Qiaoning Yang | Signal & Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Qiaoning Yang | Signal & Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor | Beijing University of Chemical Technology | China

Qiaoning Yang is an Associate Professor at the College of Information Science, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, with expertise spanning control science and engineering, signal and information processing, image processing, deep learning, and computer vision. She earned her doctoral degree with a specialization in control science and engineering and has developed a sustained academic career combining teaching, research, and applied innovation within a leading technological institution. Her contributions have advanced the integration of signal processing, image analysis, and computer vision into real-world engineering solutions across industry and applied technology domains. She is a professional member of the China Society of Image and Graphics and is recognized for her sustained research excellence, interdisciplinary innovation, and commitment to advancing intelligent engineering systems, with a scholarly impact reflected by 436 citations, an h-index of 8, and an i10-index of 7.

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Deep convolution neural network-based transfer learning method for civil infrastructure crack detection
Q. Yang, W. Shi, J. Chen, W. Lin – Automation in Construction (221 citations)
Human posture recognition and fall detection using Kinect V2 camera
Y. Xu, J. Chen, Q. Yang, Q. Guo – Chinese Control Conference (41 citations)
Real-time comprehensive image processing system for detecting concrete bridges crack
W. Lin, Y. Sun, Q. Yang, Y. Lin – Computers and Concrete (15 citations)

Sina Saadati | Signal & Image Processing | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Sina Saadati | Signal & Image Processing | Research Excellence Award

Computer Scientist | Amirkabir University of Technology | Iran

Sina Saadati is an emerging researcher and academic affiliated with a higher education and research institution, with expertise spanning interdisciplinary scientific and engineering research. He holds advanced academic degrees with specialization aligned to his research domain, supported by rigorous scholarly training that underpins his analytical and methodological contributions. His professional experience includes active involvement in research projects, collaborative investigations, and academic responsibilities that demonstrate leadership, independence, and commitment to knowledge advancement. His research focuses on targeted thematic areas within his field, with peer-reviewed scholarly publications contributing to the academic literature and supporting evidence-based innovation. His work has achieved measurable academic impact, reflected in 21 citations, an h-index of 3, and an i10-index of 0, indicating growing recognition within the research community. In addition to his research output, he has engaged with the scholarly ecosystem through professional memberships, academic service, and adherence to recognized research standards, positioning him as a dedicated and promising contributor suitable for award recognition.

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Featured Publications

Revolutionizing Endometriosis Treatment: Automated Surgical Operation through Artificial Intelligence and Robotic Vision

S. Saadati, M. Amirmazlaghani – Journal of Robotic Surgery, Vol. 18(1), p. 383, 2024

A Natural Way of Solving a Convex Hull Problem

S. Saadati, M. Razzazi – Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, India Section A, 2025

Cloud and IoT Based Smart Agent-Driven Simulation of Human Gait for Detecting Muscle Disorders

S. Saadati, A. Sepahvand, M. Razzazi – Heliyon, Vol. 11(2), 2025

Nahid: AI-Based Algorithm for Operating Fully-Automatic Surgery

S. Saadati – arXiv Preprint, arXiv:2401.08584

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Krzysztof Stepien | Signal & Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Krzysztof Stepien | Signal & Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

Head of Department of Metrology and Modern Manufacturing | Kielce University of Technology | Poland

Assoc. Prof. Krzysztof Stępień is a distinguished researcher and academic leader at the Department of Metrology and Modern Manufacturing, Kielce University of Technology, specializing in precision engineering, geometrical metrology, and surface texture analysis. He earned his Master of Science and Doctor of Science degrees in Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering from Kielce University of Technology, where his doctoral research focused on cylindricity measurement errors using the V-block method. He later obtained his habilitation from the Warsaw University of Technology for pioneering work on new methods for measuring and evaluating form deviations of rotating elements. Throughout his academic career, he has held multiple leadership roles, including Head of the Department of Metrology and Modern Manufacturing, Head of the Institute of Technological Measuring Systems, and Head of the Laboratory of Computer-Aided Measurements of Geometrical Quantities, contributing significantly to advancing metrological research and education. His research focuses on form and surface metrology, signal processing in measurement systems, and adaptive measurement methods, with publications in top journals such as Precision Engineering, Measurement Science and Technology, and the International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology. Prof. Stępień’s contributions have been widely recognized through professional honors, research collaborations, and editorial and scientific committee memberships, reflecting his commitment to innovation and excellence in modern manufacturing metrology.

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Featured Publications

Stępień, K.*, Algorithm for sensor nonlinearity compensation in measurements of geometric deviations of rotating elements with variable diameter. Precision Engineering, Accepted.

Janecki, D., Stępień, K.*, & Adamczak, S., Adaptive cylindricity measurements with the use of circumferential section strategy. Int. J. Adv. Manuf. Technol., 2024, 132, 585–600.

Stępień, K., In situ measurement of cylindricity—Problems and solutions. Precision Engineering, 2014, 38(3), 697–701.

Janecki, D., Stępień, K., & Adamczak, S., Sphericity measurements by the radial method: I. Mathematical fundamentals. Meas. Sci. Technol., 2016, 27(1), 015005.