Qin Qin | Digital Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Qin Qin | Digital Image Processing | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Guilin University of Electronic Technology, China

Professor Qin Qin is a highly accomplished academic and researcher at Guilin University of Electronic Technology, serving as a professor and master’s supervisor in the field of electronic information. She plays a pivotal role in shaping regional scientific strategies as a recognized expert by the science and technology groups of Jiangxi, Hebei, and Guangxi provinces. In addition, she supports industrial innovation through her supervisory work for the Electronic Information Industry Association of Beihai City, Guangxi Province. Known for her expertise in cutting-edge technologies and interdisciplinary applications, she stands out as a thought leader dedicated to pushing the boundaries of research and education.

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Education

Professor Qin Qin’s academic background is rooted in electronic information engineering. Her education integrated core principles of signal processing, communication systems, and data technologies, which have become foundational to her research focus on image recognition, artificial intelligence, and sensor networks. This rigorous training laid the groundwork for her subsequent achievements as an educator and innovator, allowing her to effectively address complex challenges in both academic and applied technological contexts.

Experience

With an extensive career spanning academic research and technical consultancy, Professor Qin Qin has led more than ten science and technology projects across major national and provincial platforms. These include strategic initiatives sponsored by the Guangxi Science and Technology Department and the Beihai Science and Technology Bureau, reflecting her ability to deliver real-world solutions through applied research. Beyond the lab, she has also driven reforms in education through projects focused on big data and AI-enabled learning environments. Her combined experience in both educational innovation and industry collaboration underlines her role as a bridge between academia and practice.

Research Interest

Professor Qin Qin’s research interests focus on remote sensing, image change detection, semantic segmentation, and AI-based applications in environmental monitoring. Her recent studies address technical challenges in dynamic visual recognition, coastal ecosystem analysis, and AI-driven education systems. A central theme of her work is the design of adaptive, context-aware, and attention-enhanced models for processing complex image data. Her approach often integrates deep learning, multi-scale fusion, and perceptual parsing networks, making her contributions particularly impactful in the fields of geospatial intelligence and smart sensing.

Award

Professor Qin Qin has received significant recognition for her research and educational contributions. She has been honored with a special prize and a second prize for teaching excellence in Guangxi Province. These awards acknowledge her leadership in educational reform and her success in implementing innovative learning models based on artificial intelligence and big data. Her work has also earned attention at national levels, with several of her research projects receiving high-profile funding and collaboration support. She is currently nominated for the Women Research Award and Best Researcher Award, further reflecting her outstanding achievements in the scientific community.

Publication

Professor Qin Qin has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, contributing cutting-edge research in the domains of remote sensing and artificial intelligence.

  1. Remote Sensing Image Change Detection Based on Dynamic Adaptive Context Attention, Symmetry, 2025-05-20 — addresses high-accuracy visual change detection using context-aware models.

  2. Multi-Scale Feature Fusion Based on Difference Enhancement for Remote Sensing Image Change Detection, Symmetry, 2025-04-12 — explores advanced multi-scale fusion techniques to improve satellite image interpretation.

  3. Efficient Coastal Mangrove Species Recognition Using Multi-Scale Features Enhanced by Multi-Head Attention, Symmetry, 2025-03-19 — introduces novel feature extraction techniques for classifying vegetation in coastal zones.

  4. Construction of Multi-Scale Fusion Attention Unified Perceptual Parsing Networks for Semantic Segmentation of Mangrove Remote Sensing Images, Applied Sciences, 2025-01-20 — develops a perceptual model for ecological image segmentation.

  5. Research on Online Teaching Evaluation Based on CiteSpace, Book Chapter, 2023 — offers a bibliometric analysis approach to evaluating online education trends.

  6. Design of a Short-Wave Impedance Sampling Module Using Wheatstone Bridge, ACM International Conference Proceedings, 2022 — presents hardware solutions for electrical measurement applications.

  7. Medical Image Segmentation Model Based on Triple Gate MultiLayer Perceptron, Scientific Reports, 2022 — proposes an advanced segmentation model applicable to medical diagnostics.

These publications reflect a balance of theoretical depth and real-world applicability, having been cited by multiple researchers in fields ranging from environmental science to computational medicine.

Conclusion

Professor Qin Qin exemplifies the modern academic leader—an educator, researcher, and innovator whose work spans across disciplines to address both local and global challenges. Her contributions to remote sensing image analysis, artificial intelligence applications, and educational system reform have left a lasting mark on her field. With over 30 patents, major funded projects, and influential publications, she is a compelling figure in the global scientific landscape. Her forward-thinking approach and commitment to interdisciplinary research make her an ideal candidate for international recognition through awards that celebrate excellence in data science and innovation.

