Hui Wang | nano functional materials | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr Hui Wang | nano functional materials | Best Researcher Award

Deputy Director, Soochow University, China

👩‍🏫 Associate Professor at Soochow University’s National Engineering Laboratory for Modern Silk, specializing in 🧪 nano- and micro-scale biomaterials, surface interfaces, and biomaterial surface properties. Earned her 🎓 Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Xiamen University and conducted 🔬 postdoctoral research at the National University of Singapore. With 📚 20+ publications in high-impact journals, she has received prestigious research grants and awards for her contributions to 🔍 biomaterials science and textile engineering.

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Education 🎓

📍 Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry – Xiamen University, China (2003-2009) B.Sc. in Chemistry – Xiamen University, China (1999-2003)

Experience 💼

📍 Research Fellow – National University of Singapore, Department of Physics (2009-2010) 📍 Associate Professor – Soochow University (2011-Present)

Awards & Honors 🏆

🥈 Second Prize – Fujian Science & Technology Progress Award (2009) 🥈 Second Prize – Xiamen Science & Technology Progress Award (2009)

Research Focus 🔬

🧪 Nano- and micro-scale biomaterials | 🌊 Surface & interface science | ⚙️ Biomaterial surface properties & biological interactions

Publications

Ultrafast Deposition Kinetics in Bi-Tailored Core-Shell Carbon Nanofibers for Sodium Metal Batteries ⚡
📍 Angewandte Chemie – International Edition, 2025
📚 Co-authors: M. Yuan, H. Wang, T. Xu, X. Bai, H. Park

2️⃣ Versatile Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) for Photodynamic Therapy & NIR Electroluminescence 💡
📍 ACS Nano, 2025
📚 Co-authors: H. Wang, Y. Gao, J. Chen, C.S. Lee, X. Zhang

3️⃣ NiSe₂-MoSe₂ Heterojunctions on N-Doped Porous Carbon for Electrocatalytic Water Splitting 💧
📍 Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2025
📚 Co-authors: H. Zhou, D. Kong, N. Chu, Y. Wang, T. Xu

4️⃣ Stepwise One-Shot Borylation for High-Efficiency Yellow-Green OLEDs (EQE > 40%) 🖥️
📍 Angewandte Chemie – International Edition, 2025
📚 Co-authors: X. Xiong, T. Chen, R. Walia, K. Wang, X. Zhang

5️⃣ D–A Type Red TADF Molecules for High-Efficiency Red/NIR OLEDs 🎨
📍 Advanced Functional Materials, 2025
📚 Co-authors: H. Wang, S. Lin, J. Chen, K. Wang, X. Zhang

6️⃣ Organoboron-Nitrogen-Carbonyl Hybrid Emitters for High-Performance Red OLEDs 🔴
📍 Advanced Optical Materials, 2025
📚 Co-authors: Y. Cheng, R. Walia, T. Zhang, K. Wang, X. Zhang

7️⃣ Donor–Acceptor & MR-TADF Core Integration for Outstanding Electroluminescence 🌟
📍 Advanced Materials, 2024 (Open Access)
📚 Co-authors: D. Chen, H. Wang, D. Sun, X. Zhang, E. Zysman-Colman

8️⃣ Ultra-High Photothermal Conversion Diradical Polymer for NIR-II Photo-Immunotherapy 🏥
📍 Nano (Open Access), 2024
📚 Co-authors: Y. Gao, Y. Liu, X. Li, S. Li, X. Zhang

Conclusion

Dr. Hui Wang is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given his expertise in nanomaterials, biomaterials, and surface/interface science. His high-impact publications, academic experience, and recognition in China make him highly deserving. Strengthening global collaborations, patents, and leadership in large-scale projects would further solidify his profile for international-level awards.

Tso-Fu Mark Chang | Multiferroic materials | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr Tso-Fu Mark Chang | Multiferroic materials | Best Researcher Award

Assocaite Professor, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan

A distinguished materials scientist, currently an Associate Professor at the Institute of Integrated Research, Institute of Science Tokyo,. Holds a Doctor of Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology (2012). His research focuses on supercritical fluid technology, thin films, and electrochemical materials, earning multiple prestigious awards.

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Education 🎓📖

Doctor of Engineering (Materials Science & Engineering), Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan (2012) 🏅 | Master of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan (2011) 🎓 | Master of Chemical Engineering, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan (2007) 🏆 | Bachelor of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto, Canada (2004) 🌍

Experience 🔬💼

Associate Professor, Institute of Integrated Research, Institute of Science Tokyo (2024present) 🏛️ | Associate Professor, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech (20212024) 📚 | Assistant Professor, Tokyo Tech (20122021) 🏅 | QA Engineer, DuPont, Taiwan (20082009) 🏭 | Lab Assistant, ITRI, Taiwan (2005) 🔍

