Jianhua Zhou | Solar Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Jianhua Zhou | Solar Energy | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Guilin University of Electric Technology | China

Prof. Jianhua Zhou, a distinguished scholar in materials science and engineering, currently serves as a Professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Guilin University of Electronic Technology. He earned his B.S. in Applied Electrochemistry, M.S. in Applied Chemistry, and Ph.D. in Materials Processing Engineering from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, followed by a postdoctoral fellowship at Nagoya University, Japan. His professional career includes roles as Assistant Professor at the Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lecturer, Associate Professor, and now full Professor at Guilin University of Electronic Technology. Prof. Zhou’s primary research interests focus on solar steam generation, thermoelectric conversion materials, lithium-ion batteries, and photothermal–thermoelectric hybrid systems. His research skills span advanced materials design, interfacial regulation, nanostructure engineering, and the development of sustainable energy harvesting and water treatment systems. He has led and participated in multiple prestigious projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Guangxi Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars, and other national programs, advancing fundamental understanding and applications in renewable energy. Prof. Zhou has published 107 SCI/Scopus-indexed papers in leading international journals and conferences, authored the book Fundamentals of Functional Materials and Devices, and holds 12 granted patents with 20 under review. He also serves on the editorial boards of Nano Materials Science, Green Carbon, and Eco Energy, and actively contributes to international collaborations, student mentorship, and professional platforms, demonstrating both academic leadership and community engagement. His contributions have been recognized through funded research awards and professional memberships, reflecting his commitment to advancing renewable energy technologies for global sustainability. Prof. Zhou’s growing academic impact is reflected in 4,039 citations, 122 documents, and an h-index of 35, demonstrating his significant and sustained influence in materials science and renewable energy research.

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Featured Publications

1. Zhou, J., et al. (2025). Solar-driven interfacial evaporation coupling with photo-Fenton of floating Prussian blue/polypyrrole/paper film for volatile organic compounds-containing wastewater treatment. Separation and Purification Technology. Citations: 5

2. Zhou, J., et al. (2025). High-performance NiCu hydroxide self-supported electrode as a bifunctional catalyst for AOR and OER. Battery Energy. Citations: 2

3. Zhou, J., et al. (2025). Photo-Fenton catalyst embedded in photothermal aerogel for efficient solar interfacial water evaporation and purification. Green Carbon. Citations: 13

4. Zhou, J., et al. (2025). Carbon–MoS₂ composite loaded in poly(vinyl alcohol)–chitosan aerogel as dual-functional photothermal material for efficient water evaporation and thermal storage under solar irradiation. ACS Applied Polymer Materials.

5. Zhou, J., et al. (2025). Multicolor electrochromic electrodes with infrared emittance modulation based on WO₃ photonic crystal. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics.

 

Sergey Barykin | Bioenergy | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Sergey Barykin | Bioenergy | Best Researcher Award

Head of dissertation council | Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University | Russia

Professor Dr. Sergey E. Barykin is a renowned economist and academic leader specializing in digital platforms, financial logistics, digital economy, international logistics networks, Industry 4.0, integrated logistics, and sustainable economic modeling. He holds advanced academic qualifications, including a diploma, a Ph.D., and a Doctor of Sciences in Economics, reflecting his extensive research expertise. He currently serves as Professor and Deputy Director for Scientific Research and Development at SPbPU’s Institute of Industrial Management, Economics, and Trade and heads a dissertation council focusing on regional and industrial economics, logistics, and marketing, having previously held faculty and leadership roles at other prominent institutions. His research encompasses digital and financial logistics, logistics network management, digital transformation of trade and services, smart city logistics, ESG goals, and the integration of digital finance for sustainable development. He possesses strong skills in economic and mathematical modeling, stochastic processes, digital twin modeling, decision-making in complex systems, and strategic management applications in logistics and energy sectors. Professor Barykin has published extensively in high-impact journals, contributing significantly to the fields of sustainability, innovation, and digital economics, and has led multiple national and international research projects while maintaining extensive global collaborations. He serves on editorial boards of leading journals and has received several awards recognizing his excellence in peer review. Recognized among the most-cited scientists globally, Professor Barykin demonstrates outstanding contributions to digital logistics, corporate logistics theory, and digital economy research, combining scholarly achievement with leadership, mentorship, and a vision to advance sustainable socio-economic development through innovative applications of technology and economic research.

