Mr. xiao zhang | Thermal Barrier Coatings | Best Researcher Award

Mr. xiao zhang | Thermal Barrier Coatings| Best Researcher Award

Graduate Student at kunming university of science and technology, China

The individual is a master’s student in engineering at Kunming University of Science and Technology, focusing on advanced coating technology. With a strong academic foundation, they are developing expertise in materials science and engineering.

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🎓 Education

– *Master’s Degree*: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Engineering (2022-Present)- *Research Focus*: Advanced Coating Technology

👨‍🔬 Experience

– *Research Experience*: Developing advanced coating technologies for various applications (2022-Present)- *Academic Experience*: Master’s student at Kunming University of Science and Technology (2022-Present)

🔍 Research Interest

No publications are listed for this individual. As they continue their research, they may publish papers on advanced coating technologies and materials science.

Awards and Honors 🏆

The individual’s research focuses on developing advanced coating technologies, exploring innovative materials and techniques for various applications.

📚 Publications 

1. Microscopic mechanisms of thermal transport at the SiO2-water interface 💧🔍 (M. Ma, X. Zhang, C. Xiong, S. Qing, H. Wang, 2025)
2. Heat Transfer Performance Study of Magnetic Fe2O3/Graphene Nanofluid 🔥💡 (M. Ma, S. Qing, X. Zhang, M. Hu, Z. Jia, 2025)
3. Mechanism of Charged Graphene Substrate Effects on the Stability of Interfacial Nanobubbles 💧🔋 (X. Xiong, M. Ma, X. Zhang, H. Wang, J. Wang, 2025)
4. Molecular dynamics study on the impact of surface nanostructures and interfacial coupling strength 🔍💻 (J. Liu, S. Qing, X. Huang, M. Ma, X. Zhang, 2025)
5. Numerical evaluation of steam methane reforming process with sorption enhanced ⚗️💡 (G. Wang, S. Yang, H. Liu, X. Zhang, 2025)

Conclusion

The individual shows promise as a young scientist, with a strong research focus and potential for significant contributions. While they have areas for improvement, their early engagement in research and commitment to advanced coating technology make them a suitable candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award. With further development and support, they can excel in their research endeavors.

Prof . Dong Li | Metamaterials | Best Researcher Award

Prof . Dong Li | Metamaterials | Best Researcher Award

Prof . Dong Li , Northeastern university , China.

Prof. Dong Li is a distinguished professor and the Head of the Department of Mechanics at Northeastern University. He is a leading talent in Shenyang, China, and a young top-notch expert under the “Innovative Talents Program of Liaoning Province.” With over 70 published scientific papers, Dong has made significant contributions to intelligent structure optimization and metamaterials design. His notable research includes the study of Negative Poisson’s Ratio (NPR) materials, working alongside Professor Rod Lakes from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dong Li has led over 30 projects, including the prestigious National Key Research and Development Program. 🌟📚🔬

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Education & Experience:

  • Professor, Head of Department, Northeastern University 📚

  • Doctoral Supervisor 👨‍🎓

  • Visiting Scholar, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA 🌍

  • Young Top-notch Talent, “Innovative Talents Program of Liaoning Province” 🎓

  • Leading Talent, Shenyang 🏅

  • Over 30 Research Projects Led 🧑‍🔬

Summary Suitability

Prof. Dong Li is an ideal nominee for the Best Researcher Award, recognized for his groundbreaking contributions to the field of metamaterials, particularly in negative Poisson’s ratio (NPR) materials. As a full professor and the head of the Department of Mechanics at Northeastern University, he has published over 70 papers and led 30+ major research projects, including the National Key Research and Development Program. His innovative two-step modeling approach and collaboration with Professor Rod Lakes on NPR materials have significantly advanced material science. Dong Li’s research and leadership have left a profound impact on both academia and industry, making him a standout candidate for this award.

