Mahmoud Al Tamimi | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Mahmoud Al Tamimi | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Yarmouk University | Jordan

Prof. Mahmoud Al Tamimi is a distinguished geologist and academic with a prolific career spanning over four decades in the fields of sedimentology, stratigraphy, paleontology, and environmental geology. He has authored 15 scientific documents, which have collectively garnered 193 citations across 189 records, achieving an h-index of 5—reflecting his sustained scholarly impact. His research contributions include extensive studies on Precambrian formations, phosphate deposits, oil shales, and natural radioactivity in Jordan, with publications featured in renowned journals such as Radiation Measurements, Arabian Journal of Geosciences, and Applied Sciences. Prof. Al Tamimi’s academic journey began with a B.Sc. from Ain Shams University, followed by an M.Sc. from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, and a Ph.D. from Münster University, Germany, focused on sedimentological analyses of the Sarmouj Formation. His professional tenure includes teaching and research appointments at Yarmouk University and senior research roles at the National Center of Meteorology and Seismology, UAE. As a dedicated educator, he has taught a wide array of undergraduate and postgraduate geology courses, supervised numerous research projects, and participated in multiple international geological conferences. His enduring contributions continue to advance geological sciences and environmental studies across the Middle East.

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Featured Publications 

Al-Fhaid, H., Edris, W. F., & Al-Tamimi, M. (2023). Potential utilization of oil shale as a stabilizing material for compressed earth block. Frontiers in Built Environment, 9, 1199744.

Al-jabali, H. M., Edris, W. F., Al-Tamimi, M., Al Sayed, A. A. K. A., & Selouma, T. I. (2025). Evaluation of the degradation of mortar with volcanic tuff replacement via destructive and non-destructive testing. Case Studies in Construction Materials, e04308.

Alqudah, M., Abu-Jaber, N., Al-Rawabdeh, A., & Al-Tamimi, M. (2023). Paleoenvironmental study of the Late Cretaceous–Eocene Tethyan Sea associated with phosphorite deposits in Jordan. Applied Sciences, 13(3), 1568.

Edris, W. F., Al-Fhaid, H., & Al-Tamimi, M. (2023). Evolution of durability and mechanical behaviour of mud mortar stabilized with oil shale ash, lime, and cement. Civil Engineering Journal, 9(9), 2175–2192.

Edris, W. F., Al-Tamimi, M., & Aldelgawy, M. (2022). Implementation of feldspar as partially replacement material in cement mortar (Exploration and application). Journal of Applied Engineering Science, 20(1), 177–185.

Kharisat, K. M., Abdallah, M. J., Abumurad, K. M., Al-Jundi, J. S., Altamimi, M. H., & Okoor, S. A. (2021). Radiological characterization of oil shale in Wadi Al Shallala, Jordan using gamma-ray spectrometer. Fresenius Environmental Bulletin, 30(12), 12741–12748.

Mosleh, M. A., Roselee, M. H., Abd Aziz, J. H., Al-Shorman, A. H., & Al Tamimi, M. H. (2025). Gold vein mineralogy and oxygen isotopes of Wadi Abu Khusheiba, Jordan. Open Geosciences, 17(1), 20250814.

Mosleh, M., Aziz, J. H. A., Roselee, M. H., Al-Shorman, A., Al Tamimi, M., & Alsoudi, A. (2024). Geochemical dispersion of gold-bearing quartz veins in the Wadi Abu Khusheiba area in Southern Jordan. Geochemical Transactions, 25(1), 2.

Al-Tamimi, M., Ghrefat, H., Alqudah, M., & Nazal, J. (2021). Geochemical analysis and spectral characteristics of oil shale deposits in Wadi Abu Ziad, Western Irbid, Jordan. Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 14, 2478.

Yongmei Li | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yongmei Li | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

University of South China | China

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yongmei Li began her academic journey with a deep passion for environmental sciences and engineering. Her pursuit of excellence led her to earn a Ph.D., establishing a strong foundation in resource and environmental studies. With a clear vision for impactful research, she advanced into academia with a mission to innovate and inspire.

🧑‍🏫 Professional Endeavors

Currently serving as an associate professor and master's supervisor at the School of Resources, Environment, and Safety Engineering, University of South China, Dr. Li plays a pivotal role in educating the next generation of environmental scientists. Her leadership in numerous academic initiatives showcases her commitment to both teaching and cutting-edge research.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Li has significantly contributed to over 10 prestigious projects at national and provincial levels. These include collaborations with the Ministry of Science and Technology, National Natural Science Foundation of China, and the Hunan Provincial Outstanding Youth Project. Her research primarily focuses on:

  • In-situ leaching of uranium

  • Mine environmental management

  • Radiation protection
    She has published more than 30 influential papers in reputed journals like Desalination, Langmuir, Fractals, and Science of the Total Environment.

🏅 Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Li's work has earned her widespread recognition. With 5 authorized national invention patents, she stands out as a prolific innovator. Her consistent presence in top-tier journals reflects her authority and influence in the field of nuclear and environmental engineering.

🌍 Impact and Influence

Her work in uranium leaching and environmental safety has had a tangible impact on both academic research and industrial practices. By addressing critical issues in radiation protection and sustainable mining, Dr. Li’s research continues to shape policy and enhance environmental safety protocols across China and beyond.

