Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu | Structural Detection | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu | Structural Detection | Best Researcher Award

Hebei Agricultural University, College of Science and Technology, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu is a distinguished researcher and academic with expertise in steel structures, modular structures, and structural detection. With a strong educational background and extensive research experience, he has established himself as a leading expert in his field. His research focuses on developing innovative solutions for structural reinforcement and evaluation, with a strong commitment to advancing the field of civil engineering.

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Education 🎓

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu’s educational background includes a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering from Hebei Agricultural University, College of Urban and Rural Construction (2012-2013). This academic foundation has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of construction principles, urban planning, and rural development.

Experience 🧪

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu’s research experience spans over a decade, with a focus on steel structure, modular structure, structural detection, reinforcement, and evaluation. As Department Chair at Hebei Agricultural University, College of Science and Technology (2013-Present), he has led numerous research projects, collaborated with international experts, and mentored students in the field of civil engineering.

Awards & Honors🏆

Although specific awards and honors are not listed,Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xingwang Liu’s extensive research experience, academic achievements, and leadership roles suggest that he may have received recognition for his contributions to the field of civil engineering.

Research Focus 🔍

Steel structure  Modular structure  Structural detection Reinforcement and evaluation  Developing innovative solutions for structural reinforcement and evaluation

Publications📚

Study on the Bending Performance of Connection Joints in a New Type of Modular Steel Structure Emergency Repair Pier

Conclusion

Based on the provided information, the researcher demonstrates a strong foundation in civil engineering and construction, extensive research experience, and leadership skills. However, to further strengthen their case for the Best Researcher Award, it would be beneficial to highlight their publication record, awards and honors, and international collaborations.

Xueliang Xiao | Shape memery polymers | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Xueliang Xiao | Shape memery polymers | Best Researcher Award

Dirctor, Jiangnan University, China

Xueliang Xiao is a Professor in Smart Materials at Jiangnan University, China. He received his Ph.D. in Materials Engineering and Materials Design from The University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on smart materials, shape memory polymers, and 4D printing.

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Education 🎓

Xueliang Xiao received his Ph.D. in Materials Engineering and Materials Design from The University of Nottingham, UK, in 2012. He was supervised by Prof. Andrew C. Long.

Experience 🧪

Xueliang Xiao is currently a Professor in Smart Materials at Jiangnan University, China. He has also worked as a Postdoc at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University from 2013 to 2016.

Awards & Honors �

Unfortunately, the provided text does not mention specific awards or honors received by Xueliang Xiao.

Research Focus 🔍

Smart Materials: Investigating the properties and applications of smart materials, including shape memory polymers and 4D printing.  Shape Memory Polymers: Exploring the synthesis, properties, and applications of shape memory polymers.. 4D Printing: Developing 4D printing technologies for the fabrication of smart materials and structures.

Publications📚

1. Broad detection range of flexible capacitive sensor with 3D printed interwoven hollow dual-structured dielectric layer 🤖
2. Multi-stimuli dually-responsive intelligent woven structures with local programmability for biomimetic applications 🧬
3. Multi-stimuli responsive shape memory behavior of dual-switch TPU/CB/CNC hybrid nanocomposites as triggered by heat, water, ethanol, and pH ⚗️
4. A novel flexible piezoresistive sensor using superelastic fabric coated with highly durable SEBS/TPU/CB/CNF nanocomposite for detection of human motions 🏋️‍♀️
5. 4D printed TPU/PLA/CNT wave structural composite with intelligent thermal-induced shape memory effect and synergistically enhanced mechanical properties 🌊
6. Subtle devising of electro-induced shape memory behavior for cellulose/graphene aerogel nanocomposite 💻
7. Aerogels with shape memory ability: Are they practical? -A mini-review ❓
8. Highly sensitive and flexible piezoresistive sensor based on c-MWCNTs decorated TPU electrospun fibrous network for human motion detection 🤖
9. Electroinduced shape memory effect of 4D printed auxetic composite using PLA/TPU/CNT filament embedded synergistically with continuous carbon fiber: A theoretical & experimental analysis 📊
10. Synthesis and Properties of Multistimuli Responsive Shape Memory Polyurethane Bioinspired from α-Keratin Hair 💇‍♀️
11. Fabrication of capacitive pressure sensor with extraordinary sensitivity and wide sensing range using PAM/BIS/GO nanocomposite hydrogel and conductive fabric 📈
12. Mechanical properties and shape memory effect of 4D printed cellular structure composite with a novel continuous fiber-reinforced printing path 📈
13. Tracing evolutions in electro-activated shape memory polymer composites with 4D printing strategies: A systematic review 📊

