Jae-Do Nam | Functional polymer composites | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Jae-Do Nam | Functional polymer composites | Best Researcher Award

Professor at  Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea

Jae-Do Nam is a Professor at the School of Chemical Engineering and Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University, Korea. He is also an adjunct Professor in the Department of Energy. Dr. Nam has contributed extensively to polymer science and engineering, focusing on sustainable and eco-friendly technologies. With over 260 peer-reviewed journal papers and 60 patents, he is a leading figure in his field. He collaborates with global corporations like Hyundai Motors, Samsung, and LG Chemicals.

Publication Profile

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Education🎓📖

Dr. Nam earned a B.S. and M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Seoul National University in 1984 and 1986, respectively, and his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington in 1991.

Experience🏫🔬

Dr. Nam has served as a research associate faculty at the Polymeric Composites Laboratory at the University of Washington (1991-1993), and he joined Sungkyunkwan University in 1994. He held leadership roles as a department chairman and visiting professor at institutions including EPFL and the University of Washington.

Awards & Honors 🏆🌟

Dr. Nam has received numerous accolades, including leadership roles in key conferences, directorships in major research centers, and a prominent membership in the Korean Rheology Society. He has also been a member of advisory boards for various international scientific bodies.

Research Focus⚙️🔬

Dr. Nam’s research interests include polymer nanocomposites, electroactive actuators, biodegradable materials, and advanced fabrication methods for various applications in automotive and electronics industries. He is dedicated to eco-friendly and sustainable technological innovations.

Publication  Top Notes

 

Electrospun Dual-Porosity Structure and Biodegradation Morphology of Montmorillonite Reinforced PLLA Nanocomposite Scaffolds
YH Lee, JH Lee, IG An, C Kim, DS Lee, YK Lee, JD Nam – Biomaterials 26 (16), 3165-3172 (2005)
Citation: 391

Development of Soft-Actuator-Based Wearable Tactile Display
IM Koo, K Jung, JC Koo, JD Nam, YK Lee, HR Choi – IEEE Transactions on Robotics 24 (3), 549-558 (2008)
Citation: 355

Thermal and Mechanical Characteristics of Poly (L-lactic Acid) Nanocomposite Scaffold
JH Lee, TG Park, HS Park, DS Lee, YK Lee, SC Yoon, JD Nam – Biomaterials 24 (16), 2773-2778 (2003)
Citation: 340

Graphene/Cellulose Nanocomposite Paper with High Electrical and Mechanical Performances
ND Luong, N Pahimanolis, U Hippi, JT Korhonen, J Ruokolainen, … – Journal of Materials Chemistry 21 (36), 13991-13998 (2011)
Citation: 288

Hygroscopic Aspects of Epoxy/Carbon Fiber Composite Laminates in Aircraft Environments
HS Choi, KJ Ahn, JD Nam, HJ Chun – Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing 32 (5), 709-720 (2001)
Citation: 270

Enhanced Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Polyimide Film by Graphene Sheets via In Situ Polymerization
ND Luong, U Hippi, JT Korhonen, AJ Soininen, J Ruokolainen, … – Polymer 52 (23), 5237-5242 (2011)
Citation: 254

High Thermal Conductivity Epoxy Composites with Bimodal Distribution of Aluminum Nitride and Boron Nitride Fillers
JP Hong, SW Yoon, T Hwang, JS Oh, SC Hong, Y Lee, JD Nam – Thermochimica Acta 537, 70-75 (2012)
Citation: 243

Effect of PEG-PLLA Diblock Copolymer on Macroporous PLLA Scaffolds by Thermally Induced Phase Separation
H Do Kim, EH Bae, IC Kwon, RR Pal, J Do Nam, DS Lee – Biomaterials 25 (12), 2319-2329 (2004)
Citation: 196

Investigations on Actuation Characteristics of IPMC Artificial Muscle Actuator
K Jung, J Nam, H Choi – Sensors and Actuators A: Physical 107 (2), 183-192 (2003)
Citation: 180

Graphene Oxide Porous Paper from Amine-Functionalized Poly (Glycidyl Methacrylate)/Graphene Oxide Core-Shell Microspheres
J Oh, JH Lee, JC Koo, HR Choi, Y Lee, T Kim, ND Luong, JD Nam – Journal of Materials Chemistry 20 (41), 9200-9204 (2010)
Citation: 176

 

Conclusion

Dr. Jae-Do Nam stands out as a pioneer in polymer science and is an ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His vast body of work, extensive publication record, leadership in high-impact research centers, and active participation in advancing polymer science on a global scale make him a standout figure in the field. His ability to bridge the gap between academia and industry, particularly in the areas of sustainability and advanced polymer applications, ensures that his research will continue to have a lasting impact. With his established record of success, Dr. Nam embodies the qualities of a transformative researcher deserving of this prestigious recognition.

