Nondumiso Sosibo | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Nondumiso Sosibo | Soil Science | Research Excellence Award

Soil Science Researcher | Agricultural Research Council | South Africa

Dr. Nondumiso Sosibo is a soil scientist whose work spans conservation agriculture, soil fertility, soil carbon and phosphorus dynamics, and spectroscopy-based soil assessment, with a strong emphasis on advancing sustainable agricultural systems across diverse production landscapes. Her research integrates field experimentation, soil characterization, spectral modelling, and laboratory analysis to generate knowledge that supports improved soil management, enhanced crop productivity, and evidence-based environmental decision-making. She has contributed significantly to continental-scale initiatives focused on building harmonized soil spectral libraries, enabling rapid assessment of soil health indicators and strengthening digital soil mapping frameworks. Dr. Sosibo is experienced in project leadership, scientific proposal development, stakeholder coordination, and interdisciplinary collaboration, effectively bridging research outputs with practical applications in agricultural and environmental sectors. She has conducted extensive studies on cropping sequences, tillage variability, residue management, and soil nutrient behaviour, providing insights into the long-term impacts of land-use practices on soil sustainability. Her expertise further includes wet chemistry, soil classification, data analytics, and the development of user-friendly workflows for processing and interpreting large soil datasets. She actively disseminates research through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and outreach platforms, while also contributing to scientific training by mentoring students and supporting capacity building in soil science. With a strong record of collaboration in national and international research programs, Dr. Sosibo continues to advance innovative approaches that strengthen soil monitoring, conservation planning, and sustainable crop production systems.

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Featured Publications

Sosibo, N. Z., Muchaonyerwa, P., Visser, L., Barnard, A., Dube, E., & Tsilo, T. J. (2017). Soil fertility constraints and yield gaps of irrigation wheat in South Africa. South African Journal of Science, 113(1/2), Art. #2016-0141, 9 pp. https://doi.org/10.17159/sajs.2017/20160141( Citation: 40)

Dube, E., Tsilo, T. J., Sosibo, N. Z., & Fanadzo, M. (2020). Irrigation wheat production constraints and opportunities in South Africa. South African Journal of Science, 116(1/2), Art. #6342, 6 pp. https://doi.org/10.17159/sajs.2020/6342 (Citation: 28)

Dube, E., Kilian, W., Mwadzingeni, L., Sosibo, N. Z., Barnard, A., & Tsilo, T. J. (2019). Genetic progress of spring wheat grain yield in various production regions of South Africa. South African Journal of Plant and Soil, 36(1), 33–39. https://doi.org/10.1080/02571862.2018.1469793 (Citation: 15)

Lephuthing, M. C., Baloyi, T. A., Sosibo, N. Z., & Tsilo, T. J. (2017). Progress and challenges in improving nutritional quality in wheat. In R. Wanyera & J. Owuoche (Eds.), Wheat Improvement, Management and Utilization (pp. 77–95). InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/67230 (Citation: 8)

Sosibo, N. Z., Muchaonyerwa, P., Dube, E., & Tsilo, T. J. (2022). Soil carbon and phosphorus after 40 years of contrasting tillage and straw management in dryland wheat production under semi-arid temperate climate. Land, 11(8), 1305. https://doi.org/10.3390/land11081305 (Citation: 1)

Sonia Binte Murshed | Flood Hazard | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Sonia Binte Murshed | Flood Hazard | Research Excellence Award

Professor | Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology | Bangladesh

Dr. Sonia Binte Murshed is a distinguished professor at the Institute of Water and Flood Management at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, with extensive expertise in hydrology, water resources development, and interdisciplinary field research. Her research spans climate change impacts on water systems, hydro-morphological changes from human and environmental interventions, disaster management including anticipatory and adaptive strategies, gender integration in water resources management, and equitable allocation of freshwater among competing users, with a growing focus on transboundary water management. She has contributed to numerous national and international collaborative projects addressing flood hazards, climate adaptation gaps, livelihood vulnerabilities, and coastal system tipping points, while developing approaches for impact-based forecasting and anticipatory actions. Dr. Murshed has led and co-led projects on sediment dynamics, resilient community planning in riverine and coastal socio-ecological systems, smart peri-urban habitat development, and climate-resilient coastal interventions, collaborating with institutions such as Utrecht University, IHE Delft, and South Carolina University, and funded by organizations including NWO, USAID, NIH, and the Rockefeller Foundation. Her publication record includes high-impact journals covering flood risk, socio-technical water management, climate vulnerability, urban flooding, and interdisciplinary approaches to climate and health research. She has received multiple awards and fellowships recognizing her contributions to water resources policy, research excellence, and capacity building, and has served as a mentor and coordinator for programs aimed at strengthening adaptive delta management and flood resilience in Bangladesh. Her work integrates scientific rigor with practical solutions for sustainable water management and climate adaptation, emphasizing community engagement and policy-relevant insights.