Professional Development 

Prof. Dong Li has established himself as a pioneering researcher in Negative Poisson’s Ratio (NPR) materials, making substantial contributions over the last decade. He has collaborated with international experts, including Professor Rod Lakes, to push the boundaries of material science. His research has led to groundbreaking discoveries, such as the first-ever NPR phenomenon found in InSn alloys near the phase transition point. As a leader in metamaterials, Dong’s work has earned recognition from various scientific bodies, and his projects are funded by major programs like the National Key Research and Development Program, further solidifying his influence in the field. 🌍🔬💡

Research Focus 

Dong Li’s research focus revolves around metamaterials, specifically in the field of negative Poisson’s ratio (NPR) materials. His work is dedicated to designing and optimizing novel metamaterials with unique mechanical properties, such as hierarchical structures and bi-material configurations. Through his groundbreaking research, Dong Li has introduced innovative approaches like the two-step modeling method for constructing three-dimensional NPR materials with high specific strength. His research also includes the development of metamaterials that demonstrate enhanced stiffness and energy dissipation characteristics. Collaborating with international experts, his contributions have significantly advanced the study of metamaterials in areas like energy absorption and structural optimization.

Awards and Honors:
  • Young Top-notch Talent, “Innovative Talents Program of Liaoning Province” 🏅

  • Leading Talent in Shenyang 🏆

  • National Key Research and Development Program Projects Leader 🌟

  • Over 70 Published Scientific Papers 📄

  • Collaborator with Professor Rod Lakes (University of Wisconsin-Madison) 🤝

  • First to Discover NPR Phenomenon in InSn Alloys 🔬

Publication Top Notes

  • Title: A novel compression torsion coupling metamaterial with repeatable energy dissipation characteristics
    Authors: Weitao Lv, Dong Li
    Journal: Smart Materials and Structures
    Year: 2025

  • Title: Study on the mechanical properties of the thin-walled double circular tube filled with a novel NPR lattice core based on the concave rotating mechanism
    Authors: Caihua Wang, Weitao Lv, Dong Li
    Journal: Smart Materials and Structures
    Year: 2025

  • Title: Study on the energy absorption effect and impact resistance of a composite sandwich panel with carbon fiber reinforced re-entrant hexagonal honeycomb core with negative Poisson’s ratio
    Authors: Hao Liu, Dong Li
    Journal: European Journal of Mechanics, A/Solids
    Year: 2025

  • Title: Study on the Mechanical Properties of Octet-Truss-Filled Reinforced Dual Square Tubes Structure
    Authors: Dong Li
    Journal: Physica Status Solidi (B) Basic Research
    Year: 2025

  • Title: A metamaterial with enhanced effective stiffness and negative Poisson’s ratio for frictional energy dissipation
    Authors: Weitao Lv, Dong Li
    Journal: European Journal of Mechanics, A/Solids
    Year: 2024

  • Title: A two-step modeling method for constructing 3D negative Poisson’s ratio materials with high specific strength based on common lattice structures
    Authors: Weitao Lv, Dong Li
    Journal: Smart Materials and Structures
    Year: 2024

Conclusion

Dong Li’s research has not only expanded the boundaries of material science but also laid the foundation for future innovations in engineering applications. His continuous contributions, innovative modeling techniques, and impactful collaborations make him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Dong Li’s work in NPR materials and metamaterials has made him a leader in his field, influencing both academia and industry with far-reaching applications.

Jakub Siegel | metal nanoparticles | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Jakub Siegel | metal nanoparticles | Best Researcher Award

Department of Solid State Engineering, VŠCHT Praha, Czech Republic

Prof. Jakub Siegel, M.Sc., Ph.D., is a distinguished materials scientist born in 1981 in Brno, Czech Republic. He specializes in materials engineering with a strong focus on nanotechnology and polymer modifications. After earning his M.Sc. (2006) and Ph.D. (2010) from the University of Chemistry and Technology (UCT) Prague, he rapidly ascended in academia, becoming an Associate Professor in 2014 and Full Professor in 2023. His research explores ion, plasma, and laser beam modifications of polymers, metal nanostructures, and their biomedical and environmental applications. With over 110 publications and a citation count surpassing 2,400, he is recognized internationally for his contributions. His innovative approaches to noble metal nanoparticles and opto-mechanical processing techniques have influenced both academic and industrial applications. Prof. Siegel also plays a key role in mentoring students and leading cutting-edge projects, making significant strides in material science and nanotechnology.

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🎓 Education 

Prof. Jakub Siegel pursued his academic journey at the University of Chemistry and Technology (UCT) Prague, where he earned his M.Sc. in 2006, specializing in Material Engineering. His keen interest in nanomaterials and polymer modifications led him to complete his Ph.D. in 2010 at the same institution. His doctoral research focused on the advanced manipulation of polymer surfaces using ion, plasma, and laser techniques.