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Featured Publications

Barykin, S. Y., Kapustina, I. V., Kirillova, T. V., Yadykin, V. K., & Konnikov, Y. A. (2020). Economics of digital ecosystems. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, 6(4), 124. Cited by 214.

Barykin, S. Y., Bochkarev, A. A., Kalinina, O. V., & Yadykin, V. K. (2020). Concept for a supply chain digital twin. International Journal of Mathematical, Engineering and Management Sciences, 5, … Cited by 148.

Iqbal, K. M. J., Khalid, F., & Barykin, S. Y. (2021). Hybrid workplace: The future of work. Handbook of Research on Future Opportunities for Technology Management, … Cited by 143.

Li, J., Yüksel, S., Dınçer, H., Mikhaylov, A., & Barykin, S. E. (2022). Bipolar q-ROF hybrid decision making model with golden cut for analyzing the levelized cost of renewable energy alternatives. IEEE Access, 10, 42507–42517. Cited by 103.

Barykin, S., Kapustina, I., Sergeev, S., Kalinina, O., Vilken, V., De la Poza, E., … (2021). Developing the physical distribution digital twin model within the trade network. Academy of Strategic Management Journal, 20(1), 1–24. Cited by 97.

 

Bawoke Mekuye Getnet | Nanotechnology for Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Bawoke Mekuye Getnet | Nanotechnology for Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer | Mekdela Amba University | Ethiopia

Dr. Bawoke Mekuye Getnet is an Ethiopian physicist, lecturer, and researcher known for his impactful contributions to condensed matter physics, nanoscience, nanomaterials, and diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMS). He holds a B.Sc. in Physics from Dilla University and an M.Sc. in Physics from Debre Markos University, building a strong foundation in theoretical and computational physics. He serves as Lecturer and Coordinator of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences at Mekdela Amba University, where he leads academic coordination and teaches undergraduate and postgraduate students, drawing on earlier experience as a secondary school physics teacher that shaped his passion for inspiring future scientists. His research spans computational modeling of high Curie temperature in ferromagnetic semiconductors, size-dependent optical properties of nanomaterials, energy system dynamics, and antibacterial mechanisms of metallic nanoparticles, supported by expertise in Python, MATLAB, dielectric function analysis, nanomaterial simulations, scientific writing, and peer review. Dr. Bawoke has published in leading journals such as Nano Select, Frontiers in Physics, Energy Science & Engineering, Advances in Condensed Matter Physics, and IET Nanobiotechnology, contributed book chapters and systematic reviews, and serves as a peer reviewer for prominent journals including ACS Omega and Solid State Communications. Beyond research, he has conducted teacher training programs, delivered software workshops for physics graduates, and presented at major conferences on computational investigations of ferromagnetic semiconductors. His honors include the prestigious Best Researcher Award (International Top Research Award) in recognition of his commitment to advancing physics research and education. Dedicated to promoting innovation, knowledge sharing, and capacity building in Ethiopia and beyond, Dr. Bawoke aspires to expand Q1 journal publications, foster global research collaborations, and engage as a keynote speaker and editorial board member, positioning him to play a transformative role in nanotechnology, semiconductor physics, and energy research while inspiring future generations of researchers.

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Featured Publications

Mekuye, B., & Abera, B. (2023). Nanomaterials: An overview of synthesis, classification, characterization, and applications. Nano Select, 4(8), 486–501. Cited by: 501

Mekuye, B. (2023). The impact of size on the optical properties of silver nanoparticles based on dielectric function. Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials Annual Volume 2024. Cited by: 18

Girma, A., Abera, B., Mekuye, B., & Mebratie, G. (2024). Antibacterial activity and mechanisms of action of inorganic nanoparticles against foodborne bacterial pathogens: A systematic review. IET Nanobiotechnology, 2024(1), 5417924. Cited by: 14

