Sukarman Sukarman | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Mr . Sukarman Sukarman | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Universitas Buana Perjuangan Karawang , Indonesia

Sukarman, a lecturer at Universitas Buana Perjuangan Karawang and a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering, is a promising researcher with a strong focus on nanomaterials, nanofluids, and thermal-fluid sciences. He has consistently published Scopus-indexed research, often as the first or corresponding author, demonstrating leadership and commitment to his field. His work addresses relevant issues in energy efficiency and manufacturing, contributing to both academic knowledge and practical industrial applications. While his research output is commendable, there is room for improvement in increasing citation impact, diversifying publication venues, and establishing international collaborations. His current pursuit of a doctoral degree further underscores his dedication to academic advancement. Overall, Sukarman’s research performance, publication consistency, and focus on emerging engineering topics make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, particularly at the national or institutional level, with significant potential for future growth and wider academic impact.

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

EDUCATION🎓

Sukarman has built a solid educational foundation in mechanical engineering, beginning with his Bachelor of Engineering degree from Universitas Islam ’45 Bekasi, which he completed in 2014. He continued his academic journey by earning a Master of Engineering degree from Universitas Pancasila in 2018, where he began to deepen his expertise in mechanical systems and thermal engineering. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Universitas Sebelas Maret, Surakarta, further advancing his specialization in nanomaterials, nanofluids, and energy-efficient technologies. His continuous pursuit of higher education reflects a strong commitment to academic growth and research excellence. Throughout his studies, Sukarman has demonstrated a keen interest in integrating theoretical knowledge with experimental research, particularly in thermal performance and material science. His educational trajectory not only supports his current research focus but also positions him well for future contributions to the field of mechanical engineering, both as a scholar and an educator.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE📝

Sukarman serves as a lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Universitas Buana Perjuangan Karawang, where he plays a key role in teaching, research, and academic development. His professional journey reflects a strong dedication to both education and research, particularly in the areas of nanomaterials, thermal systems, and manufacturing processes. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he actively supervises student projects and contributes to curriculum enhancement within his department. Sukarman has successfully integrated his research interests into his academic role, publishing multiple Scopus-indexed papers and leading several studies as the first or corresponding author. His hands-on experience in experimental mechanics, coupled with his academic background, allows him to bring real-world engineering challenges into the classroom. His involvement in conferences, journal publications, and applied research initiatives demonstrates a commitment to advancing mechanical engineering both in theory and practice. Sukarman’s professional experience showcases a balanced blend of academic leadership and technical expertise.

RESEARCH INTEREST

Sukarman’s research interests lie at the intersection of advanced materials and thermal-fluid sciences, with a particular focus on nanomaterials, nanofluids, and their applications in mechanical and energy systems. He is deeply engaged in exploring how nanomaterials can enhance the thermal conductivity and efficiency of industrial cooling systems, especially in processes like plastic injection molding and transformer cooling. His work also extends to manufacturing processes, including metal forming and resistance spot welding, where he investigates optimization techniques to improve mechanical performance and energy use. Sukarman is interested in experimental mechanics, applying hands-on testing methods to validate models and improve system designs. His research contributes to solving practical engineering challenges while also advancing theoretical understanding in heat transfer, energy efficiency, and sustainable materials. This blend of applied and experimental research underlines his commitment to innovation in mechanical engineering, making his work relevant to both academic and industrial advancements in energy and manufacturing technologies.

AWARD AND HONOR🏆

While specific awards and honors have not been listed, Sukarman’s growing body of peer-reviewed publications and his active role as a first or corresponding author in multiple Scopus-indexed journals reflect academic recognition and professional respect within his field. His selection as a lead author in research involving advanced nanofluids and mechanical systems optimization demonstrates the trust and acknowledgment he has earned from his academic peers and collaborators. Additionally, his ongoing Ph.D. studies and increasing involvement in high-impact research indicate a trajectory toward greater academic distinction. As a faculty member contributing significantly to research and education, he is well-positioned for future honors, such as best paper awards, research grants, or institutional recognitions. His commitment to high-quality research, innovation in mechanical engineering, and consistent scholarly output mark him as a strong candidate for future accolades, including the Best Researcher Award, as his contributions continue to grow in relevance and impact within the academic and engineering communities.

RESEARCH SKILL🔬

Sukarman possesses strong and diverse research skills that are well-aligned with the demands of modern mechanical engineering. His expertise spans experimental design, data analysis, materials characterization, and process optimization. He demonstrates a solid command of nanomaterials and nanofluids, particularly in enhancing thermal performance for industrial applications. His ability to design and conduct complex experiments—such as investigating heat transfer behavior in customized cooling systems or analyzing mechanical properties in metal forming—shows a high level of technical competence. Sukarman is skilled in using tools such as Taguchi Design of Experiments (DOE) for optimization and various analytical techniques for material and thermal analysis. His multiple first-author publications indicate proficiency in academic writing, literature review, and scientific communication. Furthermore, his collaborative work across projects reflects his ability to work within interdisciplinary teams. These research skills not only support his current projects but also equip him to contribute meaningfully to innovation and applied research in mechanical engineering.

CONCLUSION

Sukarman stands out as an emerging expert in nanomaterials and mechanical engineering research. His career merges academic instruction with experimental discovery, producing practical results that advance both theory and application. He consistently contributes to high-quality research, demonstrating a passion for developing sustainable technologies in energy and materials science. With strong publication credentials and an evolving academic profile, Sukarman is well-positioned to influence next-generation mechanical engineering practices. His pursuit of excellence in research and education ensures a lasting impact on both students and the broader engineering community.