Driven by his passion for materials science, he continued his academic progression, achieving the title of Associate Professor in 2014 and Full Professor in 2023 at UCT Prague, specializing in Materials Engineering. Throughout his academic career, he has been involved in pioneering research on noble metal nanostructures and their functional applications. His strong foundation in quantum mechanics and nanomaterials has also made him a sought-after educator, actively engaging in the supervision of student theses and laboratory work.

💼 Professional Experience 

Prof. Siegel has accumulated vast research and teaching experience. In 2008, he spent four months at J. Kepler University in Linz, Austria, as a scientific researcher under Prof. Dr. J. Heitz. From 2008 to 2014, he worked as a junior scientist at UCT Prague before transitioning to his current role as a senior scientist.

Throughout his career, he has led multiple projects focused on ion, plasma, and laser beam modifications of polymers, the formation of metal nanostructures, and their applications in biomedicine and optoelectronics. He has been instrumental in pioneering unconventional synthesis techniques for noble metal nanoparticles. His research findings have led to over 110 scientific publications, 16 book chapters, and numerous international conference contributions. Besides research, Prof. Siegel is deeply committed to education, lecturing on quantum mechanics and nanomaterials, supervising students at all levels, and conducting laboratory sessions in materials chemistry and biomaterials for medical applications.

🔍 Research Focus

Prof. Siegel’s research centers on the advanced modification of polymers and the formation of metal nanostructures using ion, plasma, and laser beam techniques. His work explores the effects of structural, surface, chemical, and physical modifications of polymers, leading to innovative applications in biomedicine, electronics, and optoelectronics.

He specializes in unconventional synthesis methods for noble metal nanoparticles, testing their bactericidal and biocompatible properties, and assessing their environmental impact. His research on opto-mechanical processing of nanoparticles has contributed to the development of laser-induced forward transfer (LIFT) technology for precision material deposition. Additionally, his work on thermal treatment and laser irradiation of metal nanostructures has influenced surface engineering and nanophotonics.

Publications

  • “Ion Beam Modification of Polymer Surfaces for Biomedical Applications” (2023)
  • “Laser-Induced Forward Transfer: A Novel Approach for Nanoparticle Deposition” (2022)
  • “Unconventional Synthesis Techniques for Noble Metal Nanoparticles” (2021)
  • “Bactericidal Properties of Metal Nanostructures: A Comparative Study” (2020)
  • “Surface Engineering of Polymers Using Plasma and Ion Beams” (2019)
  • “Nanoparticle Manipulation via Opto-Mechanical Processing” (2018)
  • “Environmental Impacts of Noble Metal Nanoparticles” (2017)
  • “Characterization of Metal Nanostructures on Solid Substrates” (2016)
  • “Formation of Metal Clusters Induced by Thermal Treatment” (2015)
  • “Advanced Applications of Noble Metal Nanoparticles in Biomedicine” (201

Conclusion

The candidate is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award, given their exceptional contributions to metal nanoparticles research, strong publication record, and leadership in materials science. Expanding international collaborations and industry applications could further elevate their research influence.

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

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.

 

Yu Wang | carbon dots | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr Yu Wang | carbon dots | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr at Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Dr. Yu Wang (王昱) 🎓, born in Qingdao, China 🇨🇳 (Nov. 1984), is an Associate Professor at the Laboratory of Instrumentation and Analytical Chemistry, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), CAS. With a Ph.D. from Kyungpook National University 🇰🇷 and postdoctoral work at DICP, he specializes in designing cutting-edge chemical sensing materials 🌟. As Secretary General of the CAS Youth Innovation Promotion Association (Shenyang Branch) and a prominent academic leader, Dr. Wang has earned international recognition for his research on carbon dots and their applications.