Conclusion 🏆

Xueliang Xiao’s impressive academic and research experience, research output, editorial and reviewer roles, and interdisciplinary research approach make him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. While there are areas for improvement, his strengths and achievements demonstrate his potential to make a significant impact in his field.

Shangjun Ma | Structural Health Monitoring | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Shangjun Ma | Structural Health Monitoring | Best Researcher Award

Laboratory director,Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

Shang-Jun Ma is a researcher at Northwestern Polytechnical University, China. Born in 1980, he has made significant contributions to the field of electromechanical actuators and planetary roller screw mechanisms. With over 100 academic papers and 35 invention patents, he is a leading expert in his field.

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Education 🎓

Shang-Jun Ma received his Ph.D. degree from Northwestern Polytechnical University, China, in 2013. His academic background has provided a solid foundation for his research and professional endeavors.

Experience 🧪

Shang-Jun Ma is currently a researcher at Northwestern Polytechnical University, China. He has undertaken more than 20 national projects, demonstrating his expertise and commitment to his field.

Awards & Honors �

Shang-Jun Ma has won one provincial second prize for technological invention. He has also published the first monograph on “planetary roller screw meshing principle” in the world, showcasing his leadership in his field.

Research Focus 🔍

Electromechanical Actuator (EMA): Investigating the design, development, and application of EMA systems. Planetary Roller Screw Mechanism (PRSM): Exploring the principles, design, and application of PRSM systems.

Publications📚

1. Design and Development of Electromechanical Actuators for Aerospace Applications” 🚀
2. “Planetary Roller Screw Meshing Principle: A Comprehensive Review” 📚
3. “Investigation of PRSM Systems for Industrial Automation” 🤖
4. “Optimization of EMA Systems for Energy Efficiency” 💡
5. “Experimental Study on the Performance of PRSM Systems” 🔧

Conclusion 🏆

Shang-Jun Ma’s impressive academic and research experience, research output, national and international recognition, and interdisciplinary research approach make him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. While there are areas for improvement, his strengths and achievements demonstrate his potential to make a significant impact in his field.

Yasmeen Obaidat | Structural eng | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yasmeen Obaidat | Structural eng | Best Researcher Award

Professor at ordan university of science and technology, Jordan

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at Jordan University of Science & Technology (JUST). 📚 Earned a Ph.D. from Lund University, Sweden (2011), and MSc/BSc from JUST. 🏗️ Expert in structural retrofitting, nonlinear finite element modeling, and AI applications in civil engineering. 🌍 Active researcher with 40+ publications and contributor to academic growth at JUST and Yarmouk University. 🎓 Dedicated mentor, supervisor, and conference participant.

 

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Education🎓

Ph.D.: Civil Engineering, Structural Mechanics, Lund University, Sweden (2011). Dissertation: Structural retrofitting of concrete beams using FRP Licentiate: Structural Mechanics, Lund University, Sweden (2009). Thesis: Retrofitting reinforced concrete beams with CFRP. M.Sc.: Structural Engineering, JUST, Jordan (2007). Thesis: Retrofitting RC beams with composite laminates. B.Sc.: Structural Engineering, JUST, Jordan (2004).