PUBLICATIONS

Enhancing Thermal Conductivity of TiO₂-3%F⁺/MEG-40 Binary Nanofluid for Sustainable Cooling Systems in Plastic Injection Molding Applications

  • Authors: Sukarman, Budi Krisitiawan, Eko Prasetya Budiana, Khoirudin, Amri Abdulah

  • Journal: Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences

  • Year: 2025

Heat Transfer Characteristic of Al₂O₃ Nanofluid with Naphthenic Transformers Oil as Base Fluid

  • Authors: Khoirudin, Budi Kristiawan, Budi Santoso, Sukarman, Amri Abdulah

  • Journal: Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences

  • Year: 2025

 

Benjamin Teo | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Benjamin Teo | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Researcher Award

UKRI Postdoctoral Fellow at Imperial College London, United Kingdom

Dr. Benjamin H. W. Teo is an accomplished researcher in the fields of adsorption science and engineering, metal-organic frameworks, renewable energy technology, additive manufacturing, polymer crystallization, and photovoltaic-thermal systems. With a strong academic background and extensive research experience, he has contributed significantly to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions and materials engineering. Currently serving as a UKRI Postdoctoral Fellow at Imperial College London, Dr. Teo continues to push the boundaries of scientific discovery and innovation in his field.

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Education

Dr. Teo obtained his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, where he focused on the modulation and green synthesis of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) for enhanced water uptake and adsorption kinetics in cooling applications. Prior to this, he earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from NTU with First Class Honours. He also holds a Diploma with Merit in Mechatronics from Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore. His educational journey includes participation in a student exchange program at San Diego State University, USA.

Experience

Dr. Teo’s professional journey has been marked by impactful roles in both academia and industry collaborations. Currently, as a UKRI Postdoctoral Fellow at Imperial College London, he is investigating the performance of solar cells integrated with sustainable technologies. He previously worked at NTU’s HP-NTU Digital Manufacturing Corporate Lab as a Research Fellow, where he studied polymer crystallization behavior in additive manufacturing processes. His earlier roles include working as a Project Officer in NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, focusing on MOFs for water adsorption and energy applications.

Research Interest

Dr. Teo’s research interests encompass a broad range of interdisciplinary fields, including adsorption science, metal-organic frameworks, renewable energy technology, additive manufacturing, polymer crystallization, and photovoltaic-thermal systems. His work aims to enhance material properties for applications in energy efficiency and sustainability, bridging the gap between theoretical simulations and practical implementations.

Awards

Dr. Teo has received numerous accolades for his contributions to research and academia. Notable awards include the Seal of Excellence from the MSCA Fellowship Call 2020 by the European Commission, an Honorable Mention at the Virtual Poster Workshop (HP-NTU Corporate Lab), and the Best Paper Award at the 4th International Symposium on Innovative Materials for Processes in Energy Systems. Additionally, he was recognized with the Best Teaching Assistant Award at NTU and was featured on the Dean’s List and Director’s List during his academic tenure.

Selected Publications

Teo, H. W. B., Ng, M. S., Xenon storage density and its energy flow through adsorption on metal-organic frameworks, Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 2024. (Citation: 2, Impact Factor: 6.1)

Le, K. Q., Tran, V. T., Chen, K., Teo, H. W. B., Predicting crystallinity of polyamide 12 in multi-jet fusion process, Journal of Manufacturing Processes, 2023. (Citation: 2, Impact Factor: 5.684)

Teo, H. W. B., Chen, K., Tran, V. T., Non-isothermal crystallization behavior of polyamide 12 analogous to multi-jet fusion additive manufacturing, Polymer, 2021. (Citation: 14, Impact Factor: 4.43)

Teo, H. W. B., Chakraborty, A., Aluminium fumarate MOF for water adsorption: Cooling/heat pump applications, Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, 2018. (Citation: 59, Impact Factor: 5.455)

Teo, H. W. B., Chakraborty, A., Experimental study of isotherms and kinetics for adsorption of water on Aluminium Fumarate, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2017. (Citation: 107, Impact Factor: 5.584)

Teo, H. W. B., Chakraborty, A., Water adsorption on CHA and AFI Types Zeolites, Applied Thermal Engineering, 2017. (Citation: 60, Impact Factor: 5.295)

Teo, H. W. B., Chakraborty, A., Improved adsorption characteristics data for AQSOA types zeolites and water systems, Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, 2017. (Citation: 133, Impact Factor: 5.455)

Conclusion

Given his extensive research contributions, innovation, mentorship, and global recognition, Dr. Benjamin H. W. Teo is a highly suitable candidate for the “Best Researcher Award.” His work continues to push boundaries in material science and sustainable energy applications, making a lasting impact on both academia and industry.

Xuemei Wei | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Paper Award

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Dr Xuemei Wei | Materials Science and Engineering | Best Paper Award







Assistant Researcher, Shaoxing University, China


Dr. Xuemei Wei is an accomplished researcher specializing in metal-organic chemistry and catalysis. She holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her expertise lies in the development of nano-catalytic materials for environmental and energy applications. With over 12 SCI publications in high-impact journals, she has made significant contributions to catalyst design and chemical transformations. Currently, she serves as an Assistant Researcher at Shaoxing University, where she advances research in pharmaceutical and chemical sciences. Her work integrates innovative nanomaterials to address environmental challenges and sustainable energy solutions.


PROFESSIONAL PROFILE


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EDUCATION


🎓 Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry – Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2018-2021)
📝 Thesis: Design and Mechanism of Efficient Carbonylation Catalysts under Ambient Conditions.
🎓 M.Sc. in Inorganic Chemistry – Inner Mongolia University (2013-2016)
🎓 B.Sc. in Chemistry – Jilin Normal University (2009-2013)


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE


🔬 Assistant Researcher – Shaoxing University, College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (2021-Present)
🔍 Focus: Development of nano-catalytic materials for industrial and environmental applications.
🧪 R&D Specialist – Changchun Zhongke Haorong New Materials Research Co., Ltd. (2016-2018)
🚀 Developed and optimized catalytic materials for large-scale industrial use.


AWARDS & HONORS


🏆 Recognized for research contributions in metal-organic chemistry.
📜 Multiple SCI-indexed publications in top-tier journals.
🌍 Acknowledged for innovative approaches in environmental catalysis.


RESEARCH FOCUS


🧪 Catalysis Under Ambient Conditions: Development of carbonylation catalysts for industrial applications.
🌱 Environmental Nanomaterials: Engineering nanomaterials for pollutant degradation and remediation.
⚡ Sustainable Energy Catalysis: Exploring hydrodeoxygenation reactions for green chemistry solutions.


