Yu Wang | carbon dots | Best Researcher Award

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

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

Dr. Yu Wang (ηŽ‹ζ˜±) πŸŽ“, born in Qingdao, China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ (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 πŸ‡°πŸ‡· 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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EducationπŸŽ“

B.S. (2003–2007): Qingdao University, China Ph.D. (2009–2014): Kyungpook National University, South Korea πŸ‡°πŸ‡· Postdoctoral (2014–2016): Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), CAS πŸ§ͺ

ExperienceπŸ§ͺ

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

Honors and AwardsπŸ†

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) πŸŽ‰

Research FocusπŸ”¬

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

Publications πŸ“–

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

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 πŸ§ͺ: Cr(VI) assay platform. Carbon, 182, 42-50 (2021) 🌟.

Mn(II)-coordinated carbon dots πŸ’‘: 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) πŸ’§.

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

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

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.

Dhaneshwar Prasad Sahu | Natural fibre-based composites structures | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Dhaneshwar Prasad Sahu | Natural fibre-based composites structures | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at Vignan Institute of Imformation Technology, Visakhapatnam, A.P, India

 

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Changhong Yang | piezieletric and ferroelectric materials | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Changhong Yang | piezieletric and ferroelectric materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr at Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Preparation and Measurement of Building Materials University of Jinan, China

πŸŽ“ Prof. Dr. Changhong Yang, a renowned materials scientist, specializes in lead-free piezoelectric ceramic materials, devices, and their applications. With over two decades of academic and research experience, they currently serve as a Professor at the University of Jinan. 🏫 Their contributions to electronic ceramics, materials innovation, and education are globally recognized. 🌏

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EducationπŸŽ“Β 

Ph.D. in Material Science, State Key Laboratory of Crystal Materials, Shandong University, 2006. B.S. in Silicate Engineering, Shandong Institute of Light Industry (Qilu University of Technology), 2000. Visiting Scholar, Institute for Superconducting and Electronic Materials, University of Wollongong, Australia, 2012.

ExperienceπŸ‘©β€πŸ«

Lecturer, University of Jinan, 2006-2010. Associate Professor, University of Jinan, 2010-2019. Β Professor, University of Jinan, 2020-present. Β Academic Roles: Director, Collaborative Innovation Platform; Standing Member, Expert Committee; Youth Editorial Board Member of two prestigious journals.

Awards and HonorsπŸ†

Multiple teaching and research excellence awards at the University of Jinan. Β Recognition for contributions to lead-free piezoelectric ceramics research. Β Appointed to key roles in China’s electronic materials industry collaboration. Β Editorial board member for influential ceramic and dielectric journals.

Research FocusπŸ§ͺ

Lead-free piezoelectric ceramic materials and devices. Β Development of sustainable electronic applications. Β Advanced dielectric properties and their industrial applications. Β Industry-university research collaboration to foster innovation.

Teaching and CurriculumπŸ“š

Undergraduate Courses: Inorganic Nonmetallic Materials Technology, Process Design of Inorganic Nonmetallic Materials Factory. Graduate Courses: Computer Application Technology.

Publications πŸ“–

Title: Impact of treated sewage water on early strength development of calcium sulfoaluminate cement paste: A comparative study

Authors: Tchekwagep, J.J.K., Ding, N., Yang, F., … Yang, C., TchakoutΓ©, H.K.

Journal: Results in Engineering

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 24, 103322

Access Type: Open access

Citations: 0

Title: Adjusting the surface quality of printed components via controlling dispersant content to improve the electrical performance of DLP-printed PZT ceramics and devices

Authors: Zhao, Y., Lin, X., Liu, R., … Yang, C., Huang, S.

Journal: Ceramics International

Year: 2024

Volume & Pages: 50(23), 49165–49175

Citations: 0

Title: Large-strain bismuth titanate sodium-based piezoelectric ceramics with enhanced temperature stability

Authors: Dong, G., Li, Q., Zhao, Y., … Yang, C., Huang, S.

Journal: Journal of Alloys and Compounds

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 1003, 175554

Citations: 0

Title: Mechanocatalytic Hydrogen Generation in Centrosymmetric Barium Dititanate

Authors: Du, Y., Sun, W., Li, X., … Zhang, S., Cheng, Z.

Journal: Advanced Science

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 11(38), 2404483

Citations: 0

Title: Flexible Piezoelectric 0–3 PZT@C/PDMS Composite Films for Pressure Sensor and Limb Motion Monitoring

Authors: Li, C., Li, C., Wang, Y., … Huang, S., Yang, C.

Journal: Coatings

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 14(10), 1269

Access Type: Open access

Citations: 0

Title: Altermagnetism Induced by Sliding Ferroelectricity via Lattice Symmetry-Mediated Magnetoelectric Coupling

Authors: Sun, W., Wang, W., Yang, C., … Huang, S., Cheng, Z.

