Parthasaarathi R | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Parthasaarathi R | Civil Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Parthasaarathi R | Civil Engineering – Assistant Professor at Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore, India

Er. R. Parthasaarathi is a dynamic structural engineering professional and academic researcher whose work bridges practical civil engineering challenges with cutting-edge sustainable innovations. With over a decade of combined industry and academic experience, he has consistently demonstrated excellence in structural analysis, material innovation, and sustainable concrete technology. Currently finalizing his Ph.D. in Structural Engineering, his scholarly output and practical engagements position him as a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions are rooted in experimental investigations, analytical modeling, and a strong passion for eco-conscious structural systems.

Academic Profile

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Education

His educational path reflects a steady climb through the academic ranks of engineering excellence. He began with a Diploma in Civil Engineering from Muthayammal Polytechnic, followed by a Bachelor’s degree (B.E.) in Civil Engineering from Anna University Regional Center, Coimbatore. He then completed a Master’s degree (M.E.) in Structural Engineering from Mahendra Engineering College under Anna University with distinction. Currently, he has submitted his doctoral thesis in Structural Engineering at the Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, focusing on performance-optimized composite structures and sustainable reinforcement materials.

Experience

Er. Parthasaarathi’s experience spans over 10 years, including roles in industry, academia, and international training. He worked as a Site Engineer with Gee Pee Constructions, gaining first-hand knowledge of real-world structural execution. He then transitioned into academia, serving as an Assistant Professor at SVS College of Engineering and later at Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore. Additionally, he contributed globally as a Technical Trainer through ASTI Academy, UAE, specializing in civil engineering software and design standards. His practical, teaching, and mentorship roles demonstrate a holistic approach to engineering education and application.

Research Interest

His research revolves around sustainable construction materials, fiber-reinforced composites, structural retrofitting, and nanotechnology applications in concrete. He actively explores the use of natural fibers (coir, coconut shell, bamboo) and nano-enhanced materials (e.g., graphene oxide) as sustainable alternatives in concrete structures. His work addresses environmental concerns and promotes eco-friendly construction techniques that meet modern performance demands while reducing carbon footprints.

Awards and Recognitions

Though early in his formal research career, Er. Parthasaarathi has received notable academic attention. He has published in several SCI and Scopus-indexed journals, with multiple citations across civil and structural research databases. He has also presented his work at international conferences such as ERTSE at VIT Chennai and Selvam College of Technology, drawing appreciation for his novel material testing frameworks. His work contributes directly to the global agenda of green infrastructure and sustainable development goals.

Publications

  1. 🏗️ “An In-depth Assessment of the Structural Integrity and Advantages of Bamboo-Reinforced Cement Concrete Elements (BRCC)”, published in Revista Materia (2024, SCI-indexed) – This paper is gaining traction for its sustainable reinforcement proposal using bamboo alternatives.
  2. 🧱 “A Stiffness Analysis of Treated and Non-Treated Meshed Coir Layer Fibre Reinforced Cement Concrete”, AIP Conference Proceedings (2023, Scopus) – This study contributes to rural and low-cost housing applications.
  3. ⚙️ “Development of High-Performance Concrete by Using Nanomaterial Graphene Oxide in Partial Replacement for Cement”, AIP Conference Proceedings (2023, Scopus) – Highly cited for advancing concrete strength and durability using nanomaterials.
  4. 🔬 “Utilizing Recycled Nanomaterials as a Partial Replacement for Cement to Create High-Performance Concrete”, SCI-indexed journal (2023) – This paper has become a benchmark in waste-reuse research.
  5. 🥥 “Analyzing the Impact and Investigating Coconut Shell Fiber Reinforced Concrete (CSFRC) under Varied Loading Conditions”, ARASET Journal (2023, Scopus) – A promising approach to biodegradable reinforcement techniques.
  6. ♻️ “Study on Stiffness Characteristics of Concrete with Partial Replacement of Solid Waste”, IJNRD (2022) – Cited in discussions on circular construction strategies.
  7. 🔍 “An Experimental Study on Flexural Behavior of Concrete Beam by Partially Replaced Cement Using Waste Glass Powder”, IJRDT (2016) – One of his earliest works laying the groundwork for eco-concrete exploration.