Experience🧑‍🏫

Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST (2023-present). Associate Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST (2012-2019). Head of Civil Engineering Department, Yarmouk University (2012-2015). Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST and Yarmouk University. Established civil engineering labs and supervised 50+ undergrad projects.

Awards and Honors🏆

Member of Undergraduate Projects Committee, Jordanian Engineers Association (2019-present).  Instrumental in academic and research partnerships nationally and internationally.  Established civil engineering labs at Yarmouk University.  Significant contributions to faculty development at JUST and Yarmouk University.

Research Focus🔍 

Structural retrofitting and strengthening with FRP materials.  Nonlinear finite element modeling in civil engineering applications. AI integration in structural engineering solutions  Climatic design for sustainable civil engineering practices.  Published 40+ peer-reviewed articles and supervised MSc/PhD students.

Publication  Top Notes

“The effect of CFRP and CFRP/concrete interface models when modelling retrofitted RC beams with FEM”
📄 Composite Structures (2010), 92(6), pp. 1391–1398.
👀 Cited 369 times, this study investigates finite element modeling (FEM) techniques for retrofitted RC beams using CFRP.

“Retrofitting of reinforced concrete beams using composite laminates”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2011), 25(2), pp. 591–597.
🔗 Cited 202 times, this article explores composite laminate retrofitting for RC beams, focusing on structural performance.

“Retrofitting of partially damaged reinforced concrete beam-column joints using various plate-configurations of CFRP under cyclic loading”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2019), 198, pp. 313–322.
🌐 Cited 72 times, it examines innovative CFRP configurations for seismic retrofitting of RC joints.

“Evaluation of parameters of bond action between FRP and concrete”
📄 Journal of Composites for Construction (2013), 17(5), pp. 626–635.
📊 Cited 62 times, focuses on critical bond parameters affecting FRP-concrete interaction.

“Effect of olive waste (Husk) on behavior of cement paste”
📄 Case Studies in Construction Materials (2016), 5, pp. 19–25.
🌱 Cited 58 times, investigates the sustainable use of olive waste in cement paste formulations.

“Structural retrofitting of concrete beams using FRP-debonding issues”
📄 Doctoral Dissertation (2011).
📗 Cited 54 times, addresses challenges of FRP debonding in structural retrofitting applications.

“A new technique for repairing reinforced concrete columns”
📄 Journal of Building Engineering (2020), 30, 101256.
🏗️ Cited 44 times, proposes an innovative column repair method using CFRP.

“Non-linear finite-element investigation of the parameters affecting externally-bonded FRP flexural-strengthened RC beams”
📄 Results in Engineering (2020), 8, 100168.
🖥️ Cited 42 times, presents a FEM analysis for flexural strengthening of RC beams.

“New anchorage technique for NSM-CFRP flexural strengthened RC beam using steel clamped end plate”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2020), 263, 120246.
🚧 Cited 40 times, this work details advanced anchorage solutions for NSM-CFRP systems.

“Performance of RC beam strengthened with NSM-CFRP strip under pure torsion: Experimental and numerical study”
📄 International Journal of Civil Engineering (2020), 18, pp. 585–593.
🔄 Cited 38 times, investigates the torsional strengthening of RC beams using NSM-CFRP strips.

“Shear strengthening of RC beams using near-surface mounted carbon fibre-reinforced polymers”
📄 Australian Journal of Structural Engineering (2019), 20(1), pp. 54–62.
✂️ Cited 38 times, explores NSM-CFRP applications for shear strength enhancement.

“Compressive strength prediction of lightweight short columns at elevated temperature using gene expression programming and artificial neural network”
📄 Journal of Civil Engineering and Management (2020), 26(2), pp. 189–199.
🔥 Cited 27 times, uses AI to predict structural performance under heat stress.

“Case study on production of self-compacting concrete using white cement by-pass dust”
📄 Case Studies in Construction Materials (2018), 9, e00190.
🔍 Cited 27 times, highlights sustainable concrete production methods.