Journal: Nano Letters

Year: 2024

Volume & Pages: 24(36), 11179–11186

Citations: 1

Title: Flexible all-inorganic BiFeO3-based film with high piezoelectric coefficient for energy harvesting and sensing

Authors: Li, C., Si, J., Yuan, X., … Huang, S., Yang, C.

Journal: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 35(26), 1745

Citations: 0

Title: Chinese raw vermiculite: A potential additive for improving the thermal properties of calcium sulfoaluminate cement-blended mortars for applications in hot regions

Authors: Kouadjo Tchekwagep, J.J., Yang, F., Wang, S., … Yang, C., Cheng, X.

Journal: Journal of Building Engineering

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 92, 109723

Citations: 0

Title: Large piezoelectric property of Bi(Fe 0.93 Mn 0.05Ti0.02)O3 film by constructing internal bias electric field

Authors: Yuan, X., Fan, M., Wang, W., … Huang, S., Yang, C.

Journal: Journal of Advanced Dielectrics

Year: 2024

Volume & Article: 14(4), 2440014

Citations: 0

Title: Capacitive Energy Storage Performance of Poly(ether imide) Composites with TiO2 Particles | δΊŒζ°§εŒ–ι’›/θšι†šι…°δΊšθƒΊε€εˆθ–„θ†œεŠε…Άδ»‹η”΅ε‚¨θƒ½ζ€§θƒ½

Authors: Shi, Q., Yuan, Z., Zhao, Y., … Lin, X., Yang, C.

Journal: Kuei Suan Jen Hsueh Pao/Journal of the Chinese Ceramic Society

Year: 2024

Volume & Pages: 52(7), 2197–2205

Citations: 0

Conclusion

The candidate is an exceptionally strong contender for the Best Researcher Award in the field of lead-free piezoelectric ceramics. Their extensive expertise, leadership roles, and dedication to innovation and teaching make them a valuable asset to the field. While they can enhance their profile with broader international exposure and stronger commercialization efforts, their accomplishments clearly demonstrate their impact and suitability for this honor.

Jinde Zhang | Bioinspired Functional Surfaces | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Jinde Zhang | Bioinspired Functional Surfaces Β | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell,United States

Dr. Jinde Zhang, a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, specializes in polymer engineering and superhydrophobic coatings. 🌟 With expertise in surface chemistry, drag reduction, and anti-ice adhesion, Dr. Zhang’s research impacts sustainable materials and advanced composites. 🌍 His innovative contributions have been featured in leading scientific journals. πŸ§ͺ

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EducationπŸŽ“

Ph.D. in Plastics Engineering, University of Massachusetts Lowell, 2015. Β M.S. in Polymer Chemistry and Physics, University of Science and Technology of China, 2011. Β B.S. in Applied Chemistry, Xidian University, China, 2007.

ExperienceπŸ‘¨β€πŸ”¬Β 

Research Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts Lowell, 2022–Present. Research Scientist, University of Massachusetts Lowell, 2017–2022 Β Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Massachusetts Lowell, 2015–2017.

Awards and HonorsπŸ†

Hosted the Polymer Processing Society International Conference, 2018. Region IV Middle School Science Fair Mentor, 2013–2015. Nanodays Volunteer, Boston Museum of Science, 2013–2015.

Research FocusπŸ”¬

Superhydrophobic coatings for drag reduction and corrosion resistance. Development of anti-ice adhesion materials. Β Recycling impacts on carbon nanotube-filled composites. Β Roll-to-roll processing for advanced polymers.

Publications πŸ“–

Tuning Wetting Properties Through Surface Geometry in the Cassie–Baxter State

Journal: Biomimetics, 2025-01-02

DOI: 10.3390/biomimetics10010020

Contributors: Talya Scheff, Florence Acha, Nathalia Diaz Armas, Joey L. Mead, Jinde Zhang

Structure–Property Relationships for Fluorinated and Fluorine-Free Superhydrophobic Crack-Free Coatings

Journal: Polymers, 2024-03-24

DOI: 10.3390/polym16070885

Contributors: Sevil Turkoglu, Jinde Zhang, Hanna Dodiuk, Samuel Kenig, Jo Ann Ratto Ross, et al.

