Assoc. Prof. Dr Kai-Ming Hu | Surface Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr Kai-Ming Hu | Surface Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Center director at Shanghai Jiao Tong University/School of Mechanical Engineering , China

Dr. K. M. Hu is an Associate Professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China. With expertise in mechanical engineering and materials science, Dr. Hu has made significant contributions to the development of mechanical self-assembly-induced soft lithography technology and its applications. His research focuses on surface micro/nano-patterning, MEMS/NEMS, and nanotechnology 🔍.

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🎓 Education

– *Joint PhD in Mechanical Engineering*: University of California, Berkeley (UCB) and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), 2015-2017 🎓– *PhD in Mechanical Engineering*: Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), 2011-2017 📚– *Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering and Automation*: Central South University (CSU), 2007-2011 📘

👨‍🔬 Experience

– *Associate Professor*: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2021-Current 🏫– *Post-doctoral Researcher*: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2017-2021 🔬– *Joint PhD Researcher*: University of California, Berkeley (UCB), 2015-2017 🔍

🔍 Research Interest

– *Mechanical Self-Assembly-Induced Soft Lithography Technology*: development of novel methods for surface micro/nano-patterning 🔍– *Surface Micro/Nano-Patterning*: applications in MEMS/NEMS, nanotechnology, and materials science 💻– *MEMS/NEMS*: design, fabrication, and characterization of micro/nano-devices 🤖

Awards and Honors 🏆

– *Mechanical Self-Assembly-Induced Soft Lithography Technology*: development of novel methods for surface micro/nano-patterning 🔍– *Surface Micro/Nano-Patterning*: applications in MEMS/NEMS, nanotechnology, and materials science 💻– *MEMS/NEMS*: design, fabrication, and characterization of micro/nano-devices 🤖

📚 Publications 

– Deterministically self-assembled 2D materials and electronics 📚
– Photo-induced stress relaxation in reconfigurable disulfide-crosslinked supramolecular films visualized by dynamic wrinkling 🔍
– Dynamic Optical Encryption Fueled via Tunable Mechanical Composite Micrograting Systems 🔒
– Photochemical Design for Diverse Controllable Patterns in Self-Wrinkling Films 🎨
– Reversible surface patterning by dynamic crosslink gradients: controlling buckling in 2D 🔝
– Deformation-Induced Photo-programmable Pattern of Polyurethane Elastomers Based on Poisson Effect 🤖
– Hierarchical 3D Patterns with Dynamic Wrinkles Produced by a Photo-controlled Diels-Alder Reaction on the Surface 🌈
– Delamination-Free Functional Graphene Surface by Multiscale, Conformal Wrinkling 💡
– Vision-based tactile sensing: From performance parameters to device design 🔍
– Regulating surface wrinkles using light

Conclusion

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Olena Goncharuk | Oxide and metal nanoparticles | Women Researcher Award

Dr. Olena Goncharuk |  Oxide and metal nanoparticles | Women Researcher Award

Senior research fellow at Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry of NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine

🌍 A leading chemist with expertise in surface chemistry and nanomaterials, this researcher has a distinguished career spanning over two decades. With a PhD (2006) and D.Sc. (2021) in Chemistry, their research focuses on the electrosurface and structural properties of nanooxides and hydrogels. As a senior researcher and professor, they actively contribute to international collaborations and groundbreaking projects, including NATO and EU-funded initiatives. Recognized with 175 publications, 85 indexed in Scopus/Web of Science, they have an H-index of 24 and 1,781 citations.

 

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Education🎓 

1990-1996: Chemical Engineering, Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine 1998-2004: Post-graduate studies, Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry2006: PhD in Chemistry, focus on Si, Ti, Al oxides m2021: D.Sc. in Chemistry, specializing in nanosized oxides and aqueous dispersions

Experience🧑‍🔬

1998-2004: Research Engineer, Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry2004-2018: Researcher & Senior Researcher, Chuiko Institut  2021-Present: Senior Researcher, F.D. Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry 2021-Present: Professor, Kyiv Polytechnic Institute 2023-Present: Specialist, Institute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences

Awards & Honors🏆

2001: Presidential Award for Young Scientists, NAS of Ukraine  Numerous awards for contributions to nanoscale systems and materials 175 Publications: 85 in Scopus/Web of Science, 1,781 citations, H-index: 24 Recognized internationally for advancements in nanomaterials, sorption, and polymer composites

Research Focus🔬

Specializes in physical-chemical processes at solid/liquid interfaces  Studies adsorption, surface charge, and stability of nanooxide dispersions Develops hydrogels cross-linked with inorganic nanoparticles Focus on biocompatible hydrogels and sorption materials for prolonged release Explores how nanooxide synthesis methods influence dispersion properties

 

Publication  Top Notes

Nanocomposites for Medical and Environmental Applications:

Doxorubicin-loaded Fe₃O₄-Au Nanocomposite for magnetic nanotheranostics, emphasizing antitumor effects.

Green Synthesis of Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles using Magnolia kobus leaf extract for antibacterial applications.

Bioactive and Adsorptive Materials:

Bioactive Glass 60S Doped with La and Y demonstrating enhanced bioactivity under in vitro conditions.

Char Derived from Resorcinol–Formaldehyde Resin modified with metal oxide/silica nanocomposites for adsorption purposes.

Eco-Friendly Solutions for Heavy Metal Removal:

Comparative study between Na-X Zeolite and C/Mn/SiO₂ Composites for heavy metal adsorption, focusing on green synthesis methods.

Surface and Textural Studies:

MCM-41 Silicas with surface silanol and 3-chloropropyl groups synthesized via hybrid template-directed hydrothermal methods.

2D Nanostructured Carbons exploring the effects of oxidation and packing disordering on material properties.

Conclusion

This candidate is exceptionally qualified for the Women Researcher Award due to her transformative work in nanoscience, international research collaborations, and significant contributions to biocolloidal and hybrid material technologies. Strengthening her language skills and public engagement would further enhance her global impact, making her a well-rounded, inspiring figure in the scientific community.