Wei Bian | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award | 13563

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Dr. Wei Bian | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award 

Dr. Wei Bian | Shanxi Medical University | China

Dr. Wei Bian, a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor at Shanxi Medical University, China, specializes in fluorescent nanoprobes and mass spectrometry imaging for the study of environmental pollutants and their toxicological impacts. With over 50 SCI-indexed publications, multiple national patents, and leadership in major research and textbook projects, she exemplifies academic excellence. Dr. Bian is also recognized for her outstanding contributions to medical education and mentorship, earning numerous awards including the Shanxi Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award and Excellent Teacher honors.

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Education

Dr. Wei Bian embarked on her academic journey with a strong foundation in chemistry and biomedical sciences, laying the groundwork for a multidisciplinary career that bridges basic medical sciences with advanced environmental health research. Throughout her early academic development, she demonstrated a passion for scientific inquiry, particularly in understanding the biological mechanisms behind chemical interactions within the human body. Her dedication and excellence in her studies led to her appointment as a doctoral student, followed by a steady rise through academic ranks to her current position as a professor and doctoral supervisor at Shanxi Medical University. To further deepen her expertise and global perspective, Dr. Bian engaged in international academic exchange, spending a year at the State Key Laboratory of Environmental and Biological Analysis under Professor Cai Zongwei at Hong Kong Baptist University. This opportunity enriched her scientific acumen and broadened her exposure to cutting-edge environmental toxicology research methods.

Experience

Dr. Bian has built a distinguished career centered at Shanxi Medical University, where she serves as the Director of the Chemistry Teaching and Research Office and the Secretary of the Second Party Branch of the Faculty at the School of Basic Medicine. Her leadership has significantly contributed to strengthening curriculum quality, fostering innovation in teaching, and nurturing future scientific talents. She has played an instrumental role in organizing and enhancing teaching activities, including collective lesson planning, trial lectures, academic seminars, and certification exercises. Under her guidance, the university has undertaken national textbook development for the 12th, 13th, and 14th Five-Year Plans, as well as the 10th edition of “Organic Chemistry”, tailored for undergraduate clinical medicine programs across China. As an active academic mentor, she has supervised 23 master’s students, several of whom have won prestigious national and provincial scholarships and gained admission to doctoral programs at internationally recognized universities, including the University of Munich and the Macau University of Science and Technology.

Research Focus

Dr. Bian’s primary research focuses on the design and biomedical application of fluorescent nanoprobes, with a secondary emphasis on mass spectrometry imaging as a tool to study diseases induced by environmental pollutants. Her research contributes to uncovering the toxicological mechanisms of pollutants, aiming to protect public health through scientific innovation. She has published over 50 SCI-indexed papers, including publications in Zone 1 journals with impact factors as high as 14.3, reflecting the high quality and impact of her work. Her research extends across Zones 2 and 3, with contributions in both international journals and Chinese core publications. In addition, she holds multiple national invention patents as the first inventor. Her projects are often backed by significant national and provincial funding bodies, such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, Shanxi Natural Science Foundation, and student innovation and entrepreneurship programs, where she has served as a principal investigator or key contributor.

Award and Honor

Dr. Bian’s outstanding contributions to research, education, and institutional service have been recognized through a series of prestigious awards and honors. She was twice named an “Outstanding Communist Party Member” of Shanxi Medical University in 2017 and 2018, reflecting her exemplary leadership and commitment to academic and ethical standards. In 2020, she was honored as a “Model of Teacher Ethics” by the Shanxi Professors Association, acknowledging her dedication to fostering moral integrity in higher education. Her innovative work earned her the Second Prize in the Shanxi Provincial “Five Small” Innovation Competition in 2023, as well as the Third Prize in the Shanxi Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award in 2022. Additionally, she was recognized as an “Excellent Teacher” by Shanxi Medical University in 2023 and as an “Outstanding Worker” of the university in 2024. These accolades collectively underscore her multifaceted impact as a researcher, educator, and role model within the academic community.