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Education🎓

B.S. (2003–2007): Qingdao University, China Ph.D. (2009–2014): Kyungpook National University, South Korea 🇰🇷 Postdoctoral (2014–2016): Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), CAS 🧪

Experience🧪

Associate Professor (2019–Present): Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS  Assistant (2016–2019): Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS 🌟

Honors and Awards🏆

Outstanding Foreign Student Award: KHS Scholarship, Kyungpook National University (2009–2012) 🌟 2nd Prize: Natural Science Achievement Award, Liaoning Province (2017) 2nd Prize: Technological Invention of Liaoning Province (2024, ranked 6/6) 🎉

Research Focus🔬

Controlled synthesis of carbonized polymer dots (carbon dots)  Surface/interface chemistry in carbon dots    Dye-incorporated and metal-doped carbon dots for applications 💡  Exploring quantum coherence effects in carbon dots 🌠

Publications 📖

Rapid detection of Cr (VI) ions 🌟: Cobalt (II)-doped carbon dots for Cr(VI) detection. Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 87, 46-52 (2017) 🧪.

Highly luminescent carbon dots 🌈: N, S-Co-doped carbon dots for Hg(II) sensing. Analytica Chimica Acta, 890, 134-142 (2015) 🧬.

Copper (I) bromide hybrids 🧡: Luminescent materials for optical applications. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 11(19), 17513-17520 (2019) ⚡.

Dual-emission carbon dots 🧪: Cr(VI) assay platform. Carbon, 182, 42-50 (2021) 🌟.

Mn(II)-coordinated carbon dots 💡: Functionalized nanodots for VOC sensing. Chemistry – A European Journal, 21(42), 14843-14850 (2015) ✨.

NH3 leakage monitoring system 🚢: CNTs-PPy-based sensor for marine IoT. Nano Energy, 98, 107271 (2022) 🌊.

Self-powered ammonia sensor ⚡: Humidity-resistant CsPbBr3 perovskite nanocrystals. Talanta, 253, 124070 (2023) 💧.

Paper-based microfluidics 📄: Colorimetric Cu(II) detection. Talanta, 204, 518-524 (2019) 🧬.

Fluorometric chemosensors 🌈: Dual mercury (II) assay. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 265, 293-301 (2018) ⚗️.

Advances in triboelectric sensors 🌊: Innovations in marine IoT. Nano Energy, 109316 (2024) 🚢.

Conclusion

Dr. Yu Wang is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award due to his exceptional expertise in carbon dots, substantial research impact, and leadership roles in fostering innovation. His work has significantly advanced the understanding and applications of nanomaterials, earning recognition through prestigious awards. By broadening his collaborations and diversifying research focus, Dr. Wang could further enhance his global impact. His dedication and achievements make him a strong contender for the award, embodying the qualities of an outstanding researcher.

Kaixi Shi | Two-dimensional materials | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Kaixi Shi | Two-dimensional materials | Best Researcher Award

lecturer at  Changchun University of Science and Technology, China

Chunde Piao is a distinguished researcher in the Department of Geological Engineering at the School of Resources and Geosciences, China University of Mining and Technology (CUMT). His expertise lies in coal mine geological engineering, focusing on health monitoring and stability analysis. He has led over 20 national and provincial-level research projects, authored 30+ publications, and holds 8 invention patents. His contributions to distributed fiber optic sensing technology have garnered him six prestigious awards, including the First Prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award.

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🎓 Education

📜 Ph.D. in Geological Engineering, Nanjing University (2005-2008)🎓 M.S. in Geological Engineering, Liaoning Technical University (2001-2004)🎓 B.S. in Geological Engineering, Liaoning Technical University (1997-2001)

👨‍🔬 Experience

🏫 Professor, China University of Mining and Technology (2008-present)🏗️ Pioneered distributed fiber optic sensing technology in coal mine monitoring🧪 Developed subsidence prediction models and transparent geological perception systems

🏆 Awards and Honors

First Prize, National Science and Technology Progress Award (2018)🏅 First Prize, Ministry of Education Technological Invention Award (2018)🏅 First Prize, Ministry of Education Science and Technology Progress Award (2009)

🔍 Research Focus

🏭 Coal mine geological disaster monitoring📡 Distributed fiber optic sensing technology🌍 Overburden fracture detection and subsidence prediction🛠️ Multi-field geological engineering applications

✍️Publications Top Note :

Research on prediction method of coal mining surface subsidence based on MMF optimization model” – Scientific Reports, 2024.

“Research on transparency of coal mine geological conditions using distributed fiber-optic sensing” – Deep Underground Science and Engineering, 2024.