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Featured Publications

Shad, M. N., Murshed, S. B., Islam, A. K. M. S., Shampa, , Rahman, M. M., & Iqbal, A. (2025). Sedimentation-induced flood risks and food security in Bangladesh’s Haor basin: A geospatial multi-index approach. Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk.

Sowmya, S. D., & Murshed, S. B. (2025). Socio-technical and economic analysis of small scale reverse osmosis desalination in coastal Bangladesh: Insights from field audits, water quality assessment, and behavioral modeling. Sustainability, 17(20), 9335.

Iqbal, A., Haque, S., Murshed, S. B., Islam, A. K. M. S., & Hussain, M. A. (2025). Climate vulnerability and risk assessment in low-lying coastal cities of Bangladesh using analytic hierarchy process (AHP) approach. Journal of Water and Climate Change.

Ahmed, S., & Murshed, S. B. (2022). Driving factors of destination choices due to riverbank erosion along the Brahmaputra River. In S. S. [Editor] (Ed.), Book title (pp. 123–135). Springer.

Nahin, K. T. K., Islam, S. B., Ahmed, S., Mondal, M. S., Murshed, S. B., & Nowreen, S. (2022). Voluntary immobility despite hazard: A case of Jamuna floodplain in Bangladesh. GeoJournal.

 

Katayoun Kargar | Urban Drainage Systems | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Katayoun Kargar | Urban Drainage Systems | Research Excellence Award

Toronto Metropolitan University | Canada

Dr. Katayoun Kargar is a civil engineering researcher whose work advances the understanding, modelling, and management of sewer blockages within urban drainage networks, particularly those caused by non-flushable consumer products. Her research integrates hydraulic modelling, data analytics, and infrastructure asset management to address performance deterioration in sewer systems and provide actionable strategies for municipalities. She has contributed original methodologies for analyzing blockage mechanisms using open datasets, quantified the hydraulic impacts of wipe-induced obstructions, and developed simulation frameworks capable of capturing flow alterations and risk conditions in sewer networks. Her work with SWMM includes creating and validating procedures that allow utilities to incorporate blockage dynamics into routine modelling, enabling more accurate capacity evaluations, maintenance prioritization, and system reliability assessments. By translating laboratory insights into practical planning tools, she supports municipalities in enhancing inspection regimes, optimizing rehabilitation strategies, and strengthening long-term infrastructure resilience. Her scholarly contributions include publications indexed in major scientific databases and presentations at leading professional forums, where her work has been recognized through notable awards for research excellence and technical communication. Complementing her academic achievements, she has professional experience in asset management consulting, applying modelling outputs and analytical approaches to assist municipalities in developing asset management plans, capital planning frameworks, and infrastructure lifecycle strategies. Her combined research and practical expertise contribute to advancing municipal wastewater infrastructure management and promoting data-informed decision-making in the engineering of sustainable urban drainage systems.

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Featured Publications

Shamshirband, S., Hashemi, S., Salimi, H., Samadianfard, S., Asadi, E., … (2020). Predicting standardized streamflow index for hydrological drought using machine learning models. Engineering Applications of Computational Fluid Mechanics, 14(1), 339–350.

Samadianfard, S., Hashemi, S., Kargar, K., Izadyar, M., Mostafaeipour, A., … (2020). Wind speed prediction using a hybrid model of the multi-layer perceptron and whale optimization algorithm. Energy Reports, 6, 1147–1159.

