Dr. Christen Tharwat | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Christen Tharwat | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Christen Tharwat | National Research Centre | Egypt

Dr. Christen Tharwat is a Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in nanophotonics, advanced materials, and applied nanotechnology with extensive experience in developing optical sensors for environmental applications and nanomaterial synthesis for biomedical and industrial use. Her research integrates plasmonic and graphene-based gas sensors, magnetic and semiconductor nanoparticles, and nanotechnology for wastewater treatment and biomedical coatings. 39 Citations by 39 documents 11 Documents 4 h-index View h-index button is disabled in preview mode At the National Research Centre in Egypt, she has contributed significantly to the Metal Physics Lab, focusing on innovative metal alloy treatments, ceramic coatings for implants, and solid-state material enhancements. Her academic background includes advanced studies in laser-enhanced sciences, emphasizing the synthesis and modification of nanostructured materials for functional applications. In addition to her research, she has been actively involved in academic and scientific writing, preparing manuscripts, research projects, and journal articles that align with institutional and publication standards. Her scientific contributions reflect a commitment to advancing the applications of nanotechnology in health, environment, and materials science.

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Featured Publications

Girgis, E., Adel, D., Tharwat, C., Attallah, O., & Rao, K. V. (2015). Cobalt ferrite nanotubes and porous nanorods for dye removal. Advances in Nano Research, 3(2), 111.

Mahmoud, A. H. K., Korany, F. M. H., Tharwat, C., Hussein, M., Swillam, M. A., et al. (2020). Surface roughness effect on characteristics of Si nanowire solar cell. Journal of Photonics for Energy, 10(4), 045502–045502.

Girgis, E., Tharwat, C., & Adel, D. (2016). Ferrites nanoflowers for dye removal applications. Journal of Advanced Nanomaterials, 1, 49–56.

Gouda, A. M., Elsayed, M. Y., Tharwat, C., & Swillam, M. A. (2016). Silicon-based nanostructures as surface enhanced Raman scattering substrates. Proceedings of Photonics North (PN), 1.

Aziz, M. A. S. C., Othman, M. A., Amer, A., & Ghanim, A. R. M. (2024). Fabrication of crystalline silicon nanowires coated with graphene from graphene oxide on amorphous silicon substrate using excimer laser. Heliyon.

Tharwat, C., Badr, Y., Ahmed, S. M., Bishay, I. K., & Swillam, M. A. (2024). CW laser beam-based reduction of graphene oxide films for gas sensing applications. Optical and Quantum Electronics, 57(1), 69.

Dr. Tianyu Fu | Advanced Composites | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tianyu Fu | Advanced Composites | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tianyu Fu | Changzhou College of Information Technology | China

Dr. Tianyu Fu is a research-driven academic specializing in advanced manufacturing and electromagnetic-thermal coupling technologies, with a focus on Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) induction heating and composite processing systems. His expertise integrates mechanical design, electromagnetic field analysis, and automated composite fabrication, contributing to advancements in high-performance materials for aerospace and defense industries. His research portfolio includes multiple funded projects under the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Jiangsu Provincial Research Program, emphasizing adaptive dynamic superposition magnetic field technologies for precise temperature control and efficient curing processes. Dr. Fu has produced over ten SCI-indexed publications and provides peer review for leading journals in the field. His technical leadership extends to the development of a Key Laboratory for Carbon Fiber Pressure Vessel Forming Technology and collaborative projects with major industry partners such as COMAC and the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation. Among his significant achievements is the creation of China’s first robotic dry winding device for automated composite manufacturing, which has been successfully applied to military-grade composite shell production. His research continues to drive innovation in intelligent electromagnetic heating and carbon fiber composite applications.

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Featured Publications

Fu, T. (2025). Induction heating of CFRP based on macro-microscopic combination of dynamic superposition magnetic fields. Applied Composite Materials.

Prof. Dr. Todor Stoilov Todorov | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Todor Stoilov Todorov | Smart Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Todor Stoilov Todorov | Technical University of Sofia | Bulgaria

Todor Stoilov Todorov is a highly respected academic and researcher in mechanical engineering, known for his deep expertise in microelectromechanical systems and mechanism theory. He is affiliated with the Technical University of Sofia, where he leads the Laboratory of Microelectromechanical Systems within the Faculty of Industrial Technology. Over the years, he has held prominent academic positions including professor, department leader, and faculty dean. His work blends advanced theoretical knowledge with practical innovations, particularly in microscale mechanical systems. He is also recognized for his public service, having served as the mayor of his hometown. With a commitment to both academic excellence and technological advancement, he has played a key role in shaping engineering education and research in Bulgaria.