Effect of Composition on Adhesion and Chemical Resistance in Multilayer Elastomer Laminates

Journal: ACS Applied Polymer Materials, 2023-03-30

DOI: 10.1021/acsapm.3c00132

Contributors: Jianan Yi, Mykhel Walker, Jinde Zhang, Christopher J. Hansen, Walter Zukas, Joey Mead

Dynamic Wetting Properties of Silica-Poly(Acrylic Acid) Superhydrophilic Coatings

Journal: Polymers, 2023-02-28

DOI: 10.3390/polym15051242

Contributors: Sevil Turkoglu, Jinde Zhang, Hanna Dodiuk, Samuel Kenig, Jo Ann Ratto, Joey Mead

Wetting Characteristics of Nanosilica-Poly(Acrylic Acid) Transparent Anti-Fog Coatings

Journal: Polymers, 2022-11-01

DOI: 10.3390/polym14214663

Contributors: Sevil Turkoglu, Jinde Zhang, Hanna Dodiuk, Samuel Kenig, Jo Ann Ratto, Joey Mead

The Reduction in Ice Adhesion Using Controlled Topography Superhydrophobic Coatings

Journal: Journal of Coatings Technology and Research, 2022-10-18

DOI: 10.1007/s11998-022-00682-2

Contributors: Yujie Wang, Jinde Zhang, Hanna Dodiuk, Samuel Kenig, Jo Ann Ratto, Carol Barry, Joey Mead

The Effect of Superhydrophobic Coating Composition on Topography and Ice Adhesion

Journal: Cold Regions Science and Technology, 2022-09

DOI: 10.1016/j.coldregions.2022.103623

Contributors: Yujie Wang, Jinde Zhang, Hanna Dodiuk, et al.

Improved Adhesion in Elastomeric Laminates Using Elastomer Blends

Journal: Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 2022-07-01

DOI: 10.5254/rct.22.78968

Contributors: Jianan Yi, Erin Keaney, Jinde Zhang, et al.

Listeria Monocytogenes Biofilm Formation as Affected by Stainless Steel Surface Topography and Coating Composition

Journal: Food Control, 2021-12

DOI: 10.1016/j.foodcont.2021.108275

Contributors: Tingting Gu, Apisak Meesrisom, Jinde Zhang, et al.

Effect of Protein Adsorption on Air Plastron Behavior of a Superhydrophobic Surface
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Conclusion

Zhang Jinde is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his innovative contributions to materials science, specifically in the area of superhydrophobic surfaces. His work not only advances academic knowledge but also holds significant potential for real-world applications. Zhang’s ability to bridge interdisciplinary fields and engage with the wider scientific and public community adds further strength to his candidacy. Continued collaboration, diversification of research topics, and enhanced public engagement will elevate his already impressive research trajectory. Therefore, Zhang Jinde is highly deserving of recognition for his groundbreaking work in the realm of polymer engineering and material science.

Maria BERCEA | Gels Incorporating Natural | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Maria BERCEA | Gels Incorporating Natural | Best Researcher Award

Dr. at Petru Poni Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry , Romania

Esteemed polymer physicist and materials scientist with over three decades of experience in complex fluids, polymer networks, and stimuli-responsive materials. A prolific author with 210 Web of Science-indexed publications and over 2600 citations (h-index: 29). Actively engaged in international collaborations, leading 12 national projects and co-directing 7 international grants. President of the Romanian Society of Rheology and a member of the Romanian Chemical Society since 1992. Recognized with prestigious awards for contributions to polymer science and rheology.

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πŸŽ“ EducationΒ 

Earned comprehensive education in polymer science and materials engineering. Proficient in rheology, viscoelastic fluids, and thermodynamics of polymer solutions. Strong foundation in experimental and theoretical investigations of macromolecules. Academic journey complemented by specialized training in advanced analytical techniques such as light scattering, osmometry, and chromatography.

πŸ’Ό ExperienceΒ Β 

Leader in polymer science with extensive experience in rheometry, viscometry, and polymer characterization. Spearheaded 42 national research projects (12 as PI) and participated in 14 international grants. Delivered over 200 conference presentations. Skilled in modeling polymer behavior, conducting thermodynamic studies, and designing hybrid hydrogels for biomedical applications.

πŸ… Awards and Honors

Nicolae Teclu Prize (1995) – Romanian Academy of Science Emilian Bratu Medal (2009) – Romanian Chemical Society Founding Member & President (since 2019) – Romanian Society of Rheology Β Recognized for significant contributions to complex fluids, viscoelastic materials, and polymer science.

πŸ” Research FocusΒ 

Complex fluids and polymer networks (Newtonian/non-Newtonian fluids) Viscoelastic materials and stimuli-responsive hydrogel Β Thermodynamics of polymer solutions (cosolvency, polymer/solvent interactions Β Self-healing hydrogels, injectable biomaterials, and 3D-printing polymers Advanced macromolecular modeling and characterization

 

Publications πŸ“–

Poly (vinylpyrrolidone) – Biomedical Applications (2015) – 486 citations
πŸ”Ή Biomaterials of PVA and PVP (2019) – 478 citations
πŸ”Ή Shear Dynamics of Cellulose Whiskers (2000) – 251 citations
πŸ”Ή Poly (vinyl alcohol) and Natural Polymers (2018) – 216 citations
πŸ”Ή Xanthan Gum Properties (2016) – 126 citations
πŸ”Ή In Situ Gelation of PVA (2013) – 118 citations
πŸ”Ή Intrinsic Viscosity of Xanthan (2014) – 106 citations
πŸ”Ή Rheology of PMMA Solutions (1993) – 93 citations
πŸ”Ή Temperature Responsive Gels (2011) – 83 citations
πŸ”Ή Self-healing Hydrogels (2019) – 69 citations
πŸ”Ή Pullulan Synthesis and Behavior (2014) – 68 citations
πŸ”Ή Xanthan-PVA Interactions (2016) – 65 citations