Dr Arely Cano | Mechanics of Functional Materials and Structures.

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Dr Arely Cano: Leading Researcher in Mechanics of Functional Materials and Structures.
Dr Arely Cano, PhD, Advanced Technology  .

Dr. Arely Cano, a distinguished PhD holder in advanced technology, stands at the forefront of groundbreaking research in the mechanics of functional materials and structures. With an illustrious career, Dr. Cano has become a trailblazer, contributing significantly to the field’s advancements. Her expertise extends across intricate realms, encompassing innovative technologies and the nuanced understanding of materials’ mechanical behavior. As a respected leader, Dr. Cano’s work not only propels the boundaries of knowledge but also inspires the next generation of researchers to delve into the fascinating intersections of technology, materials, and structure.

 

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Education:

  • PhD, Advanced Technology Research Center for Applied Sciences and Advanced Technology, National Polytechnic Institute 01/2015-12/2018 Mexico City, Mexico -Thesis: “An XPS study of Prussian blue Analogues and Related Coordination Compounds”. Advisor. Scientist Emeritus Edilso F. Reguera Ruiz (edilso.reguera@gmail.com) and Dr. Luis Lartundo (SNI II) (llartundo@ipn.mx)Master’s degree, Advanced Technology Research Center for Applied Sciences and Advanced Technology, National Polytechnic Institute 01/2013-12/2014 Mexico City, Mexico -Thesis: “Study of an atypical transition metal nitroprussides”. Advisor. Scientist Emeritus Edilso F. Reguera Ruiz (edilso.reguera@gmail.com) and Dr. Adela Lemus (SNI II) (alemuss@ipn.mx)Bachelor’s’ degree, Industrial Chemical Engineering Escuela Superior en Ingeniería Química e Industrias Extractivas (ESIQIE), National Polytechnic Institute 08/2008-12/2012 Mexico City, Mexico -Degree obtained with the Master´s thesis: “Study of an atypical transition metal nitroprussides”. Advisor. Scientist Emeritus Edilso F. Reguera Ruiz (edilso.reguera@gmail.com) and Dr. Adela Lemus (SNI II) (alemuss@ipn.mx)

 

Synchrotron Project:

Accepted internal proposal for Beam time run September-October/2022 (1 month) Surface structure and chemical composition study of Nb for quantum materials applications: 3D and 2D resonators Author(s): A. Cano, D. Bafia, Z. Sung, M. Martinello, S. Posen, A. Romanenko, A. Grassellino and J. R. Zuazo European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Spline Spanish beam-station, ESRF, France Contact: Beam-scientist PhD Juan R. Zuazo, Beam-scientist PhD German Castro Accepted proposal for Beam time run November/2021 (2 year)

Electronic and structural changes in Nb SRF material under cryogenic conditions through combined HAXPES/GIXRD data Author(s): A. Cano, Z. Sung, D. Bafia, T. Spina, M. Martinello, S. Posen, A. Grassellino, A. Romanenko European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Spline Spanish beam-station, ESRF, France Contact: Beam-scientist PhD Juan R. Zuazo, Beam-scientist PhD German Castro Accepted proposal for Beam time run Feb/2021(1 year)

Tracing microstructural changes in SRF Nb-matrix under cooling/heating cycles through HighResolution XRD powder patterns analysis Author(s): A. Cano, D. Bafia, J. Lee, Z. Sung, M. Martinello, A. Romanenko Advanced Photon Source-Argonne National Laboratory, IL, USA Contact: Beam-scientist Jennia Karapetrova

 

Research Experience:

