Shasha Liu | Marine Environmental Science | Best Scholar Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Shasha Liu | Marine Environmental Science | Best Scholar Award

Associate Professor | Univsrsity of Science and Technology Beijing | China

Shasha Liu is an Associate Professor at the School of Science and Technology, Beijing. Her research expertise focuses on dissolved organic matter (DOM) biogeochemistry, with a strong academic and professional background in scientific innovation and collaboration. Through her commitment to advancing knowledge in her field, Shasha has contributed significantly to ongoing research and various industry-related projects. She also holds editorial positions in scientific journals, showcasing her influence within the academic community.

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Strengths for the Award 🌟

Shasha Liu holds a respected position as an Associate Professor at the School of Science and Technology, Beijing. Her association with a prestigious institution adds credibility to her research endeavors. Liu’s research in DOM biogeochemistry is both relevant and impactful, especially in environmental sciences. The topic’s interdisciplinary nature positions her work at the forefront of addressing key environmental challenges. Publishing in high-impact journals such as those indexed in SCI and Scopus demonstrates her active contribution to advancing scientific knowledge. This adds significant weight to her eligibility for the award. Her Google Scholar profile indicates she has a strong citation index, further validating the influence and reach of her research. If she has notable collaborations and industry projects, this would reflect her ability to bridge the gap between academic research and practical applications, enhancing her case for the award. Any role as a reviewer or editor in scientific journals demonstrates leadership in her field and her contribution to the academic community beyond her own research.

🎓 Education

Shasha Liu holds a doctorate in environmental science, specializing in DOM biogeochemistry. Her academic journey includes prestigious fellowships and advanced research projects that have led her to become a prominent figure in her research area. Throughout her career, she has maintained a strong focus on interdisciplinary studies, blending science and technology for environmental sustainability.

💼 Experience

As an Associate Professor at the School of Science and Technology in Beijing, Shasha Liu has led numerous research projects and industry collaborations. She has supervised both undergraduate and graduate students while working on international projects aimed at environmental conservation. In addition to her teaching and mentoring, Shasha has a history of contributing to high-impact journals and conferences, bringing innovation to the forefront of her field.

🔬 Research Interest

Shasha Liu’s primary research interest is DOM biogeochemistry, where she investigates the environmental implications of dissolved organic matter in aquatic ecosystems. Her work aims to understand the chemical and biological processes influencing DOM and its role in global carbon cycling. She also explores the applications of biogeochemical principles to develop sustainable environmental management practices.

🏆 Awards

Shasha Liu has been nominated for multiple awards, including the Distinguished Scientist Award, Young Scientist Award, and Best Research Scholar Award. These accolades reflect her contributions to science, her innovative research, and her dedication to advancing the field of biogeochemistry.

📚 Publications

1. Evaluating the utility of solar induced chlorophyll fluorescence for drought monitoring by comparison with NDVI derived from wheat canopy

Authors: L. Liu, X. Yang, H. Zhou, S. Liu, L. Zhou, X. Li, J. Yang, X. Han, J. Wu

Publication Year: 2018

Citations: 135

2. Supplemental dietary Larginine attenuates intestinal mucosal disruption during a coccidial vaccine challenge in broiler chickens

Authors: J. Tan, T.J. Applegate, S. Liu, Y. Guo, S.D. Eicher

Publication Year: 2014

Citations: 132

3. Linking the molecular composition of autochthonous dissolved organic matter to source identification for freshwater lake ecosystems by combination of optical spectroscopy and …

Authors: S. Liu, Z. He, Z. Tang, L. Liu, J. Hou, T. Li, Y. Zhang, Q. Shi, J.P. Giesy, F. Wu

Publication Year: 2020

Citations: 123

4. Molecularlevel composition of dissolved organic matter in distinct trophic states in Chinese lakes: implications for eutrophic lake management and the global carbon cycle