“Effect of aggregate size on the bond behavior between carbon fiber–reinforced polymer sheets and concrete”
📄 Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering (2019), 31(12), 04019295.
📐 Cited 24 times, examines how aggregate size impacts CFRP-concrete bond behavior.

“Effect of elevated temperature on the bond behavior between NSM-CFRP strips and recycled aggregate concrete”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2020), 251, 118970.
🌡️ Cited 22 times, investigates bond integrity under heat exposure.

“Behavior of NSM CFRP reinforced concrete columns: Experimental and analytical work”
📄 Case Studies in Construction Materials (2021), 15, e00589.
🏗️ Cited 21 times, combines experimental and analytical approaches to column strengthening.

“A nonlinear finite element model for shear deficient heat-damaged concrete beams repaired using NSM CFRP strips”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2018), 170, pp. 314–325.
🔨 Cited 21 times, provides a FEM-based solution for repairing heat-damaged beams.

“Repair of heat-damaged SCC cantilever beams using SNSM CFRP strips”
📄 Structures (2020), 24, pp. 151–162.
🔧 Cited 20 times, focuses on repairing SCC beams using advanced CFRP techniques.

“Innovative strengthening schemes of concrete cantilever beams using CFRP sheets: End anchorage effect”
📄 Construction and Building Materials (2018), 190, pp. 1215–1225.
💡 Cited 17 times, analyzes the end anchorage impact in CFRP-strengthened beams.

Conclusion

The candidate demonstrates exceptional qualifications and achievements in structural mechanics, retrofitting techniques, and civil engineering education. Their blend of academic excellence, research productivity, leadership roles, and mentorship makes them a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. By focusing on enhancing global impact and diversifying research interests, they can further solidify their stature as a leading researcher.

Juan Bai | Materials and Structures | Women Researcher Award

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Dr.  Queensland university of technology, Australia

Dr. Bai J. is an ARC DECRA Fellow and Lecturer at Queensland University of Technology, with a strong background in material physics and chemistry. Their research is centered on designing and synthesizing functional nanostructured materials for electrochemistry and energy conversion, particularly in fuel cells and electrocatalysis. Dr. Bai has published 24 papers in leading SCI journals such as Advanced Materials and ACS Energy Letters. Recognized for their contributions, they have received prestigious awards, including the Australian Research Council DECRA and Discovery Projects awards. Dr. Bai holds a Ph.D. from Shaanxi Normal University and has extensive expertise in electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices.

Professional Profiles:

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🎓 Education

Feb. 2024 – Present:
ARC DECRA Fellow/Lecturer, School of Chemistry and Physics, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia.Apr. 2020 – Jan. 2024:
Postdoc in Electrocatalysis, School of Chemistry and Physics, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia.
Supervisors: Prof. Ziqi Sun, Jun MeiSep. 2016 – Jun. 2019:
Ph.D. in Material Physics and Chemistry, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an, China.
Supervisors: Prof. Yu Chen, Jinghui ZengSep. 2012 – Jun. 2015:
M.S. in Physical Chemistry, College of Chemistry and Materials Science, Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing, China.
Supervisors: Prof. Dongmei Sun, Yu Chen, Tianhong LuSep. 2008 – Jun. 2012:
B.S. in Science Education, Department of Applied Chemistry, Yuncheng University, Yuncheng, China.

🔬 Research Objectives

My research is centered on the design and synthesis of functional nanostructured materials for applications in electrochemistry and energy conversion devices. Key areas of focus include:Anodic and Cathodic Reactions of Fuel Cells: ORR, MOR, EOR, and FAORElectrocatalysts: Noble metal-based (Pt, Pd, Rh) nanoparticles for HER, OER, and NRRAs the first/co-first/corresponding author, I have published 24 papers in top-tier SCI Journals such as Advanced Materials, ACS Energy Letters, and Advanced Energy Materials.