Publications

A highly sensitive and fast responsive NBD-based fluorescent probe for determination hypochlorous acid in biological system

Author: Jianhua Wang, Jieyin Wei, Chao Liu, Weidong Zhang, Yumin Feng, Wei Bian
Journal: Molecular Structure (2025)

Carbon Dot- and Curcumin Dye-Based Dual-Emission Fluorescence Ratiometric Probes for Rapid Smartphone Detection of Brilliant Blue in Food

Author: Fen Gao, Kexin An, Xinwei Chen, Yunhui Fu, Jing Li, Aoxue Zhang, Li Zhang, Hongyan Jia, Wei Bian
Journal: ACS Applied Nano Materials (2025)

A Real-Time Cell Death Self-Reporting Theranostic Agent for Dynamic Optimization of Photodynamic Therapy

Author: Wei Bian, Qiyue Wang, Cui He, Pan Tao, Juanjuan Zheng, Yulu Zhang, Jing Li, Fangyuan Li, Hongyan Jia, Daishun Ling
Journal: Advanced Science (2025)

Conclusion

Dr. Wei Bian is a beacon of excellence in medical chemistry and environmental health research. Through her innovative investigations into nanoprobes and pollutant-related diseases, leadership in education, and commitment to student mentorship, she has become a pillar of academic and research strength at Shanxi Medical University and beyond. Her multidisciplinary approach, international collaborations, and impactful teaching set her apart as a truly deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award. As she continues to expand her scholarly footprint, Dr. Bian remains a powerful force shaping the future of scientific inquiry and public health in China and across the global academic community.

Shengen Gong | Energy storage | Best Researcher Award | 13562

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Assist Prof Dr. Shengen Gong | Energy storage | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Shengen Gong, Jilin University, China

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shengen Gong is an emerging scholar in the field of polymer chemistry and energy storage materials at Jilin University, China. With a robust academic foundation—including a doctorate in Polymer Chemistry and Physics—and extensive industry experience in polymer solid-state electrolytes and silicon-carbon anodes, Dr. Gong has made significant contributions to zinc-ion batteries and supercapacitors. He has authored 9 first-author SCI-indexed papers in top-tier journals like Angewandte Chemie, Advanced Functional Materials, and Chemical Science. A recipient of multiple national awards and honors, his research is at the forefront of electrochemical energy storage innovation.

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Education

Dr. Shengen Gong’s academic journey began with a solid foundation in Applied Chemistry at Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in 2019. His curiosity for materials science and innovative chemical applications inspired him to pursue a Master’s degree in Polymer Chemistry and Physics at Northeast Normal University, completed in 2022. During this time, Dr. Gong displayed academic brilliance and research enthusiasm, which culminated in the award of an Excellent Master’s Thesis, reflecting his early research impact.

Continuing his intellectual pursuit, Dr. Gong enrolled at Jilin University for his Doctoral studies in Polymer Chemistry and Physics, one of China’s most prestigious programs in the field. His doctoral work—expected to conclude in 2025—has already produced numerous high-impact scientific publications, showcasing his strong command over advanced materials and electrochemical energy storage.

Experience

Alongside his academic progress, Dr. Gong has accumulated significant industrial experience. He began as a Technical Assistant at Jiangxi United Chemical Co., Ltd. in 2019, working on polyurethane synthesis and performance testing. His growing expertise led him to a Research and Development Assistant position at Jiangxi Hongrun Chemical Co., Ltd., where he optimized production processes for chlorosulfonated polyethylene rubber. In 2024, he served as a Senior R&D Engineer at Jilin Dongchi New Energy Co., Ltd., developing polymer solid-state electrolytes, a cutting-edge solution for energy storage technologies. By early 2025, he joined Zhejiang Carbon One New Energy Co., Ltd., focusing on porous silicon-carbon anode development, indicating his expanding role in next-generation battery innovations.