Authors: S. Liu, J. Hou, C. Suo, J. Chen, X. Liu, R. Fu, F. Wu

Publication Year: 2022

Citations: 88

5. Removal of antimonate (Sb (V)) and antimonite (Sb (III)) from aqueous solutions by coagulation-flocculation-sedimentation (CFS): Dependence on influencing factors and insights …

Authors: W. Guo, Z. Fu, H. Wang, S. Liu, F. Wu, J.P. Giesy

Publication Year: 2018

Citations: 78

6. Occurrence of typical antibiotics and source analysis based on PCA-MLR model in the East Dongting Lake, China

Authors: X. Liu, Y. Liu, S. Lu, X. Guo, H. Lu, P. Qin, B. Bi, Z. Wan, B. Xi, T. Zhang, S. Liu

Publication Year: 2018

Citations: 78

7. Pyrolysis characteristics of soil humic substances using TG-FTIR-MS combined with kinetic models

Authors: T. Li, F. Song, J. Zhang, S. Liu, B. Xing, Y. Bai

Publication Year: 2020

Citations: 75

8. Depthdependent variations of dissolved organic matter composition and humification in a plateau lake using fluorescence spectroscopy

Authors: F. Song, F. Wu, W. Feng, S. Liu, J. He, T. Li, J. Zhang, A. Wu

Publication Year: 2019

Citations: 70

9. Synthesis of Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles coated with cationic surfactants and their applications in Sb (V) removal from water

Authors: W. Guo, Z. Fu, Z. Zhang, H. Wang, S. Liu, W. Feng, X. Zhao, J.P. Giesy

Publication Year: 2020

Citations: 68

10. Effects of monovalent and divalent metal cations on the aggregation and suspension of Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles in aqueous solution

Authors: H. Wang, X. Zhao, X. Han, Z. Tang, S. Liu, W. Guo, C. Deng, Q. Guo, H. Wang

Publication Year: 2017

Citations: 65

✅ Conclusion

Shasha Liu demonstrates strong academic credentials, impactful research in DOM biogeochemistry, and recognition in the form of citations and publications. To strengthen her application further, focusing on patent applications, book publications, and broader interdisciplinary research could elevate her candidacy for the “Best Scholar Award.” Nevertheless, her current achievements already make her a compelling candidate for this recognition, particularly in the Best Research Scholar Award categories.

GUNBAEK SO | Marine Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr. GUNBAEK SO | Marine Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Mokpo National Maritime University | South Korea

🔹 Short Bio

Gunbaek So is a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University with a strong focus on control systems engineering. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Ship System Control (2009), a Master’s degree (2014), and a Doctorate (2018), both in Control Measurement Engineering, from the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University. Since 2021, he has been a professor, working on PID control, linear/nonlinear systems, and genetic algorithms. His research contributions include numerous journal publications and ongoing projects funded by the National Research Foundation of Korea.

🔗 Profile

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🎓 Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree (2009): Ship System Control, National Korea Maritime Ocean University
  • Master’s Degree (2014): Control Measurement Engineering, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University
  • Doctorate (2018): Control Measurement Engineering, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University

💼 Experience

Gunbaek So has been a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University since 2021, contributing significantly to research on PID control systems. Prior to his academic career, he completed his advanced studies at the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University. He has also led several funded research projects on improving industrial process control mechanisms.

🔬 Research Interests

Gunbaek’s research primarily focuses on PID control, linear/nonlinear systems, genetic algorithms, and parameter tuning. He has worked extensively on improving control systems for industrial processes, especially systems with time delay, and is keen on the optimization of these processes using intelligent techniques like genetic algorithms.

🏆 Awards

  • Nomination: Best Researcher Award
    Gunbaek So has been recognized for his research in control systems engineering, which has attracted national funding and notable citations in the field. His innovative contributions are well-regarded in academic circles.