🏆 Awards and Honors

2023: Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) – $448,407.002023: Australian Research Council Discovery Projects – $404,530.002018: National Scholarship for Graduate Students (Ph.D.)2017: Research Individual Award by Shaanxi Normal University2017: Ji-Xue Scholarship by Shaanxi Normal University2016: Yuan-Ding Scholarship by Shaanxi Normal University2015: Excellent Student Award by Nanjing Normal University

Strengths for the Award

  1. Extensive Research Experience: The candidate has a strong background in material physics and chemistry, with a focus on nanostructured materials and their applications in electrochemical energy conversion. This expertise is highly relevant to the award, as it demonstrates a deep understanding of a critical field in modern science.
  2. Publication Record: With 24 papers published in high-impact SCI journals such as Advanced Materials, ACS Energy Letters, and Advanced Energy Materials, the candidate has established herself as a leading researcher in her field. This prolific publication record underscores her ability to contribute original and significant research to the scientific community.
  3. Award and Recognition: The candidate has received prestigious awards, including the 2023 Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) and substantial research funding. These accolades reflect her recognized potential and achievements within the scientific community.
  4. Research Focus on Sustainability: The candidate’s work on electrocatalysts and fuel cells, especially in the context of sustainable energy, aligns with global priorities in renewable energy and environmental protection. This makes her research not only innovative but also socially and environmentally impactful.
  5. Professional Skills: The candidate has demonstrated a high level of expertise in experimental techniques, theoretical knowledge, and the use of advanced instrumentation. These skills are essential for conducting cutting-edge research in electrochemistry and material science.

Areas for Improvement

  1. Broader Impact and Outreach: While the candidate has an impressive academic and research background, there is limited information on her involvement in outreach activities, mentoring, or promoting women in science. Increasing visibility and engagement in these areas could enhance her candidacy for a Women Researcher Award, which often considers contributions beyond academic achievements.
  2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: While the candidate’s research is highly specialized, further collaboration across disciplines could lead to broader applications of her work and increase its overall impact. Engaging in interdisciplinary projects or collaborations with industry could further elevate her profile.

 

✍️Publications Top Note :

Nanocatalysts for Electrocatalytic Oxidation of Ethanol
Authors: J. Bai, D. Liu, J. Yang, Y. Chen
Journal: ChemSusChem, 12(10), 2117-2132, 2019
Citations: 170
🧪 Focus: Ethanol oxidation using nanocatalysts.

Polyallylamine-Functionalized Platinum Tripods: Enhancement of Hydrogen Evolution Reaction by Proton Carriers
Authors: G.R. Xu, J. Bai, L. Yao, Q. Xue, J.X. Jiang, J.H. Zeng, Y. Chen, J.M. Lee
Journal: ACS Catalysis, 7(1), 452-458, 2017
Citations: 147
🔋 Focus: Hydrogen evolution reaction.

Bimetallic Platinum–Rhodium Alloy Nanodendrites as Highly Active Electrocatalyst for the Ethanol Oxidation Reaction
Authors: J. Bai, X. Xiao, Y.Y. Xue, J.X. Jiang, J.H. Zeng, X.F. Li, Y. Chen
Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 10(23), 19755-19763, 2018
Citations: 145
⚗️ Focus: Platinum-rhodium alloy for ethanol oxidation.

Atomically Ultrathin RhCo Alloy Nanosheet Aggregates for Efficient Water Electrolysis in Broad pH Range
Authors: Y. Zhao, J. Bai, X.R. Wu, P. Chen, P.J. Jin, H.C. Yao, Y. Chen
Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 7(27), 16437-16446, 2019
Citations: 143
🌊 Focus: Water electrolysis using RhCo alloy nanosheets.

Au Nanowires@Pd-Polyethylenimine Nanohybrids as Highly Active and Methanol-Tolerant Electrocatalysts Toward Oxygen Reduction Reaction in Alkaline Media
Authors: Q. Xue, J. Bai, C. Han, P. Chen, J.X. Jiang, Y. Chen
Journal: ACS Catalysis, 8(12), 11287-11295, 2018
Citations: 133
🧪 Focus: Oxygen reduction reaction in alkaline media.