Girma, A., Alamnie, G., Bekele, T., Mebratie, G., Mekuye, B., & Abera, B., et al. (2024). Green-synthesised silver nanoparticles: Antibacterial activity and alternative mechanisms of action to combat multidrug-resistant bacterial pathogens: A systematic literature review. Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews, 17(1), 2412601. Cited by: 10

Girma, A., Mebratie, G., Mekuye, B., Abera, B., Bekele, T., & Alamnie, G. (2024). Antibacterial capabilities of metallic nanoparticles and influencing factors. Nano Select, 5(12), e202400049. Cited by: 9

Shanling Zhang | Renewable Energy Systems | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shanling Zhang | Renewable Energy Systems | Best Researcher Award

Jilin University | China

Shanling Zhang is an emerging researcher specializing in geological engineering and energy resource development, with a strong focus on methane hydrate extraction technologies. His research integrates both theoretical and experimental approaches to explore efficient methods of gas recovery from hydrate-bearing sediments. Through his work, he aims to address global energy demands while promoting environmentally sustainable extraction strategies. Zhang has contributed significantly to academic literature with multiple publications in high-impact journals, reflecting his ability to conduct innovative studies and collaborate across disciplines. His research outcomes demonstrate strong analytical thinking, problem-solving capabilities, and technical expertise in energy engineering. Recognized with national-level scholarships and academic honors, he has established himself as a dedicated and promising scientist. Zhang continues to combine academic rigor with practical applications, contributing to advancements in clean energy technology and positioning himself as a future leader in energy and geological research.

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Education

Shanling Zhang has pursued a progressive academic path that reflects his dedication to the energy and geological sciences. He completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at a leading Chinese university, where he gained strong fundamentals in applied sciences and energy systems. Building on this foundation, he advanced to graduate-level studies in energy and power engineering, focusing on methane hydrate extraction technologies and their potential applications in sustainable energy development. Currently, Zhang is engaged in doctoral research in geological engineering, where he deepens his exploration into advanced extraction methods for methane hydrates, with emphasis on simulation modeling, laboratory experimentation, and field application. His academic training has not only strengthened his subject expertise but also broadened his ability to conduct independent research, manage scientific projects, and collaborate in multidisciplinary teams. This educational background equips him with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to address complex challenges in energy engineering.

Experience

Shanling Zhang has accumulated valuable research experience through his active involvement in multiple scientific projects, including those supported by major national funding organizations. His contributions to studies on methane hydrate extraction involve numerical simulations, experimental setups, and kinetic mechanism analyses, all of which enhance the understanding of hydrate behaviors under varying environmental conditions. Zhang has participated in collaborative projects with supervisors and peers, demonstrating strong teamwork while also leading independent investigations. His experience includes authoring and co-authoring publications in reputed international journals, presenting advanced findings on hydrate extraction techniques, depressurization, and CO₂-CH₄ replacement processes. In addition to academic research, he has developed expertise in using specialized software for reservoir modeling and data interpretation, further strengthening his applied skills. His consistent involvement in cutting-edge research projects showcases his capability to manage complex technical tasks, contribute to scientific innovation, and remain actively engaged in advancing clean and efficient energy solutions.

Research Interest

Shanling Zhang’s research interests revolve around the exploration and development of methane hydrate resources as an alternative energy source. He is particularly focused on extraction methods that balance high recovery efficiency with environmental safety, such as CO₂ replacement techniques, depressurization methods, and thermal stimulation strategies. His investigations extend to the thermodynamic and kinetic mechanisms underlying hydrate formation and dissociation, with an emphasis on applying advanced simulation tools to model reservoir behaviors. Zhang is also deeply interested in the environmental aspects of methane hydrate recovery, seeking to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate ecological risks through innovative approaches. His interdisciplinary perspective connects geological engineering, energy technology, and environmental sustainability, positioning him at the forefront of research on future energy solutions. Ultimately, his research interests align with global efforts to develop clean, reliable, and economically viable energy alternatives that contribute to long-term resource security and climate-friendly technological advancements.

