Jingyuan Zhao | Energy and Sustainability | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Jingyuan Zhao | Energy and Sustainability | Research Excellence Award

University of California Davis | United States

Jingyuan (Andy) Zhao, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professional Researcher and independent principal investigator at the University of California, Davis, internationally recognized for pioneering work in AI-enabled battery and energy systems. His research integrates multiphysics and multiscale modeling with advanced artificial intelligence to address battery safety, diagnostics, prognostics, and system-level optimization for electrified transportation.  He has led or co-led major U.S. and international research projects supported by USDOT, Caltrans, CEC, CARB, and national science foundations in China, while also translating research into industrial impact through prior leadership roles in electric vehicle battery intelligence. His academic training spans mechanical and vehicle engineering, complemented by extensive postdoctoral research in the U.S. and China. Dr. Zhao has received numerous honors, including Elsevier–Stanford World’s Top 2% Scientist and ScholarGPS Top 0.5% Scholar distinctions. Through interdisciplinary scholarship, global collaboration, and mentorship, his work advances safe, intelligent, and scalable battery energy systems, bridging laboratory innovation with real-world deployment and shaping the future of sustainable mobility.

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Review on Supercapacitors: Technologies and Performance Evaluation
J. Zhao, A.F. Burke, Journal of Energy Chemistry, 59, 276–291, 2021. (Citations: 602)


Autonomous Driving System: A Comprehensive Survey
J. Zhao, W. Zhao, B. Deng, Z. Wang, F. Zhang, et al., Expert Systems with Applications, 242, 122836, 2024. (Citations: 330)


Electrochemical Capacitors: Materials, Technologies and Performance
J. Zhao, A.F. Burke, Energy Storage Materials, 36, 31–55, 2021. (Citations: 202)


Electrochemical Capacitors: Performance Metrics and Evaluation by Testing and Analysis
J. Zhao, A.F. Burke, Advanced Energy Materials, 11(1), 2002192, 2021. (Citations: 182)


Machine Learning for Predicting Battery Capacity for Electric Vehicles
J. Zhao, H. Ling, J. Liu, J. Wang, A.F. Burke, Y. Lian, eTransportation, 15, 100214, 2023. (Citations: 171)

Ibrahim Khalil Kabir | Engineering and Technology | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Ibrahim Khalil Kabir | Engineering and Technology | Best Researcher Award

King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals | Saudi Arabia

Ibrahim Khalil Kabir is a control and robotics researcher working at the intersection of control theory and artificial intelligence, with a strong focus on learning-based robotics, socially aware navigation, and human–robot interaction. He holds an MSc in Systems and Control Engineering and a BEng in Mechatronics Engineering, with a solid academic record and advanced training in autonomous systems. His research experience spans graduate teaching and research assistantships, where he contributed to robot path planning, navigation, and hands-on laboratory instruction using real robotic platforms. His scholarly output includes peer-reviewed journal and conference publications covering UAV control, mobile robot navigation, deep reinforcement learning, and socially aware robotic systems. According to Google Scholar, his research profile reflects an emerging h-index supported by multiple indexed documents and a steadily growing citation count, indicating increasing impact in robotics and intelligent control research. His work has appeared in reputable venues such as IEEE Access, Machine Learning and Knowledge Extraction, and IEEE conferences. He has received several academic honors, including national merit scholarships and highest GPA awards. Overall, his research trajectory demonstrates a strong foundation and growing influence in intelligent robotics, positioning him well for advanced doctoral research in learning-enabled autonomous systems.

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Ho-jun Song | Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Ho-jun Song | Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence | Research Excellence Award

Postech | South Korea

Ho-jun Song is a dedicated researcher and Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science and Engineering, specializing in federated learning, edge intelligence, and AIoT systems. With an academic foundation grounded in advanced distributed learning, he has contributed to developing personalized, scalable, and diffusion-based FL frameworks tailored for heterogeneous and resource-constrained environments. He has gained extensive experience through work on edge AI architectures, large-scale experimental pipelines, and applied AI systems for surveillance, security, and military decision support. Professionally, he leads AI initiatives as the Head of AI Development at the Army Artificial Intelligence Center, overseeing deepfake detection, ontology-based LLM systems, and intelligent multi-sensor surveillance solutions. His research interests span federated learning, personalized models, diffusion-based FL, distributed deep learning, and AIoT innovation. His academic journey includes rigorous research under expert mentorship and collaborations with interdisciplinary teams. Although early in his career, he has already contributed impactful ideas such as multidimensional trajectory optimization for FL personalization. He aspires to advance secure, efficient, and adaptive AI systems while contributing to global AI research communities through innovative, mission-driven research.

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Song, H.-J., & Suh, Y.-J. (2025). HyFLM: A hypernetwork-based federated learning with multidimensional trajectory optimization on diffusion paths. Electronics, 14, Article 4704.