Hongtao Shi | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Hongtao Shi | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

China University of Mining and Technology | China 

Hongtao Shi is a productive researcher in photogrammetry, remote sensing, and SAR-based soil moisture retrieval, with a strong record of contributions to agricultural monitoring and polarimetric decomposition techniques. His work spans high-resolution soil moisture estimation, multi-frequency and multi-incidence radar analysis, and time-series applications integrating passive and active remote sensing products. He has authored 31 peer-reviewed documents, which have collectively received 353 citations, as recorded across 333 citing documents. His current h-index is 10, reflecting both the influence and consistency of his research output within the scientific community. He has published in high-impact journals such as Remote Sensing of Environment, IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, Journal of Hydrology, and Agricultural Water Management, addressing challenges in crop monitoring, radar scattering models, and novel polarimetric decomposition approaches. In addition to journal articles, he has delivered presentations at prestigious international conferences, including IGARSS and PolInSAR, where his work on SAR observation techniques and integration with microwave products has drawn recognition. His research has advanced methods for retrieving field-scale soil moisture and improving agricultural parameter estimation by leveraging L-band, quad-pol, and time-series SAR data, reinforcing his reputation as a specialist in SAR-based environmental remote sensing.

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Featured Publications

1. Zhao, J., Zhang, M., Zhou, Z., Wang, Z., Lang, F., Shi, H., & Zheng, N. (2025). CFFormer: A cross-fusion transformer framework for the semantic segmentation of multisource remote sensing images. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing.

2. Wang, Z., Zhao, L., Jiang, N., Sun, W., Yang, J., Shi, H., & Li, P. (2025). DMCF-Net: Dilated multiscale context fusion network for SAR flood detection. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing.

3. Shi, H., Wu, Q., Lu, Z., Zhao, J., Liu, W., Zhao, T., Zhu, L., Lang, F., & Zhao, L. (2025, November). Meter-level resolution surface soil moisture estimation over agricultural fields from time-series quad-pol SAR with constraints of coarse resolution CCI data products. Agricultural Water Management.

4. Qian, J., Yang, J., Sun, W., Zhao, L., Shi, L., Shi, H., Dang, C., & Dou, Q. (2025, July 14). Multi-layer and profile soil moisture estimation and uncertainty evaluation based on multi-frequency (Ka-, X-, C-, S-, and L-band) and quad-polarization airborne SAR data from synchronous observation experiment in Liao River Basin, China. Water.

Ndy von kluge Paul | Soil Physics | Excellence in Innovation

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Dr. Ndy von kluge Paul | Soil Physics | Excellence in Innovation

University of Yaounde 1 | Cameroon

Dr. Paul Ndy Von Kluge, born on 18 May 1974 in Bibia Lolodorf, Cameroon, is a permanent lecturer and Head of Continuing Education at the University Institute of Wood Technology (IUT Bois de Mbalmayo), University of Yaoundé I. He holds a PhD in Physics with specialization in nonlinear dynamics and complex systems and is also an Engineer in Civil Engineering, combining nearly 15 years of professional expertise in hydroelectric dam construction, civil works, and structural engineering with academic research and teaching. Affiliated with the Laboratory of Mechanics, Materials and Structures at the University of Yaoundé I, his research interests span nonlinear oscillators, stochastic dynamics, seismic control of structures, spatiotemporal chaos, and the mathematical modeling of electromechanical and fluid dynamic systems. He has authored 3 scientific documents, which have collectively been cited 15 times across 14 documents, reflecting an h-index of 3. Beyond his work in Cameroon, he has contributed to academic programs at the University of Bangui in the Central African Republic, demonstrating a regional impact in higher education. His multidisciplinary background bridges physics, mathematics, and engineering applications, particularly in vibration control, geophysics, fluid mechanics, and energy microproduction, positioning him as a versatile scholar and applied researcher.