Awards and Honors

Shanling Zhang has earned multiple academic honors and scholarships that reflect his consistent excellence and dedication to scientific research. He has been awarded competitive national scholarships at both the master’s and doctoral levels, which recognize outstanding academic performance, research achievements, and leadership potential. His master’s thesis was recognized as an excellent contribution at the provincial level, highlighting the quality and originality of his research. Additionally, he has received institutional awards for being an outstanding graduate student and has secured first-class academic scholarships at the doctoral level. These honors demonstrate his capability to excel in competitive environments and affirm the value of his contributions to the field of energy engineering. His recognition extends beyond personal achievement, as his research outcomes have added to the broader scientific understanding of methane hydrate extraction. Collectively, these awards emphasize his strong academic standing and his potential to make lasting impacts in clean energy research.

Research Skills

Shanling Zhang has developed a comprehensive set of research skills that strengthen his contributions to the field of energy engineering. He is proficient in the use of advanced software tools such as CMG for reservoir modeling, Origin for data analysis, and various visualization and presentation platforms to communicate scientific findings effectively. His experimental skills include designing and conducting laboratory tests to investigate methane hydrate behaviors under controlled conditions, as well as analyzing the kinetics and thermodynamics of hydrate systems. He has strong scientific writing abilities, demonstrated through his multiple first-author publications in reputed international journals. Additionally, Zhang possesses effective problem-solving skills, teamwork experience, and the ability to conduct interdisciplinary research that bridges geological engineering, energy science, and environmental sustainability. His bilingual proficiency in English and Mandarin enables him to engage in international collaborations. These skills collectively position him as a capable researcher prepared to contribute meaningfully to global energy challenges.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Potassium acetate as an eco-friendly methane hydrate inhibitor: Implications for thermodynamics and kinetics
Authors: Shanling Zhang; Yating Huang; Yingrui Ma; Sheng Jiang; Shaoqi Yin; Xiuping Zhong; Chen Chen
Year: 2025
Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal

Title: Research progress on hydrate replacement mechanism and enhancement methods: A review
Authors: Shanling Zhang; Yingrui Ma; Yating Huang; Zhenhua Xu; Xiang Liu; Sheng Jiang; Xiaoxia You; Yafei Wang; Xiuping Zhong; Chen Chen
Year: 2025
Journal: Gas Science and Engineering

Title: Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical coupling analysis of spiral wellbores in horizontal wells for heat extraction from hot dry rock: A case study of the Gonghe Basin, Qinghai, China
Authors: Sheng Jiang; Chen Chen; Shanling Zhang; Zhenhua Xu; Xiang Liu; Guigang Tu; Songying Zhao
Year: 2025
Journal: Energy

Title: Current Status and Reflections on Ocean CO₂ Sequestration: A Review
Authors: Shanling Zhang; Sheng Jiang; Hongda Li; Peiran Li; Xiuping Zhong; Chen Chen; Guigang Tu; Xiang Liu; Zhenhua Xu
Year: 2025
Journal: Energies

Title: Study on the Characteristics of Gas Hydrate Replacement Extraction in Permafrost Regions
Authors: Shanling Zhang; Yingrui Ma; Sheng Jiang; Xin Li; Tengfei Cheng; Yafei Wang; Xuemin Zhang; Chen Chen
Year: 2025
Journal: Energy & Fuels

Title: Experimental study of gas recovery behaviors from methane hydrate-bearing sediments by CO₂ replacement below freezing point
Authors: Xuemin Zhang; Shanling Zhang; Qingqing Liu; Tingting Huang; Huijie Yang; Jinping Li; Yingmei Wang; Qingbai Wu; Chen Chen
Year: 2024
Journal: Energy

Title: Experimental study on mechanical damage and creep characteristics of Gonghe granite under real-time high temperature
Authors: Zhenhua Xu; Xiuping Zhong; Shanling Zhang; Yafei Wang; Kunyan Liu; Xiang Liu; Yuxuan Meng; Xinglan Hou; Chen Chen
Year: 2024
Journal: Geothermics

Conclusion

Shanling Zhang demonstrates strong potential as a young researcher, with an impressive record of publications, national-level project contributions, and recognition through competitive scholarships. His work on methane hydrate extraction technologies addresses a vital energy and environmental challenge, showcasing both technical depth and societal relevance. With his proven academic excellence, growing international research presence, and commitment to innovation, Zhang is a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with the promise to contribute significantly to both scientific advancement and sustainable energy solutions in the years ahead.