Research Focus

Dr. Shengen Gong’s research is deeply rooted in the field of electrochemical energy storage, with a specialized focus on zinc-ion batteries and supercapacitors. His scientific contributions are both foundational and application-oriented, addressing critical challenges in material performance, structural stability, and energy efficiency. As the first author of 9 SCI-indexed papers, all published in top-tier JCR Q1 journals such as Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Chemical Science, Advanced Functional Materials, and Nano Energy, Dr. Gong has established himself as a promising innovator in the energy materials community.

His groundbreaking studies include the optimization of electrolytes to overcome conventional limitations of zinc-ion batteries and the incorporation of magnesium-ion doping in polyaniline systems to significantly enhance alkaline battery output. He has also introduced dual energy storage mechanisms that extend voltage ranges and boost longevity and applied defect engineering techniques to fine-tune the structure of electrode materials, thereby improving conductivity and cycle stability. Additionally, Dr. Gong has pioneered flexible supercapacitor designs using novel sulfur-sulfur bonding strategies, achieving high mass-specific capacities and robust mechanical performance. His work blends experimental depth with theoretical innovation, consistently pushing the boundaries of what is technically and commercially possible in next-generation energy storage solutions.

Awards and Honor

Dr. Gong’s outstanding academic performance and research achievements have earned him multiple national and institutional honors. Notably, he is the recipient of two National Scholarships from the Ministry of Education of China—a highly competitive and prestigious award that recognizes academic excellence and research potential at the national level. In addition, his Master’s dissertation was awarded the Excellent Master’s Thesis, further highlighting the scholarly rigor and impact of his early research. His dedication to holistic academic life is reflected in honors such as the Excellent Research Student title and Outstanding Cadre Scholarships, which commend both his leadership and active engagement in university affairs. Beyond academics, Dr. Gong has also excelled in sports, representing his university in the 36th Athletic Games and achieving notable success in events like running and badminton. These recognitions together paint the picture of a well-rounded scholar—resilient, versatile, and committed to excellence in every endeavor.

Publications

Asymmetry-induced mechanism of amorphous structures for effective construction of new active sites for energy storage –

Author: Jiaru Li, Kaisheng Sun, Yiying Wei, Shengen Gong, Danming Chao
Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal (2025).

Work function-activated proton intercalation chemistry assists ultra-stable aqueous zinc ion batteries

Author: Kaisheng Sun, Yumiao Tian, Meihua Zhu, Shengen Gong, Jiaru Li, Fangfei Li, Liang Li, Xing Meng, Danming Chao
Journal: Colloid and Interface Science (2024).

Doping of magnesium ions into polyaniline enables high-performance Zn-Mg alkaline batteries

Author: Shengen Gong, Kaisheng Sun, Fang Yang, Shuangyu Wu, Yifan Wang, Runan Li , Xiaoteng Jia, Caiyun Wang, Danming Chao
Journal: Nano Energy (2024) – Cited by 1 article.

An interactive dual energy storage mechanism boosts high-performance aqueous zinc-ion batteries

Author: Shengen Gong, Meihua Zhu, Yan Zhou, Runan Li, Jianhua Zhang, Xiaoteng Jia, Danming Chao, Caiyun Wang
Journal: Chemical science (2024) – Cited by 6 articles.

Conclusion

Assist. Prof. Dr. Shengen Gong stands out as a dynamic and impactful researcher in polymer chemistry and energy storage technologies. His blend of academic excellence, innovative research, and high-impact publications demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. With continued contributions to next-generation battery materials and electrochemical systems, Dr. Gong is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of clean energy storage and materials science.