Awards & Honors 🏆🎖️

Best Oral Presentation, Supergreen (2022) 🥇 | Konica Minolta Imaging Science Award (2022) 🏅 | TACT Gold Award (2021) 🥇 | Multiple Best Paper & Poster Awards at TACT, MDPI, and MSAM 📜 | Young Researcher Award, Japan Institute of Metals (2014) 🏆 | Over 25 prestigious awards in materials science and engineering 🌟

Research Focus 🧪

Expert in supercritical fluid technology, thin films, electrochemical materials, and MEMS 🏭 | Develops advanced materials for sustainability and energy applications 🌱🔋 | Innovates in nano-fabrication, catalysis, and semiconductor processes 🧑‍🏭 | Active in international collaborations and academic societies 🌍📚 | Committee Member of Integrated MEMS Technology Research Group in JSAP (2017~present) 🔬

Publications 

Mechanistic insights into photodegradation of organic dyes using heterostructure photocatalysts

Preparation of monolithic silica aerogel of low thermal conductivity by ambient pressure drying

Bright nickel film deposited by supercritical carbon dioxide emulsion using additive-free Watts bath

 

Conclusion:

The candidate’s exceptional research achievements, global recognition, and leadership in materials science make them a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. Addressing industry collaboration and commercialization aspects could further enhance their candidacy.

 

Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

professor at  University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

📜 Xiankun Zhang is a leading researcher at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, specializing in two-dimensional materials, optoelectronic devices, and transition metal dichalcogenides. With over 44 publications and a high h-index of 22, Zhang has made significant contributions to advanced functional materials and nanoscale photodetectors. Passionate about integrating innovation into silicon-compatible technology, Zhang is a key figure in the field of material science.

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Education🎓

PhD in Material Science, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China Master’s Degree in Physics, Tsinghua University, China Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Physics, Peking University, China Focused on emerging materials and their optoelectronic applications, Zhang’s academic journey reflects a strong foundation in interdisciplinary research.

Experience💼 

Senior Researcher, University of Science and Technology Beijing Visiting Scholar, MIT Nano Research Lab Research Fellow, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology Zhang has actively collaborated with global leaders in the nanotechnology domain, showcasing excellence in research and innovation.

Awards and Honors🏅

National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars Outstanding Researcher in Nanotechnology, China Materials Congress Highly Cited Researcher Award, Clarivate Analytics Recognized for transformative work in nanoscale photodetectors and 2D materials.

Research Focus🔬

Two-dimensional materials and heterojunctionsHigh-efficiency photodetectorsTransition metal dichalcogenidesSilicon-compatible optoelectronics Zhang’s work focuses on bridging the gap between traditional materials and next-generation electronic devices.

✍️Publications Top Note :

“Poly (4-styrenesulfonate)-induced sulfur vacancy self-healing strategy for monolayer MoS2 homojunction photodiode”
Published in Nature Communications, this paper has been cited 234 times, emphasizing a groundbreaking sulfur vacancy healing strategy for improved photodiodes.

“Manganese-Based Materials for Rechargeable Batteries Beyond Lithium-Ion”
Published in Advanced Energy Materials, this work, cited 153 times, advances manganese-based materials for next-generation batteries.

“Near-Ideal van der Waals Rectifiers Based on All-Two-Dimensional Schottky Junctions”
Another Nature Communications article, cited 153 times, discusses advancements in two-dimensional rectifiers.

“Interfacial Charge Behavior Modulation in Perovskite Quantum Dot-Monolayer MoS2 Heterostructures”
With 148 citations, this Advanced Functional Materials paper explores charge behavior in hybrid heterostructures.

“Defect-Engineered Atomically Thin MoS2 Homogeneous Electronics for Logic Inverters”
Published in Advanced Materials, cited 134 times, highlighting defect engineering in MoS2 for logic applications.

“Strain-Engineered van der Waals Interfaces of Mixed-Dimensional Heterostructure Arrays”
An ACS Nano publication with 116 citations, focusing on heterostructure arrays for enhanced device performance.

“Integrated High-Performance Infrared Phototransistor Arrays Composed of Nonlayered PbS–MoS2 Heterostructures”
Featured in Nano Letters, this study has 113 citations, addressing high-performance infrared photodetection.

“Hidden Vacancy Benefit in Monolayer 2D Semiconductors”
Advanced Materials work with 86 citations, detailing vacancy benefits in 2D semiconductors.

“Piezotronic Effect on Interfacial Charge Modulation in Mixed-Dimensional van der Waals Heterostructures”
Cited 82 times in Nano Energy, examining the piezotronic effect for flexible photodetectors.

“Self-Healing Originated van der Waals Homojunctions with Strong Interlayer Coupling for High-Performance Photodiodes”
Published in ACS Nano, cited 80 times, discussing self-healing junctions.

Conclusion

Xiankun Zhang’s prolific research output, significant citations, and impactful work in advanced materials science make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Addressing areas such as broader dissemination, interdisciplinary applications, and community engagement could further solidify his standing as a leader in his field. His research aligns well with the award’s goals of recognizing innovation, collaboration, and impact in academia.