PUBLICATION TOP NOTES


📄 Turning on Ambient Conditions Hydrodeoxygenation of Biobased Aromatic Alcohols – Energy Conversion and Management (2025)
📄 Construction of MXene-loaded Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron for ReO4-/TcO4- Sequestration – Separation and Purification Technology (2024)
📄 Deciphering the Facet-Dependent Scavenging Potential of α-Fe2O3 Nanocrystals – Applied Surface Science (2024)
📄 Crucial Size Effect on Dicarbonylation of Acetylene Over Pd/CsHPMo Catalysts – Dalton Transactions (2024)
📄 Targeting Phosphodiesterase 4 as a Therapeutic Strategy for Cognitive Improvement – Bioorganic Chemistry (2023)
📄 Vesicular BiVO4 Nanostructures Modified by g-C3N4 Quantum Dots – Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing (2024)
📄 Synergistic Effect of Hematite Facet and Pd Nanocluster for Acetylene Dicarbonylation – Molecular Catalysis (2021)
📄 Strong Metal-Support Interactions Between Palladium Nanoclusters and Hematite – New Journal of Chemistry (2020)
📄 Highly Efficient Selective Dicarbonylation of Acetylene Catalyzed by Palladium Nanosheets – New Journal of Chemistry (2020)
📄 Catalyst in Acetylene Carbonylation: From Homogeneous to Heterogeneous – Progress in Chemistry (2020)
📄 Advances in Research on Structure-Activity Relationship in Hydrogenation Catalysts – Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress (2020)
📄 Support Morphology-Dependent Catalytic Activity of Co/CeO2 for Phenol Hydrogenation – New Journal of Chemistry (2020)


CONCLUSION


Dr. Xuemei Wei is a leading researcher in catalysis and nanomaterials, making significant strides in environmental and sustainable chemistry. Her contributions to metal-organic chemistry and catalytic performance have earned her recognition in top scientific journals. As an Assistant Researcher at Shaoxing University, she continues to develop innovative solutions for industrial and environmental challenges. 🚀🔬





	


	

	






	
	

		


Hang Xu | Mechanical Metamaterials | Best Researcher Award
			

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Assist. Prof. Dr Hang Xu | Mechanical Metamaterials | Best Researcher Award


Assistant Professor, Concordia University, Canada


Dr. Hang Xu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical, Industrial, and Aerospace Engineering at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. With a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University and an MSc in Aircraft Design from Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Dr. Xu specializes in mechanical metamaterials, smart structures, and additive manufacturing. His research focuses on developing advanced materials with programmable morphing and motion for aerospace, medical, and robotic applications. Prior to joining Concordia, he held research positions at Imperial College London and Siemens, contributing to innovations in multi-stable structures, soft robotics, and medical devices. Dr. Xu is recognized for his teaching excellence and has received awards for his contributions to research during the COVID-19 pandemic.


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Education 🎓


    

  • Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering, McGill University (2013–2018)
    
Supervisor: Damiano Pasini
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  • Master’s Thesis in Aircraft Design, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (2011–2013)
    
Supervisor: Yuanming Xu
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  • Bachelor’s in Aircraft Design and Engineering, Shenyang Aerospace University (2007–2011)
    
Supervisor: Weiping Zhang
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Experience 💼


    

  • Assistant Professor, Concordia University (2022–Present)
    
Research on functional/smart metamaterials for aerospace, nautical, and medical applications.
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  • Research Associate, Imperial College London (2020–2022)
    
Developed multi-stable structures, soft robots, and medical devices.
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  • Postdoctoral Researcher, McGill University (2018–2020)
    
Worked on thermally actuated deployable mechanisms and additive manufacturing processes.
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  • Internships: Chinese Aircraft Design Institute of Aviation Medicine (2012–2013) and Shenyang Aircraft Design Institute (2010–2011).
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Awards and Honors 🏆


    

  • Teaching Excellence Award, Concordia University (2023)
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  • Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), UK (2022)
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  • Excellent Contribution to Research in COVID-19 Pandemic, Imperial College London (2021)
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  • Winner of 3D-Printing Workshop Design Challenge, McGill University (2019)
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Research Focus 🔬


Dr. Xu’s research focuses on mechanical metamaterials, smart materials and structures, and additive manufacturing. His work aims to develop materials with programmable morphing and motion for applications in aerospace structures, soft robotics, medical devices, and composite materials. Key areas include multiscale mechanics, finite element analysis, and the design of multi-stable structures for innovative functionalities.


Publication Top Notes 📚


    

  1. Embedded pressure sensing metamaterials using TPU-graphene composites and additive manufacturing
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  2. Generalized tessellations of superellipitcal voids in low porosity architected materials for stress mitigation
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  3. Thermally actuated hierarchical lattices with large linear and rotational expansion
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  4. Routes to program thermal expansion in three-dimensional lattice metamaterials built from tetrahedral building blocks
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  5. ABAQUS user subroutine UMAT for elastoplastic nonlinear kinematic hardening material (Mróz model) with anisotropic plasticity
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  6. Digitally Programmable Architected Materials with Static and Dynamic Reconfiguration
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  7. Multi-stable meta-materials with programmable reconfigurations for soft robots
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  8. 3D printed soft metamaterial force sensors for gait monitoring using TPU-graphene composites
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  9. Overcoming the strength-modulus tradeoff using double network metamaterial lattices
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  10. Multi-stable architectured materials with high-mobility morphing
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Conclusion 🌟


Dr. Hang Xu is a leading researcher in mechanical metamaterials and smart structures, with a strong focus on innovative applications in aerospace, robotics, and medical devices. His contributions to teaching, research, and industry collaborations highlight his commitment to advancing materials science and engineering. Through his work, Dr. Xu continues to push the boundaries of programmable materials, paving the way for future technological advancements. 🚀


 

	


	

	






	
	

		


Vedrine Louis | Damage Mechanics | Best Paper Award
			

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Mr Vedrine Louis | Damage Mechanics | Best Paper Award


Ens Paris Saclay, France


Louis Védrine is a dedicated researcher specializing in mechanics and material science, with a focus on snow and avalanche dynamics. Currently pursuing a PhD at the Centre d’Étude de la Neige/CNRM in Saint Martin d’Hères, France, Louis investigates the micro-scale mechanisms behind snow’s elasto-viscoplastic behavior. His academic journey includes a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering and extensive research experience at institutions like Météo France, EPFL, and ENS Paris-Saclay. Louis combines numerical modeling, experimental analysis, and fieldwork to address challenges in climate risks, structural safety, and natural hazard prevention. His work bridges theoretical research and practical applications, contributing to advancements in snow science and avalanche safety.


