Tao Wang | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tao Wang | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Department Head at Xiangtan University, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tao Wang, currently at the School of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, Xiangtan University, has a Ph.D. from Beijing University of Technology under Professor Shi Zhaozhao and a master’s from Kunming University of Science and Technology under Professor Wu Xing. He has completed and is leading over ten research projects, including National Natural Science Foundation general and youth projects, Hunan Provincial Natural Science Foundation youth projects, and outstanding youth funds of the Hunan Provincial Department of Education. His research focuses on intelligent control of mechanical systems, precision testing technology, instruments, and mechanical connections. He serves as director of key mechanical engineering societies and as an expert for scientific evaluations. Ultrasonic vibration-assisted clamping developed by his team reduces forming energy consumption, optimizes microstructure, and improves joint mechanical properties, offering a low-carbon, efficient solution for connecting high-strength titanium alloys with difficult-to-form materials, with significant implications for aerospace structure manufacturing.

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Innocent Mutabazi | Physics (Hydrodynamics) | Distinguished Scientist Award

Prof. Innocent Mutabazi | Physics (Hydrodynamics) | Distinguished Scientist Award

Professeur Emerite at Universite Le Havre Normandie, France

Prof. Innocent Mutabazi is an Emeritus Professor of Physics at the University of Le Havre, with an academic career spanning over four decades in physical hydrodynamics, specializing in hydrodynamic instabilities, spatio-temporal chaos, rotating and stratified flows, transition to turbulence in viscoelastic liquids, and convective heat transfer in complex systems. He earned his Ph.D. and HdR from Université Paris 7 and Université Le Havre, following advanced training in theoretical physics at Moscow University, and has held academic and research positions at PMMH–ESPCI Paris, CEA Saclay, and Ohio State University. He has supervised 22 completed Ph.D. theses and mentored numerous postdoctoral researchers, many of whom now hold permanent academic positions worldwide. Prof. Mutabazi has secured over €5 million in competitive research funding from national, European, and international agencies and has led major laboratories and international research networks, including serving as Director of LOMC (CNRS) and LIA ISTROF. His leadership roles include Interim President of Normandie Université, Vice-President for Research at the University of Le Havre, and senior advisory positions for the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. He has contributed extensively to national and international scientific governance through expert committees, conference leadership, and professional service, reflecting a distinguished career in research, teaching, and academic administration.

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Mahmood Rahmani Firozjaei | Hydraulic and Marine Engineering | Editorial Board Member

Mr. Mahmood Rahmani Firozjaei | Hydraulic and Marine Engineering | Editorial Board Member

Mr. Mahmood Rahmani Firozjaei | University of Tehran | Iran

Mr. Mahmood Rahmani Firozjaei is a civil engineer and researcher specializing in hydraulic and marine engineering, with a Ph.D. from the University of Tehran, where he conducted experimental and numerical investigations on seawater intake structures for desalination plants. He holds an M.Sc. in Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics from Tarbiat Modares University, focusing on numerical studies of lateral pipe intake, and a B.Sc. and A.S. in Civil Engineering from Tabari University. His research interests span machine learning applications in hydraulics, PIV systems, hydrodynamic modeling, sediment transport, coastal engineering, scouring, and hydraulic structures. He has served as a peer reviewer for conferences, contributed to numerical methods research, and worked as a laboratory assistant at the University of Tehran, teaching PIV and WaveMaker systems and participating in open-channel facility development. As a teaching assistant, he supported water and wastewater engineering courses, and as a lecturer, he taught civil engineering subjects at Maziar University. His engineering experience includes designing and modeling surface water collection networks in Tehran and completing advanced modeling projects involving CE-QUAL-W2, MIKE 21, and FLOW-3D for water quality analysis, wave prediction, and breakwater simulations. He has received notable academic honors, including ranking first among civil engineering bachelor students and winning the Professor Hessabi Prize for best thesis. His research output includes 8 published documents, with 60 citations across 42 sources and an h-index of 4, reflecting his growing contributions to hydraulic and marine engineering.

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Rahmani Firozjaei, M., Salehi Neyshabouri, S. A. A., Amini Sola, S., & … (2019). Numerical simulation on the performance improvement of a lateral intake using submerged vanes. Iranian Journal of Science and Technology, Transactions of Civil Engineering, 34.

Naeeni, S. T. O., Rahmani Firozjaei, M., Hajebi, Z., & Akbari, H. (2023). Investigation of the performance of the response surface method to optimize the simulations of hydraulic phenomena. Innovative Infrastructure Solutions, 8(1), 10.

Rahmani Firozjaei, M., Behnamtalab, E., & Salehi Neyshabouri, S. A. A. (2020). Numerical simulation of the lateral pipe intake: Flow and sediment field. Water and Environment Journal, 34(2), 291–304.

Firozjaei, M. R., Naeeni, S. T. O., & Akbari, H. (2024). Evaluation of seawater intake discharge coefficient using laboratory experiments and machine learning techniques. Ships and Offshore Structures, 19(9), 1394–1407.

Firozjaei, M. R., Hajebi, Z., Naeeni, S. T. O., & Akbari, H. (2024). Discharge performance of a submerged seawater intake in unsteady flows: Combination of physical models and decision tree algorithms. Journal of Water Process Engineering, 60, 105198.

Hajebi, Z., Firozjaei, M. R., Naeeni, S. T. O., & Akbari, H. (2024). Hydraulic performance of bottom intake velocity caps using PIV and OpenFOAM methods. Applied Water Science, 14(3), 38.

Firozjaiy, M. R., Talab, E. B., & Neyshabouri, S. (2019). Numerical simulation of lateral pipe intake from open channel. Iranian Journal of Soil and Water Research, 50(1), 135–147.