Kargar, K., Samadianfard, S., Parsa, J., Nabipour, N., Shamshirband, S., … (2020). Estimating longitudinal dispersion coefficient in natural streams using empirical models and machine learning algorithms. Engineering Applications of Computational Fluid Mechanics, 14(1), 311–322.

Kargar, K., Safari, M. J. S., Mohammadi, M., Samadianfard, S. (2019). Sediment transport modeling in open channels using neuro-fuzzy and gene expression programming techniques. Water Science and Technology, 79(12), 2318–2327.

Safari, M. J. S., Mohammadi, B., Kargar, K. (2020). Invasive weed optimization-based adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system hybrid model for sediment transport with a bed deposit. Journal of Cleaner Production, 276, 124267.

 

Taurai Kachembere | Philosophy | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Taurai Kachembere | Philosophy | Research Excellence Award

Research Associate | University of Johannesburg | Zimbabwe

Dr. Taurai Kachembere is a philosopher whose work centers on African Philosophy, Ubuntu ethics, and the decolonization of knowledge, with a strong commitment to producing scholarship that advances ethical reflection, social transformation, and globally relevant philosophical discourse. His research explores the intersections of transitional justice, social and political philosophy, reconciliation frameworks, and African normative thought, positioning African perspectives as essential lenses for understanding justice, governance, and societal repair. He engages in original research that interrogates how ethical systems rooted in Ubuntu can inform contemporary debates on violence, restorative justice, and post-conflict reconstruction, while also contributing to emerging discussions on sustainability, economic ethics, and the moral dimensions of communal life. His academic work includes peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, and conference presentations that critically examine themes such as political legitimacy, moral repair, and the ethical responsibilities of states in contexts of historical wrongdoing. With experience in university teaching across African philosophy, ethics, political theory, and applied philosophy, he integrates rigorous analytical training with pedagogical innovation and curriculum development. His professional background also reflects deep engagement in community-based ethics, intercultural dialogue, and social justice initiatives, enriching his academic approach with practical insights into human relationships, conflict resolution, and community wellbeing. Dr. Kachembere contributes to postgraduate mentorship, collaborative research projects, and examination processes, while supporting knowledge dissemination that connects philosophical inquiry to public policy, societal debates, and the pursuit of peace and sustainable development across African communities and beyond.

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Featured Publications

Kachembere, T. (2025). After Mugabe: Transitional justice in a failed Zimbabwe. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies: Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinarity.

Kachembere, T. (2024). After Mugabe: Transitional justice in a failed Zimbabwe. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies.

Kachembere, T. (2024). Rawlsian Ubuntucracy. Politikon.

Kachembere, T. (n.d.). From extractivism to communion: Reimagining Ubuntu spirituality for sustainable economic development in Africa. African Thought: A Journal for Afro-Centric Knowledge.

 

Kanellos Toudas | Finance | Research Excellence Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kanellos Toudas | Finance | Research Excellence Award

Agricultural University of Athens | Greece

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kanellos Toudas is an accomplished academic and researcher in accounting and financial analysis, recognized for his contributions to financial management, regulatory auditing, and corporate reporting practices. His academic formation and subsequent doctoral training laid a strong foundation for a career that bridges university research with practical financial governance. His postdoctoral work expanded his analytical perspective and reinforced his interest in the evolution of accounting standards, financial transparency, and the mechanisms that support efficient capital markets. Alongside his academic development, he gained substantial professional experience through roles involving auditing, financial supervision, and administrative responsibility within public sector institutions, which enriched his understanding of applied financial oversight. His leadership experience in municipal and governmental organizations further deepened his expertise in public financial management and regulatory compliance. In the academic sphere, he has established himself as a dedicated educator and researcher, contributing to curriculum development, delivering specialized courses in accounting principles and international financial reporting standards, and mentoring students across multiple universities. His research portfolio includes numerous publications in scientific journals and conference proceedings, reflecting his ongoing engagement with themes such as financial reporting quality, accounting regulation, auditing practices, and the interface between policy and financial decision-making. His participation in national and international conferences highlights his active role in scholarly exchange, while his consistent publication record demonstrates his commitment to advancing knowledge in financial management and accounting systems. Overall, Dr. Toudas exemplifies a well-rounded academic professional with a strong blend of theoretical insight, practical experience, and research-driven impact.