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Fractional dynamical behavior of a new nonlinear smooth and discontinuous (SD) oscillator for vibration energy harvesting with nonlinear magnetic coupling

Waleed Ghaly | Soil Physics | Soil Health Advocate Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Waleed Ghaly | Soil Physics | Soil Health Advocate Award

Waleed Ghaly | Jazan University | Saudi Arabia 

Waleed Ahmed Ghaly is an Associate Professor at Jazan University, Saudi Arabia, specializing in nuclear and applied physics. He holds a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics and focuses on plasma physics, lasers, spectroscopy, and nanomaterial imaging. With over 31 published papers, three textbooks, and a citation index of 123, his research advances safe, radiation-based methods for pest control while promoting environmental sustainability and soil health.

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Summary

Dr. Waleed Ahmed Ghaly is a distinguished physicist whose research extends beyond the laboratory into environmental and soil health advocacy. His innovative application of radiation technologies offers safer alternatives to chemical pest management, contributing to healthier soils and sustainable ecosystems. His academic and professional record reflects excellence in teaching, research, and innovation with a vision aligned to global soil health goals.

Education

Dr. Waleed Ahmed Ghaly holds a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics with a strong academic foundation that integrates advanced studies in plasma physics, laser applications, and x-ray analytical techniques. His educational journey reflects a blend of theoretical depth and practical expertise, enabling him to contribute significantly to scientific research and teaching in the field of applied physics.

Experience

As an Associate Professor at the College of Science, Jazan University, Dr. Ghaly has established himself as a dedicated academic and researcher. He has successfully led the establishment of laboratories focused on the interaction of radiation with matter, supporting both research advancement and student learning. His professional career demonstrates a consistent commitment to scientific innovation and environmental advocacy, particularly in the areas of safe radiation applications and soil health.

Research Focus

Dr. Ghaly’s research is centered on the interaction of plasma, lasers, and electromagnetic waves such as infrared, gamma rays, electron beams, and x-rays with matter. His work includes the imaging and morphology study of nanomaterials and the application of radiation in safe, chemical-free pest control techniques. This innovative research direction advocates for environmental sustainability and soil health while reducing dependency on harmful pesticides. His scientific contributions not only advance nuclear and applied physics but also address critical environmental challenges.

Skills

Dr. Ghaly’s core expertise includes plasma physics, spectroscopy, lasers, and x-ray analysis techniques. He is proficient in imaging and morphology studies using electron scanning microscopy and has strong experience in imaging analysis of nanomaterials. His teaching skills complement his technical abilities, allowing him to bridge research with education. Additionally, he applies his knowledge to environmentally safe methods for pest control, reducing reliance on chemical pesticides and promoting soil health.

Awards

Dr. Ghaly’s contributions to the academic community are reflected in his extensive publications, including three textbooks with ISBN recognition that serve as key resources for medical and physics education. His citation index of 123 and over 31 published research papers in peer-reviewed journals highlight his scholarly impact and international recognition in the field of applied physics and soil health advocacy.

Publications

  • Photoluminescence, optical band gap and surface wettability of some polymeric track detectors modified by electron beam
    Authors: M.F. Zaki, W.A. Ghaly, H.S. El-Bahkiry
    Journal: Surface and Coatings Technology

  • Harnessing the potential of NiMn₂O₄ nanoparticle: a next-generation supercapacitor electrode material
    Authors: M. Shariq, A. Alzahrani, E. Almutib, A.F. Alharbi, S.A. Algarni, W.A. Ghaly, et al.
    Journal: Physica Scripta

  • Recent advancements in supercapacitors and their charge storage mechanism and progress in transition metal sulfide-based electrodes
    Authors: M.S. Khan, M. Shariq, S.M. Bouzgarrou, R.E. Azooz, S. Kashif Ali, W.A. Ghaly, et al.
    Journal: Physica Scripta

  • Recent progress on MOFs-based electrode materials for supercapacitor
    Authors: A. Asghar, W.A. Ghaly, M.Y. Awaji, O. Hakami, W.M. Alamier, S.K. Ali, et al.
    Journal: Journal of the Electrochemical Society

