

  • Authors: Daquan Sun, Guoqiang Sun, Xingyi Zhu*, Alvaro Guarin, Bin Li, Ziwei Dai, Jianming Ling
  • Journal: Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2018, 256:65-93
  • Impact Factor: 2020 – 12.984 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Category: Q1 Database: SCI

Title: Effect of interfacial transition zone on the Young’s modulus of carbon nanofiber reinforced cement concrete

  • Authors: Xingyi Zhu*, Yuan Gao*, Ziwei Dai, David J. Corr, Surendra P. Shah
  • Journal: Cement and Concrete Research, 2018, 107:49-63 Impact Factor: 2020 – 10.933 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Category: Q1 Database: SCI

Title: Self-healing properties of ferrite-filled open-graded friction course (OGFC) asphalt mixture after moisture damage

  • Authors: Xingyi Zhu, Fangyong Ye, Yongsheng Cai, Bjorn Birgisson, Kangyong Lee
  • Journal: Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019, 232:518-530 Impact Factor: 2020 – 7.246 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Category: Q1 Database: SCI

Research Timeline

Zhu’s research journey has evolved over the years, marked by significant milestones and achievements. From her early exploration of pavement materials during her doctoral studies to her current leadership role in advancing smart pavement technologies, each phase of her career has contributed to a deeper understanding of transportation infrastructure challenges and innovative solutions. Her ongoing commitment to excellence continues to drive impactful research in the field of transportation engineering.

Melkamu Tadesse Getachew | Mechanical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

🌟Mr. Melkamu Tadesse Getachew, Mechanical Engineering, Best Researcher AwardπŸ†

  • Melkamu Tadesse Getachew at Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia

Melkamu Tadesse Getachew is an accomplished Mechanical Engineer with a passion for innovation and technology. He holds a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Bahir Dar University and an MSc in Mechatronics Engineering from Addis Ababa Science and Technology University. Melkamu has demonstrated exceptional academic performance, winning awards such as the Gold Medal from Bahir Dar University and the Solve-IT 2019 national innovation competition. With a keen interest in smart technologies, robotics, aerospace engineering, and advanced control, Melkamu is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of research and engineering.

Education:

Melkamu Tadesse Getachew completed his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Great Distinction from Bahir Dar University, where he emerged as the top scorer of the year. He continued his academic journey by obtaining a Master of Science in Mechatronics Engineering (With Great Distinction) from Addis Ababa Science and Technology University. His academic achievements include remarkable GPAs and the successful completion of thesis projects focusing on 3D printing and aerodynamic modeling.

Research Focus:

Melkamu’s research interests lie in the intersection of smart technologies, robotics, aerospace engineering, and advanced control systems. He is particularly focused on areas such as additive manufacturing, aerodynamic modeling, predictive control for unmanned aerial vehicles, and the application of intelligent control in biomedical engineering. Melkamu is actively engaged in conducting research projects aimed at exploring new frontiers and pushing the boundaries of innovation.

Professional Journey:

Melkamu Tadesse Getachew’s professional journey spans roles in academia, project management, and industrial internships. He has served as a Lecturer at Bahir Dar Institute of Technology and held project management positions at Ganji Construction PLC. Melkamu’s industrial internships provided him with valuable hands-on experience in organizations such as Ethiopian Railways Corporation and Metals and Engineering Corporation. Throughout his career, Melkamu has demonstrated a commitment to excellence and a passion for making meaningful contributions to his field.

Honors & Awards:

Melkamu has received recognition for his academic and professional achievements, including the Gold Medal from Bahir Dar University for being the top scorer of the year and winning the Solve-IT 2019 national innovation competition. He has also been awarded the Best Project Award by Bahir Dar Institute of Technology for his outstanding project work. These honors reflect Melkamu’s dedication, hard work, and exceptional aptitude in his field.

Publications Noted & Contributions:

Melkamu Tadesse Getachew has made significant contributions to the field of engineering through his publications and research endeavors. He has authored papers on topics such as additive manufacturing in aerospace applications, aerodynamic modeling, and efficiency improvement in tire production. His contributions have been recognized for their relevance and impact on advancing knowledge and technology in his areas of expertise.

  1. Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Cavitation Assessment for Runner Blades in a Francis Turbine
    • Journal: Advances in Tribology
    • Year: 2024-02-29
    • Contributors: Adnan Aslam Noon, Aamer Sharif, Melkamu Tadesse Getachew, Riaz Muhammad, Michel Fillon
    • DOI: 10.1155/2024/9265285
    • Source: Crossref
  2. The Current State of the Art and Advancements, Challenges, and Future of Additive Manufacturing in Aerospace Applications
    • Journal: Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
    • Year: 2023-09-30
    • Contributors: Melkamu Tadesse Getachew, Menberu Zeleke Shiferaw, Bekalu Sintayehu Ayele
    • DOI: 10.1155/2023/8817006
    • Source: Melkamu Tadesse Getachew

These publications cover topics related to engineering and materials science, specifically focusing on cavitation assessment in turbine blades and the state of additive manufacturing in aerospace applications. They provide valuable insights into these fields and are authored by researchers who are actively contributing to advancements in their respective areas of expertise.

Author Metrics:

Melkamu’s author metrics reflect the quality and impact of his research contributions. He has published papers in reputable journals and conferences, demonstrating a strong track record of academic output. Melkamu’s publications have garnered attention from the academic community, as evidenced by citation counts and publication metrics. His work has contributed to advancing knowledge and understanding in the field of engineering and related disciplines.

Research Timeline:

Throughout his academic and professional journey, Melkamu Tadesse Getachew has maintained a consistent focus on research and innovation. Starting from his undergraduate studies, he has been actively involved in conducting research projects, completing thesis work, and publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals and conferences. Melkamu’s research timeline illustrates his progression and growth as a researcher, showcasing his dedication to advancing knowledge and making meaningful contributions to his field.