  • Postdoctoral Research Associate Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory 06/2019-Present Batavia, IL, USA Applied Physics and Superconducting Division (APS/TD) -Research Project: Surface structure and chemical composition of the near-surface of SRF cavities based on Nb and Nb3Sn Superconducting Quantum Materials and System Center (SQMS) -Research Project: Unraveling the local surface structure in 2D and 3D Nb superconducting resonators and examining its potential impact on TLS losses Supervisors: Senior Scientist Alexander Romanenko (aroman@fnal.gov), PhD Martina Martinello (martina9@stanford.edu), Senior Scientist Grigory Eremeev (grigory@fnal.gov) and PhD. Akshay Murthy (amurthy@fnal.gov) -Design of multi-technique surface analysis platform based on X-ray photoelectron spectrometer with HeL manipulator. Supervisors:Senior Researcher Anna Grasellino (annag@fnal.gov), Senior Scientist Alexander Romanenko (aroman@fnal.gov), PhD Mattia Checchin (checchin@stanford.edu) User facilities/Postdoctoral Research Associate European Synchrotron Radiation Facilities 11/2021-10/2022 Grenoble, France Spline Spanish Beamline -Research Project: Surface structure study of Nb for quantum materials applications: 3D and 2D resonators Supervisors: Senior Scientist Alexander Romanenko (aroman@fnal.gov), Beam-scientist PhD Juan R. Zuazo (rubio@esrf.fr), PhD Martina Martinello (martina9@stanford.edu), Senior Scientist Grigory Eremeev (grigory@fnal.gov) User facilities/Postdoctoral Research Associate Advanced Photon Source-Argonne National Laboratory 11/2020-11/2021 Lemont, IL, USA 33-BM-C -Research Project: Tracing microstructural changes in SRF Nb-matrix upon cooling/heating cycles by cryo-GI-XRD Supervisors: Senior Scientist Alexander Romanenko (aroman@fnal.gov), Beam-scientist M. Sc. Evguenia Karapetrova (jenia@anl.gov), PhD Martina Martinello (martina9@stanford.edu), PhD Tiziana Spina (spina.tiziana@as-g.it) User facilities/ Postdoctoral Research Associate Northwestern University 07/2019-Present Evanston, IL, USA NU Atomic and Nanoscale Characterization Experimental Center (NUANCE) -Research Project: Chemical composition mapping of the inner surface of SRF cavities cutouts using Electron Spectroscopies and Microscopy Supervisors:Senior Researcher Anna Grasellino (annag@fnal.gov), PhD Martina Martinello (martina9@stanford.edu) and PhD Xinqi Chen (xchen@northwestern.edu) Integrated Molecular Structure Education and Research Center (IMSERC) -Research Project: Evaluation of the Surface structure of Nb cavities cutouts processed with state-of-the-art RF surface treatments using X-ray diffraction techniques and TG-MS Supervisors: PhD Martina Martinello (martina9@stanford.edu) and Senior Scientist Christos Malliakas (cmalliakas@northwestern.edu) User facilities/ Postdoctoral Research Associate Minnesota University 07/2021-Present Minnesota, MN, USA XPS instrument, Characterization facility, CharFac -Research Project: Thermal evolution of the native oxide layer on Nb3Sn-coated Nb SRF grade. An In-situ angular XPS study Contact: PhD Bing Luo (luox0026@umn.edu), Senior Scientist Grigory Eremeev (grigory@fnal.gov)and Senior Scientist Sam Posen (sposen@fnal.gov) Invited Researcher Research Center for Applied Sciences and Advanced Technology, National Polytechnic Institute 01/2019-06/2019 Mexico City, Mexico National Laboratory in Energy Conversion and Storage, LNCAE -Research collaboration: Mentoring of undergraduate/graduate thesis and Electron spectroscopy (XPS) trainings Contact: Scientist Emeritus Edilso F. Reguera Ruiz (edilso.reguera@gmail.com) Visiting Researcher Institute for Nuclear Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 02/2016-07/2016 Debrecen, Hungary Laboratory of Electron Spectroscopy and Materials Science -Research Project: XPS study of Coordination Chemistry at the Nanoparticles Surface Contact: PhD László Kövér (lkover15@gmail.com), PhD József Tóth (toth.jozsef@atomki.mta.hu) Visiting Researcher Malaga University 09/2015-12/2015 Malaga, Spain Department of Inorganic Chemistry.

    Crystallography and Mineralogy -Developed project: Systematic XPS Study of Molecular Nano-porous Materials with Potential Applications in Renewable Energy Technologies Contact: Dr. Enrique Rodríguez Castellón (castellon@uma.es) Visiting Researcher Center for Nanoscience and Micro/Nanotechnologies, National Polytechnic Institute 06/2014-06/2015 Mexico City, Mexico National Laboratory of characterization of materials and nanostructures -Developed project: Advanced training in Surface Analysis using XPS spectroscopy Contact: PhD Luis Lartundo Rojas (SNI II) (llartundo@ipn.mx) Visiting undergraduate student Research Center for Applied Chemistry, CIQA 01/2012-02/2012 Saltillo, Mexico Department of Plastic Transformation Processes -Developed project: Synthesis, characterization, and monitoring phase inversion of high impact polystyrene (HIPS). Contact: Dr. Graciela E. Morales Balado (SNI II) (graciela.morales@ciqa.edu.mx) and Dr. Florentino Soriano Corral (SNI I), (florentino.soriano@ciqa.edu.mx) Internship undergraduate student Research Center for Applied Chemistry, CIQA 01/2011-02/2011 Saltillo, Mexico Department of organometallic materials synthesis -Developed project: Morphology control of Zn-oxides nanoparticles for automotive applications Contact: Dr. Graciela E. Morales Balado (SNI II) (graciela.morales@ciqa.edu.mx), Dr. Pablo Acuna (SNI I) (pablo.acuna@ciqa.edu.mx)

 

Publications and Top Noted:

First direct observation of nanometer size hydride precipitations on Superconducting Niobium Author(s): Z-H. Sung, A. Cano, A. Murthy, E. Karapetrova, J-Y. Lee, A. Grassellino and A. Romanenko arXiv Preprint arXiv:2305.01022