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

With a legacy built on scientific excellence, Dr. Yongmei Li is poised to further advance research in environmental sustainability and nuclear safety. Her mentorship is cultivating the next wave of innovators, ensuring that her contributions will echo far into the future. Her commitment to research, education, and real-world application makes her a cornerstone in her field.

Publications

📄 Efficient removal of uranium and sulfate in acid contaminated groundwater by flow electrode capacitive deionization

Authors: Z. Tang, Zhipeng; Y. Li, Yongmei; K. Tan, Kaixuan; L. Liu, Longcheng; Z. Liu, Zhenzhong
Journal: Desalination
Year: 2025

📄 Electrokinetic in situ leaching of U from low-permeability uranium ore

Authors: C. Li, Chunguang; W. Wang, Wenji; Z. Liu, Zhenzhong; Q. Liu, Qi; L. Liu, Longcheng
Journal: Nuclear Engineering and Technology
Year: 2025

📄 Quantitative determination of the leaching range of in-situ leaching mining area by stagnation point

Authors: C. Zhang, Chong; Y. Li, Yongmei; Y. Niu, Yuqing; C. Li, Chunguang; Z. Liu, Zhenzhong
Journal: Nuclear Engineering and Technology
Year: 2025

Xin Ding | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xin Ding | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Shandong Jianzhu University | China

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Dr. Xin Ding’s journey in architecture began with an unwavering passion for sustainable and energy-efficient designs. She pursued a Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture at Politecnico di Torino, where she developed a strong foundation in structural design, environmental adaptation, and architectural aesthetics. Her academic excellence was further reinforced when she earned a Master’s Degree in Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design from Politecnico di Milano, achieving an impressive final grade of 106/110. Driven by her commitment to eco-conscious construction, she is currently advancing her expertise with a Ph.D. in Green Building at Shan Dong Jian Zhu University, focusing on energy-efficient and climate-responsive architectural solutions.

Professional Endeavors 🏢

Dr. Ding has seamlessly blended academic research with practical application through her diverse professional experiences. As an Assistant Architect, she contributed to innovative architectural projects at Modum Architects in Nanjing, Peter Jaeger Architetti in Torino, and LGC Ingegneria e Architettura in Italy. Her experience in multiple international firms has allowed her to apply cutting-edge sustainability principles to real-world designs. She has also participated in bidding projects and international architecture competitions, showcasing her ability to innovate and push the boundaries of sustainable architecture.

Contributions and Research Focus 📚

A dedicated researcher, Dr. Ding has made significant contributions to green building technologies and biophilic architecture. Her research focuses on energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction, and climate-responsive design strategies. Some of her most notable publications include:

  • Energy Efficiency in Biophilic Architecture – A systematic review and analysis of sustainable architectural solutions using CiteSpace and VOSviewer (Buildings, 2024).
  • Data-Driven Photovoltaic Systems in Academic Buildings – Research on carbon emissions, energy payback, and comfort in climate-responsive structures (Building and Environment, 2025).
  • Winter Thermal Comfort in Nursing Homes – A field study addressing thermal comfort in healthcare facilities in China (Buildings, 2024).

Her work has shaped the future of energy-efficient building design and has been widely referenced in sustainable architecture research.

Accolades and Recognition 🏆

Dr. Ding’s pioneering research and dedication to sustainability have earned her recognition as one of the leading voices in the field. Her contributions have been acknowledged through academic awards, research grants, and industry accolades. She has also been a key participant in international architectural competitions, further solidifying her reputation as an influential thinker and practitioner in sustainable architecture.

Impact and Influence 🌎

Dr. Ding’s research is not just theoretical—it has real-world applications that contribute to the global sustainability movement. Her work on biophilic design, photovoltaic energy integration, and climate-adaptive buildings is shaping how cities and communities transition toward net-zero architecture. She has also mentored aspiring architects and collaborated with international experts, amplifying her influence in academia and industry.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🔮

With a firm commitment to sustainable innovation, Dr. Ding continues to pioneer research in green building and climate-adaptive architecture. She aims to further explore advanced smart-building materials, renewable energy solutions, and urban sustainability strategies. Her legacy will inspire future generations of architects and researchers to build a world where architecture harmonizes with nature.

Publications

  • 📄 Energy Efficiency in Biophilic Architecture: A Systematic Literature Review and Visual Analysis Using CiteSpace and VOSviewer
    Author(s): Ding, X., Cui, Y., Chen, Z., & Zhang, H.
    Journal: Buildings
    Year: 2024

  • 📄 Data-driven Approach of Academic Building-integrated Photovoltaic System Based on Carbon Emission, Energy Payback Time and Comfort: Considering Climate Change
    Author(s): Zhengshu Chen, Yanqiu Cui, Dexuan Song, Haichao Zheng, Xin Ding, Haoran Yang
    Journal: Building and Environment
    Year: 2025

  • 📄 Field Study on Winter Thermal Comfort of Occupants of Nursing Homes in Shandong Province, China
    Author(s): Sun, N., Ding, X., Bi, J., & Cui, Y.
    Journal: Buildings
    Year: 2024