Zhaoxiang Zhang | Object Tracking | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Zhaoxiang Zhang | Object Tracking | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Unmanned System Research Institute, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

Professor Zhaoxiang Zhang is a distinguished researcher at the Unmanned System Research Institute of Northwestern Polytechnical University. His academic career is characterized by profound contributions to the fields of aerospace engineering, computer vision, and autonomous systems. With a strong foundation in remote sensing and artificial intelligence, Prof. Zhang has emerged as a thought leader in processing point cloud data, developing robust unsupervised learning models, and advancing autonomous navigation technologies. His research has not only contributed to the theoretical development of these fields but also addressed critical real-world challenges in aerospace and defense sectors.

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Education

Prof. Zhang pursued his academic training with a strong focus on aerospace technologies, remote sensing, and computational intelligence. His higher education and doctoral research revolved around spaceborne sensing systems, satellite navigation, and sensor fusion. This background equipped him with the analytical and technical foundation to bridge aerospace engineering with cutting-edge AI techniques. His graduate work emphasized image registration and attitude estimation, laying the groundwork for his later innovations in visual navigation and deep learning-based object tracking.

Experience

With years of experience leading both academic and applied research, Prof. Zhang has played a pivotal role in projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and multiple defense-sector institutions. He has successfully led a Youth Program grant and steered three vertical defense research subjects and two provincial-level initiatives. His research leadership spans the development of advanced deep learning architectures, unsupervised domain adaptation techniques, and lightweight models suitable for embedded aerospace systems. Prof. Zhang also contributes significantly to mentorship, guiding student teams that have earned national innovation awards and top honors at competitions like the Challenge Cup and Internet+ National Games.

Research Interests

Prof. Zhang’s research interests are multidisciplinary, encompassing aerospace target detection and recognition, attitude estimation, point cloud segmentation, multimodal data integration, and unsupervised model transfer. He focuses particularly on non-cooperative target tracking and cross-domain visual matching, crucial for autonomous navigation in dynamic or GPS-denied environments. His work also delves into scene change detection, pixel-level anomaly recognition, and the development of efficient, lightweight neural architectures for real-time applications on UAVs and small satellites. The fusion of AI with aerospace engineering in his work exemplifies a high-impact intersection of disciplines.

Awards

Prof. Zhang’s dedication to innovation and excellence has earned him national recognition. Notably, he has been honored with the Internet+ National Games Silver Award (twice) and the first prize in the prestigious Challenge Cup competition. Under his guidance, research group students have produced outstanding innovation outcomes recognized at the national level. These accolades underline his ability not only to conduct pioneering research but also to cultivate the next generation of innovators in aerospace AI technologies.

Publications

Prof. Zhang has authored over ten SCI-indexed publications as first or corresponding author. Seven of his most notable works include:

  1. Zhang Z, Ji A, Zhang L, et al. (2023). Unsupervised seepage segmentation pipeline based on point cloud projection with large vision model. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology — cited by 25 articles.

  2. Zhang Z, Xu Y, Song J, et al. (2023). Robust pose estimation for non-cooperative space objects. Scientific Reports — cited by 18 articles.

  3. Zhang Z, Xu Y, Song J, et al. (2023). Planet craters detection using unsupervised domain adaptation. IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems — cited by 30 articles.

  4. Zhang Z and Zhang L (2023). Rail Surface Defects Detection Using Multistep Domain Adaptation. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems — cited by 22 articles.

  5. Zhang Z, Ji A, Zhang L, et al. (2023). Deep learning for large-scale point cloud segmentation with causal inference. Automation in Construction — cited by 27 articles.

  6. Zhang Z, Xu Y, Cui Q, et al. (2022). Unsupervised SAR and Optical Image Matching. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing — cited by 41 articles.

  7. Song J, Zhang Z, Iwasaki A, et al. (2021). Augmented H∞ Filter for Satellite Jitter Estimation. IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems — cited by 36 articles.

Conclusion

Professor Zhaoxiang Zhang stands at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence with aerospace engineering. His extensive contributions in the domains of remote sensing, point cloud processing, and autonomous navigation have significantly advanced both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. As a mentor and leader, his influence extends beyond his own research to shaping the future of technological innovation through his students and collaborations. With a track record of impactful publications, national awards, and strategic project leadership, Prof. Zhang exemplifies the qualities of a transformative scientific thinker deserving of recognition in AI data science.

