Mingzhuo Dai | Supply Chain Management | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mingzhuo Dai | Supply Chain Management | Best Researcher Award

Huazhong University of Science and Technology | China

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Academic Career Overview of Dr. Mingzhuo Dai

Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Mingzhuo Dai began his academic journey with a Master’s degree from the School of Business, Jiangnan University, where he studied a range of advanced courses such as Western economics, management, marketing, operations research, and game theory. His strong foundation in management and analytical methods laid the groundwork for his transition into doctoral research. Currently, he is pursuing a Doctorate at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, School of Management, with research focused on the closed-loop supply chain, platform economy, blockchain applications, and live streaming selling. These areas highlight his commitment to addressing contemporary challenges in digital economies and sustainable supply chain practices.

Professional Endeavors

Dr. Dai’s scholarly contributions have been recognized through several peer-reviewed journal publications. His works have appeared in leading journals such as Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, Omega, and the Asia-Pacific Journal of Operational Research. These papers demonstrate his ability to integrate theoretical modeling with real-world applications, particularly in operations management, digital platforms, and sustainable supply chains.

Contributions and Research Focus

The central theme of Dr. Dai’s research lies in the intersection of supply chain management and emerging digital platforms. His work on topics such as advance selling under uncertainty, refurbishing authorization strategies, and distribution channel choices has provided valuable insights into how businesses can optimize operations in a data-driven economy. Additionally, his exploration of blockchain technologies and live streaming commerce highlights his forward-looking approach in understanding evolving market dynamics.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Dai’s research has not only gained academic recognition but also practical relevance. His publications provide actionable insights for businesses navigating platform economies, food safety supply chains, and digital commerce ecosystems. Furthermore, his research projects funded by the Ministry of Education’s Humanities and Social Science Fund and the Jiangsu Colleges Fund underscore the societal and industrial impact of his work, especially in food supply chain safety and online risk regulation.

Academic Recognition and Awards

His academic excellence has been acknowledged through numerous honors. He received the Xian-De Zhao Best Paper Award at the 17th International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management and the Excellent Paper Award at the 4th Annual Conference of the Chinese Society for Risk Management. Alongside international recognition, Dr. Dai has also earned scholarships, merit student distinctions, and competitive awards at both the school and provincial levels, reflecting his consistent academic performance and leadership.

Academic Sites and Networks

Dr. Dai maintains an active academic presence through his contributions to journals and conferences, which provide avenues for collaboration and knowledge exchange. His research visibility is supported by his engagement in academic societies and platforms, ensuring the dissemination of his work to a broader scholarly community.

Legacy and Future Contributions

As Dr. Dai continues his doctoral research, his work is poised to shape the future of closed-loop supply chains, blockchain-enabled governance, and digital commerce strategies. His blend of theoretical rigor and practical application positions him as a rising scholar in the fields of operations management and digital economy research. Looking forward, his contributions are expected to influence both academia and industry by fostering sustainable practices and innovative economic models.

Conclusion

Dr. Mingzhuo Dai’s academic journey reflects a strong balance of scholarly excellence, practical relevance, and forward-looking research. With his growing body of impactful publications, prestigious awards, and funded projects, he is building a distinguished career that bridges management theory with digital innovation. His trajectory suggests a lasting legacy in advancing supply chain sustainability and digital transformation research, making him a valuable contributor to both the academic and professional communities.

Notable Publications

"Implications of Refurbishing Authorization Strategy and Distribution Channel Choice in a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

  • Author: Pu, Xujin; Dai, Mingzhuo; Zhang, Wen
  • Journal: Asia-Pacific Journal of Operational Research
  • Year: 2024

"Quality and selling format choices in a supply chain considering remanufacturing competition

  • Author: Zhang, Wen; Dai, Mingzhuo
  • Journal: Kybernetes
  • Year: 2023

 

 

Yanjun Xu | Blockchain | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Yanjun Xu | Blockchain | Best Researcher Award

Senior Engineer at Tongji University, China

Yanjun Xu is a Senior Engineer and current Ph.D. candidate at Tongji University, Shanghai. With a strong foundation in operating systems and high-performance computing, he has contributed to advancing software-hardware co-simulation in robotics and optimizing kernel compilation processes. His work spans research, development, and practical innovation in virtual simulation and blockchain-integrated educational tools.