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Featured Publication

Boufounou, P., Chatzimichalis, P., Toudas, K., Malesios, C., & Skouloudis, A. (2025). Consumer preferences and sustainability in the food and beverage sector: Empirical evidence in Greece during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sustainability.

Karountzos, P., Sakas, D. P., Nasiopoulos, D. K., & Toudas, K. (2025). Redefining development through logistics performance and ESG metrics. Accounting and Auditing.

Giannakopoulos, N. T., Sakas, D. P., Toudas, K., & Karountzos, P. (2025). Implication of digital marketing in the supply chain finance of the beverage industry. International Journal of Financial Studies.

Karountzos, P., Sakas, D. P., Nasiopoulos, D. K., & Toudas, K. (2025). Redefining development through logistics performance and ESG metrics (Preprint).

Trigkas, S. J., Toudas, K., & Chasiotis, I. (2025). Mapping the intellectual structure of computational risk analytics in banking and finance: A bibliometric and thematic evolution study. Computation.

Maissa Ben Jabeur | Biostiumulants | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Maissa Ben Jabeur | Biostiumulants | Research Excellence Award

National Institute of Agronomy of Tunisia | Tunisia

Dr. Maissa Ben Jabeur is a plant production and biotechnology researcher whose work focuses on biostimulants, seed coating technologies, stress physiology, and sustainable crop protection strategies. Her research explores beneficial microbes, plant extracts, and natural bioactive compounds as innovative tools to enhance crop resilience against biotic and abiotic stresses, with strong emphasis on wheat, maize, potato, strawberry, and tomato. She has developed and evaluated microbial consortia, essential-oil-based treatments, and plant growth-promoting bacteria for applications in seed priming, biocontrol, and yield improvement. Her expertise spans microbial genotyping, morphophysiological and biochemical trait analysis, metabolic physiology techniques, and greenhouse and laboratory experimentation. She has contributed to multidisciplinary projects on stress tolerant maize germplasm, microbiome-based agroecosystem restoration, PGPR applications, mycorrhizal symbioses, and biostimulant formulation for cereal improvement. Dr. Ben Jabeur has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals, with studies covering drought and heat stress mitigation, systemic resistance induction, biofungicidal properties of essential oils, biopriming effects on seed physiology, and performance of natural biostimulants across diverse crop systems. She is also actively involved in supervising undergraduate and graduate students in topics such as beneficial microbes, plant defense mechanisms, biocontrol strategies, PGPR-mediated stress tolerance, and valorization of aromatic plant extracts. Alongside her research, she has extensive teaching experience in plant biology, botany, plant physiology, cellular biology, and metabolic physiology techniques, contributing to academic training and capacity building. Her profile reflects a strong commitment to sustainable agriculture through nature-based solutions, international collaboration, and impactful scientific dissemination.

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Featured Publication

Kthiri, Z., Ben Jabeur, M., Karmous, C., & Hamada, W. (2025). Yeast to the rescue: Meyerozyma guilliermondii primes tomato vigor and resistance to Fusarium crown and root rot. Plant Signaling & Behavior.

Ben-Jabeur, M., Kthiri, Z., Djébali, N., Karmous, C., & Hamada, W. (2023). A case study of seed biopriming and chemical priming: Seed coating with two types of bioactive compounds improves the physiological state of germinating seeds in durum wheat. Cereal Research Communications.

Chaouch, R., Kthiri, Z., Soufi, S., Ben Jabeur, M., & Bettaieb, T. (2023). Assessing the biostimulant effect of micro-algae and thyme essential oil during in-vitro and ex-vitro rooting of strawberry. South African Journal of Botany.

Ben-Jabeur, M., Kthiri, Z., Essid, M. F., Moussa, C., & Hamada, W. (2023). The potential of coating half-cut tubers with natural biostimulants in improving yield components and inducing resistance against grey mold and black scurf in potato. Potato Research.

