Student at Guangdong University of Technology, China
Kangsheng Zheng is a Master’s student at the School of Electro-Mechanical Engineering, Guangdong University of Technology. With a deep interest in mechanical engineering, Kangsheng has contributed to research with six published journal articles, including two SCI papers, and is in the process of filing three invention patents. His work centers around innovative solutions in risk perception, laser forging, and additive manufacturing. He aims to bridge gaps in safety practices within laboratory environments, enhancing safety outcomes. His academic and professional journey reflects his dedication to engineering advancements and his commitment to scientific research.
Publication Profile
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Education 🎓
Kangsheng Zheng is pursuing a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Guangdong University of Technology. He graduated with excellent academic performance, earning recognition for his contributions to the field. His education has provided him with strong knowledge in mechanical systems, risk perception, and manufacturing processes. He is actively working on his thesis related to safety in laboratory settings and additive manufacturing, combining theoretical understanding with practical applications. His dedication to academic excellence is reflected in his research, which is poised to influence both the academic and industrial sectors.
Experience 💼
As a Master’s student, Kangsheng Zheng has gained significant research experience, focusing on mechanical engineering and industrial safety. His work on the development of the Risk Perception Scale for Laboratory Safety (RPSLS) aims to improve safety outcomes in laboratory settings. While he has not yet been involved in large-scale industry projects, his research contributions demonstrate his potential in the field. He has also applied for three patents, demonstrating his ability to innovate and solve practical engineering challenges. Kangsheng continues to build his academic experience, aiming to impact both research and practical applications in his chosen field.
Awards and Honors 🏆
Kangsheng Zheng has published six journal articles, including two SCI papers, marking him as a promising researcher in mechanical engineering. He has also applied for three invention patents, showcasing his drive for innovation. Although he has not yet received formal awards, his work on risk perception in laboratory safety has garnered recognition in academic circles. Kangsheng’s development of the RPSLS has the potential to be a significant contribution to industrial safety, and as his research progresses, it is expected to lead to further recognition and opportunities in the academic and engineering communities.
Research Focus 🔬
Kangsheng Zheng’s research focuses on risk perception in laboratory safety and laser forging for fatigue-resistant additive manufacturing and repair. His primary innovation, the Risk Perception Scale for Laboratory Safety (RPSLS), addresses the emotional and psychological aspects of risk perception that were previously underexplored. This tool aims to help identify workers who may underestimate risks in hazardous environments, contributing to safer laboratory conditions. His broader research interests also include developing advanced manufacturing processes, particularly in enhancing material performance through additive manufacturing techniques and forging technologies to improve the mechanical properties of components.
Publications 📖
Risk Perception in Laboratory Safety (Lin, C., Zheng, K., Man, S.S.): This article develops and validates a scale for assessing risk perception in laboratory settings, likely to improve safety protocols.
Microstructure and Mechanical Performance of Aluminum Alloys (Zhang, B., Zhang, Y., Zheng, K., Chi, Y.): This paper explores the performance of aluminum alloy fusion welds treated by nanoparticle and heat treatments.
Offshore Wind Turbine Foundations (Wang, Y., Zheng, K., Zhang, J., Liu, D., Zhang, Y.): Discusses the construction processes for offshore wind turbine monopile foundations, a significant topic in renewable energy infrastructure.
Epoxy Soybean Oil Plasticized Vinyl Chloride Acrylate (Wei, J., Ouyang, C., Zheng, K., Luo, W.): Looks at the properties of a waterborne emulsion with varying methods of mixing and grafting.
Thermosensitive Hydrogels for Wound Healing (Hu, J., Liu, X., Gao, Q., Zheng, K., Shan, X.): This article investigates hydrogels that promote rapid wound healing, relevant to biomedical applications.
Silica Particles in Bromobutyl Rubber (Gui, C., Hou, J., Zheng, K.-S.): Examines how hydrophobic silica particles affect the mechanical properties of bromobutyl rubber, a material often used in automotive and industrial applications.
Conclusion
Kangsheng Zheng is a promising young researcher with innovative ideas and a growing publication record. His work in laboratory safety risk perception through the development of the Risk Perception Scale for Laboratory Safety (RPSLS) is an important contribution that addresses critical gaps in safety practices. His research shows significant potential for improving safety outcomes in laboratory environments, making his candidacy for the Best Researcher Award well-supported. Expanding his collaborations, publication impact, and industry engagement will help him further strengthen his profile in the future. Nonetheless, his dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and improving laboratory safety makes him a strong candidate for this prestigious award.