Polyethyleneimine Functionalized Platinum Superstructures: Enhancing Hydrogen Evolution Performance by Morphological and Interfacial Control
Authors: G.R. Xu, J. Bai, J.X. Jiang, J.M. Lee, Y. Chen
Journal: Chemical Science, 8(12), 8411-8418, 2017
Citations: 115
⚛️ Focus: Hydrogen evolution through platinum superstructures.

Hydrothermal Synthesis and Catalytic Application of Ultrathin Rhodium Nanosheet Nanoassemblies
Authors: J. Bai, G.R. Xu, S.H. Xing, J.H. Zeng, J.X. Jiang, Y. Chen
Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 8(49), 33635-33641, 2016
Citations: 96
🔬 Focus: Rhodium nanosheet for catalytic applications.

Molybdenum‐Promoted Surface Reconstruction in Polymorphic Cobalt for Initiating Rapid Oxygen Evolution
Authors: J. Bai, J. Mei, T. Liao, Q. Sun, Z.G. Chen, Z. Sun
Journal: Advanced Energy Materials, 12(5), 2103247, 2022
Citations: 87
⚡ Focus: Oxygen evolution in cobalt.

One-Pot Fabrication of Hollow and Porous Pd–Cu Alloy Nanospheres and Their Remarkably Improved Catalytic Performance for Hexavalent Chromium Reduction
Authors: S.H. Han, J. Bai, H.M. Liu, J.H. Zeng, J.X. Jiang, Y. Chen, J.M. Lee
Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 8(45), 30948-30955, 2016
Citations: 85
🌍 Focus: Catalytic reduction of hexavalent chromium.

Glycerol Oxidation Assisted Electrocatalytic Nitrogen Reduction: Ammonia and Glyceraldehyde Co-Production on Bimetallic RhCu Ultrathin Nanoflake Nanoaggregates
Authors: J. Bai, H. Huang, F.M. Li, Y. Zhao, P. Chen, P.J. Jin, S.N. Li, H.C. Yao, J.H. Zeng
Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 7(37), 21149-21156, 2019
Citations: 84

Conclusion

The candidate is exceptionally well-suited for the Women Researcher Award, given her extensive research experience, strong publication record, and recognized achievements in the field of electrochemistry and materials science. Her work is not only innovative but also highly relevant to global challenges, particularly in sustainable energy. To further strengthen her candidacy, the candidate might consider expanding her impact through outreach, mentoring, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Dr James Brasic | Structural Health Monitoring | Best Researcher Award

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Dr James Brasic | Structural Health Monitoring | Best Researcher Award

Dr James Brasic, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, United States

Dr. James Brasic is a renowned figure in the field of psychiatry and neurology. He is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where he has contributed significantly to research and clinical practice. Dr. Brasic’s expertise lies in the intersection of psychiatry, neurology, and imaging sciences, particularly in the areas of neurodegenerative disorders and addiction. His work has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of the brain’s mechanisms in these complex conditions, leading to improved diagnostic and treatment approaches. Dr. Brasic is widely respected for his comprehensive approach to patient care, integrating cutting-edge research findings with compassionate clinical practice. His dedication to advancing the field of psychiatry and neurology has made him a respected leader and mentor in his field.

 

Professional Profiles:

 

Education:

Dr. James Brasic is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse educational background spanning multiple disciplines. He earned his Bachelor of Arts cum laude in Medical Science from Boston University, followed by a Doctor of Medicine in Medicine from the same institution. Dr. Brasic then pursued his passion for music, obtaining a Master of Arts in Music (composition) from Washington University in St. Louis, MO. His academic journey continued with a Master of Public Health in Sociomedical Sciences and a Master of Science in Biostatistics, both from Columbia University in New York, NY. Dr. Brasic further honed his expertise with a Master of Arts in Statistics, also from Columbia University. His dedication to learning led him to pursue post-baccalaureate study in Mathematics at New York University. Dr. Brasic has also engaged in professional development, completing training in Advanced Grant Writing through the Radiological Society of North America and the Mid-Atlantic Region NSF I-Corps Hub through Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures. This diverse educational and training background speaks to Dr. Brasic’s deep commitment to academic excellence and interdisciplinary knowledge.