📚 Publications

  1. “DS based 2-DOF PID controller for various integrating processes with time delay”
    Published in: ISA Transactions, 2024, 153, pp. 276–294
  2. “A Novel CEM-Based 2-DOF PID Controller for Low-Pressure Turbine Speed Control of Marine Gas Turbine Engines”
    Published in: Processes, 2024, 12(9), 1916
  3. “Fuzzy Gain Scheduling of the Fractional-Order PID Controller for a Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor Process”
    Published in: Processes, 2023, 11(12), 3275
  4. “DS‐Based 2‐DOF PID Controller of a Regasification System for LNG‐Fueled Marine Engine”
    Published in: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022, 10(5), 606
  5. “Design of Linear PID Controller for Pure Integrating Systems with Time Delay Using Direct Synthesis Method”
    Published in: Processes, 2022, 10(5), 831

🔚 Conclusion

Professor Gunbaek So is a distinguished figure in control systems engineering, with a focus on optimizing industrial processes using advanced PID control mechanisms. His publications and ongoing research demonstrate his dedication to innovation, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Haozhen Ding | Ocean Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Haozhen Ding | Ocean Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Ph.D. candidate | Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China

Haozhen Ding is a dedicated Ph.D. candidate in Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, with a joint Ph.D. candidacy at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on soil mechanics, fluid mechanics, and the mechanical properties of porous materials. Haozhen has contributed significantly to understanding particle transport and multi-phase flow in porous media, as well as the mechanical behavior of coral reefs and sedimentary evolution.

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Education🎓

Haozhen Ding is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Aug 2020–Present) and a joint Ph.D. at the University of Melbourne (Sep 2023–Present). He earned his B.Eng. in Civil Engineering from Hefei University of Technology (Aug 2016–July 2020).

Experience💼

Haozhen Ding has been a Graduate Researcher at the Porous Media Research Laboratory, UINMELB, since May 2024, where he focuses on advanced image processing algorithms and Discrete Element Methods (DEM). He has also been a Research Intern at the Center for Marine and Environmental Geotechnical Engineering, IRSM-CAS, since July 2022, studying the seepage deformation characteristics of coral sand. Additionally, he worked as a Graduate Student Researcher for a scientific investigation in the South China Sea (Oct 2022–Dec 2022) and as a Major Participant in the Marine Engineering Geology Group, IRSM-CAS (Sep 2021-Mar 2022).

Research Interests🔬

Haozhen’s research interests include soil mechanics, fluid mechanics, DEM, and fluid-solid coupling methodologies. His applications focus on particle transport and multi-phase flow in porous media, as well as the mechanical properties of porous sand and coral reefs sedimentary evolution.

Awards🏆

Haozhen Ding has received the UCAS Merit Student Prize in 2022 and the Provincial Award of the College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition in 2019.

Publications📚

“Seepage deformation characteristic of gap-graded coral sand in the South China Sea” in Applied Ocean Research【Citation 1】.

“Experimental investigation on stress-strain behavior of hydraulic filled coral sand subjected to internal erosion” in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science【Citation 2】.

“Engineering characteristics of coral reef and site assessment of hydraulic reclamation in the South China Sea” in Construction and Building Materials【Citation 3】.

“Vibro-compaction method to treat silt interlayers of dredger fill coral sand foundation-a case study” in Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment【Citation 4】.

“Estimation of crack initiation stress based on axial crack expansion rate” in Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering【Citation 5】.

“The influence of interface effect on the strength characteristics and fracture mechanism of the coral reef limestone-concrete combination” in Construction and Building Materials【Citation 6】.

“Experimental study on damage behavior of porous coral limestone from the zhongsha islands, South China Sea” in Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering【Citation 7】.

“Effects of dry density and initial water content on water retention of coral sand” in Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering【Citation 8】.

“Experimental investigation and engineering application of permeability characteristics of zinc sulfate cemented coral sand” in Rock and Soil Mechanics【Citation 9】.

“Foundation filling performance of marine deposits on coral reefs in the South China Sea” in Applied Ocean Research【Citation 10】.

“Competition mechanism of time-dependent deformation in coral reef limestone” in Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering【Citation 11】.

“Visual quantitative evaluation method for grouting effect of expansive soil cracks” in Journal of Yangtze River Scientific Research Institute【Citation 12】.