 

Luc Van Gool | Computer Vision | Best Researcher Award | 13554

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Prof. Luc Van Gool | Computer Vision | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Luc Van Gool, INSAIT / Sofia Un. St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria

Luc Van Gool is a renowned computer vision expert, currently a full professor at INSAIT, Sofia University, and professor emeritus at KU Leuven and ETH Zurich. With a Ph.D. in Electromechanical Engineering from KU Leuven, he has led pioneering research in image analysis, 3D reconstruction, object detection, and robotics. He has co-authored highly cited publications with over 250,000 citations and played key roles in major international conferences like ICCV and ECCV. A recipient of prestigious awards such as the David Marr Prize and an ERC Advanced Grant, Van Gool is also a successful entrepreneur, co-founding over 10 spin-offs.

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Education

Luc Van Gool began his academic journey with a strong foundation in engineering at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) in Belgium. In 1981, he obtained his degree in electromechanical engineering, demonstrating an early affinity for the convergence of electronics, mechanics, and computation. His passion for academic excellence continued to flourish, and by 1982, he earned his Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the same institution. Van Gool’s profound interest in geometrical computation and artificial vision led him to pursue a Ph.D. in Electrotechnical–Mechanical Engineering, which he completed in 1991. His doctoral thesis on geometrical invariants received felicitations from the jury, underscoring both the rigor and originality of his research. These formative years laid a robust theoretical and technical groundwork that would underpin his illustrious future in computer vision.

Experience

Luc Van Gool’s professional career is a testament to consistent innovation, leadership, and cross-border collaboration. He began as a Research Assistant at KU Leuven in 1982, transitioning to civil service in the university’s academic hospital by 1984. His early work as a Fellow at the Belgian Institute for Scientific Research between 1988 and 1990 solidified his standing in Belgium’s research ecosystem. He ascended through academic ranks at KU Leuven from Assistant Professor in 1991 to Associate Professor in 1994, then Full Professor in 1998.

In parallel, Van Gool took up a Full Professorship at ETH Zurich, Switzerland’s premier science and technology university, where he built and led pioneering research teams in computer vision. His founding of the VISICS group (Visual Computing and Artificial Intelligence) at KU Leuven marked a significant milestone, turning the lab into a beacon of excellence in machine vision research. As of 2024, he holds the title of Professor Emeritus at both KU Leuven and ETH Zurich and continues his academic leadership as Full Professor at the AI Institute INSAIT of Sofia University, Bulgaria, where he spearheads the computer vision research group.

Research Focus

Over the decades, Van Gool has made groundbreaking contributions to the fields of computer vision, image enhancement, scene understanding, motion analysis, and 3D reconstruction. His work is deeply interdisciplinary, spanning robotics, artificial intelligence, and remote sensing. He has played pivotal roles in more than ten European-funded research projects, coordinating four of them, and has initiated influential collaborations with institutions such as the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing.

Today, his research at INSAIT is powered by government support, European projects, and partnerships with industry giants such as Toyota, Huawei, vivo, and Google. His team addresses critical challenges in AI vision applications, combining academic insight with practical implementation. With more than 250,000 citations on Google Scholar, Van Gool ranks among the most influential scholars in his field, co-authoring hundreds of highly impactful research papers.

Award and Recognition

Prof. Van Gool’s stellar work has earned him numerous international honors. He was awarded the David Marr Prize in 1998, one of the most prestigious awards in computer vision. In 2012, he received the ISPRS Helava Award, and in 2016, he was honored with the Koenderink Prize, recognizing lasting impact in computer vision. Additionally, he received the 5-yearly Excellence Prize from the Flemish Fund for Scientific Research, celebrating sustained research excellence. In 2011, he was awarded a prestigious ERC Advanced Grant for his visionary project VarCity, which explored variations in urban landscapes. In 2017, he was recognized as a Distinguished Researcher by the IEEE Computer Society and is a Fellow of the Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association (AAIA), solidifying his reputation across continents.