Conclusion

This candidate is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award due to their exceptional contributions to polymer science, hydrogels, and fluid dynamics. Their extensive publication record, leadership in projects, and influential role in rheology reflect outstanding dedication and influence in the field. By expanding international collaborations and focusing on innovation-driven projects, the candidate could further solidify their legacy as a leader in polymer research.

Xuejie Gao | From Liquid to Solid | Women Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr Xuejie Gao | From Liquid to Solid | Women Researcher Award

Professor at Dalian Polytechnic University , China

πŸš€ Dr. Xuejie Gao is an Associate Professor at Dalian Polytechnic University, specializing in 3D printing for lithium-ion and solid-state batteries. πŸ“š Holding a Ph.D. in Mechanical and Material Engineering from Western University, she leads innovative battery technology research. πŸ”‹ Her work focuses on sustainable energy solutions, advancing energy storage efficiency. ✍️ Dr. Gao has authored high-impact publications in top-tier journals like Advanced Materials and Energy Storage Materials. 🌍 She collaborates with academic and industrial leaders, driving breakthroughs in next-generation battery technologies.

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EducationπŸŽ“

Dr. Xuejie Gao earned her Ph.D. in Mechanical and Material Engineering from Western University, where she focused on 3D printing applications in battery development. πŸ§ͺ Her research emphasized transitioning from liquid to solid-state batteries to improve energy efficiency. πŸ“ˆ Dr. Gao completed her undergraduate and master’s studies in Material Science, laying the foundation for her advanced research in sustainable energy storage. 🌱 She received multiple scholarships during her academic journey, highlighting her dedication and exceptional performance in material engineering and energy applications.

ExperienceπŸ‘©β€πŸ«Β 

Dr. Gao serves as an Associate Professor at Dalian Polytechnic University, engaging in cutting-edge research and teaching. πŸ’‘ She has led six ongoing projects and successfully completed three, emphasizing battery innovation. βš™οΈ Dr. Gao collaborates with the industry, contributing to two sponsored projects involving battery manufacturing advancements. 🏭 Her expertise extends to guiding Ph.D. students and acting as a Youth Editorial Board member for Renewables and eScience. 🌏 Dr. Gao bridges academia and industry, fostering advancements in sustainable battery technologies.

Awards and HonorsπŸ†Β 

Dr. Gao has received accolades for her pioneering work in battery technology. 🌟 She is a CTAPI Fellow, recognized for her contributions to energy storage and advanced materials. πŸ“œ Dr. Gao’s publications in high-impact journals reflect her leadership in the field. πŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬ Her patents in process further cement her innovative contributions. 🌍 As a member of editorial boards and industry collaborations, Dr. Gao’s influence extends across academic and commercial sectors. πŸ’Ό Her role in shaping the next generation of batteries has garnered widespread recognition.

Research FocusπŸ”¬Β 

Dr. Gao’s research targets the development of 3D-printed lithium-ion and solid-state batteries. ⚑ Her focus lies in enhancing battery performance, reducing manufacturing costs, and fostering sustainability. 🧩 Key areas include material development, advanced fabrication techniques, and energy efficiency improvements. 🏭 Collaborating with Shanghai Carbon Industrial Co., she applies her findings to real-world applications. 🚘 Dr. Gao’s innovations aim to transform industries such as electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. πŸ“Š Her interdisciplinary approach integrates material science, engineering, and energy technologies.

Publications πŸ“–

“Separator engineering: Assisting lithium salt dissociation and constructing LiF-rich solid electrolyte interphases for high-rate lithium metal batteries” (2025): Focuses on improving the efficiency of lithium metal batteries by enhancing lithium salt dissociation and creating stable solid electrolyte interphases (SEI).

“Long-lifespan thin Li anode achieved by dead Li rejuvenation and Li dendrite suppression for all-solid-state lithium batteries” (2024): This study introduces methods for rejuvenating dead lithium and suppressing lithium dendrites to improve the lifespan and safety of solid-state batteries.

“Carboxymethyl chitosan composited poly(ethylene oxide) electrolyte with high ion conductivity and interfacial stability for lithium metal batteries” (2024): Examines an electrolyte composite that enhances ion conductivity and stability, crucial for improving the performance and longevity of lithium metal batteries.