Vivek Garg | Waste-to-Energy Conversion | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Vivek Garg | Waste-to-Energy Conversion | Best Researcher Award

Senior Lecturer and Applied Engineering Research Specialist at University of Greenwich | United Kingdom

Dr. Vivek Garg is an accomplished researcher and technical leader specializing in powder technology, bulk solids handling, mineral processing, and formulation science. Currently serving as a Senior Lecturer and Applied Engineering Research Specialist at the University of Greenwich, he leads interdisciplinary projects across the pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and environmental sectors. His expertise lies in bridging the gap between academic research and industrial application, delivering scalable solutions for formulation design, process optimization, and test method development. He has successfully secured competitive research funding and major consultancy projects, demonstrating his ability to attract resources and deliver measurable impact. His scholarly contributions include research publications in reputed international journals, patents in advanced systems and technologies, and book chapters addressing innovative engineering solutions. Widely recognized for his innovation and leadership, Dr. Garg actively contributes to scientific communities through invited talks, technical committees, and journal reviewing, while mentoring early-career researchers.

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Education

Dr. Vivek Garg’s academic journey reflects a strong foundation in engineering and applied sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Bulk Solids and Handling from the University of Greenwich, where his research focused on powder flow properties and their implications in industrial applications. Prior to that, he completed his Master’s degree in Thermal Engineering from Thapar University, where he expanded his expertise in advanced mechanical processes and energy systems. He began his academic pursuit with a Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering from IET Bhaddal, India, where he built the fundamental skills that would later shape his career as a researcher. Throughout his education, Dr. Garg has combined theoretical knowledge with practical experimentation, contributing to his expertise in formulation, process optimization, and sustainable solids handling. His academic achievements have been complemented by his strong engagement with industrial projects, enabling him to integrate academic learning with practical engineering challenges.

Experience

Dr. Vivek Garg brings over a decade of professional and research experience in powder technology, formulation science, and mineral processing. At the University of Greenwich, he has worked as a Senior Lecturer and Applied Engineering Research Specialist, where he has led industry-oriented R&D and consultancy projects, developed laboratory rigs for powder characterization, and guided students and researchers. His work spans diverse sectors including pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, and environmental systems, focusing on developing innovative methods for powder flow measurement, material characterization, and process optimization. Earlier in his career, he contributed to engineering roles in leading industries such as Federal Mogul Goetze and Bhushan Power and Steel, where he provided solutions that improved efficiency and reduced operational costs. Through his consultancy and collaborative projects, he has partnered with global industries and academic institutions, successfully translating research outcomes into practical solutions. His leadership in project execution demonstrates his ability to deliver high-impact results.

Research Interest

Dr. Vivek Garg’s research interests lie in the study and advancement of powder technology and bulk solids handling, with applications across pharmaceutical, food, and chemical industries. He focuses on powder formulation and characterization, including flowability, compressibility, segregation, and caking, which are crucial factors in ensuring product quality and process efficiency. He also explores advanced topics such as air permeability, fluidization behavior, and the development of lab-to-full scale rigs for material characterization. In addition, his work in additive manufacturing, particularly 3D tablet printing, highlights his interest in combining pharmaceutical innovation with engineering design. He is equally committed to exploring sustainable solids handling, addressing industrial challenges in waste processing and renewable material applications. His approach integrates experimental methods, material science, and computational modeling to develop innovative solutions that bridge scientific research with industrial needs. By pursuing these areas, Dr. Garg aims to strengthen global research and innovation in material science and engineering.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Vivek Garg has been widely recognized for his contributions to engineering research and innovation through multiple prestigious awards. He has received distinctions for innovation in powder technology, materials handling, and applied research, demonstrating his ability to deliver high-impact solutions that bridge academia and industry. His recognition includes awards celebrating rising talent, newcomer contributions, and international excellence in young research, highlighting both his early promise and continued professional success. Beyond institutional awards, Dr. Garg has earned accolades from professional associations and industrial organizations, affirming the global relevance of his work. These honors reflect his ability to consistently push the boundaries of powder technology and applied engineering. His leadership in winning competitive research grants, along with contributions to interdisciplinary collaborations, further validates his achievements. Collectively, these recognitions underscore his growing influence in his field and affirm his position as a researcher of international distinction, committed to advancing science and innovation.

