Takwa Hamdi | Engineering | Women Researcher Award

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Ms. Takwa Hamdi | Engineering | Women Researcher Award

PhD Candidate | National Engineering School of Gabes | Tunisia

Ms. Takwa Hamdi is a dedicated PhD student in Mechanical Engineering with a strong foundation in Engineering education, holding a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral-level specialization in Mechanical and Energy Engineering, with her research focusing on advanced combustion modeling, dual-fuel internal combustion engines, and sustainable alternative fuels. Her professional Engineering experience includes serving as an adjunct lecturer, where she taught courses on dismountable assembly processes, welding, CAD design, and supervised Engineering design projects, equipping students with practical and theoretical knowledge of Engineering principles. Her research interest lies in energy efficiency, low-emission combustion technologies, and the application of Engineering simulation tools such as Ansys Forte, SolidWorks, Matlab, Autocad, Mastercam, Abaqus, and Gnuplot, where she applies computational fluid dynamics and numerical methods to optimize Engineering performance. She has also contributed to scientific publications in the domain of dual-fuel compression ignition engines, showcasing her commitment to advancing Engineering sustainability. Ms. Hamdi has been recognized academically as a class valedictorian, which highlights her excellence and honor in the field of Engineering. Her Engineering research skills encompass analytical thinking, problem solving, and innovation, reinforced by her active engagement in teaching and scientific collaboration. In conclusion, Ms. Takwa Hamdi demonstrates a remarkable blend of Engineering knowledge, professional experience, and research capability, making her a promising researcher whose Engineering contributions are expected to have a significant impact on energy and sustainability fields.

Profile: Scopus

Featured Publications

1. Effects of H2 substitution on combustion and emissions in ammonia/diesel compression ignition engine. (2025). Energy Conversion and Management.

Dr. Minati Kumari Sahu | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Minati Kumari Sahu | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Researcher | CSIR NML | India

Dr. Minati Kumari Sahu has established herself as a dedicated professional in Engineering, with strong expertise in materials science, non-destructive testing, and quality management systems, demonstrating excellence in Engineering through her academic achievements including B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Tech., and Ph.D. in areas closely aligned with Engineering applications. Her professional experience spans advanced Engineering roles in CSIR-NML, NIT Jamshedpur, and Tata Steel, where she applied Engineering-driven approaches for material characterization, creep damage evaluation, weld defect assessment, and optimization of electromagnetic stirring parameters. With significant research contributions in Engineering-focused domains such as nonlinear ultrasonic testing, acoustic wave simulation, and signal processing, she has authored numerous SCI journal papers, patents, and software copyrights, proving her Engineering research skills. Her research interests remain centered on Engineering-based microstructural analysis, advanced NDE techniques, and computational modeling. Recognized with the prestigious Dr. M. Pancholy Memorial Award for best oral presentation, she has shown distinction in advancing Engineering knowledge. Her technical skills extend to Engineering software tools like COMSOL, MATLAB, and LabVIEW, enhancing her research capabilities in Engineering simulations and testing. Throughout her journey, she has contributed to Engineering by integrating academic insights with industrial applications, thereby bridging theoretical concepts with practical problem-solving. With a strong foundation in Engineering, coupled with honors and impactful publications, Dr. Minati Kumari Sahu stands as a role model in Engineering research and innovation. In conclusion, her career reflects a consistent pursuit of excellence in Engineering, combining knowledge, skills, and dedication to drive forward advancements in the field of Engineering. Her Google Scholar citations 46, h-index 5, i10-index 1, showcasing measurable research impact.

Profiles: ORCID | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1. Ghosh, A., Sahu, M., Singh, P. K., Kumar, S., Ghosh, M., & Sagar, S. P. (2019). Assessment of mechanical properties for dissimilar metal welds: A nondestructive approach. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 28(2), 900–907.

2. Sahu, M. K., Swaminathan, J., Bandhoypadhyay, N. R., & Sagar, S. P. (2018). Creep damage evaluation in P92 steel using second harmonic of high power ultrasonic signal. Materials Today: Proceedings, 5(2), 4467–4474.

3. Sahu, M., Ghosh, A., Dutta, C., Kumar, J., & Sagar, S. P. (2025). Creep strain prediction in power plant material via ANN modelling of nonlinear ultrasonic test results. Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation, 40(3), 932–953.

4. Sahu, M. K., & Sagar, S. P. (2021). Nonlinearity in the propagation of acoustic waves: Simulation and experimental validation in a creep damaged material. Materials Today: Proceedings, 44, 2251–2256.

5. Balamurugan, S., Mathan, G., Dey, A., Mukherjee, G., Sahu, M., & Pandey, J. C. (2012). Cracking of tungsten carbide rolls during hot rolling of branded rebars in a bar mill. Engineering Failure Analysis, 26, 182–191.