  • X-ray fluorescence of some Egyptian coins
    Authors: S.A. Abd El Aal, W.A. Ghaly, H.T. Mohsen, A. El Falaky, A.I. Helal
    Journal: International Journal of Pure & Applied Physics

  • Lead–Lead Method for age dating of granitic sample by LA-ICP-MS
    Authors: A.M. Rashad, W.A. Ghaly, N.F. Zahran, A.I. Helal

Conclusion

Dr. Waleed Ahmed Ghaly is highly suitable for the Soil Health Advocate Award. His interdisciplinary research and advocacy for chemical-free, radiation-based pest control methods position him as a forward-looking contributor to soil conservation and environmental sustainability. With expanded collaborations and direct soil science projects, his impact could become even more transformative.

Maryam Bayatvarkeshi | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Maryam Bayatvarkeshi | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

Maryam Bayatvarkeshi | University of Waterloo | Canada

Maryam Bayatvarkeshi is a researcher at the University of Waterloo, Canada, specializing in water science, hydrology, and environmental sustainability. She holds dual Ph.D. degrees in Geography–Water from the University of Waterloo and in Agricultural Hydrology from Bu-Ali Sina University. Her research focuses on hydroclimatic processes, peatland restoration, and sustainable irrigation practices, integrating field measurements with modeling approaches. She has teaching and research experience in both Iran and Canada, with expertise spanning hydrology, GIS, water resource management, and environmental data analysis. Recognized with awards such as the RBC Water Scholars Graduate Entrance Scholarship and best thesis and presentation honors, she continues to contribute to advancing water and environmental sciences through research, teaching, and professional service.

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Summary

Dr. Bayatvarkeshi has established herself as a promising researcher with a strong foundation in soil-water science, hydrology, and environmental sustainability. Her academic excellence, publication record, and international teaching experience highlight her as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With a track record of recognition and an expanding research portfolio, she is well-placed to make continued contributions to both science and society.

Education

Dr. Maryam Bayatvarkeshi holds dual doctoral degrees, one in Geography–Water from the University of Waterloo with a research emphasis on hydroclimatic influences of seismic line disturbances, and another in Agricultural Hydrology from Bu-Ali Sina University, where she studied nitrogen-nano fertilizer effects on nitrate movement in soil. She also earned her master’s degree in Irrigation and Drainage Engineering at Bu-Ali Sina University with a focus on applying Neuro-Fuzzy inference systems and artificial neural networks for estimating crop evapotranspiration, following a bachelor’s degree in Water Engineering from the same institution. In addition, she has received specialized training in pedagogy with a Certificate in University Teaching from the University of Waterloo.

Experience

Dr. Bayatvarkeshi has served as an assistant professor at the University of Malayer, where she taught a range of hydrology, irrigation, meteorology, and water resource management courses. She has continued her teaching journey in Canada as a sessional instructor and teaching assistant at the University of Waterloo, covering topics from map design and applied statistics to hydroclimatology, urban stormwater management, and geographic information systems. She also works as a tutor at Varsity Tutors, teaching statistics to undergraduate and graduate students. Her research assistantship roles at the University of Waterloo include projects on the socio-economic impacts of mining in Africa and on Canadian peatland carbon stocks and greenhouse gas exchanges.

Research Focus

Dr. Bayatvarkeshi’s research interests bridge water science, hydrology, and environmental sustainability. Her work emphasizes hydroclimatic dynamics, peatland restoration, sustainable irrigation practices, and the impacts of land-use changes on water and nutrient movement. She is particularly interested in integrating field measurements with modeling approaches to address pressing global challenges such as climate change, agricultural sustainability, and ecosystem restoration.

Skills

Dr. Bayatvarkeshi has strong expertise in hydrology, irrigation and drainage systems, water resource management, geographic information systems, hydroclimatology, and remote sensing. She has hands-on field experience in deploying meteorological stations, conducting snow surveys, and measuring hydrological components in both peatland and agricultural systems. In addition, she is skilled in environmental data modeling, statistical analysis, and integrating artificial intelligence approaches in agricultural and water sciences.