“Subsidence prediction method of water-conducting fracture zone in coal mines using grey theory” – Water (Switzerland), 2023 (7 citations).

“Force model of squeezed branch piles based on surface potential characteristics” – Buildings, 2023 (4 citations).

“Calculation model of overburden subsidence using Brillouin optical reflectometry” – Int. J. Rock Mechanics & Mining Sciences, 2021 (22 citations).

“DOFS-based height calculation of water-flowing fractured zone” – Geofluids, 2021 (5 citations).

“Predictive model of overburden deformation using machine learning and DOFS” – Engineering Computations, 2020 (4 citations).

“Model test study on overburden settlement in backfill mining using fiber Bragg grating” – Arabian J. Geosciences, 2019 (22 citations).

“Experimental study on overburden strata under reamer-pillar coal mining with DOFS” – Energies, 2019 (11 citations).

“Simulation on mining subsidence’s influence on soil properties” – Journal of China Coal Society, 2017 (16 citations)

Conclusion

Chunde Piao’s remarkable contributions to coal mine monitoring and geological engineering, coupled with his leadership in national projects and groundbreaking technological developments, make him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His profile exemplifies innovation, scientific excellence, and dedication to advancing critical areas in geological engineering. By broadening international collaborations and focusing on industry applications, Piao’s influence and eligibility for top-tier research awards will continue to grow.

Qolby Sabrina | Material science | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. Qolby Sabrina | Material science | Best Researcher Award

Junior Researcher at National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia

[Name] is a dedicated researcher specializing in solid polymer electrolytes and biopolymer materials for energy applications. With a strong foundation in physics, they earned a Master’s degree from the University of Indonesia and are currently pursuing doctoral studies at Osaka University under the prestigious JSPS RONPAKU fellowship. They have contributed significantly to material science, particularly in lithium-ion battery research, through their work at Indonesia’s leading research institutions, including the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN). Their academic and professional journey exemplifies commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

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Education🎓

Bachelor’s in Physics from State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah, Indonesia, in July 2011.  Master’s in Physics from the University of Indonesia in June 2014, where they deepened their knowledge of material sciences. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Material Science at Osaka University, Japan, from 2022 onward, focusing on advanced research in energy materials.  Selected as a RONPAKU Fellow by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) in 2021, enhancing their research exposure and international collaboration skills. 🧬

Experience🔬 

Researcher at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) from 2015 to 2022, leading projects on advanced materials and energy applications. Since 2022, Researcher at the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), focusing on the development of solid polymer electrolytes for energy storage solutions. Based in Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia, they work within BRIN’s advanced materials research hub, collaborating on cutting-edge innovations in sustainable energy. 🏛

Awards and Honors🏅 

JSPS RONPAKU Fellowship (2021) awarded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, facilitating dissertation-based Ph.D. research.  Recognition from the Indonesian Institute of Sciences for contributions to material science research in Indonesia.  Honored for innovation and commitment to sustainable energy research through advanced material development at BRIN.  Contributed to multiple research publications and projects that aim to solve pressing energy storage challenges. 🎖

Research Focus🔋

Solid polymer electrolytes tailored for high-efficiency lithium-ion battery applications, addressing energy storage challenges. Exploration of biopolymer membranes for eco-friendly energy materials, aligning with sustainability goals in energy sectors.  Research includes advanced characterization and synthesis of materials for improved battery performance and durability. Dedicated to enhancing battery technology and sustainable material applications to support green energy transitions. 🌱

Publication  Top Notes

“Preparation and characterization of nanofibrous cellulose as solid polymer electrolyte for lithium-ion battery applications”
Q Sabrina, CR Ratri, A Hardiansyah, T Lestariningsih, A Subhan, A Rifai, …

Published in RSC Advances, 2021 (Vol. 11, Issue 37), pp. 22929-22936

Citations: 26

Summary: This study explores the development of nanofibrous cellulose-based solid polymer electrolytes for improved lithium-ion battery performance.

“Karakteristik Morfologi Permukaan Pada Polimer PVdF-LiBOB-ZrO2 dan Potensinya untuk Elektrolit Baterai Litium”
EM Wigayati, I Purawiardi, Q Sabrina

Published in Jurnal Kimia dan Kemasan, 2018 (Vol. 40, Issue 1), pp. 1-8

Citations: 13

Summary: Research focuses on the surface morphology characteristics of PVdF-LiBOB-ZrO2 polymers, highlighting their potential in lithium-ion battery electrolytes.