Publications

📖 BSurf: Speeded up robust features,’’Computer Vision ECCV 2006 – Lecture Notes in Computer Science (2006).
📖 Speeded-up robust features (SURF) – Computer Vision and Image Understanding (2008).
📖 Temporal segment networks: Towards good practices for deep action recognition – European conference on computer vision (2016).
📖 Food-101–mining discriminative components with random forests – European conference on computer vision (2014). 
📖 An adaptive color-based particle filter – Image and vision computing (2003).

 

 

Ning Chen | Engineering | Best Researcher Award | 13558

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Mr. Ning Chen | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Ning Chen, Shandong University of Science and Technology, China

Mr. Ning Chen, Lecturer at Shandong University of Science and Technology, China, is an emerging researcher in high-precision mechatronic systems. With a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering and prior industry experience, he has developed innovative piezoelectric galvanometers, stiffness-adjustable servo systems, and micro-nano motion platforms. His work is shaping the future of laser positioning, scanning, and ultra-precision control technologies. Backed by prestigious national and provincial research grants, Mr. Chen exemplifies academic excellence and practical innovation in mechanical and precision engineering.

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Education

Dr. Weijian Wang embarked on his academic journey with a solid foundation in chemical sciences. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology from the China University of Petroleum (East China)—an institution known for producing talent in energy and chemical sectors. His academic excellence and growing passion for applied chemical research led him to pursue a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering at the China University of Mining and Technology, where he deepened his understanding of reaction engineering, process modeling, and advanced materials.

Eager to contribute to cutting-edge innovation in the energy sector, Dr. Wang pursued his Ph.D. in Chemical Technology at the Research Institute of Petroleum Processing (RIPP), Sinopec, one of China’s leading industrial research institutions. His doctoral training provided him with hands-on experience in industrial-scale research, advanced materials development, and interdisciplinary collaboration. To further strengthen his academic and research profile, Dr. Wang completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Zhejiang University, where he explored emerging materials and device applications, preparing him for a career at the intersection of academia and applied science.

Experience

In 2022, Dr. Wang joined Beibu Gulf University as an Associate Professor, where he has since led a promising research group focusing on halide perovskite materials. As a faculty member, he has embraced both teaching and research, mentoring students while pursuing innovative solutions to modern energy and optoelectronic challenges.

One of his key professional milestones includes leading the Guangxi Science and Technology Major Program (GuikeAA23062016). This ambitious research initiative demonstrates his leadership and technical capability in managing multi-disciplinary projects aligned with regional and national scientific goals. With no industry consultancies yet, Dr. Wang remains fully invested in academic research, pushing boundaries in materials science through both simulations and experimental designs.

Research Focus

Dr. Weijian Wang’s research is centered on the green synthesis and application of halide perovskite materials, a rapidly evolving class of compounds celebrated for their extraordinary optoelectronic properties. These materials are particularly promising in fields such as solar energy conversion, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), and medical bioimaging. At the heart of Dr. Wang’s innovation is the drive for sustainability. He has developed eco-friendly synthesis techniques that minimize environmental harm while maintaining material performance, advancing the goal of sustainable science. 🌱

In the field of perovskite solar cells, Dr. Wang employs simulation-assisted design methodologies to enhance energy conversion efficiency. His designs have led to devices with superior performance characteristics, addressing one of the key challenges in renewable energy technology. 🌞 Beyond energy, his research also extends to optoelectronic devices, including perovskite-based LEDs and imaging systems with applications in healthcare diagnostics and bioimaging. 💡

Dr. Wang’s robust scientific output includes 11 peer-reviewed publications in internationally recognized SCI-indexed journals, with eight authored as first or corresponding author. Additionally, he has secured 15 authorized invention patents as the primary inventor, underscoring his capacity to translate theoretical research into tangible technological innovations.

Award and Recognition

Despite being in the early stages of his academic journey, Dr. Wang has already built a strong research profile distinguished by originality, technical rigor, and innovation. His contributions have earned him 11 published articles in high-impact SCI-indexed journals, demonstrating both quality and consistency in scientific communication. 📚

Dr. Wang also holds 15 authorized invention patents, a notable achievement that reflects his focus on applied research and technology transfer. 🧾 These patents not only reinforce his expertise in halide perovskite materials but also highlight his dedication to practical solutions for global energy and environmental challenges.

