Adamu Wahab | Sustainable Metallurgy | Recycling and Circular Materials Award

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Mr. Adamu Wahab | Sustainable Metallurgy | Recycling and Circular Materials Award

Enyan Denkyira Senior High Technical School | Ghana

Adamu Wahab is a construction technology researcher and educator with expertise in sustainable construction materials, building technology, and the integration of artificial intelligence in STEM and TVET education. He holds a Master of Philosophy degree in Construction Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Technology Education, with research training focused on the characterization and performance of alternative and eco-friendly construction materials. His professional experience spans secondary and technical education teaching, site supervision in the construction industry, administrative academic support, and vocational training, providing him with strong practical and pedagogical grounding. His research interests include sustainable and circular construction materials, natural fibre composites, low-carbon building materials, construction safety, AI-driven educational tools, and innovation in construction practices. He has authored multiple peer-reviewed journal articles addressing sustainable materials, green skills development, and AI applications in construction and education, and actively contributes as a journal reviewer and editorial team member in materials and civil engineering–related fields. He regularly participates in international conferences, seminars, and professional development workshops. Overall, his work reflects a commitment to advancing sustainable construction practices, enhancing technical education, and supporting innovation through interdisciplinary research and knowledge dissemination.

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Baurzhan Amiraliyev | Advanced Materials | Early Career Researcher Award

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 Mr. Baurzhan Amiraliyev | Advanced Materials | Early Career Researcher Award

M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University | Kazakhstan

Amiraliyev Baurzhan Beisenbekovich is the Head of the Laboratory of the Department of Life Safety and Environmental Protection at M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University. He holds a higher education degree and a master’s degree in Chemical Technology from the same university and is currently pursuing doctoral studies  in Chemical Technology of Refractory Non-Metallic and Silicate Materials. With extensive experience in chemical engineering and sustainable materials research, he has led and participated in numerous national projects focusing on innovative construction technologies and industrial waste utilization. His research interests encompass energy-efficient processes, composite cements, and environmental protection. Dr. Amiraliyev has authored multiple publications in Scopus-indexed journals such as the Journal of Composites Science and Technobius, and holds several patents related to advanced material technologies. He has achieved notable recognition, including 1st and 3rd place awards in innovative project competitions in 2013. His scholarly output includes over 3 scientific documents, an h-index of 2, and 11 citations reflecting his contributions to sustainable construction and chemical technology. Collaborating with Belgorod State Technological University and D.I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia, he continues to advance research in eco-efficient materials and resource optimization.

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Amiraliyev, B. B., Taimasov, B. T., Potapova, E. N., Sarsenbaev, B. K., Begentayev, M. M., Dauletiyarov, M. S., Kuandykova, A. E., Abdullin, A. A., Ainabekov, N., & Auyesbek, S. (2025). Heat treatment of clay shales and their utilization as active mineral additives for the production of composite cements. Journal of Composites Science.

Kuandykova, A. E., Taimasov, B. T., Potapova, E. N., Sarsenbayev, B. K., Begentayev, M. M., Dauletiyarov, M. S., Amiraliyev, B. B., Zhanikulov, N. N., & Abdullin, A. A. (2024). Production of Portland cement clinker based on industrial waste. Journal of Composites Science.

Imanaliyev, K., Amiraliyev, B. B., Akmalaiuly, K., Kuldeyev, E., Yunusaliyev, E., & Aymenov, Zh. (2024). Investigation of technological parameters for production of heat-insulating arbolite on the basis of developed slag alkaline composite binders. Technobius.

Amiraliyev, B. B., Abdullin, A. A., Kuandykova, A. E., & Potapova, E. N. (2024). Energy-saving technology for producing white Portland cement clinker. Advances in Chemistry and Chemical Technology, 38(2), 8–11.

Zhantasov, K. T., Lavrov, B. A., Anan’ev, N. I., Zhantasova, D. M., & Amiraliyev, B. B. (2014). Adding carbon-bearing waste to coke in ferrosilicon and zinc-phosphide production. Coke and Chemistry, 57(12), 493–496.