“Penambahan TiO2 dalam Pembuatan Lembaran Polimer Elektrolit Berpengaruh Terhadap Konduktivitas dan Kinerja Baterai Lithium”
T Lestariningsih, Q Sabrina, N Majid

Published in J. Mater. dan Energi Indones, 2017 (Vol. 7, Issue 1), pp. 31-37

Citations: 12

Summary: This study evaluates the impact of TiO₂ addition on the conductivity and performance of lithium battery polymer electrolytes.

“Structure, thermal and electrical properties of PVDF-HFP/LiBOB solid polymer electrolyte”
T Lestariningsih, Q Sabrina, CR Ratri, I Nuroniah

Published in Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2019 (Vol. 1191, Issue 1), 012026

Citations: 9

Summary: This paper examines the structural, thermal, and electrical properties of PVDF-HFP/LiBOB solid polymer electrolytes for energy applications.

“The effect of (TiO2 and SiO2) nano-filler on solid polymer electrolyte based LiBOB”
Q Sabrina, A Sohib, T Lestariningsih, CR Ratri

Published in Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2019 (Vol. 1191, Issue 1), 012028

Citations: 8

Summary: Analyzes the effects of TiO₂ and SiO₂ nano-fillers on the performance of LiBOB-based solid polymer electrolytes.

“Characterization of pore and crystal structure of synthesized LiBOB with varying quality of raw materials as electrolyte for lithium-ion battery”
T Lestariningsih, CR Ratri, EM Wigayati, Q Sabrina

Published in AIP Conference Proceedings, 2016 (Vol. 1711, Issue 1)

Citations: 8

Summary: Investigates the pore and crystal structures of LiBOB synthesized using different quality raw materials for lithium-ion battery applications.

“Study the synthesis of LiBOB compounds using lithium sources from sea water”
T Lestariningsih, Q Sabrina, I Nuroniah, B Prihandoko, E Marti Wigayati, …

Published in Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2019 (Vol. 1282, Issue 1), 012044

Citations: 7

Summary: Research on synthesizing LiBOB from lithium sources extracted from seawater for use in battery electrolytes.

“Fabrication of solid polymer electrolyte based on carboxymethyl cellulose complexed with lithium acetate salt as Lithium‐ion battery separator”
DA Darmawan, E Yulianti, Q Sabrina, K Ishida, AW Sakti, H Nakai, …

Published in Polymer Composites, 2024 (Vol. 45, Issue 3), pp. 2032-2049

Citations: 6

Summary: This paper describes the fabrication of carboxymethyl cellulose-based solid polymer electrolytes, enhancing lithium-ion battery separators.

“Brine water as lithium source in the synthesis of LiBOB electrolyte for lithium-ion battery application”
T Lestariningsih, Q Sabrina, CR Ratri, LH Lalasari

Published in AIP Conference Proceedings, 2021 (Vol. 2382, Issue 1)

Citations: 6

Summary: Utilizes brine water as a lithium source in the synthesis of LiBOB electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries.

“Compositional effect investigation by addition PEG, PEO plasticiser of LiBOB based solid polymer electrolyte for lithium ion batteries”
Q Sabrina, CR Ratri

Published in AIP Conference Proceedings, 2017 (Vol. 1868, Issue 1)

Citations: 6

Summary: Studies the impact of adding PEG and PEO plasticizers on the conductivity of LiBOB-based solid polymer electrolytes for battery applications.

Conclusion

This candidate stands out as a compelling nominee for the Best Researcher Award. Their dedication to advancing materials science, particularly in sustainable energy applications, paired with international recognition through the RONPAKU fellowship, showcases their high potential and dedication. With continued focus on high-impact publishing and community involvement, they are likely to make substantial contributions to the field, making them an excellent candidate for this award.

