Lei Li | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Lei Li | Environmental Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Tianjin University | China

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✅ Suitability Summary

Prof. Li’s background seamlessly blends practical industry expertise with academic rigor. His early career at PetroChina provided him with hands-on experience in petroleum exploration, which he has effectively translated into his academic roles. His long-standing commitment to teaching and research in seismic interpretation positions him as a valuable contributor to petroleum geoscience education and innovation. His ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world application makes him especially suited for advancing research in subsurface geology and reservoir prediction.

📘 Education & Experience

Prof. Lei Li received his Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Geophysics from Southwest Petroleum University in 2001. He continued his postgraduate studies at the China University of Petroleum (Beijing), earning a Master’s degree in Geology in 2007, followed by a Ph.D. in Petroleum Geosciences in 2010. Professionally, he began his career as a Research Assistant at the Northwest Branch of the Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development (PetroChina) from 2001 to 2005. In 2010, he joined Xi’an Shiyou University as a Teaching Assistant and has since progressed to the position of Professor in the School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, where he has served since 2019.

📈 Professional Development

Throughout his academic journey, Prof. Lei Li has demonstrated a clear trajectory of growth and contribution. He transitioned from the petroleum industry into academia, bringing practical insights into the classroom and research lab. His focus on teaching seismic interpretation has equipped a new generation of geoscientists with critical skills. His advancement from Teaching Assistant to full Professor reflects his dedication to both teaching excellence and impactful research, as well as his leadership within the university’s Earth Sciences faculty.

🔬 Research Focus

Prof. Li’s research interests lie at the intersection of sedimentology and seismic analysis. His primary focus areas include seismic geomorphology, deep-water sedimentation, and reservoir prediction. Additionally, he has a strong interest in tidal sedimentation systems. His work aims to improve the interpretation of complex subsurface structures and contribute to more accurate hydrocarbon reservoir characterization, with a particular emphasis on deep-water environments—an increasingly significant area in global energy exploration.

🏆 Honors & Awards

No specific honors or awards were listed in the current biography. However, Prof. Li’s promotion to full professorship and his continued presence in leading academic and research roles at Xi’an Shiyou University speak to his professional recognition and contributions within the field of petroleum geosciences.

📚 Selected Publication

Seismic geomorphology and sedimentary architectures of mass transport deposits: Cases from Pearl River Mouth Basin and Niger Delta Basin

Authors: L. Lei, L. Bin, W. Yingmin
Journal: Journal of Central South University (Science and Technology)
Year: 2013

Identification and evolution of mass transport complexes and its significance for oil and gas exploration

Authors: L. Lei, W. Yingmin, Z. Lianmei
Journal: Acta Sedimentologica Sinica
Year: 2010

Deep-water gravity flow depositional elements and depositional systems in passive margin: Case studies in deep-water areas of Niger Delta and Baiyun Sag

Authors: L. Lei, W. Yingmin, X. Qiang
Journal: Pearl River Mouth Basin
Year: 2012

Sedimentary patterns and structural control across toe thrust belts, Niger Delta

Authors: Li Lei, W. Yingmin, Z. Lianmei
Journal: Earth Science (Journal of China University of Geosciences)
Year: 2008

Bankfull discharge as a key control on submarine channel morphology and architecture: Case study from the Rio Muni Basin, West Africa

Authors: L. Li, C. Gong, R.J. Steel
Journal: Marine Geology
Year: 2018

Ahmed Abdellah Nasr Ahmed | Monitoring analysis | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ahmed Abdellah Nasr Ahmed | Monitoring analysis | Best Researcher Award

Tsinghua University | China

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👨‍🎓 Summary:

Dr. Ahmed Abdellah Nasr is an accomplished researcher and engineer specializing in civil engineering with a focus on green concrete, structural systems, and hydraulic structures. He holds a PhD from Tsinghua University, China, and has extensive academic and professional experience in concrete technology, structural engineering, and sustainable construction practices. His research aims to develop innovative materials like self-compacting concrete and low-carbon technologies for use in environmentally friendly infrastructure projects.

🎓 Education:

Dr. Nasr completed his Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China (2018–2022), with a focus on “Behavior of Self-Protected Underwater Concrete in Freshwater and Seawater,” earning a GPA of 3.7/4. He also holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Cairo University, Egypt (2014–2017), where he ranked #4 in his class and worked on precast concrete slab-column connections. His undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering was also obtained from Cairo University (2008–2013), where he designed structural projects, including a high-rise building.

💼 Professional Experience:

Dr. Nasr is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Tsinghua University (2023–present). He also holds a position as a researcher at the National Water Research Center, Egypt (2016–present). His past roles include teaching assistant and research assistant at Tsinghua University (2018–2022), senior structural engineer at CIVECON (2016–2018), and various engineering roles in consulting firms in Egypt.

📚 Academic Citations & Conferences:

Dr. Nasr has participated in major international conferences, such as the International Hydropower Development Conference (Beijing, 2024), the International Commission on Large Dams Forum (2024), and the Mediterranean Water Forum (2018). His research has been featured in preprints and publications, including journals like Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering and Construction and Building Materials.

🔧 Technical Skills:

Dr. Nasr is proficient in a range of engineering and analytical software, including Python, SAP, SAFE, ETABS, RAM, Revit, and AutoCAD. He also has expertise in structural analysis, dynamic properties of materials, and monitoring systems for concrete structures.

👩‍🏫 Teaching Experience:

Dr. Nasr has taught courses such as Advanced Construction Materials, Concrete and Hydraulic Structures, and Steel Structures at both Tsinghua University and Modern Academy in Cairo. He has been involved in both teaching and research mentoring at the graduate level.

🔬 Research Interests:

His research interests encompass green concrete, low-carbon materials, rock-filled concrete, and self-compacting underwater concrete. He focuses on developing sustainable construction solutions like cemented riprap breakwaters and monitoring structural health in precast concrete systems, with a special interest in environmental impact and material performance under dynamic conditions.

📚 Top Notes Publications:

Monitoring the Flow Patterns of High Performance Self-Compacting Concrete in the Voids of Sloped Rock-Filled Concrete Structures

    • Authors: Ahmed A. Nasr, Baizhi Wang, Songgui Chen, Feng Jin

    • Journal: Ain Shams Engineering Journal

    • Year: 2025

Assessing of the punching capability of developed slab-column connections in precast concrete flat slabs

    • Authors: Ahmed A. Nasr, Khaled El-Kashif, Yehia Hussein, Nabeel Abdelbadee

    • Journal: International Journal of Structural Engineering

    • Year: 2024

Filling performance of self-protecting underwater mortar filled with aggregate interstices in the water environment

    • Authors: Baizhi Wang, Ning Zhuang, Songgui Chen, Ahmed A. Nasr, Feng Jin

    • Journal: Construction and Building Materials

    • Year: 2024

Experimental study on the slump-flow underwater for anti-washout concrete

    • Authors: Yang Wang, Songgui Chen, Liuchao Qiu, Ahmed A. Nasr, Yi Liu

    • Journal: Construction and Building Materials

    • Year: 2023

Influence of water currents velocity on the strength of a new underwater concrete approach

    • Authors: Ahmed A. Nasr, Songgui Chen, Yang Wang, Feng Jin, Liu-Chao Qiu

    • Journal: Construction and Building Materials

    • Year: 2022