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Education 🎓


Louis Védrine holds a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, with a focus on mechanics and material science. He is currently pursuing a PhD at the Centre d’Étude de la Neige/CNRM, where he studies the micro-scale mechanisms of snow’s elasto-viscoplastic behavior. His academic journey includes advanced studies at ENS Paris-Saclay and EPFL, where he developed expertise in numerical modeling, structural analysis, and natural hazard prevention. Louis’s education emphasizes interdisciplinary research, combining physics, engineering, and environmental science to address complex challenges in snow mechanics and avalanche dynamics.


Experience 💼


Louis Védrine has a diverse research background, including roles at Météo France, EPFL, and ENS Paris-Saclay. His PhD focuses on snow mechanics, while previous projects include improving snowpack models, studying avalanche dynamics, and developing tools for hydrogeological analysis. At EPFL, he researched the protective role of forests against avalanches, and at Météo France, he enhanced climate risk models. Louis also contributed to urban microclimate modeling at AREP and taught numerical methods at ENS Paris-Saclay. His work spans experimental, numerical, and field-based research, showcasing his versatility in addressing real-world challenges.


 


Research Focus 🔬


Louis Védrine’s research focuses on understanding the mechanical behavior of snow and its implications for avalanche dynamics and climate risks. His PhD investigates the micro-scale mechanisms behind snow’s elasto-viscoplasticity, combining experimental and numerical approaches. He also studies the interaction between avalanches and forests, aiming to improve natural hazard prevention. Additionally, Louis has contributed to structural safety research, exploring non-local damage models and size effects in materials. His interdisciplinary work bridges material science, environmental engineering, and natural hazard mitigation.


Publication Top Notes 📚


    

  1. Calibration of non-local damage models from full-field measurements: Application to discrete element fields
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  2. Follow-up at the small scale during snow deformation. Microstructure evolution and local heterogeneities at various strain-rates.
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  3. Role of Ice Mechanics on Snow Viscoplasticity
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  4. Detrainment and braking of snow avalanches interacting with forests
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  5. Detrainment and braking of small to medium snow avalanches interacting with forests.
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  6. Detrainment and braking of snow avalanches interacting with forests
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Conclusion 🌟


Louis Védrine is a passionate researcher whose work in snow mechanics and avalanche dynamics has significant implications for climate risk mitigation and natural hazard prevention. His interdisciplinary approach, combining experimental, numerical, and field-based research, highlights his commitment to advancing scientific understanding and practical solutions. Through his PhD and collaborative projects, Louis continues to contribute to the fields of material science, environmental engineering, and natural hazard management, making a lasting impact on both academia and society.





















	


	

	






	
	

		


Patrick Chernjavsky | Additive Manufacturing | Best Researcher Award
			

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Mr Patrick Chernjavsky | Additive Manufacturing | Best Researcher Award


Research Assistant, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, United States


Patrick Chernjavsky is a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical & Materials Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), specializing in advanced manufacturing, design for manufacturing, and surface metrology. His research focuses on material characterization, corrosion control, and optimizing manufacturing processes for enhanced performance and durability. With extensive experience in metallurgical engineering, additive manufacturing, and tribology, Patrick has contributed significantly to industry and academia through innovative projects and research publications. His work in material removal rate analysis, flexible spindle polishing, and vibration control has been recognized in leading journals. Patrick has also interned at Saint-Gobain, Liquid Piston, and NAWCAD, where he developed advanced coatings, automated analysis tools, and thermo-mechanical models. His contributions to aerospace, medical devices, and energy systems showcase his interdisciplinary expertise. Patrick continues to advance precision manufacturing technologies through research, experimentation, and industry collaborations.


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STRENGTHS FOR THE AWARD


✅ Diverse Research Portfolio: Patrick Chernjavsky has an extensive research background spanning Advanced Manufacturing, Surface Polishing, and Additive Manufacturing, making significant contributions to both industry and academia.
✅ High-Impact Publications: His work is published in reputable journals and conferences, covering grinding processes, HydroFlex polishing, vibration control, and tribological coatings, demonstrating strong experimental and analytical expertise.
✅ Industrial and Government Research Experience: His internships at Liquid Piston, Saint-Gobain, and NAWCAD highlight his ability to bridge academic research with real-world engineering applications, including materials selection, coatings, and mechanical performance testing.
✅ Innovation and Problem-Solving: Contributions to corrosion control, wear resistance, and material removal rate optimization show a strong problem-solving ability in high-performance materials and surface metrology.
✅ Recognition and Security Clearance: His scholarship award for developing an automated vibration analysis tool for aircraft components and SECRET-level security clearance underline his trustworthiness and excellence in classified research.


AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENTS


🔹 Higher Citation Impact: While his research is well-regarded, increasing citations and extending collaborations in emerging materials science and sustainable manufacturing could strengthen his influence.
🔹 Broader Research Leadership: Leading more interdisciplinary projects or securing external funding for research grants could further solidify his standing as a top researcher.
🔹 Industry-Academia Partnerships: Expanding on industry collaborations for real-world applications, particularly in robotic surface finishing and aerospace materials, could enhance research applicability.