“Natural biopolymers derived kinematic and self-healing hydrogel coatings to continuously protect metallic zinc anodes” (2024): Investigates self-healing hydrogel coatings that protect zinc anodes in batteries, enhancing their stability and lifespan.

“Phosphotungstic acid decorated free-standing electrode accelerates polysulfides conversion for high-performance flexible Li–S batteries” (2024): Introduces a novel electrode material that accelerates the conversion of polysulfides, improving the performance of lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries.

“All-in-one Janus covalent organic frameworks separator as fast Li nucleator and polysulfides catalyzer in lithium-sulfur batteries” (2024): This research presents a separator made of covalent organic frameworks that acts as both a lithium nucleator and a catalyst for polysulfides in Li-S batteries.

“ZIF-67-Derived Flexible Sulfur Cathode with Improved Redox Kinetics for High-Performance Li-S Batteries” (2024): Focuses on a new sulfur cathode derived from ZIF-67, which improves redox kinetics and enhances the performance of Li-S batteries.

“Lignin-reinforced PVDF electrolyte for dendrite-free quasi-solid-state Li metal battery” (2024): This study uses lignin-reinforced PVDF electrolyte to prevent dendrite formation, improving the performance of quasi-solid-state lithium metal batteries.

“Dual-single-atoms of Pt–Co boost sulfur redox kinetics for ultrafast Li–S batteries” (2024): Highlights the use of Pt-Co single atoms to enhance sulfur redox kinetics, enabling faster and more efficient Li-S batteries.

“Ester-Enhanced Inorganic-Rich Solid Electrolyte Interphase Enabled Dendrite-Free Fast-Charging Lithium Metal Batteries” (2024): Focuses on creating a dendrite-free, fast-charging lithium metal battery by enhancing the solid electrolyte interphase with esters and inorganic materials.

Conclusion

Dr. Gao Xuejie’s expertise in advanced battery technologies, particularly her research on solid-state batteries and the application of 3D printing for energy storage, positions her as an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her continuous pursuit of innovation in the energy sector, along with her substantial academic achievements, makes her a standout researcher deserving of recognition in this category.

Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Xiankun Zhang | materials science | Best Researcher Award

professor atΒ  University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

πŸ“œ 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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EducationπŸŽ“

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.

ExperienceπŸ’ΌΒ 

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 HonorsπŸ…

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 FocusπŸ”¬

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.

Albandari Alrowaily | Material Science | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr Albandari Alrowaily | Infectious diseases | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof atΒ  Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahmman University, Saudi Arabia

πŸŽ“ Assist. Prof. Dr Albandari Alrowaily is an Assistant Professor of Physics at Princess Nourah Bint Abdurrahman University, Saudi Arabia. She specializes in theoretical nuclear and atomic physics with a Ph.D. from the University of North Texas. Starting her career as a high school physics teacher, she progressed through roles such as lecturer, committee member, and advisor. Passionate about education quality, she now serves as the Teaching and Learning Quality Manager. Assist. Prof. Dr Albandari Alrowaily is an advocate for empowering women in science, holding memberships in ISMWS and APS. Her contributions to academia include teaching a wide range of physics courses, mentoring students, and participating in critical departmental activities. Outside work, she actively supports cultural and environmental initiatives.

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Education πŸŽ“

Ph.D. in Theoretical Nuclear and Atomic Physics (2021): University of North Texas, Denton, TX, USA. Master’s in Theoretical Nuclear Physics (2008): Princess Nourah Bint Abdurrahman University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Bachelor’s in Physics (1999): Princess Nourah Bint Abdurrahman University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Additional Certificates: Management, document organization, research ethics, teamwork, professional basics, and ESL.

Experience πŸ‘©β€πŸ«

High School Physics Teacher (1999–2000): Al-Jouf City. Teaching Assistant (2001–2007): Princess Nourah University. Committee Member: Grades Monitoring & Interviews (2001–2007). Lecturer (2008–2021): Princess Nourah University. Assistant Professor (2021–Present): Physics Department. Quality Manager (2022–Present): Teaching & Learning, College of Science. Additional Roles: Academic advisor, training supervisor, committee leader, and lab organizer.

Awards and HonorsπŸ…

Ideal Student Awards (1992 & 1995): Al-Jouf Region. Distinguished Student (2000): Princess Nourah University. Travel Awards (2018–2019): DAMOP, UNT, and COS for research presentations.Β Recognized for exceptional contributions to academic excellence and community engagement.

Research Focus πŸ”¬

Theoretical studies on nuclear and atomic physics, focusing on quantum mechanics, particle interactions, and advanced simulations.Β Proficient in computational methods using Matlab, Python, and Mathematica for modeling complex systems. Β Research on nuclear reactions, atomic energy levels, and spectroscopic analysis. Advocates for interdisciplinary applications of physics to solve global challenges.

✍️Publications Top Note :

High-Performance Supercapacitors (ZnSe/MnSe)

Study: Development of ZnSe/MnSe composites for supercapacitor electrodes using hydrothermal techniques.