Ben-Jabeur, M., Chamekh, Z., Jallouli, S., Ayadi, S., Serret, M. D., Araus, J. L., Trifa, Y., & Hamada, W. (2022). Comparative effect of seed treatment with thyme essential oil and Paraburkholderia phytofirmans on growth, photosynthetic capacity, grain yield, δ15N and δ13C of durum wheat under drought and heat stress. Annals of Applied Biology.

 

Pankaj Indurkar | Water Treatment | Research Excellence Award

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Mr. Pankaj Indurkar | Water Treatment | Research Excellence Award

Senior Scientist | Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute | India

Mr. Pankaj Indurkar is a researcher in membrane science, separation technology, and water purification, recognized for contributions that integrate advanced materials engineering with data-driven modeling. His work spans the development of high-performance ion-exchange membranes, mixed-matrix membranes, and polymeric frameworks designed for desalination, pollutant remediation, and industrial water processing. He has played key roles in designing electrodialysis, membrane distillation, and electro-deionization systems, contributing to indigenous technology development for saline water treatment, brackish water desalination, and ultrapure water generation. His research portfolio demonstrates strong expertise in synthesizing functional materials such as MOF-incorporated membranes, porous polymeric networks, nanocomposites, and metal-doped aerogels, complemented by extensive use of statistical modeling, multivariate optimization, response surface methodology, and machine learning for predicting membrane performance and enhancing process efficiency. He has published widely in high-impact journals on topics including heavy-metal remediation, fluoride and arsenic removal, electrodialysis modeling, neural-network-guided membrane design, and nanomaterial-based water purification strategies. His work also includes book chapters on MOF-based membranes for water and wastewater remediation and contributions to the development of computational frameworks for chemicals recovery from brines, integrating optimization, techno-economic analysis, and data analytics. Through collaborative and multidisciplinary projects, he has contributed to the fabrication, testing, and field deployment of membrane-based and adsorbent-based treatment units for industry and research institutions. His expertise reflects a blend of experimental innovation and computational intelligence aimed at advancing sustainable and energy-efficient water treatment technologies.

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Featured Publication

Pankaj, D. I., & Kulshrestha, V. (2025). Electrochemical informed machine learning models for prediction of electrodialysis desalination performance. Separation Science and Technology.

Kumar, P., Suhag, S., Indurkar, P. D., Shahi, V. K., & Kulshrestha, V.* (2025). Synthesis of polyacrylonitrile-based terpolymer cation exchange membrane for efficient brackish water desalination via electrodialysis with neural network prediction. Desalination.

Mishra, S., Upadhyay, P., Indurkar, P. D., & Kulshrestha, V.* (2025). Designing of PVDF-based cation exchange membranes with improved electrochemical properties for energy-efficient brackish water desalination. ACS ES&T Engineering.

Shukla, S., Gupta, A. R., Ratnakar, S. B., Ganguly, B., Indurkar, P. D., & Sharma, S. (2025). A revolutionizing polymeric framework with integrated aluminium fragment for superior water decontamination empowered by a statistical modeling approach. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 13.

Sutariya, B., Sarkar, P., Indurkar, P. D., & Karan, S.* (2024). Machine learning-assisted performance prediction from the synthesis conditions of nanofiltration membranes. Separation and Purification Technology.

Mohammed Elhaj Mustafa Ali | Development Economics | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Mohammed Elhaj Mustafa Ali | Development Economics | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor | University of Khartoum | Sudan

Dr. Mohammed Elhaj Mustafa Ali is an accomplished scholar in economics whose work spans development economics, labor markets, health financing, foreign direct investment, poverty dynamics, and structural transformation in emerging economies. As an active academic and researcher, he has contributed extensively to understanding how household behavior, labor participation, and health expenditure patterns shape welfare outcomes in both urban and rural contexts. His research integrates econometric modeling, panel data analysis, and mixed methodological approaches to examine issues such as youth unemployment, informal sector participation, digital transformation in business environments, and the interplay between institutional quality and economic development. He has produced influential studies on foreign aid effectiveness, environmental–economic relationships, global value chain participation, and the socio-economic impacts of epidemics and public health shocks. His publications appear in regional and international journals, complemented by working papers and policy-oriented outputs that offer evidence-based insights for governments and development partners. Dr. Ali has also delivered research within collaborative networks and contributed to regional conferences, often presenting findings that bridge academic inquiry and policy relevance. His professional experience includes academic leadership, teaching, research supervision, and participation in multi-country development programs, reflecting a commitment to capacity building and informed policy formulation. He has undertaken consultancy assignments addressing gendered economic roles, market assessments, labor market inclusion, and the socio-economic vulnerabilities of communities affected by crises. His work demonstrates a sustained focus on linking empirical research with real-world development challenges, advancing inclusive growth, and promoting evidence-driven policymaking in Sudan and across the broader region.

