Four Natural Science Awards were received, including 1 First Prize, for "Three-Dimensional Crack Propagation Mechanisms and Multi-Scale Failure Mechanics of Underground Structures under Multi-Field Coupling" led by Professor Zhuang Xiaoying, and 3 Second Prizes, respectively for "Quantitative Characterization of Uncertain Underground Environments and Their Catastrophe Assessment Theory" led by Professor Zhang Dongming, "Evolution Mechanisms and Whole-Process Simulation of Landslide Dam Disaster Chains" led by Professor Peng Ming, and "Continuous-Discontinuous Catastrophe Mechanisms and Multi-Scale Characterization Methods for Rock Masses" led by Professor Yu Haitao.

      One First Prize Technological Invention Award was received, for "Key Technologies for Fire Prevention and Control and Safe Low-Carbon Operation and Maintenance of Long Tunnels" led by Professor Yan Zhiguo.

      Four Science and Technology Progress Awards were received, including 3 First Prizes, respectively for "Deterioration Mechanisms and Service Performance Enhancement Key Technologies of Vertical Cutoff Walls at Contaminated Sites" led by Professor Feng Shijin, "Key Technologies and Applications for Intelligent Construction and Risk Management of Urban Networked Deep Underground Engineering" led by Professor Xie Xiongyao, and "Key Technologies for Catastrophe Mechanisms and Disaster Resilience Enhancement of Rock Mass Engineering in Plateau Environments" led by Professor Zhao Cheng, and 1 Second Prize for "Key Technologies and Applications for Intelligent Control of Construction Deformation in Urban Underground Engineering Based on Digital Platforms" led by Professor Mu Linlong.