Publication: Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 2024, 49 citations.

Impact: Enhanced capacitive performance through novel material synthesis.

2. g-C3N4/NiIn2S4 for Supercapacitors

Study: Hydrothermal fabrication of g-C3N4/NiIn2S4 composite materials.

Publication: Ceramics International, 2024, 35 citations.

Impact: Promising electrode material with high efficiency.

3. Nonlinear Plasma Waves

Study: Interaction of solitons in pair-ion–electron plasmas using the Hirota method.

Publication: Physics of Fluids, 2023, 30 citations.

Impact: Advances theoretical understanding of electrostatic plasma dynamics.

4. SrCeO3/rGO for Oxygen Evolution Reaction

Study: Hydrothermal synthesis of SrCeO3 nanocomposites for electrocatalysis.

Publication: Fuel, 2024, 27 citations.

Impact: Enhanced catalytic efficiency for clean energy applications.

5. BiFeO3 Supercapacitor Applications

Study: Mn-doped BiFeO3 as an electrode material for supercapacitors.

Publication: Journal of Energy Storage, 2024, 20 citations.

Impact: Novel application of perovskite materials for energy storage.

6. Radiation Shielding Polymers

Study: Optical and mechanical improvements in polyvinyl alcohol composites.

Publication: Journal of Rare Earths, 2023, 18 citations.

Impact: Optimized materials for gamma-ray attenuation.

7. NiS2@SnS2 Nanohybrids

Study: Water-splitting applications of NiS2@SnS2 nanohybrids.

Publication: Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2024, 15 citations.

Impact: Low-cost, efficient electrocatalysts for sustainable energy.

8. Ce-doped SnFe2O4 Supercapacitors

Study: Hydrothermal synthesis enhancing electrochemical performance.

Publication: Electrochimica Acta, 2024, 13 citations.

Impact: Improved energy storage capabilities of supercapacitors.

Conclusion

The candidate has a robust academic background, extensive teaching experience, and proven leadership capabilities, making them a strong contender for the Research for Best Researcher Award. Strengthening the portfolio with focused research publications and demonstrating broader impacts of their work will further enhance their prospects for this prestigious recognition.

Kangming Chen | Fatigue performence of intersection joint | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Kangming Chen |Β  Fatigue performence of intersection joint | Best Researcher Award

No designation at College of Civil Eng, Fuzhou University Fuzhou, China

πŸ› οΈ Dr. Chen Kangming, PhD in Engineering, is a researcher and doctoral supervisor at Fuzhou University’s School of Civil Engineering. Specializing in steel-concrete composite structures and bridge fatigue, he has led 5 vertical and 40+ horizontal projects. Dr. Chen has published over 60 academic papers, with 40+ indexed in SCI/EI, obtained 30+ patents, and received Fujian Science and Technology Progress Awards (2nd and 3rd prizes).

Profile

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EducationπŸŽ“

PhD in Bridge Engineering (2010–2013): Nagasaki University, Japan.Master’s in Bridge and Tunnel Engineering (2007–2010): Fuzhou University.Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering (2003–2007): Fuzhou University.

ExperienceπŸ‘¨β€πŸ«

Researcher, Fuzhou University (2023–present). Associate Researcher, Fuzhou University (2017–2023). Assistant Researcher, Fuzhou University (2013–2017).

Awards and HonorsπŸ†

2020: Fujian Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award (2nd Prize) 2018: Fujian Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award (3rd Prize). 2021: National Postdoctoral Innovation Competition (4th place). 2023: Fuzhou University β€œOutstanding Young Teacher” Inspirational Award.

Research FocusπŸ”¬

Steel-concrete composite structures. Fatigue resistance and design of bridge structures. Durability improvement in prefabricated bridges. Optimization of steel box girders and anchorage designs.

PublicationΒ  Top Notes

Calculation method of out-of-plane elastic stability bearing capacity for concrete-filled steel tubular arch bridges with circular tube ribs

Journal: Journal of Jilin University (Engineering and Technology Edition), 2024, 54(10), pp. 2930–2940.

Co-authors: Q.-W. Huang, Q.-X. Wu, B.-C. Chen, Z.-W. Ye.

Focus: Analytical method for elastic stability in CFST arch bridges.

Simplified calculation method for suspension bridge deck system under safety limit conditions of suspender fracture

Journal: China Civil Engineering Journal, 2024, 57(10), pp. 57–70.

Co-authors: Q. Wu, J. Luo, J. Lin.

Focus: Suspension bridge deck safety under suspender failure.

Flexural behavior of composite continuous girders with concrete-filled steel tubular truss chords

Journal: Journal of Jilin University (Engineering and Technology Edition), 2024, 54(6), pp. 1665–1676.

Co-authors: H.-H. Huang, Q.-X. Wu.