EDUCATION 🎓


Patrick Chernjavsky is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical & Materials Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester, Massachusetts, with an expected completion in May 2025. His research areas include advanced manufacturing, surface metrology, design for manufacturing, and corrosion control. Patrick has also developed expertise in experimental techniques such as non-destructive CT, profilometry, XRD, SEM, and wear testing. Prior to WPI, he actively participated in engineering projects, including drone design and hydropower device development. His academic journey is complemented by certifications such as Engineering Simulation with ANSYS (2024), reinforcing his proficiency in simulation tools. His educational background has laid a strong foundation for his research contributions to material characterization, tribology, and manufacturing processes.


EXPERIENCE 🏭


Patrick Chernjavsky has gained diverse industrial and research experience through multiple internships and assistantships. As a Metallurgical Engineering Intern at Liquid Piston (December 2024 – March 2025), he worked on advanced coating tribopairs and surface crosshatch designs for rotary engine seals. At Saint-Gobain (May 2021 – August 2021), he collaborated on thermo-mechanical modeling of grinding processes and conducted validation testing. During his tenure at NAWCAD (June 2019 – February 2021), he developed an automated vibration analysis tool for aircraft component testing, earning a scholarship award. Additionally, as a Research Assistant at WPI, he has contributed to various projects in additive manufacturing, polishing, and tribology. His experience spans material characterization, design for manufacturing, and aerospace engineering, bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical applications.


AWARDS & HONORS 🏆


Patrick Chernjavsky has been recognized for his contributions to mechanical engineering and research innovation. He received a scholarship award for developing an automated vibration analysis tool at NAWCAD, demonstrating excellence in aerospace engineering. His work in tribology and material characterization has been featured in leading manufacturing and medical device conferences. Additionally, his research contributions in polishing techniques, material removal rate analysis, and corrosion control have been cited in esteemed journals. Patrick’s interdisciplinary expertise in additive manufacturing, advanced coatings, and precision engineering continues to earn accolades in academic and industrial circles. His commitment to innovation and research excellence underscores his dedication to advancing mechanical and materials engineering.


RESEARCH FOCUS 🔬


Patrick Chernjavsky’s research focuses on advanced manufacturing, tribology, and precision surface finishing. His work explores material removal dynamics, flexible spindle polishing, and vibration control for industrial applications. He investigates innovative coating techniques for wear resistance and friction reduction, optimizing material properties for aerospace and medical applications. His studies in hydrodynamic flexible spindle (HydroFlex) polishing have led to advancements in internal surface finishing for high-aspect-ratio channels. Patrick also explores experimental techniques such as SEM, XRD, and profilometry to assess surface integrity. His interdisciplinary approach combines experimental analysis, computational modeling, and real-world validation, contributing to high-performance manufacturing and material durability.


PUBLICATION TOP NOTES 📄


    

  • Experimental Investigation of the Material Removal Rate in Grinding of Calcified Plaque by Rotational Atherectomy
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  • Hydrodynamic Flexible Spindle (HydroFlex) Polishing for Internal Surfaces of Complex Channels with High Aspect Ratio
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  • Experimental Investigation of the Calcified Plaque Material Removal Rate in Coronary Rotational Atherectomy
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  • Vibration Control Coupler Design for Robot Learning From Human Polishing
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  • Grit Size Effect on HydroFlex Polishing Dynamics and Performance
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  • Hydrodynamic Flexible Spindle (HydroFlex) Polishing of Turbine Blade Internal Cooling Channels for Oxide Removal
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  • Creation of a Fish-Friendly Aquatic Hydropower Device Using an Oscillating Hydrofoil
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  • Creation and Distribution of Monetized Online Content for Old Sturbridge Village’s Virtual Village
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  • Monroe Community College Drone Design Team
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CONCLUSION


Patrick Chernjavsky is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his expertise in advanced manufacturing, tribology, and surface metrology, combined with notable industrial experience and impactful publications. With further research leadership and industry partnerships, he has the potential to be a leading figure in the field of materials science and engineering. 🚀

	


	

	






	
	

		


Xiaobo Liu | Advanced Polymer Materials | Best Researcher Award
			

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Prof. Dr Xiaobo Liu | Advanced Polymer Materials | Best Researcher Award


Professor, Director, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China


Xiaobo Liu is a distinguished Professor at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and the Director of the Sichuan Province Engineering Technology Research Center of Novel CN Polymeric Materials. With a career spanning over three decades, he has made significant contributions to polymeric materials and electronic materials research. Previously, he served as a Professor at the Chengdu Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and an Associate Professor at Sichuan University. He holds a PhD from Sichuan University and has worked at the Chenguang Institute of Chemical Industry. His research focuses on polymer composites, dielectric materials, and advanced polymeric membranes. Xiaobo Liu has authored over 300 publications in high-impact journals, contributing to the fields of solid-state electronics and materials science.


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STRENGTHS FOR THE AWARD


✅ Extensive Academic and Research Experience – With over three decades in academia, including positions at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xiaobo Liu has established himself as a leader in polymeric materials research.


✅ High-Impact Publications – With 332 published works, including papers in reputable journals such as Journal of Electronic Materials, Polymer Composites, and RSC Advances, Liu’s contributions to the field are significant. His research covers advanced materials, nanocomposites, and dielectric properties, showcasing a strong interdisciplinary approach.


✅ Leadership in Research & Innovation – As the Director of the Sichuan Province Engineering Technology Research Center of Novel CN Polymeric Materials, Liu has played a pivotal role in advancing polymer research and materials engineering, making him a strong candidate for a prestigious research award.


✅ Contributions to Materials Science & Engineering – His research focuses on innovative polymeric materials with enhanced dielectric, thermal, and mechanical properties, contributing to advancements in electronics, energy storage, and sustainable materials.


AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENTS


🔹 Industry Collaboration & Commercialization – While Liu has made significant academic contributions, increased collaboration with industries for large-scale application of his research could enhance its practical impact.


🔹 Global Recognition & Networking – Although his research is highly cited, increased participation in international research collaborations and global scientific committees would further establish his authority in the field.


EDUCATION 🎓


    

  • PhD in Chemical Engineering (1992-1995) – Sichuan University
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  • Master’s in Chemical Engineering (1986-1989) – Sichuan University
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  • Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering (1982-1986) – Sichuan University
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His doctoral research at Sichuan University laid the foundation for his extensive work in polymeric materials. His studies have focused on polymer composites, dielectric properties, and advanced material processing, leading to numerous innovations in polymer science.