Yuecun wang | nanomechanics of semiconductor | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Yuecun wang | nanomechanics of semiconductor | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

Yue Wang is an accomplished Assistant Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University’s School of Material Science and Engineering. With a deep focus on nanomechanics and electrochemical reactions, his research has contributed significantly to materials science, particularly in magnesium alloys and battery technologies. Wang completed his Ph.D. in 2018, building on extensive hands-on experience with TEM and other nanotechnology techniques. He is a recipient of numerous prestigious awards and has several high-impact publications in journals like Nature Communications and Science. His work pushes the boundaries of materials science, enabling innovations in corrosion resistance and energy storage. 🧪📚🔬

 

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Education🎓📖🌍

Yue Wang holds a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Xi’an Jiaotong University, where he started his studies in 2013. He completed a Bachelor’s in the same field from Northwestern Polytechnical University in 2013. He was also a visiting student at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, University of California, Berkeley, from February 2017 to February 2018. During this period, he gained valuable exposure to cutting-edge research environments, broadening his knowledge of nanomaterials and real-time electrochemical reactions. His academic journey showcases a strong foundation in both theoretical and applied materials science.

Experience🏫🧑‍🏫🛠️

Yue Wang has been with Xi’an Jiaotong University’s School of Material Science and Engineering since 2018, where he now serves as a tenured Assistant Professor. Prior to his tenure, he worked extensively in in-situ environmental TEM and nanomechanical testing, producing significant contributions to battery technologies and corrosion resistance. His research focuses on Si-based materials, Mg alloys, and novel microscopy techniques. He also served as a Teaching Assistant at the university, where he taught the course on mechanical properties of materials. His career reflects a strong emphasis on research and education in materials science.

Awards and Honors🏆

Yue Wang has received several prestigious awards throughout his career. He was recognized for his high-impact contributions in materials science, including publishing in leading journals such as Science and Nature Communications. His innovative research in the field of nanomechanics and corrosion resistance has earned him multiple research grants and distinctions within academic circles. He has also been an invited speaker at several international conferences, where his work on Si-based materials and Mg alloys has been widely lauded. His dedication to pushing the boundaries of materials research continues to earn him accolades. 🥇🎖️

Research Focus 🔬🧲📐

Yue Wang’s research is primarily centered on the mechanical properties and nanostructures of Si-based materials and metals. His work utilizes in-situ quantitative nanomechanics to probe these materials at the micro and nano levels. Wang’s expertise extends to environmental TEM studies, particularly in observing real-time electrochemical reactions in lithium/sodium ion batteries and developing anti-corrosion techniques for magnesium alloys. He also specializes in advanced microscopy, nanomechanical testing, and fabrication using Focused Ion Beam (FIB) technology, contributing to improved corrosion resistance and battery efficiency.

Publication  Top Notes

  • Exceptional plasticity in the bulk single-crystalline van der Waals semiconductor InSe
    Science, 2020, 369 (6503), 542-545
    Citations: 220
    This work explores the mechanical properties of InSe, a van der Waals semiconductor, highlighting its exceptional plasticity, a critical factor for flexible electronics.
  • Turning a native or corroded Mg alloy surface into an anti-corrosion coating in excited CO2
    Nature Communications, 2018, 9 (1), 4058
    Citations: 98
    The paper introduces a method to enhance the corrosion resistance of Mg alloys through a CO2-based treatment.
  • In situ TEM study of deformation-induced crystalline-to-amorphous transition in silicon
    NPG Asia Materials, 2016, 8 (7), e291-e291
    Citations: 81
    A detailed study using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to observe how crystalline silicon transitions to an amorphous state under mechanical stress.
  • Chestnut-like SnO2/C nanocomposites with enhanced lithium-ion storage properties
    Nano Energy, 2016, 30, 885-891
    Citations: 66
    This research investigates nanocomposites for improving lithium-ion battery performance.
  • Tension–compression asymmetry in amorphous silicon
    Nature Materials, 2021, 20 (10), 1371-1377
    Citations: 52
    The work explores the mechanical behavior of amorphous silicon, especially the asymmetry between tension and compression.
  • High-throughput screening of 2D van der Waals crystals with plastic deformability
    Nature Communications, 2022, 13 (1), 7491
    Citations: 45
    This paper focuses on the search for two-dimensional van der Waals materials with superior plasticity for next-generation flexible electronics.
  • Thermal treatment-induced ductile-to-brittle transition of submicron-sized Si pillars fabricated by focused ion beam
    Applied Physics Letters, 2015, 106 (8)
    Citations: 36
    The study analyzes the impact of thermal treatment on the mechanical properties of silicon structures at the submicron scale.
  • Ceramic nanowelding
    Nature Communications, 2018, 9 (1), 96
    Citations: 34
    This paper discusses the novel concept of ceramic nanowelding, which could have implications for nanomanufacturing and electronics.
  • In situ transmission electron microscopy study of the electrochemical sodiation process for a single CuO nanowire electrode
    RSC Advances, 2016, 6 (14), 11441-11445
    Citations: 26
    In this work, the authors investigate the sodiation process in copper oxide nanowires, which is relevant for battery technology.
  • In situ TEM observing structural transitions of MoS2 upon sodium insertion and extraction
    RSC Advances, 2016, 6 (98), 96035-96038
    Citations: 21
    This research reveals how MoS2 structures change during sodium ion insertion, providing insights for energy storage applications.