Focus: Investigates bending performance in CFST girders.

Bending Performance of a Prestressed Concrete Composite Girder Bridge with Steel Truss Webs

Journal: Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2024, 14(11), 4822.

Co-authors: W. Wang, Y. Liu.

Focus: Experimental and theoretical studies on composite girder bridges.

Fatigue performance experiment of concrete-filled steel tubular-KK joint

Journal: Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, 2024, 24(1), pp. 100–116.

Co-authors: Q.-X. Wu, J.-P. Luo, Y.-L. Yang, C.-Y. Miao, S. Nakamura.

Focus: Fatigue resistance in KK joints.

Research on the torsional behavior of composite girders with CSW-CFST truss chords

Journal: China Civil Engineering Journal, 2023, 56(10), pp. 93–126.

Co-authors: H. Huang, Q. Wu, S. Nakamura, J. Dong.

Focus: Examines torsion resistance in truss chord girders.

Equivalent static calculation method for CFST arch bridges considering hanger fracture dynamics

Journal: China Civil Engineering Journal, 2023, 56(6), pp. 63–74.

Co-authors: Q. Wu, J. Luo, H. Wang.

Focus: Static response analysis for hanger-damage scenarios.

Experimental investigation on composite girders with CSW-CFST truss chords subjected to combined flexure and torsion

Journal: Advances in Structural Engineering, 2023, 26(8), pp. 1468–1485.

Co-authors: H. Huang, Q. Wu, S. Nakamura.

Focus: Studies combined structural load effects.

Calculation Method for Flexural Bearing Capacity of Composite Girders with CFST Truss Chords

Journal: Journal of Bridge Engineering, 2023, 28(5), 04023019.

Co-authors: H. Huang, Q. Wu, S. Nakamura.

Focus: Provides a simplified flexural capacity model for girders.

Fatigue Performance Test and Finite-Element Analysis of CFST K-Joints

Journal: Journal of Bridge Engineering, 2023, 28(3), 04023003.

Co-authors: Q. Wu, H. Huang, Q. Zheng, S. Nakamura.

Focus: Combines experimental and computational methods to study joint fatigue.

Conclusion

Dr. Chen Kangming’s remarkable achievements in bridge engineering, steel-concrete composite structures, and fatigue resistance research make him an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His extensive research portfolio, innovative contributions, and academic leadership set him apart. Strengthening his global presence, interdisciplinary efforts, and public outreach could elevate his profile further, aligning with the award’s standards for exemplary researchers.

Yasmeen Obaidat | Structural eng | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Yasmeen Obaidat | Structural eng | Best Researcher Award

Professor at ordan university of science and technology, Jordan

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at Jordan University of Science & Technology (JUST). πŸ“š Earned a Ph.D. from Lund University, Sweden (2011), and MSc/BSc from JUST. πŸ—οΈ Expert in structural retrofitting, nonlinear finite element modeling, and AI applications in civil engineering. 🌍 Active researcher with 40+ publications and contributor to academic growth at JUST and Yarmouk University. πŸŽ“ Dedicated mentor, supervisor, and conference participant.

 

Publication Profile

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EducationπŸŽ“

Ph.D.: Civil Engineering, Structural Mechanics, Lund University, Sweden (2011). Dissertation: Structural retrofitting of concrete beams using FRP Licentiate: Structural Mechanics, Lund University, Sweden (2009). Thesis: Retrofitting reinforced concrete beams with CFRP. M.Sc.: Structural Engineering, JUST, Jordan (2007). Thesis: Retrofitting RC beams with composite laminates. B.Sc.: Structural Engineering, JUST, Jordan (2004).

ExperienceπŸ§‘β€πŸ«

Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST (2023-present). Associate Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST (2012-2019). Head of Civil Engineering Department, Yarmouk University (2012-2015). Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering, JUST and Yarmouk University. Established civil engineering labs and supervised 50+ undergrad projects.

Awards and HonorsπŸ†

Member of Undergraduate Projects Committee, Jordanian Engineers Association (2019-present). Β Instrumental in academic and research partnerships nationally and internationally. Β Established civil engineering labs at Yarmouk University. Β Significant contributions to faculty development at JUST and Yarmouk University.

Research FocusπŸ”Β 

Structural retrofitting and strengthening with FRP materials. Β Nonlinear finite element modeling in civil engineering applications. AI integration in structural engineering solutions Β Climatic design for sustainable civil engineering practices. Β Published 40+ peer-reviewed articles and supervised MSc/PhD students.

PublicationΒ  Top Notes

“The effect of CFRP and CFRP/concrete interface models when modelling retrofitted RC beams with FEM”
πŸ“„ Composite Structures (2010), 92(6), pp. 1391–1398.
πŸ‘€ Cited 369 times, this study investigates finite element modeling (FEM) techniques for retrofitted RC beams using CFRP.