Postdoctoral Training:

Dr. James Brasic has an extensive and varied professional background in the medical field, with a focus on neurology, psychiatry, and radiology. He began his career as a Straight Medicine Intern in Internal Medicine at the University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham, AL, followed by residencies in Neurology at the Los Angeles County+University of Southern California Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA, and Psychiatry at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, MO. Dr. Brasic further specialized in Child Psychiatry with a residency at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York, NY. Throughout his career, he has held positions as a Faculty Research Fellow in Psychiatry/Clinical Developmental Neurobiology at Mount Sinai Hospital and New York University Langone Health in New York, NY. Dr. Brasic’s expertise also extends to Radiology and Radiological Science/Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, where he served as a Clinical and Research Fellow at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD, from 1999 to 2007. This rich and diverse professional experience underscores Dr. Brasic’s dedication to advancing medical knowledge and his commitment to providing comprehensive care in multiple specialties.

Teaching Activities:

Dr. James Brasic’s dedication to education and teaching is evident throughout his career, where he has played a significant role in shaping the knowledge and skills of medical students, fellows, and researchers. His teaching experience spans various prestigious institutions and covers a wide range of topics, including medical school curriculum, neuropsychiatric evaluation, and brain positron emission tomography research. Dr. Brasic has been involved in teaching at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, the Developmental Neurobiology Unit at NYCHH/Bellevue and New York University Langone Health, New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. His commitment to education extends beyond traditional classroom settings, as seen in his mentorship of projects such as wearable sensors for diagnosing Parkinson’s disease at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Brasic’s passion for teaching and research has made a lasting impact on the next generation of medical professionals and underscores his status as a respected educator in his field.

Award and Honor:

Dr. James Brasic’s exceptional academic and professional achievements reflect his commitment to excellence and leadership in multiple fields. He completed an Honors Accelerated Six-Year Program in Liberal Arts and Medical Education at Boston University, where he also earned his A.B. cum laude from the College of Arts and Sciences. Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards and recognitions, including the Phi Delta Epsilon Scholarship Loan from Boston University School of Medicine and Faculty Recognition Awards for superior teaching performance in psychiatry from the Department of Psychiatry at Wright State University School of Medicine. Dr. Brasic’s commitment to leadership and diversity is evident in his participation in the Junior Faculty Leadership Program Cohort #3 at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and his receipt of the Johns Hopkins Diversity Recognition Award. His contributions extend beyond academia, as seen in his achievements in the arts, including awards for filmmaking and recognition from the Missouri State Council of the Arts and the Music Performance Trust Fund. Dr. Brasic’s dedication to scholarship and professional development is further highlighted by his accolades from prestigious organizations such as the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the Society of Nuclear Medicine, and Toastmasters International. His ongoing commitment to excellence is demonstrated by his recent Best Paper Award at the International Electronic Conference on Clinical Medicine and his membership in Sigma Xi from 2023 to 2028, showcasing his continuous pursuit of knowledge and achievement.

Publications Top Notes:

  • Istaroxime for Patients with Acute Heart Failure: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials

    Corrigendum to “Feasibility of virtual low-cost quantitative continuous measurement of movements in the extremities of people with Parkinson’s disease” [MethodsX 11 (2023) 102230](S2215016123002273)(10.1016/j.mex.2023.102230)

    Feasibility of virtual low-cost quantitative continuous measurement of movements in the extremities of people with Parkinson’s disease

    A Deep Learning Approach for Automatic and Objective Grading of the Motor Impairment Severity in Parkinson’s Disease for Use in Tele-Assessments