Further elevating his academic standing, Dr. Wang currently leads a major government-funded research program, indicating trust in his leadership and vision at the national level. 💼 His H-index of 5 signifies an increasing impact within the scholarly community, with a trajectory that suggests sustained and growing influence in the years to come.

Although he does not yet hold editorial roles or memberships in professional societies, his impressive publication and patent record mark him as a promising figure in materials science. His career is on a path toward broader recognition, leadership roles, and continued contributions to the scientific community.

Publications

📖 A Semi-analytical Method for Vibro-Acoustic Properties of Functionally Graded Porous Piezoelectric Annular Plates with Cavity – Journal of Vibration Engineering and Technologies (2025).
📖 Enhancing the motion performance of 3-DOF micro/nano-manipulators facing thermo-piezoelectric-mechanical coupling effects – Sensors and Actuators A Physical (2025)
📖 Robust control of uncertain asymmetric hysteretic nonlinear systems with adaptive neural network disturbance observer – Applied Soft Computing (2024)
📖 Low thermal budget lead zirconate titanate thick films integrated on Si for piezo-MEMS applications – Microelectronic Engineering (2020)

 

 

 

Weijian Wang | Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award | 13556

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Assoc Prof Dr. Weijian Wang | Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Weijian Wang, Beibu Gulf University, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weijian Wang, currently serving at Beibu Gulf University, is a promising researcher in the field of halide perovskite materials. With a strong academic foundation and postdoctoral training from Zhejiang University, his work emphasizes green synthesis and innovative applications of perovskites in solar cells, LEDs, and biomedical fields. He has published 11 SCI-indexed papers, authored 15 authorized patents, and led a major Guangxi research project, showcasing both academic rigor and practical innovation. His contributions, particularly through simulation-aided design and material fabrication, demonstrate significant potential for advancing sustainable energy technologies and high-performance optoelectronic devices.

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Education

Dr. Weijian Wang embarked on his academic journey with a solid foundation in chemical sciences. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology from the China University of Petroleum (East China)—an institution known for producing talent in energy and chemical sectors. His academic excellence and growing passion for applied chemical research led him to pursue a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering at the China University of Mining and Technology, where he deepened his understanding of reaction engineering, process modeling, and advanced materials.

Eager to contribute to cutting-edge innovation in the energy sector, Dr. Wang pursued his Ph.D. in Chemical Technology at the Research Institute of Petroleum Processing (RIPP), Sinopec, one of China’s leading industrial research institutions. His doctoral training provided him with hands-on experience in industrial-scale research, advanced materials development, and interdisciplinary collaboration. To further strengthen his academic and research profile, Dr. Wang completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Zhejiang University, where he explored emerging materials and device applications, preparing him for a career at the intersection of academia and applied science.

Experience

In 2022, Dr. Wang joined Beibu Gulf University as an Associate Professor, where he has since led a promising research group focusing on halide perovskite materials. As a faculty member, he has embraced both teaching and research, mentoring students while pursuing innovative solutions to modern energy and optoelectronic challenges.

One of his key professional milestones includes leading the Guangxi Science and Technology Major Program (GuikeAA23062016). This ambitious research initiative demonstrates his leadership and technical capability in managing multi-disciplinary projects aligned with regional and national scientific goals. With no industry consultancies yet, Dr. Wang remains fully invested in academic research, pushing boundaries in materials science through both simulations and experimental designs.