“Retrofitting of reinforced concrete beams using composite laminates”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2011), 25(2), pp. 591–597.
πŸ”— Cited 202 times, this article explores composite laminate retrofitting for RC beams, focusing on structural performance.

“Retrofitting of partially damaged reinforced concrete beam-column joints using various plate-configurations of CFRP under cyclic loading”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2019), 198, pp. 313–322.
🌐 Cited 72 times, it examines innovative CFRP configurations for seismic retrofitting of RC joints.

“Evaluation of parameters of bond action between FRP and concrete”
πŸ“„ Journal of Composites for Construction (2013), 17(5), pp. 626–635.
πŸ“Š Cited 62 times, focuses on critical bond parameters affecting FRP-concrete interaction.

“Effect of olive waste (Husk) on behavior of cement paste”
πŸ“„ Case Studies in Construction Materials (2016), 5, pp. 19–25.
🌱 Cited 58 times, investigates the sustainable use of olive waste in cement paste formulations.

“Structural retrofitting of concrete beams using FRP-debonding issues”
πŸ“„ Doctoral Dissertation (2011).
πŸ“— Cited 54 times, addresses challenges of FRP debonding in structural retrofitting applications.

“A new technique for repairing reinforced concrete columns”
πŸ“„ Journal of Building Engineering (2020), 30, 101256.
πŸ—οΈ Cited 44 times, proposes an innovative column repair method using CFRP.

“Non-linear finite-element investigation of the parameters affecting externally-bonded FRP flexural-strengthened RC beams”
πŸ“„ Results in Engineering (2020), 8, 100168.
πŸ–₯️ Cited 42 times, presents a FEM analysis for flexural strengthening of RC beams.

“New anchorage technique for NSM-CFRP flexural strengthened RC beam using steel clamped end plate”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2020), 263, 120246.
🚧 Cited 40 times, this work details advanced anchorage solutions for NSM-CFRP systems.

“Performance of RC beam strengthened with NSM-CFRP strip under pure torsion: Experimental and numerical study”
πŸ“„ International Journal of Civil Engineering (2020), 18, pp. 585–593.
πŸ”„ Cited 38 times, investigates the torsional strengthening of RC beams using NSM-CFRP strips.

“Shear strengthening of RC beams using near-surface mounted carbon fibre-reinforced polymers”
πŸ“„ Australian Journal of Structural Engineering (2019), 20(1), pp. 54–62.
βœ‚οΈ Cited 38 times, explores NSM-CFRP applications for shear strength enhancement.

“Compressive strength prediction of lightweight short columns at elevated temperature using gene expression programming and artificial neural network”
πŸ“„ Journal of Civil Engineering and Management (2020), 26(2), pp. 189–199.
πŸ”₯ Cited 27 times, uses AI to predict structural performance under heat stress.

“Case study on production of self-compacting concrete using white cement by-pass dust”
πŸ“„ Case Studies in Construction Materials (2018), 9, e00190.
πŸ” Cited 27 times, highlights sustainable concrete production methods.

“Effect of aggregate size on the bond behavior between carbon fiber–reinforced polymer sheets and concrete”
πŸ“„ Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering (2019), 31(12), 04019295.
πŸ“ Cited 24 times, examines how aggregate size impacts CFRP-concrete bond behavior.

“Effect of elevated temperature on the bond behavior between NSM-CFRP strips and recycled aggregate concrete”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2020), 251, 118970.
🌑️ Cited 22 times, investigates bond integrity under heat exposure.

“Behavior of NSM CFRP reinforced concrete columns: Experimental and analytical work”
πŸ“„ Case Studies in Construction Materials (2021), 15, e00589.
πŸ—οΈ Cited 21 times, combines experimental and analytical approaches to column strengthening.

“A nonlinear finite element model for shear deficient heat-damaged concrete beams repaired using NSM CFRP strips”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2018), 170, pp. 314–325.
πŸ”¨ Cited 21 times, provides a FEM-based solution for repairing heat-damaged beams.

“Repair of heat-damaged SCC cantilever beams using SNSM CFRP strips”
πŸ“„ Structures (2020), 24, pp. 151–162.
πŸ”§ Cited 20 times, focuses on repairing SCC beams using advanced CFRP techniques.

“Innovative strengthening schemes of concrete cantilever beams using CFRP sheets: End anchorage effect”
πŸ“„ Construction and Building Materials (2018), 190, pp. 1215–1225.
πŸ’‘ Cited 17 times, analyzes the end anchorage impact in CFRP-strengthened beams.

Conclusion

The candidate demonstrates exceptional qualifications and achievements in structural mechanics, retrofitting techniques, and civil engineering education. Their blend of academic excellence, research productivity, leadership roles, and mentorship makes them a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. By focusing on enhancing global impact and diversifying research interests, they can further solidify their stature as a leading researcher.