Mohanraj | Civil Engineering | Young Scientist Award

Dr. R. Mohanraj , SRM University, Delhi-NCR, India.

Dr. R. Mohanraj, an accomplished civil engineer and educator, specializes in structural engineering with a Ph.D. from Anna University, Chennai (2023). Currently an Assistant Professor at SRM University, Delhi-NCR, he brings over eight years of academic and industrial expertise. His innovative research on enhancing concrete with natural additives highlights his commitment to sustainable engineering. Dr. Mohanraj has organized numerous workshops and seminars, enriching civil engineering education and research. A passionate mentor and member of professional bodies like ICI and ISTE, he strives to inspire the next generation of engineers.

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Education

Ph.D. in Structural Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, 2023.
M.E. in Structural Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, 2015 (CGPA: 8.01).
B.E. in Civil Engineering, Kongu Engineering College, Anna University, Chennai, 2012 (CGPA: 8.67).

Experience

Assistant Professor, SRM University, Delhi-NCR (2019–Present).
Assistant Professor, Excel Engineering College, Namakkal (2015–2019).
Assistant Professor, MVJ College of Engineering, Bangalore (5 months).
Graduate Assistant Engineer (Geo-Tech), SECON Consultancy, Bangalore (1 year).

Suitability For The Award

Dr. R. Mohanraj is a promising candidate for the Young Scientist Award, demonstrating a strong academic and professional background in Structural Engineering. His education, research, and teaching experiences make him an ideal nominee for this prestigious recognition.

Professional Development

Dr. R. Mohanraj is actively engaged in advancing civil engineering education and research. He has organized faculty development programs, hands-on workshops, and seminars on computational methods, modern building materials, and design techniques. His projects, such as enhancing concrete strength with nano-silicon dioxide, demonstrate his commitment to innovation. He participates in national and international development programs, including AICTE and MHRD-sponsored training on advanced structural methods. A skilled user of engineering tools like Revit and AutoCAD, he ensures his students gain practical, industry-relevant knowledge. His active roles in NAAC coordination and placement activities further his dedication to academic excellence.

Research Focus

Dr. Mohanraj’s research centers on sustainable and innovative materials in civil engineering. His Ph.D. explored the use of Euphorbia Tortilis cactus extract as a natural additive to enhance concrete properties. He continues to investigate novel materials like nano-silicon dioxide to improve concrete strength and durability. His work emphasizes environmentally friendly solutions for construction challenges, aligning with global sustainability goals. His focus includes computational methods, dynamic transport systems, and water treatment technologies, contributing to advanced civil engineering techniques for a greener future.

Awards and Honors

Certificate of Appreciation for 100% results in Prefabricated Structures, Excel Engineering College.
Cash Award of ₹11,000 for producing 93% results in 2015-16, Excel Group Institutions.
Best Result Achiever in Design of RC Elements (87.9%), Excel Group Institutions.
Certificate of Appreciation for excellence in Engineering Mechanics and Prefabricated Structures.
Recognized for NAAC coordination and placement achievements.

Publications

Enhancing concrete flexural behaviour with Euphorbia Tortilis cactus: Sustainable additive for improved load-carrying capacity and ductility
Indian Journal of Engineering and Materials Sciences, 2024, 31(3), pp. 388–396. Cited by: 0
Characterization of Euphorbia Tortilis Cactus Concrete Specimen by 3D X-ray Tomography
Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing, 2024, 60(6), pp. 692–698. Cited by: 1
Evaluation of compressive strength of Euphorbia Tortilis cactus infused M25 concrete by using ABAQUS under static load
Materials Letters, 2024, 356, 135600. Cited by: 6
Comparative analysis of aramid fiber reinforced polymer for strengthening reinforced concrete beam-column joints under cyclic loading
Materialwissenschaft und Werkstofftechnik, 2024. Cited by: 0
Enhancing concrete beam performance with PVA fibers, coal ash, and graphene fabric: A comprehensive structural analysis
International Journal of Coal Preparation and Utilization, 2024. Cited by: 0
Testing and Evaluation of Buckling and Tensile Performance of Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Angle Section with Different Joints/Connections
Journal of Testing and Evaluation, 2024, 52(1). Cited by: 2

Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro | Civil Engineering| Best Researcher Award

Dr. Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro, Universidade de Brasília (UnB), Brazil.

Dr. Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro is a dedicated civil engineer and researcher specializing in structural analysis and engineering materials. She holds a Master’s degree in Structures and Civil Construction from the University of Brasília, where she focused on the experimental analysis of precast sandwich panels under axial load. Her academic journey is enriched by various honors, publications, and participation in prestigious conferences. Kamirã’s passion for innovation in civil engineering drives her contributions to both academia and the broader engineering community.

Education and Experience

Master’s Degree in Structures and Civil Construction, University of Brasília (2021–2023)

Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering, Centro Universitário de Brasília (2018–2021)

Research on precast sandwich panels, titanium dioxide, and niobium pentoxide in civil engineering materials

Publications in renowned journals such as Buildings and the International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics

Conference Participation at national and international events in civil engineering

Suitability for The Award

Dr. Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro stands out as a promising candidate for the Best Researcher award due to her significant contributions to civil engineering, particularly in the fields of structural engineering and sustainable construction materials. Her academic journey, marked by a Master’s degree in Structures and Civil Construction from Universidade de Brasília, and her research efforts, demonstrate her commitment to advancing innovative and sustainable construction techniques.

Professional Development ()

Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro has actively contributed to the advancement of civil engineering through her participation in significant research projects and conferences. She has explored topics such as the mechanical properties of cement mortars, sandwich panels, and innovative materials like titanium dioxide and niobium oxide. Her work has been featured in renowned journals and conferences, reflecting her commitment to developing sustainable solutions in civil construction. Kamirã continues to expand her knowledge by collaborating with experts and publishing cutting-edge research. Her dedication to continuous learning makes her a rising star in the field.

Research Focus

Dr. Kamirã Barbosa Ribeiro’s research primarily revolves around civil engineering structures, with a particular emphasis on precast sandwich panels and innovative construction materials. She has explored the mechanical behavior of materials like titanium dioxide and niobium pentoxide in cement mortars. Her Master’s thesis focused on the experimental investigation of sandwich panels under axial loads, contributing valuable insights to the development of more efficient and sustainable building materials. Kamirã’s work reflects her commitment to driving innovation in civil engineering, with an emphasis on sustainable practices and structural efficiency.

Awards and Honors (

Honorable Mention in Undergraduate Scientific Research, Universidade de Brasília, 2021
Scholarship from Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), Master’s program
Publication recognition in top-tier journals like Buildings and *International Journal

Publication

Kamirã Ribeiro et al. (2023) “Experimental Investigation of Axially Loaded Precast Sandwich Panels” Buildings, DOI: 10.3390/buildings13081993, cited by 0