Muratulla Utenov | Data Visualization | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Muratulla Utenov | Data Visualization | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan

Muratulla Utenov is a distinguished academic in the field of mechanics and engineering, currently serving as a Professor in the Department of Mechanics at al-Farabi Kazakh National University. With over four decades of experience in teaching, research, and academic leadership, he has significantly contributed to the advancement of analytical methods in robotics, mechanism theory, and computational modeling. His innovative research has earned national and international recognition, particularly in the design and analysis of robotic manipulators and mechanical systems.

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Education

Professor Utenov’s academic journey began with a specialization in mechanics from S.M. Kirov Kazakh State University in 1975. He continued at the same university to earn his Candidate of Technical Sciences degree in 1989, focusing on advanced mechanical systems. In 2007, he was awarded a Doctor of Technical Sciences degree by al-Farabi Kazakh National University, where he deepened his research in analytical modeling, mechanics of manipulators, and robotic system dynamics. His academic training established a robust foundation for his long-standing career in mechanical engineering and applied mechanics.

Experience

Since 2012, Muratulla Utenov has been a full professor in the Department of Mechanics at al-Farabi KazNU. Prior to this, he held various teaching and research positions where he led academic initiatives in mechanical sciences and supervised numerous students at graduate and doctoral levels. His professional journey also includes collaborative research efforts with international scholars, resulting in influential conference presentations and high-quality journal publications. He has also led key research grants, including his principal investigator role for a project under the Research Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics focused on robotic system strength and stiffness from 2015 to 2017.

Research Interest

Professor Utenov’s research interests span a wide array of topics in mechanics and robotics. He specializes in analytical modeling of mechanical systems, computational determination of internal forces, kinematic and dynamic analysis of manipulators, and visualization of distributed loads in robotic structures. His work emphasizes precision modeling of parallel and serial manipulators using computational tools, with applications in automation, industrial robotics, and advanced mechanical systems. He also actively explores Maple and other simulation platforms to animate and visualize mechanical motions, further enhancing the theoretical understanding of robotic mechanisms.

Award

Throughout his career, Professor Utenov has been recognized for his excellence in research and academic leadership. His project on predicting the strength and stiffness of robotic mechanisms, funded by the Research Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, stands as a testament to his role as a thought leader in applied mechanics. Additionally, his contributions to international conferences and his partnerships with researchers from institutions worldwide underscore the recognition of his expertise on a global stage.

Publication

Professor Utenov has authored numerous impactful publications in both journals and international conference proceedings. Some of his significant journal works include:

Utenov, M., et al. “Analytical Method for Determination of Internal Forces of Mechanisms and Manipulators,” Robotics (MDPI), vol. 7, no. 3, p. 53, 2018 — cited by 25 articles.

Baigunchekov, Z., et al., “A Robomech Class Parallel Manipulator with Three Degrees of Freedom,” Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies, vol. 7, no. 105, pp. 44-56, 2020 — cited by 13 articles.

Utenov, M., et al., “Definition and Visualization of Distributed Dynamic Loads of Manipulators,” IFToMM Asian MMS 2024, pp. 405-413 — presented in 2024.

Utenov, M., et al., “3D Modeling Manipulator Movement and Direct Positional Kinematic Analysis,” IFToMM Asian MMS 2024, pp. 398-404 — presented in 2024.

Utenov, M., et al., “Animation of Motion of Mechanisms and Robot Manipulators in the Maple system,” ACM ICRCA 2017, pp. 30-34 — cited by 6 articles.

Baigunchekov, Z., Kalimoldaev, M., Utenov, M., et al., “Geometry and Direct Kinematics of Six-DOF Three-Limbed Parallel Manipulator,” ROMANSY 2016, pp. 39-46 — cited by 15 articles.

Baigunchekov, Z., Kalimoldaev, M., Utenov, M., et al., “Inverse Kinematics of Six-DOF Three-Limbed Parallel Manipulator,” RAAD 2016, pp. 171-178 — cited by 17 articles.

Conclusion

Professor Muratulla Utenov stands out as a pioneering researcher and educator in the field of mechanics and robotics. His deep-rooted expertise in mechanical analysis, combined with his dedication to advancing theoretical and practical knowledge in robotic systems, has left an enduring mark on the academic community. Through his extensive research, scholarly publications, and collaborative projects, he continues to shape the future of applied mechanics and inspire a new generation of mechanical engineers and researchers globally.