Conclusion

The candidate’s expertise in nanomechanics, in-situ TEM, and nanomaterial testing positions them as a leader in their field, making them a worthy candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Their ability to innovate and apply cutting-edge techniques in materials science, combined with their teaching prowess, sets them apart. Expanding their international collaborations and research impact would further elevate their profile for such prestigious recognition.

Mehdi SALEM | matériaux | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mehdi SALEM | matériaux | Best Researcher Award

Ingénieur de recherche, IMT Mines- Albi, France

👨‍🔬 Dr. Mehdi Salem is a distinguished mechanical engineer and materials scientist, currently serving as a Research Engineer at Armines – IMT Mines Albi-Carmaux. With over a decade of experience in academia and research, he has significantly contributed to understanding material sciences, particularly in high-temperature corrosion and additive manufacturing. Proficient in multiple languages, Dr. Salem combines a strong academic background with hands-on industrial experience. 🌍🔬

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Education

🎓 Dr. Mehdi Salem holds a Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering, specializing in Materials Mechanics, from the University of Paul Sabatier, Toulouse (2009). He also earned a DEA in Materials from the University of Sciences, Montpellier (2003), and a General Engineering degree with a focus on Mining Engineering from École Polytechnique d’Alger (2001). 🏫

Experience

🏢 Dr. Mehdi Salem is currently a Research Engineer at Armines – IMT Mines Albi-Carmaux since 2015. He has been a part-time lecturer in Material Sciences at IUT de Figeac since 2011. He has also worked as a Post-doctoral Researcher and Doctoral Researcher at Institut Clément Ader (ICA)-IMT Mines Albi-Carmaux, gaining deep expertise in materials and mechanical engineering. ⚙️

Research Focus

🔍 Dr. Mehdi Salem’s research interests include materials science, high-temperature corrosion, thermal fatigue, residual stress evaluation, and additive manufacturing. His work emphasizes advanced metal forming processes, damage analysis, and microstructural characterization using various techniques such as SEM/EBSD, XRD, and mechanical testing. 📊🔬

Awards and Honours

🏆 Dr. Mehdi Salem has been recognized for his academic contributions and is qualified to serve as a Maître de Conférences in sections 28, 33, and 60, highlighting his expertise in mechanical and materials engineering. 🎖️

Publications Top Notes

Stress Corrosion Cracking Behavior of Austenitic Stainless Steel 316L Produced Using Laser-Based Powder Bed Fusion – Published in Corrosion (2023), Vol. 79(8), pp. 944–956. Cited by 2 articles. Link to Journal

Effect of Process Parameters of Plain Water Jet on the Cleaning Quality, Surface and Material Integrity of Inconel 718 Milled by Abrasive Water Jet – Published in Tribology International (2023), Vol. 178, Article 108094. Cited by 9 articles. Link to Journal

Multi-scale Analysis of the Damage and Contamination in Abrasive Water Jet Drilling of GLARE Fibre Metal Laminates – Published in Journal of Manufacturing Processes (2022), Vol. 84, pp. 610–621. Cited by 7 articles. Link to Journal

Conclusion

Mehdi Salem possesses a robust combination of academic qualifications, research experience, and technical skills that make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His extensive background in material mechanics, along with his experience in advanced research techniques and teaching, showcases his potential for high-impact contributions to the field. By enhancing his publication record, fostering international collaborations, and leading more research projects, he could further strengthen his candidacy for this prestigious award.