Professional Profile

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Education and Experience

Todor Todorov built his academic and professional journey at the Technical University of Sofia, where he has been a consistent contributor to teaching and research in mechanical engineering. He began his career as a researcher and steadily progressed through faculty roles, eventually becoming a full professor. His teaching portfolio includes subjects such as theory of mechanisms, machine elements, microtechnology, and nanoengineering. Beyond his academic work, he served in a leadership role in local government, bringing administrative experience to his professional profile. He has also taken on major responsibilities within the university, including leading departments and overseeing research laboratories. His experience reflects a well-rounded engagement in both theoretical and applied aspects of mechanical systems.

Summary Suitability

Professor Todor Stoilov Todorov is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given his long-standing academic leadership, pioneering research in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), and exceptional contributions to the advancement of mechanical engineering. With decades of service at the Technical University of Sofia, he currently leads the Laboratory of Microelectromechanical Systems and has previously served as Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Technology. His academic career spans roles from researcher to full professor, demonstrating a continuous progression grounded in excellence.

Professional Development

Throughout his career, Todor Todorov has demonstrated a continuous commitment to advancing his expertise and contributing to academic development. He has expanded his teaching to include emerging fields like microtechnology and nanoengineering while maintaining a strong foundation in classical mechanical theory. His professional path has been marked by leadership roles in both education and research, allowing him to guide curriculum development and mentor future engineers. As head of a key laboratory and former faculty dean, he has played a vital role in enhancing research infrastructure and academic quality. His dedication to professional growth is evident in his ability to integrate new technologies into traditional engineering principles, keeping his work relevant and forward-looking. He is also actively involved in research collaborations and institutional development efforts, highlighting his broad impact on the academic community.

Research Focus

Todor Todorov’s research focuses on the integration of mechanical engineering principles with microsystems technology. His primary areas of interest include microelectromechanical systems, theory of mechanisms, and electromechanical device design. His work emphasizes the development of miniature systems with high precision and efficiency, combining theoretical modeling with practical applications. He has contributed to the understanding and creation of mechanical elements used in both macro and micro scales, advancing innovation in device fabrication and functional design. His research also addresses optimization in mechanical system performance, aligning closely with current trends in automation and precision engineering. He brings a multidisciplinary perspective to his work, bridging mechanical theory with modern technological applications, and positioning his research within the broader domains of mechanical engineering, micro and nano systems, and electromechanical systems.

Awards and Honors

Todor Todorov has received recognition through his appointments to prominent leadership positions within both academic and public sectors. His selection as faculty dean and his role as head of a specialized research laboratory reflect the high regard in which he is held by his peers and institution. His career is marked by respect for his contributions to research, education, and public service. Though formal titles or distinctions are not specifically listed, his long-standing influence and leadership are themselves a testament to his achievements. His ability to balance academic excellence with administrative responsibilities highlights a career built on merit, dedication, and sustained impact in the field of engineering.

Publication Top Notes

  • Title: Dynamics of a Self-Excited Vibrating Thermal Energy Harvester with Shape Memory Alloys and PVDF Cantilevers
    Year: 2024
    Citation: 4

  • Title: Investigating a Detection Method for Viruses and Pathogens Using a Dual-Microcantilever Sensor
    Year: 2024
    Citation: 4

  • Title: Study of Self-Excited Thermomechanical Oscillator with Shape Memory Alloys
    Year: 2024
    Citation: 4

  • Title: Linear Interval Approximation of Sensor Characteristics with Inflection Points
    Year: 2023
    Citation: 7

  • Title: A Study of a Bistable Reciprocating Piston Pump Driven by Shape Memory Alloys and Recuperative Springs
    Year: 2023
    Citation: 7

  • Title: Energy Harvesting With Thermally Induced Vibrations in Shape Memory Alloys by a Constant Temperature Heater
    Year: 2022
    Citation: 9

Conclusion

Professor Todor Stoilov Todorov is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given his long-standing academic leadership, pioneering research in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), and exceptional contributions to the advancement of mechanical engineering. With decades of service at the Technical University of Sofia, he currently leads the Laboratory of Microelectromechanical Systems and has previously served as Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Technology. His academic career spans roles from researcher to full professor, demonstrating a continuous progression grounded in excellence.