Awards

Her academic excellence has been recognized with multiple honors, including the prestigious RBC Water Scholars Graduate Entrance Scholarship at the University of Waterloo, the best oral presentation award at the Environment Graduate Students Association conference, and the best thesis award in a national competition in Iran for Agriculture and Natural Resources. She has consistently ranked among the top students throughout her academic career, holding second position in her bachelor’s program and first position in both her master’s and doctoral studies.

Publications

  • Groundwater level prediction using machine learning models: A comprehensive review
    Authors: H Tao, M M Hameed, H A Marhoon, M Zounemat-Kermani, S Heddam, M Bayatvarkeshi, …
    Journal: Neurocomputing

  • Effects of slow-release fertilizers on nitrate leaching, its distribution in soil profile, N-use efficiency, and yield in potato crop
    Authors: H Zareabyaneh, M Bayatvarkeshi
    Journal: Environmental Earth Sciences

  • Performance evaluation of ANN and ANFIS models for estimating garlic crop evapotranspiration
    Authors: H Z Abyaneh, A M Nia, M B Varkeshi, S Marofi, O Kisi
    Journal: Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering

  • Modeling soil temperature using air temperature features in diverse climatic conditions with complementary machine learning models
    Authors: M Bayatvarkeshi, S K Bhagat, K Mohammadi, O Kisi, M Farahani, …
    Journal: Computers and Electronics in Agriculture

  • Soil temperature estimation using an artificial neural network and co-active neuro-fuzzy inference system in two different climates
    Authors: H Zare Abyaneh, M Bayat Varkeshi, G Golmohammadi, K Mohammadi
    Journal: Arabian Journal of Geosciences

  • Forecasting nitrate concentration in groundwater using artificial neural network and linear regression models
    Authors: A Zare, V Bayat, A Daneshkare
    Journal: International Agrophysics

  • Determination of water requirement, single and dual crop coefficient of garlic (‘Allium sativum’) in the cold semi-arid climate
    Authors: H Z Abyaneh, M B Varkeshi, A Ghasemi, S Marofi, R A Chayjan
    Journal: Australian Journal of Crop Science

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. Maryam Bayatvarkeshi embodies the qualities of an emerging global leader in soil and water sciences. Her demonstrated academic achievements, impactful research, and commitment to professional service make her highly deserving of the Best Researcher Award. With further expansion of international collaborations and societal engagement, she has the potential to become an even more influential figure in advancing sustainable solutions for global water and environmental challenges.

Hong Zheng | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Hong Zheng | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Hong Zheng, Beijing University of Technology, china

Prof. Hong Zheng is a distinguished professor at Beijing University of Technology, China, and a leading expert in computational geomechanics. With a Ph.D. in engineering mechanics from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, his work has resolved major challenges in geotechnical modeling and has been applied to significant projects like the Three Gorges Dam. A recipient of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, Prof. Zheng has published nearly 100 SCI papers, authored a technical book, and holds multiple patents. His contributions have been integrated into academic curricula and international engineering standards.

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Prof. Hong Zheng stands out as a dedicated and accomplished researcher with substantial contributions to his field. His expertise, leadership, and influence within the academic community make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work continues to inspire innovation and collaboration, positioning him at the forefront of research developments.

🎓 Education

Professor Hong Zheng graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Northeastern University in 1985. He continued at the same institution to complete his master’s degree in solid mechanics in 1988. In 2000, he earned his Ph.D. in engineering mechanics from the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

💼Experience

Professor Zheng is currently a professor at Beijing University of Technology and holds the title of Beijing Scholar. Between 1995 and 2001, he collaborated with Professor C.F. Lee at the University of Hong Kong. In addition to his academic role, he has led numerous research and consultancy projects, including major initiatives such as the Three Gorges Project.

