Mayank Choubey | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Mayank Choubey | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

SGT University Gurugram Haryana | India

Dr. Mayank Choubey is an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of manufacturing engineering, currently serving as an Assistant Professor with strong expertise in advanced and digital manufacturing technologies. He holds a solid educational background in mechanical and manufacturing engineering and has gained substantial teaching and research experience at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His research interests span hybrid machining, additive and digital manufacturing, micro-machining, simulation-driven process optimization, and finite element analysis, with a focus on improving manufacturing efficiency and precision. He is the author of three ISBN-registered books and has five patents published or under process, demonstrating a strong orientation toward innovation and applied research. In addition, he serves on the editorial board of an academic journal and actively contributes as a peer reviewer. His academic contributions are supported by verified research documents and citation records available through recognized scholarly platforms. Overall, Dr. Choubey’s consistent research output, academic service, and innovation-driven mindset make him a deserving candidate for research excellence recognition.

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Featured Publications

A Review on Vibration-Assisted EDM, Micro-EDM and WEDM
K.P. Maity, M. Choubey, Surface Review and Letters, 26(05), 1830008, 2019. (Citations: 81)

Algae: A Potential Feedstock for Third Generation Biofuel
R.S. Powar, A.S. Yadav, C.S. Ramakrishna, S. Patel, M. Mohan, et al., Materials Today: Proceedings, 63, A27–A33, 2022. (Citations: 60)

Finite Element Modeling of Material Removal Rate in Micro-EDM Process with and without Ultrasonic Vibration
M. Choubey, K.P. Maity, A. Sharma, Grey Systems: Theory and Application, 10(3), 311–319, 2020. (Citations: 33)

Modeling and Process Simulation of Vibration Assisted Workpiece in Micro-EDM Using FEM
K.P. Maity, M. Choubey, World Journal of Engineering, 13(3), 242–250, 2016. (Citations: 16)

A Review on Various Methods to Improve Process Capabilities of Electrical Discharge Machining Process
M. Choubey, M. Rawat, Materials Today: Proceedings, 47, 2756–2764, 2021. (Citations: 10)

Liu Ying | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Liu Ying | Mechanical Engineering | Research Excellence Award

East China Jiaotong University | China

Ying Liu is a dedicated researcher and Lecturer specializing in vehicle engineering with a strong academic trajectory and growing research impact, reflected in an h-index of 2, 4 published documents, and 14 citations across indexed platforms. She earned a combined Master’s and PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering from Shanghai University, followed by a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation from Changchun Institute of Technology. Her professional career includes serving as a Lecturer at East China Jiaotong University, where she contributes to teaching, mentoring, and interdisciplinary research. Her work focuses on target optimization, image detection, reinforcement learning, computer vision, intelligent control, and smart vehicle technologies. She has completed five research projects, contributed to two national-level and multiple provincial and horizontal projects, and actively engages in consultancy with ten industry-linked initiatives. She has authored seven SCI-indexed papers, produced twenty-five patents, and participated in major scientific collaborations including a project funded with 5 million yuan. As a recipient of Jiangxi’s Early-Career Young Talents Program, she continues to advance innovation in intelligent vehicle systems. She remains committed to impactful research, advancing engineering applications, and contributing to societal and technological development.

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Featured Publications

Liu, Y., & [Co-author(s) if any]. (2025). Continuous path tracking of robots based on positioning error compensation with iterative learning control. IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement.

Rongliang Liu | Social Sciences | Young Innovator Award

Mr. Rongliang Liu | Social Sciences | Young Innovator Award

Shaanxi Normal University | China

Dr. Liu Rongliang is an interdisciplinary researcher whose work bridges physical geography, geomorphology, and art aesthetics, with a strong focus on the emerging theory of “Wind–Sand Geomorphic Landscape and Its Aesthetic Theory.” With an academic foundation rooted in oil painting at Chongqing University, where he completed both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees, he later expanded his scholarly pathway through doctoral training that synergized artistic insight with geographical science. His research explores aeolian landforms, desert landscapes, and human–environment interactions through both scientific analysis and aesthetic interpretation. Dr. Liu has published influential work in internationally indexed journals, including Landscape Research, with growing citation counts-0, an increasing h-index-0, and document-2. He has contributed to book chapters, creative research outputs, and innovative studies merging visual art with Earth surface processes. His experience includes research project participation, academic collaborations, and contributions to aesthetic geography. His research interests span aeolian geomorphology, landscape aesthetics, environmental art theory, and interdisciplinary design. Recognized for advancing cross-domain knowledge, he continues to develop theoretical frameworks and visual methodologies that inspire new understandings of desert systems. His career reflects a commitment to innovation, scholarly excellence, and expanding the dialogue between geography and art.

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Featured Publications

Liu, R., Dong, Z., Shi, J., & Wang, J. (2025). Aesthetic characteristics of aeolian landforms. Landscape Research. Advance online publication.