Jowita Trzcielinska | Circular Economy | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Jowita Trzcielinska | Circular Economy | Research Excellence Award

Assistant Professor at Poznan University of Technology, Poland

Dr. Jowita Trzcielinska is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Management Engineering, Poznań University of Technology, in the Department of Entrepreneurship and Business Communication. She earned her PhD in 2017, with a doctoral dissertation focused on opportunity identification in small and medium-sized enterprises. Her research interests span sustainability, circular economy implementation, business ecosystems, strategic management, and opportunity theory, with publications indexed in Scopus and Web of Science, including Sustainability and the European Research Studies Journal. She has participated in an NCBR-funded research project on developing an innovative management system for an Intelligent Autonomous Environment and has extensive experience in consultancy and industry projects, including a professional internship in the plastics processing sector. Dr. Trzcielińska is a co-author of academic books in strategic management and business analysis and is a member of the Scientific Society for Organization and Management (TNOiK). She teaches Strategic Management and actively contributes to international education through the Erasmus–Socrates program.

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Ms. Claudia Elijas-Parra | Structural Geology | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Claudia Elijas-Parra | Structural Geology | Best Researcher Award

University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Claudia Elijas-Parra is a PhD student in Geophysics at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in the rheology of dense unsteady granular flows with shear gradients. Her research focuses on understanding granular temperature and the contact network in complex flows, particularly in pyroclastic density currents, to refine large-scale volcanic hazard models. With expertise in high-performance computing and numerical modeling, she contributes to advancing our knowledge of volcanic processes and geophysical flows.

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🎓 Education

Claudia Elijas-Parra is a PhD candidate in Geophysics at the University of Edinburgh, researching pyroclastic density currents using numerical modeling and high-performance computing. She holds a First-Class Honours MEarthPhys from the same university, with work on geomechanical risk and geophysical flow modeling. She completed her secondary education at Institut Pons D’Icart, Spain, with a 9.7/10 grade and spent an exchange year in London.

💼 Experience

Claudia Elijas-Parra is a PhD candidate in Geophysics at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in numerical modeling of pyroclastic density currents. She holds a First-Class Honours MEarthPhys and has experience as a Tutor & Demonstrator in mathematics, programming, volcanology, and seismology. Previously, she worked as a Research Assistant on catastrophic rock failure and interned to improve hybrid learning strategies. She completed her secondary education in Spain with a 9.7/10 grade and spent an exchange year in London.

🔬 Research Interests

🌋 Granular Flow Rheology – Understanding the dynamics of unsteady shear flows in pyroclastic density currents
💻 High-Performance ComputingNumerical simulations using MFIX-DEM, ParaView, COMSOL Multiphysics
🌍 Volcanic Hazard Assessment – Improving the boundary conditions of large-scale volcanic models
🧱 Rock Mechanics & Failure – Investigating microcrack evolution in deforming porous rocks

🏆 Awards & Grants

🏅 Overseas Research Visit & Conference Fund – E4DTP (2023) (Cities on Volcanoes 12, Guatemala)
🏅 12th SAGES Small Grant – SAGES (2023) (Cities on Volcanoes 12, Guatemala)
🏅 Small EPS Grant – University of Edinburgh (2023) (Cities on Volcanoes 12, Guatemala)
🏅 Certificate of Achievement – University of Edinburgh (2023) (Top Student in Earth Science Masters)
🏅 Small EPS Grant – University of Edinburgh (2022) (Summer Research Internship)

📚 Publication & Conferences

📄 Elijas-Parra et al. (2025). Controls on shear band orientation in deforming porous rocks: insights from improved microcrack segmentation method. 🔗 DOI: 10.1016/j.jsg.2025.105404

🎤 Tectonic Studies Group (TSG) Annual Meeting (Burlington House, London, 2022)

Quantifying crack network evolution during failure of a porous rock

🎤 Cities on Volcanoes 12 (CoV12) (Antigua, Guatemala, 2022)

Basal flow rheology of pyroclastic density currents: Implications for large-scale modeling in volcanic hazard assessment

 

 

 

Mr. Xinyang Yao | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Xinyang Yao | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Xinjiang University, China.

Xinyang Yao is a dedicated postgraduate researcher specializing in underground coal gasification at the Xinjiang Key Laboratory for Geodynamic Processes and Metallogenic Prognosis of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt. With a strong theoretical foundation and hands-on experimental skills, Xinyang's research focuses on technological innovation in unconventional resource development. His work contributes to the advancement of efficient and safe gasification technologies, improving practical applications in the field.

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Education 🎓

Postgraduate degree in Underground Coal Gasification, specializing in geodynamic processes and metallogenic prognosis.

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Joint research with PetroChina Xinjiang Oilfield Company, where Xinyang was responsible for numerical simulation in underground coal gasification. He has also actively contributed to research projects that optimize gasification schemes, focusing on induced fractures and stress concentration in practical UCG projects.

Research Interests 💡

Underground Coal Gasification (UCG)

Unconventional Resource Development

Geodynamic Processes

Numerical Simulation for UCG Applications

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Numerical simulations of fracture propagation in overlying strata for deep underground coal gasification using controlled retraction injection point technology

Journal: Energy

Published Year: 2025

Contributors: Xinyang Yao, Xin Li, Bo Wei, Jijun Tian, Shuguang Yang, Yiwen Ju