🔬Research Focus

His primary research area is computational geomechanics, with particular emphasis on the continuous-discontinuous approach in geotechnical mechanics. His work has addressed longstanding challenges in computational mechanics and has significantly influenced the development of textbooks, industry standards, and commercial software applications.

🛠️Skills

Professor Zheng is highly skilled in engineering numerical analysis and computational mechanics. His accomplishments include authoring nearly 100 SCI-indexed journal articles, publishing a technical book (ISBN 978-7-03-072442-7), and contributing to six patents. His expertise also extends to editing academic journals and participating in two professional societies.

🏆Awards

Professor Zheng is a recipient of the prestigious National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars. His professional contributions and research achievements have gained significant recognition in both national and international academic communities.

📚 Publications

Title: Evaluation of initial geostress field of underground powerhouse in the complex alteration area of western Sichuan based on back-propagation neural network method
Authors: Zheng, Hong; Cao, Shiqi; Jiang, Quan; Xu, Dingping; Li, Zhiwei
Year: 2025
Journal: Geomechanics and Geophysics for Geo-Energy and Geo-Resources


Title: Analysis of transient free surface seepage flow using numerical manifold method
Authors: Jia, Zhen; Zheng, Hong
Year: 2025
Journal: Computers and Mathematics with Applications


Title: A linear fracture constitutive model for the two-dimensional finite-discrete element method (FDEM) and its parameters calibration procedure
Authors: Yan, Chengzeng; Han, Du; Zheng, Hong; Wang, Tie; Ali, Sajid
Year: 2025
Journal: Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements


Title: Experimental study on dynamic mechanical response and crack control mechanism of anchored layered sandstone by DIC technology
Authors: Lu, Yuyin; Yu, Yang; Feng, Guangliang; Zeng, Jianjun; Zheng, Hong
Year: 2025
Journal: Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation


Title: Three-dimensional seepage analysis for the tunnel in nonhomogeneous porous media with physics-informed deep learning
Authors: Lin, Shan; Dong, Miao; Luo, Hongming; Guo, Hongwei; Zheng, Hong
Year: 2025
Journal: Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

Conclusion:

Prof. Hong Zheng’s suitability for the Best Researcher Award is clear due to his consistent academic excellence and impactful research. However, focusing on expanding his interdisciplinary reach and increasing public engagement could enhance the broader influence of his work. Overall, his contributions to his field make him a deserving nominee for the award, with the potential for even greater impact in the future.

Xingwen Luo | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwen Luo | Soil Physics | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwen Luo, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwen Luo is a geotechnical engineering expert at the Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan, China. With over 20 years of experience, his research focuses on subgrade engineering, soil reinforcement, slope stability, and tunnel waterproofing. He has led and contributed to numerous national and provincial research projects, published extensively in high-impact journals, and played a key role in developing technical standards. Dr. Luo has received multiple prestigious awards, including the Hubei Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award and the China Highway and Transportation Society Award. His expertise includes experimental research, numerical modeling, and infrastructure stability analysis.

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwen Luo is an accomplished researcher with a strong record of publications, research leadership, and technical contributions to geotechnical engineering. His work in subgrade stability, soil reinforcement, and tunnel waterproofing has significantly impacted infrastructure development. He has received multiple awards, led key research projects, and contributed to engineering standards.

 

🎓 Education

Xingwen Luo holds a Ph.D. in Geotechnical Engineering from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, which he completed between 2009 and 2014. He also earned a Master’s degree in Geotechnical Engineering from Wuhan University of Technology (2004-2006) and a Bachelor’s degree in the same field from Central South University (1995-1999).

 

💼Experience

With over 20 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, Xingwen Luo is currently an Associate Researcher at the Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he has been working since 2011. His research focuses on subgrade engineering performance, soil reinforcement, slope stability, and tunnel waterproofing. Before his current role, he served as an Assistant Researcher at the same institute from 2005 to 2011, contributing to research on soft rock subgrade reinforcement and collaborating on major infrastructure projects. His career began as a Research Intern at the Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics from 1999 to 2005, where he gained hands-on experience in soil mechanics and foundation engineering.