EXPERIENCE 💼


    

  • Professor, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (2005-Present)
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  • Director, Sichuan Province Engineering Technology Research Center of Novel CN Polymeric Materials
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  • Professor, Chengdu Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (1998-2005)
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  • Associate Professor, Sichuan University (1995-1998)
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  • Researcher, Chenguang Institute of Chemical Industry, Ministry of Chemical Industry of P.R. China (1989-1992)
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Throughout his career, he has led innovative projects in polymer engineering and material science, contributing to academia and industry with groundbreaking research.


AWARDS & HONORS 🏆


    

  • Best Researcher Award in Polymer Science
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  • Outstanding Contribution Award in Materials Engineering
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  • National Science and Technology Progress Award
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  • Sichuan Provincial Science and Technology Innovation Award
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  • Distinguished Professor Recognition from Chinese Academy of Sciences
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His contributions to polymeric materials and advanced composite research have been widely recognized through prestigious awards.


RESEARCH FOCUS 🔬


Xiaobo Liu specializes in:


    

  • Polymeric Materials & Composites 🏗️
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  • Dielectric & Electronic Materials ⚡
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  • Fuel Cell Membranes & Energy Applications 🔋
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  • Graphene & Nanomaterial-based Polymers 🧪
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  • High-Performance Engineering Polymers 🏭
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His work has advanced the field of polymer engineering, particularly in enhancing the mechanical and electrical properties of polymer composites.


PUBLICATION TOP NOTES 📚


1️⃣ Composites Based on Core–Shell Structured HBCuPc@CNTs-Fe₃O₄ and Polyarylene Ether Nitriles with Excellent Dielectric and Mechanical Properties 🔬

2️⃣ Copolymerizing Behavior and Processability of Allyl-Functional Bisphthalonitrile/Bismaleimide System 🏗️

3️⃣ Cross-Linked Sulfonated Poly(arylene ether nitrile)s Membranes for Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Applications 🔋

4️⃣ Cross-Linked Sulfonated Poly(arylene ether nitrile)s with High Selectivity for Proton Exchange Membranes ⚡

5️⃣ Crosslinked Polyarylene Ether Nitrile Interpenetrating with Zinc Ion Bridged Graphene Sheet and Carbon Nanotube Network 🧪

6️⃣ Crystallized Polyarylene Ether Nitrile Blends with Improved Thermal, Mechanical, Dielectric Properties, and Processability 🏭

7️⃣ CTAB Induced Emission from Water Soluble Polyarylene Ether Nitrile Carboxylate and Selective Sensing of Fe (III) Ions 🔍

8️⃣ Dielectric Properties of Copper Phthalocyanine Nanocomposites Incorporated with Graphene Oxide ⚡

9️⃣ Dielectric Properties of Reduced Graphene Oxide/Copper Phthalocyanine Nanocomposites Fabricated Through π–π Interaction 🏗️

🔟 Double-layer Core/Shell-Structured Nanoparticles in Polyarylene Ether Nitrile-Based Nanocomposites as Flexible Dielectric Materials 🏆


CONCLUSION


⭐ Based on his extensive research contributions, leadership in polymer materials engineering, and impactful publications, Xiaobo Liu is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With further industrial collaborations and increased international outreach, his research could gain even greater global recognition.









	


	

	






	
	

		


Wei Wei | Materials manufacturing | Best Researcher Award
			

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Dr Wei Wei | Materials manufacturing | Best Researcher Award


Associate professor, Yan’ an vocational & technical college, China


Wei Wei is an accomplished academic and researcher in aerospace materials science and technology. With extensive experience in research and education, he currently serves as a Lecturer at Yan’an Vocational and Technical College in Yan’an, China. Dr. Wei earned his Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Aerospace Materials Science and Technology and a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Forming and Control Engineering from Sichuan University. His work focuses on advanced materials and cutting-edge engineering solutions, contributing significantly to the field with 16 publications and an h-index of 8. He has garnered over 200 citations and collaborated with 34 co-authors.


PROFESSIONAL PROFILE


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STRENGTHS FOR THE AWARD


    

  1. Outstanding Academic Background

      

    • Ph.D. and Master’s degrees in Aerospace Materials Science and Technology from Sichuan University, showcasing specialization in a high-impact research area.
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    • Bachelor’s degree in Materials Forming and Control Engineering, providing a strong foundation for advanced research.
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  2. Professional Contributions

      

    • Current position as a lecturer at Yan’an Vocational and Technical College demonstrates a commitment to academia and teaching.
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    • Previous experience as a research assistant at China Aero Engine Power Co., Ltd. highlights practical applications of his research expertise.
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  3. Impressive Research Output

      

    • Authored 16 documents, including articles in reputed journals like Construction and Building Materials, Scripta Materialia, and Materials Science and Engineering: A.
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    • Contributions to cutting-edge topics such as corrosion resistance in steels, mechanical properties of superalloys, and strength-ductility synergy in metals.
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  4. High Impact Metrics

      

    • 233 citations and an h-index of 8, reflecting the significance and influence of his research in the field.
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    • Collaboration with over 34 co-authors, demonstrating active participation in multidisciplinary research networks.
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  5. Innovation in Research

      

    • Pioneering work in advanced materials, including high-strength ductile laminated steel, medium entropy alloys, and selective laser melting techniques, emphasizing innovation and real-world applicability.
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AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT


    

  1. Broader Visibility

      

    • Focus on presenting research at international conferences or organizing seminars to gain wider recognition.
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    • Engage in collaborative projects across institutions to diversify research contributions.
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  2. Grants and Funding

      

    • Seek competitive grants to enhance research capabilities and demonstrate leadership in securing research funding.
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  3. Interdisciplinary Expansion

      

    • Explore applications of aerospace materials in emerging fields like renewable energy or biomedical engineering to increase the societal impact of research.
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EDUCATION


🎓 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.): Aerospace Materials Science and Technology, Sichuan University (2019–2022)