Conclusion

Er. R. Parthasaarathi stands as a promising researcher at the intersection of material innovation and structural design. His ability to align engineering practices with sustainability goals makes his work highly relevant in today’s climate-conscious construction industry. His blend of academic excellence, experimental rigor, and industrial exposure enhances his credibility as a future leader in civil engineering research. Based on his impactful publications, dedicated service in teaching and training, and ongoing contributions to sustainable building solutions, he is undoubtedly a worthy nominee for the Best Researcher Award. His future trajectory holds potential for global collaboration, patent-driven innovation, and high-impact contributions to structural engineering.

Assist. Prof. Dr. Abolfazl Shahabodini | structural mechanics | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Abolfazl Shahabodini | structural mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Abolfazl Shahabodini | structural mechanics – Assistant professor at Vali-e-Asr university of Rafsanjan, Iran

Dr. Abolfazl Shahabodini is a distinguished faculty member at Vali-e-Asr University of Rafsanjan in Iran. He is recognized for his expertise in solid mechanics, nonlinear vibrations, and multiscale modeling of nanostructures. His research bridges theoretical mechanics and practical applications, particularly in nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS), damage detection, and advanced composite materials. With an impressive academic and research background, Dr. Shahabodini has made significant contributions to both academia and industry, earning national recognition and international citations.

Profile:

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Education:

Dr. Shahabodini earned his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering (Solid Mechanics/Dynamics) from the University of Guilan, where he was recognized as the top graduate and honored by the National Elites Foundation. His doctoral work involved computational simulation of nonlinear vibrations in carbon nanotubes. He also holds an M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering (Applied Design) and a B.Sc. in Solid Mechanics, graduating with high distinction. His solid academic foundation has empowered his rise as a leading researcher in mechanical and nanoengineering.

Experience:

Since 2018, Dr. Shahabodini has served as a faculty member at Vali-e-Asr University, teaching a broad spectrum of undergraduate and graduate-level mechanical engineering courses. He has also contributed to curriculum development and research mentorship. His practical experience includes collaborations on industrial consultancy projects, particularly in reverse engineering and lithium-ion battery vibration analysis. Additionally, he has conducted technical workshops and served as a reviewer for prestigious journals, demonstrating leadership in both research and education.

Research Interests:

Dr. Shahabodini’s primary research interests include:

  • Nonlinear and linear vibration analysis of nano/macrostructures

  • Atomistic-continuum multiscale modeling

  • Structural health monitoring and fracture mechanics

  • Functionally Graded Materials (FGMs) and nanocomposites

  • Thermal and mechanical behavior of carbon-based nanomaterials

  • Surface elasticity theories and the Differential Quadrature Method (DQM)
    These interests reflect his focus on innovative simulation methods and applications across structural, aerospace, and nanoengineering domains.

Awards:

  • 🏆 Outstanding Paper Award (2023) – Recognized by the Presidential Office for Nanotechnology (Iran) for a paper on nonlocal shell modeling of carbon nanotubes.

  • 🥇 Best Paper Award (2022) – Honored by Oxford University Press (Journal of Mechanics) for work on vibration analysis of nanoplates in thermal environments.

  • 🎖️ National Elite Status – Selected by the National Elites Foundation of Iran for Research in Lieu of Military Service.
    These accolades highlight his national impact, research excellence, and commitment to advancing knowledge in his field.

Publications:

📘 “A thickness-independent nonlocal shell model for carbon nanotube stability”
Composite Structures, 2013 – A foundational model, cited 80+ times.
🧪 “Three-dimensional surface elastic model under thermal environment”
Journal of Mechanics, 2021 – Best Paper Award; cited for nano-vibration modeling.
📐 “Atomistic-continuum modeling of carbon nanotubes”
Composite Structures, 2018 – 60+ citations for advanced vibrational analysis.
🔬 “Vibrational analysis of graphene sheets on elastic foundations”
European Physical Journal Plus, 2019 – Multiscale method applied in NEMS design.
🌡️ “Thermal buckling of multi-walled carbon nanotubes”
Journal of Thermal Stresses, 2013 – Cited for coupling temperature effects in nanostructures.
📊 “Size-dependent bending analysis of microplates”
Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures, 2016 – Referenced in microdevice modeling.
📚 “Free vibration of functionally graded nanoplates”
Physica E, 2016 – Cited for weak-form elasticity modeling in FGMs.

Conclusion:

Dr. Abolfazl Shahabodini is a highly accomplished academic and researcher with an exceptional record of impactful publications, award-winning research, and contributions to industrial innovation. His expertise in modeling nano/microstructures and solving complex mechanical problems makes him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His blend of theoretical insight, practical application, and educational leadership embodies the qualities this award seeks to recognize.