    Dataset of quality assurance measurements of rhythmic movements

Assist Prof Dr Raed AlSaleh | Structural Health Monitoring

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Assist Prof Dr Raed AlSaleh: Leading Researcher in Structural Health Monitoring.
 Assist Prof Dr Raed AlSaleh, German Jordanian University

Assistant Professor Dr. Raed AlSaleh, associated with the German Jordanian University, stands as a prominent figure in academia. With a distinguished background, Dr. AlSaleh excels in his role, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the educational landscape. His contributions span both teaching and research, enriching the academic experience for students. Known for his commitment to excellence, Dr. AlSaleh actively engages in advancing knowledge within his field, fostering a dynamic learning environment at the German Jordanian University. As an influential educator, he plays a vital role in shaping the intellectual landscape and contributing to the university’s academic reputation.

 

Professional Profiles:

 

 

The impact of her research is evident in citation metrics and indices from google scholar:

Cited by : All-379

citations- 211

h-index-7

 

Education:

  •  PhD in Civil Engineering, in the major of Structures (Health monitoring and Control of Structures), University of Pavia, 2011, PaviaItaly.M.Sc in Civil Engineering, in the major of Structures, Jordan University of Science and Technology, 2006, Irbid-Jordan.B.Sc in Civil Engineering (Roads, Bridges, and Airports), Al-Balqa’ Applied University, 2003, Amman-Jordan.

 

Experience:

9/2018- present: Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering Department-SNREM, German Jordanian University (GJU), Jordan.

6/2019- 9/2022: Head of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department-SNREM, German Jordanian University (GJU), Jordan.

9/2017- 9/2018: Part-time lecturer, German Jordanian University, (GJU) Jordan.

9/2017-9/2018: Assistant Professor, Hussain Technical University (HTU), Jordan.

9/2011-9/2017: Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Al-Zaytoonah University, Jordan.

9/2013-9/2014: Head of Civil Engineering Department, Al-Zaytoonah University, Jordan.

6/2011-8/2013: Part-time lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Technology-AlBalqa University, Jordan.

5/2010-2/2011: Research assistant, Department of Civil and Structural Engineering, Polytechnic of Hong Kong University, Hong Kong.

Professional Experience:

  • 3/2007-1/2008: Steel Structure Site Engineer; Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCIC). RGX project, Ras-Laffan Industrial City-Qatar.
  • 7/2006-11/2006: Design Engineer, e-construct consulting company; Precast & Pre-stressed concrete Designer and Workshop drawer. CairoEgypt.
  • 3/2005-11/2005: Design and supervision Engineer (Cast in Situ. Concrete Structures), Manaseeb Consulting Office. Amman-Jordan.

 

Publications and Top Noted:

Raed AlSaleh, Ayman Nasir, Ibrahim Abu-Alshaikh, 2023, “Investigating fractional damping effect on Euler-Bernoulli beam subjected to a moving load”, Shock and Vibration, vol. 2023, 19 pages.

Raed AlSaleh, Nour Atieh, Ayman Nasir, 2023, “Vibration Response of Euler-Bernoulli-Damped Beam with Appendages Subjected to a Moving Mass”, Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, Accepted for publication.

Mohammad M Hamed, Adnan Al-Masri, Zakariya M Dalala, Raed J AlSaleh, 2021,”Modeling the Time Duration Until the Adoption of Residential Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Systems”, Journal of Energy Resources Technology, vol (144)4, pp. 041302.

R. AlSaleh, Y. Q. Ni, 2020, Condition Assessment of a Supertall Structure by an Improved Hilbert-Huang Transform and Empirical Mode Decomposition Method, International Journal of Sustainable Materials and Structural Systems, vol (4) 2/3/4, pp. 244-267.

R. AlSaleh, and C. Fuggini, 2020, Combining GPS and Accelerometers’ Records to Capture Torsional Response of Cylindrical Tower, Smart Structures and Systems, vol (25)1, pp. 111-122.