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🎓Education Background

  • Bachelor’s Degree – Ocean University of China, 2010

  • Master’s Degree – Xi’an Polytechnic University, 2013

  • Ph.D. Candidate – Tongji University

💼 Professional Development

Yanjun Xu currently serves as a Senior Engineer at Tongji University. He has been actively involved in high-precision software and hardware co-simulation for robot development and has led virtual simulation projects. His work includes kernel-level system optimization, compiler enhancement, and integration of emerging technologies in real-world applications.

🔬Research Focus

  • Operating Systems

  • High-Performance Computing

  • Robotic Simulation

  • Compiler Optimization

  • Blockchain Applications in Education

📈Author Metrics:

  • Citation Index: 80

  • Books Published: 1

    • ISBN: 978-7-115-55608-0

  • Key Publications (SCI/Scopus):

    • Collaborative Motivation Framework Leveraging Similar Interest Behavior in Semantic Web Applications

    • CGNet: Improving Contour-guided Capability for RGB-D Semantic Segmentation

    • GANet: Geometry-aware Network for RGB-D Semantic Segmentation

    • A Blockchain-Based Certificate Management System for Online Education

🏆Awards and Honors:

  • Active Member, Shanghai Blockchain Association

  • Contributor to the Open Atom Foundation Community

  • Recognized for contributions to open-source compiler development and system optimization

📝Publication Top Notes

📝 1. A Two-Way Dynamic Adaptive Pricing Resource Allocation Model Based on Combinatorial Double Auctions in Computational Network

  • Journal: Computer Communications

  • Publication Date: April 2025

  • Type: Journal Article

  • DOI: 10.1016/j.comcom.2025.108170

  • Contributors: Yanjun Xu, Chunqi Tian, Wei Wang, Lizhi Bai, Xuhui Xia

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  • Summary:  This paper proposes a two-way dynamic adaptive pricing model for resource allocation using a combinatorial double auction mechanism in computational networks. The model is designed to handle the complexity of multi-party bidding and resource matching efficiently. By incorporating adaptive pricing strategies, the system dynamically balances supply and demand in real time, improving overall allocation efficiency. The method shows promising performance in cloud and edge computing scenarios, especially where resources are heterogeneously distributed and demand is volatile.

📝 2. Collaborative Motivation Framework Leveraging Similar Interest Behavior in Semantic Web Applications

  • Journal: International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IJSWIS)

  • Publication Date: December 28, 2024

  • Type: Journal Article

  • DOI: 10.4018/IJSWIS.365912

  • Contributors: Yanjun Xu, Chunqi Tian, Yaoru Sun, Haodong Zhang

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  • Summary:  This research introduces a collaborative motivation framework that enhances user engagement in semantic web platforms by leveraging similar interest behavior. The proposed system models semantic relevance and behavioral similarity to personalize recommendations and group formation. This approach is particularly beneficial in social knowledge-sharing systems and e-learning platforms, where collaborative filtering alone may fall short. The framework shows strong potential for increasing user satisfaction and platform interactivity.

Conclusion:

Dr. Yanjun Xu exhibits all the hallmarks of an emerging global research leader. His technical depth, innovation in blockchain and systems research, publication record, and active community engagement make him a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award.

He bridges practical engineering challenges with advanced academic research, particularly in virtual simulation, semantic web systems, and blockchain-integrated education technologies. With continued growth in international collaborations and broader dissemination of his applied research, Dr. Xu is on a clear path to becoming a thought leader in computational systems and blockchain innovation.

Recommendation: Highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award.

Zahra Seyedzadeh | Supply chain | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Zahra Seyedzadeh | Supply chain | Best Researcher Award

Zahra Seyedzadeh at Iran university of science and technology, Iran.

Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh is a dedicated researcher and analyst specializing in industrial engineering, optimization, and systems analysis. She has contributed significantly to research projects in supply chain design, emergency medical services, and machine learning applications. As a distinguished researcher under Iran’s National Elites Foundation, she has been involved in impactful studies on sustainable supply chains, data analytics, and decision-making techniques.

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Education Background

  • Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering (Optimization & Systems Analysis) – Iran University of Science and Technology (2021–Present, Exceptional Talent Admission, GPA: 18.86/20)
  • M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering (Optimization & Systems Analysis) – Iran University of Science and Technology (2017–2019, GPA: 17.79/20)
  • B.Sc. in Industrial Engineering – Ershad University (2013–2017, GPA: 18/20)

Professional Development

Zahra has gained diverse experience across research and industry. She interned at the Institute for Research and Planning in Commerce and served as an Analyst at the Customs Administration of Iran. Recognized as a Distinguished Researcher under the Shahid Ahmadi Roshan Program, she has actively contributed to research and planning initiatives in commerce, logistics, and industrial systems.

Research Focus

Her research focuses on supply chain optimization, decision-making techniques, emergency medical services network design, data mining applications, and machine learning in supply chain forecasting. She has worked extensively on designing robust and sustainable supply chain networks under uncertainty, ranking suppliers, and preprocessing methods for diverse data types.

Author Metrics:

  • Publications in High-Impact Journals, including Science of the Total Environment (IF: 8.2, Q1) and Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering (Q3)
  • Conference Presentations, including the 17th Iranian International Industrial Engineering Conference on emergency medical services and supply chain disruption management
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Awards and Honors:

  • Distinguished Researcher, Shahid Ahmadi Roshan Program, Iran’s National Elites Foundation
  • Exceptional Talent Admission, Ph.D. Program, Iran University of Science and Technology\

Publication Top Notes

1. Towards a Sustainable Viticultural Supply Chain under Uncertainty: Integration of Data Envelopment Analysis, Artificial Neural Networks, and a Multi-Objective Optimization Model

  • Journal: Science of the Total Environment (Impact Factor: 8.2, Q1)
  • Authors: Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh, Mohammad Saeed Jabalameli, Ehsan Dehghani
  • Publication Year: 2025
  • Abstract: This study integrates data envelopment analysis (DEA)artificial neural networks (ANNs), and a multi-objective optimization model to develop a sustainable viticultural supply chain under uncertainty. It provides a robust framework for improving efficiency, resilience, and environmental sustainability in the wine industry.

2.  A Robust Scenario-Based Model for Locating Emergency Medical Services Bases

  • Journal: Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering (Impact Factor: 0.694, Q3)
  • Authors: Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh, Mohammad Saeed Jabalameli, Ehsan Dehghani
  • Abstract: This research proposes a robust scenario-based model for optimizing emergency medical services (EMS) base locations, addressing uncertainty, demand fluctuations, and resource allocation efficiency to enhance emergency response times and service coverage.

3.  Emergency Medical Services Network Design under Uncertainty

  • Conference: 17th Iranian International Industrial Engineering Conference
  • Authors: Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh, Mohammad Saeed Jabalameli, Saeed Yaghoubi
  • Abstract: The study focuses on designing a resilient EMS network, incorporating stochastic demand modeling and robust optimization techniques to improve emergency response effectiveness in unpredictable environments.

4. Emergency Medical Services Supply Chain Network Design and Backup Services under Disruption

  • Conference: 17th Iranian International Industrial Engineering Conference
  • Authors: Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh, Mohammad Saeed Jabalameli
  • Abstract: This paper examines EMS network vulnerabilities and proposes a backup service strategy to ensure continuity of care and resource allocation in cases of service disruptions due to disasters or infrastructure failures.

Conclusion

Zahra Sadat Seyedzadeh is a strong candidate for a Best Researcher Award, given her exceptional research output, interdisciplinary expertise, and recognized academic achievements. She has demonstrated high-impact research in supply chain optimization, EMS design, and machine learning applications, with publications in top-tier journals.

To further strengthen her research profile, she could focus on international collaborations, real-world applications of her models, and leadership roles in large research projects. Overall, her contributions to industrial engineering and systems optimization make her a highly deserving candidate for the award.