🎓 Master of Science (M.S.): Aerospace Materials Science and Technology, Sichuan University (2016–2019)

🎓 Bachelor of Engineering: Materials Forming and Control Engineering, Sichuan University (2012–2016)


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE


📘 Lecturer: Yan’an Vocational and Technical College (May 2023–Present)

📘 Research Assistant: China Aero Engine Power Co., Ltd. (July 2022–April 2023)


AWARDS AND HONORS


🏆 Outstanding Researcher Award: Sichuan University, 2022

🏆 Best Paper Award: Materials Science Conference, 2021

🏆 Young Scientist Award: Advanced Materials Symposium, 2020

🏆 Teaching Excellence Award: Yan’an Vocational and Technical College, 2023


RESEARCH FOCUS


🔬 High-strength and ductile materials for aerospace applications

🔬 Corrosion resistance in advanced materials

🔬 Additive manufacturing of alloys and superalloys

🔬 Mechanical properties and microstructural heterogeneity


PUBLICATION TOP NOTES


    

  • Electronegative oxides and multi-interfaces synergistic protection 🌟
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  • Impact of porcelain firing cycling on SLM dental alloys 🦷
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  • Microstructure heterogeneity and mechanical properties of laminated steel 🛠️
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  • Anisotropy of mechanical properties in GH5188 superalloy ⚙️
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  • Effect of heat treatment on nano-tribological behavior of Co-Cr alloys 🔍
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  • Critical grain size for strength-ductility synergy in medium entropy alloy 🧪
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  • Improving NiTi alloys via cryo-rolling and post-annealing ❄️
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  • Strong and ductile pure titanium 🌍
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  • Hierarchical microstructure of GH5188 Co-superalloy 🏗️
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  • Superior strength-ductility synergy in gradient-structured high-manganese steel 📈
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CONCLUSION


Wei Wei is a well-rounded researcher with an exceptional track record in aerospace materials science and engineering. His high citation metrics, impactful research publications, and significant contributions to advanced materials design and testing establish him as a worthy contender for the Best Researcher Award. By expanding his visibility, securing research funding, and exploring interdisciplinary applications, he can further solidify his position as a leader in the field.

	


	

	






	
	

		


Qingliang Feng | Low dimensional materials | Best Researcher Award
			

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Prof Qingliang Feng | Low dimensional materials | Best Researcher Award


Professor, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China


Qingliang Feng is a prominent researcher at Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xi’an, China. With a strong focus on materials science and optoelectronics, he has significantly contributed to the understanding and development of advanced semiconductor materials. His work is characterized by innovative approaches to enhancing the performance of electronic devices and energy storage solutions. Feng has published extensively, with over 70 articles and a citation count exceeding 5,900, showcasing his influence in the field. His research not only addresses fundamental scientific questions but also has practical implications for the development of next-generation electronic and optoelectronic devices.


Profile


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Strengths for the Award


Qingliang Feng is an exceptional candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award due to his substantial contributions to the field of materials science, particularly in the development of advanced semiconductor materials and optoelectronic devices. With an h-index of 35 and over 5,958 citations across 77 publications, his work demonstrates significant impact and recognition within the scientific community. Feng’s research has led to innovations in energy storage systems, photodetectors, and flexible electronics, reflecting both depth and breadth in his expertise. His ability to lead collaborative projects and mentor emerging researchers further enhances his qualifications for this award.


Areas for Improvement


While Dr. Feng has established a solid reputation in his field, there are areas for potential growth. Expanding his focus to include interdisciplinary collaborations could enhance the applicability of his research outcomes. Additionally, increasing public engagement and communication of his work to broader audiences could elevate his profile and impact beyond academia. Fostering partnerships with industry could also lead to practical applications of his research, aligning with the growing emphasis on translating scientific discoveries into real-world solutions.


Education


Qingliang Feng completed his undergraduate studies in Physics at a prestigious university in China, where he developed a solid foundation in material science. He then pursued his Master’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering, focusing on semiconductor materials. Following this, he obtained his Ph.D. in Materials Science, specializing in nanostructured materials and their applications in electronic devices. His educational background has provided him with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel in research and development in the rapidly evolving field of materials science.


Experience


Dr. Feng has extensive experience in both academia and research institutions. He began his career as a postdoctoral researcher, where he worked on various projects related to semiconductor fabrication and characterization. His role involved collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to explore innovative solutions for improving device performance. At Northwestern Polytechnical University, he has taken on various responsibilities, including supervising graduate students and leading research projects. His experience encompasses a range of topics, from nanomaterials to optoelectronic devices, and he has played a key role in establishing partnerships with industry stakeholders.


Awards and Honors


Dr. Feng has received several prestigious awards in recognition of his contributions to materials science and engineering. He was honored with the Outstanding Researcher Award at Northwestern Polytechnical University, which acknowledges his significant impact on the field. Additionally, he has been recognized for his innovative research with the National Science and Technology Progress Award in China. His work has not only advanced scientific knowledge but has also contributed to practical applications, earning him accolades from both academic and industrial sectors.


Research Focus


Qingliang Feng’s research focuses on the development and characterization of advanced semiconductor materials for electronic and optoelectronic applications. His interests include two-dimensional materials, organic-inorganic hybrids, and their applications in photodetectors, energy storage devices, and flexible electronics. He is particularly focused on improving device efficiency and performance through novel material synthesis and processing techniques. Feng’s work aims to bridge the gap between fundamental science and practical technology, contributing to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions and next-generation electronic devices.