 

🔬Research Focus

His research primarily revolves around subgrade performance evolution, soil reinforcement, and stability control technologies. He has made significant contributions to understanding geocell-reinforced subgrade performance, tunnel waterproofing in high-pressure water-rich areas, and soft rock subgrade reinforcement. His work has been widely published in high-impact international journals, and he has played a key role in developing technical standards for geotechnical engineering.

Awards

Xingwen Luo has been recognized for his contributions to geotechnical engineering with multiple prestigious awards. He received the First Prize of the Hubei Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award in 2016 for his work on highway subgrade performance and dynamic design methods. In 2017, he was awarded the Second Prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award by the China Highway and Transportation Society for his research on post-earthquake reconstruction technologies. In 2021, he received the First Prize from the Heilongjiang Hydraulic Engineering Society for his work on river levee risk prevention in cold regions. Additionally, in 2016, he was honored with the First Prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award by the Henan Provincial Department of Transportation for his research on loess landslide disaster mechanisms and stability control.

 

Skills

Xingwen Luo possesses extensive expertise in geotechnical engineering, with specialized skills in subgrade engineering, soil reinforcement technologies, slope stability, and tunnel waterproofing. He is proficient in experimental research, numerical modeling, and the development of engineering standards. His contributions extend to leading and collaborating on national and provincial research projects, particularly in highway and railway engineering.

 

Publications

  • Study on Waterproof and Drainage Technology of Mountain Tunnel in High-Pressure and Water-Rich Region
    • Authors: Luo, X., Zhang, J., Lu, Z., Yao, H.
    • Year: 2024
    • Journal: European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering
    • Citations: 1

 

  • Study on Performance of Geocell-Reinforced Red Clay Subgrade
    • Authors: Luo, X.W., Lu, Z., Zhang, J.B., Yao, H.L.
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Geosynthetics International
    • Citations: 6

 

  • Study on Subgrade Performance Evolution and Geocell-Reinforcement Effect of Subgrade in a Seasonal Frozen Area
    • Authors: Cheng, M., Li, S., Luo, X., Lu, Z., Yao, H.
    • Year: 2023
    • Book Chapter: Key Engineering Materials
    • Citations: 0

 

  • Experimental Study on Soft Rock Subgrade Reinforced with Geocell
    • Authors: Luo, X., Lu, Z., Yao, H., Zhang, J., Song, W.
    • Year: 2022
    • Journal: Road Materials and Pavement Design
    • Citations: 14

 

  • Inhibition Effect of Swelling Characteristics of Expansive Soil Using Cohesive Non-Swelling Soil Layer Under Unidirectional Seepage
    • Authors: Yao, H., She, J., Lu, Z., Fang, R., Chen, Z.
    • Year: 2020
    • Journal: Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering
    • Citations: 17

 

  • Study on Dynamic Responses of Unsaturated Railway Subgrade Subjected to Moving Train Load
    • Authors: Fang, R., Lu, Z., Yao, H., Luo, X., Yang, M.
    • Year: 2018
    • Journal: Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering
    • Citations: 49

 

  • Research on Earth Pressure Behind Row Piles from Clayey Backfill Considering Soil Arching Effect
    • Authors: Yin, Z.-Q., She, C.-X., Yao, H.-L., Lu, Z., Luo, X.-W.
    • Year: 2018
    • Journal: Yantu Lixue / Rock and Soil Mechanics
    • Citations: 3

 

  • Study on the Effect of [Al13]7+ Over the Free Swelling Ratio of Expansive Soil
    • Authors: Liu, L., Yao, H., Lu, Z., Luo, X., Fang, R.
    • Year: 2017
    • Conference Paper: Key Engineering Materials
    • Citations: 3

Conclusion:

Dr. Luo is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given his long-standing contributions, leadership in research projects, and recognition through awards. Strengthening international collaborations, innovation-based contributions, and mentorship initiatives would further enhance his profile for future awards. Overall, his expertise and research impact make him a strong contender for this recognition.