assistant researchers at China Institute of Atomic Energy , China
Tianchi Li is an Assistant Researcher at the China Institute of Atomic Energy, focusing on nuclear fuel reprocessing. With a solid background in chemical engineering, Li has contributed to advancing China’s nuclear energy sector by participating in five national projects and authoring 13 SCI papers. His expertise lies in the shearing and dissolving processes of spent nuclear fuel, a crucial aspect of sustainable nuclear technology. Li’s innovative approach has led to 17 patent applications, with three successfully authorized. His commitment to scientific excellence is evident through his contributions to cutting-edge nuclear reprocessing techniques.
Publication Profile
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🎓 Education
📘 Bachelor’s Degree (2012-2016): School of Chemical Engineering Master’s Degree (2016-2019): School of Chemical Engineering Research Traineeship (2019-2021): Department of Radiochemistry Assistant Researcher (2021-Present): Department of Radiochemistry
💼 Experience
🎓 Research Trainee (2019-2021): Gained hands-on experience in nuclear radiochemistry. Assistant Researcher (2021-Present): Engaged in nuclear fuel reprocessing with a focus on spent fuel shearing and dissolving. Project Contributions: Participated in five national-level nuclear research projects.
🏆 Awards and Honors
🚀 Patents: Applied for 17 invention patents; 3 authorized. Publications: 13 SCI-indexed journal articles. Projects: Contributor to five national projects advancing nuclear technology. Recognition: Acknowledged for significant contributions to China’s nuclear fuel reprocessing advancements.
🔬 Research Focus
☢️ Primary Focus: Nuclear fuel reprocessing technologies. Key Expertise: Spent fuel shearing and dissolving processes 📊 Project Involvement: Critical role in developing innovative nuclear processing techniques. Impact: Supports sustainable nuclear energy strategies in China.
Publications 📖
Experimental study on the laser cutting process of the stainless steel hexagonal tube of fast reactor simulate assembly
Journal: Nuclear Engineering and Design
Publication Date: February 2025
DOI: 10.1016/j.nucengdes.2024.113788
Co-authors: Zengliang Mo, Jia Zhou, Qi Chen, Zhi Cao, Jianhua Guo, et al.
Kinetics and mechanism of oxidation of simulated spent nuclear fuel segment at 500°C
Journal: Journal of Nuclear Materials
Publication Date: February 2025
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2024.155581
Co-authors: Yandong Sun, Zheng Wei, Ying Chen, Fang Liu, Taihong Yan, et al.
Exploration of Optical Fiber and Laser Cutting Head Applications in High-Radiation Environments for Fast Reactor Spent Fuel Reprocessing
Journal: Sensors
Publication Date: December 2024
DOI: 10.3390/s25010031
Co-authors: Qi Chen, Jiarong Zheng, Jia Zhou, Zhengbin Chen, Zengliang Mo, et al.
Experimental study on laser cutting process of simulated fast reactor fuel rods
Journal: Scientific Reports
Publication Date: November 2024
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-81161-z
Co-authors: Zengliang Mo, Qi Chen, Jia Zhou, Zhi Cao, Jianhua Guo, et al.
Kinetics of the Dissolution Reaction of the U3O8 Powder in Nitric Acid after Oxidation Volatilization at 850 °C
Journal: ACS Omega
Publication Date: November 2024
DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.4c05400
Co-authors: Ziqian Zhao, Jia Zhou, Yandong Sun, Zonghui Lu, Ting Yu, et al.
Kinetic Study and Process Optimization of Plutonium Barrier Units for Enhanced Plutonium Stripping in the PUREX Process
Journal: Separations
Publication Date: September 2024
DOI: 10.3390/separations11090278
Co-authors: Haowei Zhu, Qi Chen, Chen Zuo, Jieqiong Yuan, et al.
Study on the Deactivation Mechanism of Ru/C Catalysts
Journal: Processes
Publication Date: May 2024
DOI: 10.3390/pr12061138
Co-authors: Zhi Cao, Baole Li, Xiwen Chen, Chen Zuo, et al.
Radiation Damage Mechanisms and Research Status of Radiation-Resistant Optical Fibers: A Review
Journal: Sensors
Publication Date: May 2024
DOI: 10.3390/s24103235
Co-authors: Jicong Li, Qi Chen, Jia Zhou, Zhi Cao, et al.
Dissolution of Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel in Nitric Acid: A Review
Journal: Heliyon
Publication Date: March 2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e27502
Co-authors: Fang Liu, Zhou Jia, Fangxiang Luo, Taihong Yan, et al.
Conclusion
Tianchi Li’s robust patent activity, SCI publications, and involvement in national projects establish him as a promising contender for the Young Scientist Award. By enhancing his professional network, increasing citation visibility, and pursuing editorial or leadership roles, he can further strengthen his nomination and future career prospects.