Publication Top Notes


    

  1. All-Covalent Organic Framework Nanofilms Assembled Lithium-Ion Capacitor to Solve the Imbalanced Charge Storage Kinetics 🔋
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  2. Solution-Processable Large-Area Black Phosphorus/Reduced Graphene Oxide Schottky Junction for High-Temperature Broadband Photodetectors 🌡️
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  3. Two-Dimensional Optoelectronic Memristive Device Realized by Ferroelectric Regulation 💡
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  4. Modulating the Electronic Structure of VS2 via Ru Decoration for an Efficient pH-Universal Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution Reaction 🔧
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  5. Controlled Growth of Single-Crystalline 2D p-Type Semiconductor α-MnSe for Broadband Photodetector 📷
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  6. Composition-Triggered Growth of Monolayer MoTe2(1−x)S2x Alloys with Coherent Phase Interfaces for High-Performance Broadband Photodetection 🔬
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  7. High-Responsivity Self-Powered Deep-Ultraviolet Photodetector Based on n-SnS2/p-GaN Heterostructures 🔦
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  8. Resolidified Chalcogen-Assisted Growth of Bilayer Semiconductors with Controlled Stacking Orders 📈
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  9. Solution-Processed Black Phosphorus Film-Based Volatile Memristor for Encryption Applications 🔒
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  10. Bending Resistance Covalent Organic Framework Superlattice: “Nano-Hourglass”-Induced Charge Accumulation for Flexible In-Plane Micro-Supercapacitors 📏
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Conclusion


In conclusion, Qingliang Feng’s exemplary research contributions, coupled with his potential for growth in outreach and interdisciplinary collaboration, position him as a strong contender for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His continued commitment to advancing materials science and promoting innovative applications holds promise for significant future contributions to both academic and practical domains. Recognizing his efforts with this award would not only honor his achievements but also encourage further excellence in research within his field.

	


	

	






	
	

		


Ifeyinwa Ijeoma Obianyo – Materials Science and Engineering – Women Researcher Award
			

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Ifeyinwa Ijeoma Obianyo - Materials Science and Engineering - Women Researcher Award


Nile University of Nigeria Abuja Nigeria - Nigeria


AUTHOR PROFILE


SCOPUS


GOOGLE SCHOLAR


IFYENIWA IJEOMA OBIANYO 👷‍♀️


Ifeyinwa Ijeoma Obianyo is a dedicated Civil Engineer and Materials Scientist, specializing in the strength of materials and sustainable binders. With extensive expertise in low-carbon concrete, waste valorization, and eco-friendly building materials, she is committed to advancing sustainable construction practices. Her research is driven by a desire to innovate within the field of civil engineering, focusing on mechanical properties of construction materials that contribute to greener building solutions.


ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH EXCELLENCE 📚


Currently a Lecturer and Researcher at Nile University of Nigeria, Ifeyinwa's academic journey has been marked by significant contributions to the field of civil engineering. She coordinates M.Eng. theses and actively engages in research that combines practical applications with theoretical knowledge. Her work not only addresses contemporary challenges in construction materials but also enhances the educational experiences of her students through innovative teaching methodologies.


PROJECT MANAGEMENT SKILLS 📊


In her role as a Project Manager and Supervisor, Ifeyinwa oversees various research projects, ensuring they meet both academic and industry standards. Her leadership skills enable her to guide teams effectively, fostering collaboration and promoting a culture of excellence. By managing diverse projects, she helps to translate research findings into real-world applications, impacting the construction industry positively.


CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION 🎤


Ifeyinwa is an active participant in international conferences and technical sessions, where she presents her research findings and engages with fellow researchers. Her presentations focus on sustainable practices in civil engineering, showcasing advancements in materials science that contribute to eco-friendly construction. Through these platforms, she shares her knowledge and builds networks that further her research impact.


PUBLICATIONS AND EDITORIAL ROLES 📝


As an author and reviewer for Scopus-indexed journals, Ifeyinwa contributes significantly to the body of knowledge in her field. She serves as an Editorial Assistant for the Nile Journal of Engineering and Applied Science, ensuring the quality and integrity of published research. Her publication record reflects her commitment to advancing scientific understanding and promoting sustainable engineering practices.


STEM OUTREACH INITIATIVES 🌱


Passionate about education and community engagement, Ifeyinwa facilitates Science Outreach Programmes and STEM projects aimed at inspiring the next generation of engineers. Through her outreach efforts, she emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices in engineering and motivates young minds to pursue careers in the sciences. Her dedication to fostering interest in engineering among youth highlights her commitment to building a more sustainable future.


FUTURE VISION 🌍


Ifeyinwa envisions a future where sustainable materials dominate the construction industry, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of buildings. She aims to continue her research on innovative materials and methods, contributing to the development of low-carbon solutions. Through her work, she aspires to lead the charge toward a more sustainable and resilient built environment, making a lasting impact in the field of civil engineering.


NOTABLE PUBLICATION


Title: Decision Tree Regression vs. Gradient Boosting Regressor Models for the Prediction of Hygroscopic Properties of Borassus Fruit Fiber

Authors: A.A. Mahamat, M.M. Boukar, N. Leklou, T.T. Stanislas, H. Savastanos

Year: 2024

Journal: Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 14(17), 7540


Title: A Machine Learning Led Investigation Predicting the Thermos-mechanical Properties of Novel Waste-based Composite in Construction

Authors: A.A. Mahamat, M.M. Boukar, N. Leklou, N.M. Ibrahim, H. Savastano

Year: 2024

Journal: Waste and Biomass Valorization, 15(9), pp. 5445–5461


Title: Multi-objective Optimization of the Flow Condition of Binary Constituent Net-zero Concretes Towards Carbon Neutrality-built Environment Pathway

Authors: C. Garcia, K.C. Onyelowe, P.E. Valverde Aguirre, A.A. Baig Moghal, L.U. Stephen

Year: 2024

Journal: Journal of Building Pathology and Rehabilitation, 9(1), 60


Title: Evaluation of Predictive Models for Mechanical Properties of Earth-Based Composites for Sustainable Building Applications

Authors: I.I. Obianyo, A.P. Onwualu, A.A. Mahamat

Year: 2024

Book Chapter: Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, 547, pp. 179–190


Title: The Influence of Fines on the Hydro-mechanical Behavior of Sand for Sustainable Compacted Liner and Sub-base Construction Applications

Authors: K.C. Onyelowe, A.M. Ebid, S. Hanandeh, L.U. Stephen, O.A. Ubachukwu

Year: 2024

Journal: Asian Journal of Civil Engineering, 25(1), pp. 623–635