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Featured Publication

Ebaidalla, E. M., & Ali, M. E. M. (2019). Determinants and impact of household’s out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure in Sudan: Evidence from urban and rural population. Middle East Development Journal, 11(2), 181–198.

Mustafa, M. E., Elshakh, M. M., & Ebaidalla, E. M. (2019). Does foreign aid promote economic growth in Sudan? Evidence from ARDL bounds testing analysis. Journal of Economic Cooperation & Development, 40(3).

Ebaidalla, E. M., & Ali, M. E. M. (2023). Assessing intra-Arab trade integration and potential: Evidence from the stochastic frontier gravity model. The International Trade Journal, 37(2), 221–239.

Ali, M. E. M., & Ebaidalla, E. M. (2023). Does COVID-19 pandemic spur digital business transformation? Evidence from selected MENA countries. International Journal of Social Economics, 50(12), 1672–1687.

Ali, M. E. M., & Ebaidalla, E. M. (2023). Political Islam and crony capitalism in Sudan: A case study of “Munazzamat al-Dawa al-Islamiyya”. Economic Research Forum (ERF).

Bing Ji Yan | Ironmaking | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Bing Ji Yan | Ironmaking | Research Excellence Award

Professor | Soochow University | China

Prof. Bing Ji Yan is a leading researcher in metallurgical process intelligence, specializing in intelligent ironmaking, optimization of blast furnace raw materials and fuel resources, and multi-scale numerical simulation of complex ironmaking processes. His work integrates metallurgical engineering fundamentals with advanced computational modeling, data-driven analytics, and deep-learning-based industrial perception technologies to enhance the efficiency, stability, and sustainability of blast furnace operations. He has developed intelligent control systems, visual diagnostic tools, and decision-support platforms that significantly improve air volume regulation, burden distribution prediction, hearth erosion modeling, and operational state perception in large-scale furnaces. His research also advances the comprehensive utilization of solid waste resources, particularly in transforming metallurgical by-products such as titanium-bearing blast furnace slag into high-value glass-ceramic materials through innovative crystallization control and stress-mechanism analysis. Prof. Yan has led and contributed to major scientific and industrial projects related to data-driven ironmaking optimization, model development for resource procurement and batching strategies, and intelligent smelting operation guidance for enhanced energy efficiency. He has published influential work in internationally recognized journals in ironmaking, materials science, and process simulation, and holds multiple national invention patents and software copyrights in areas including slag processing systems, softening-melting detection devices, and intelligent furnace perception technologies. His contributions extend to industrial collaborations that translate research into real-world furnace optimization solutions, supporting advances in efficient, low-carbon, and intelligent metallurgical production.

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Featured Publication

Jianfeng, W., Yici, W., Guo, H., & Yan, B. (2024). Blast furnace hearth erosion modelling based on the dataset approach. Ironmaking & Steelmaking.

Mu, Y., Wu, Z., Yan, B., Liang, H., He, H., & Guo, H. (2024). Development and application of closed-loop-oriented intelligent control system for blast furnace air volume addition or reduction. Ironmaking & Steelmaking.

Dang, Z., Yan, B., Wang, D., Guo, H., Zhao, W., & Li, H. (2024). One-step preparation of cast stone from TBFS: Dual effects of TiO₂ content on glass network and precipitation behavior. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 629.

Wang, D., Yan, B., Dang, Z., Li, P., Guo, H., & Song, Z. (2024). Analysis and mechanism study of residual stress during the spontaneous crystallisation process of molten titanium-containing blast furnace slag. Crystals.

He, Q., Liang, H., Yan, B., & Guo, H. (2024). Angle diagnosis of blast furnace chute through deep learning of temporal images. IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 73.