Research Skills

Dr. Vivek Garg has developed a strong portfolio of research skills that combine experimental expertise, analytical rigor, and project leadership. He is highly skilled in powder characterization techniques such as particle size analysis, powder flow testing, air permeability, and compressibility studies, supported by tools including DVS, SEM, ImageJ, and pycnometers. He has experience in developing bespoke laboratory rigs and smart test facilities that enable real-time monitoring of powder behavior, a key contribution to both academic research and industrial applications. In addition, his knowledge extends to design software such as SolidWorks and simulation approaches that integrate characterization techniques into virtual toolkits. He has also gained expertise in project management, having secured competitive funding, managed budgets, and led multi-disciplinary research teams. His ability to translate experimental insights into industrial solutions demonstrates both technical competence and applied innovation. These skills, combined with strong stakeholder engagement, make him a versatile and impactful researcher.

Publication Top Notes

Title: An investigation into the flowability of fine powders used in pharmaceutical industries
Authors: V. Garg, S.S. Mallick, P. García-Trinanes, R.J. Berry
Year: 2018
Citations: 93

Title: An experimental investigation on the effect of particle size into the flowability of fly ash
Authors: L. Rohilla, V. Garg, S.S. Mallick, G. Setia
Year: 2018
Citations: 32

Title: An experimental study on free-surface rolling segregation and correlations with angle of repose and particle sphericity
Authors: T. Deng, V. Garg, H. Salehi, M.S.A. Bradley
Year: 2020
Citations: 25

Title: A study of particle adhesion for cohesive powders using a novel mechanical surface energy tester
Authors: T. Deng, V. Garg, M.S.A. Bradley
Year: 2021
Citations: 19

Title: 3D Printing of Personalised Carvedilol Tablets Using Selective Laser Sintering
Authors: A.G. Tabriz, Q. Gonot-Munck, A. Baudoux, V. Garg, R. Farnish, O. Katsamenis, et al.
Year: 2023
Citations: 18

Title: Comparative studies of powder flow predictions using milligrams of powder for identifying powder flow issues
Authors: T. Deng, V. Garg, L.P. Diaz, D. Markl, C. Brown, A. Florence, M.S.A. Bradley
Year: 2022
Citations: 18

Title: Correlations between segregation intensity and material properties such as particle sizes and adhesions and novel methods for assessment
Authors: T. Deng, V. Garg, H. Salehi, M.S.A. Bradley
Year: 2021
Citations: 18

Title: A new method for assessing powder flowability based on physical properties and cohesiveness of particles using a small quantity of samples
Authors: V. Garg, T. Deng, M. Bradley
Year: 2022
Citations: 12

Title: Optimising Spread-Layer Quality in Powder Additive Manufacturing: Assessing Packing Fraction and Segregation Tendency
Authors: H. Salehi, J. Cummins, E. Gallino, V. Garg, T. Deng, A. Hassanpour, et al.
Year: 2023
Citations: 8

Title: Electrostatic Charging of Fine Powders and Assessment of Charge Polarity Using an Inductive Charge Sensor
Authors: T. Deng, V. Garg, M. Bradley
Year: 2023
Citations: 8

Conclusion

In summary, Dr. Vivek Garg exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding researcher through his pioneering contributions in powder technology, interdisciplinary research leadership, and impactful industrial collaborations. His scholarly output, patents, and recognition through awards such as the Best Innovation Award and the Rising Star Award reflect his dedication to advancing both scientific knowledge and industrial practices. With his proven track record of innovation, community engagement, and future-oriented research in sustainable solids handling and pharmaceutical technologies, Dr. Garg is highly deserving of the Best Researcher Award. His potential for continued leadership and global research impact positions him as an emerging leader in engineering science and applied technology.