Research Focus

Dr. Weijian Wang’s research is centered on the green synthesis and advanced application of halide perovskite materials, a field that is rapidly evolving due to its immense potential in next-generation energy and optoelectronic technologies. His work is particularly notable for developing environmentally friendly fabrication techniques, significantly reducing the environmental footprint of perovskite production. By leveraging simulation-assisted material design, Dr. Wang has enhanced the efficiency of perovskite-based solar cells, contributing to more sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, his innovations extend to optoelectronic applications, where he explores the integration of perovskites in high-performance LEDs and medical imaging technologies. With 11 SCI-indexed publications, including 8 as first or corresponding author, and 15 authorized invention patents as the lead inventor, Dr. Wang effectively translates scientific theory into practical, high-impact innovations that support both academic advancement and real-world applications.

Award and Recognition

Though still in the early stages of his academic career, Dr. Weijian Wang has already distinguished himself through the quality, innovation, and impact of his research contributions. He has published 11 articles in SCI-indexed international journals, showcasing his expertise in halide perovskite materials and their applications. As the first inventor on 15 authorized patents, Dr. Wang has demonstrated a strong ability to transform research insights into patentable, practical technologies. He also leads a major government-funded research initiative, underscoring his capacity to manage and deliver on large-scale scientific projects. With an H-index of 5, his work is gaining increasing visibility and recognition in the academic community. While he currently does not hold editorial positions or professional memberships, his growing body of work and innovation pipeline clearly mark him as a rising figure in materials science, poised for future leadership and accolades.

Publications

📖Aqueous synthesis of stable Pb(OH)Br:Cu red phosphor with DFT insights into its luminescence mechanism – Optical Materials (2025)
📖 Axial Ligand-Modified PdN4 as Efficient Electrocatalysts for the Two-Electron Oxygen Reduction Reaction: Insights from DFT -The Journal of Physical Chemistry (2025)
📖 Ameliorating Properties of Perovskite and Perovskite–Silicon Tandem Solar Cells via Mesoporous Antireflection Coating Model – Advanced Electronic Materials (2023)

Pibo Liu | Chemistry | Best Researcher Award | 13553

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Assoc Prof Dr. Pibo Liu | Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Pibo Liu, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pibo Liu, from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, is a distinguished polymer chemist known for his pioneering work in precision polymerization. With a Ph.D. in Polymer Science and postdoctoral training at KAUST, he has advanced the field through the development of novel catalysts and functional materials. His research on rare-earth and Lewis acid catalysts has led to significant innovations in elastomer and fluorosilicone synthesis. With 38 SCI-indexed publications, 11 patents (4 granted), and active international collaborations, Dr. Liu’s contributions continue to shape the future of high-performance polymer materials.

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Education

Dr. Pibo Liu began his academic journey with a strong foundation in polymer science, earning his Ph.D. from Dalian University of Technology, one of China’s most reputable institutions for materials and chemical engineering. During his formative years, he demonstrated a keen interest in macromolecular chemistry and polymer architecture, distinguishing himself through a meticulous approach to scientific inquiry. His doctoral research laid the groundwork for a career dedicated to precision polymerization techniques, emphasizing innovation, scalability, and structural control.

Building upon this robust academic background, Dr. Liu pursued a postdoctoral fellowship at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia. Under the mentorship of renowned polymer scientist Professor Nikos Hadjichristidis, he honed his expertise in advanced polymer synthesis methodologies. This international exposure deepened his scientific perspective, provided access to world-class research facilities, and helped establish his identity in the global polymer research community.

Experience

Dr. Liu currently serves as an Associate Professor at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he leads several cutting-edge research projects. His professional trajectory reflects a harmonious blend of academic excellence and applied innovation. At DICP, Dr. Liu heads two major projects: one funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Youth Program) and another under the Youth Innovation Program of the institute.

He has successfully completed three industry projects and is presently engaged in an ongoing corporate partnership, demonstrating his ability to translate academic research into practical industrial solutions. His contributions to academia and industry exemplify a dual commitment to theoretical advancements and technological applicability.

Research Focus

Dr. Liu’s research focuses on the design and development of novel polymerization techniques aimed at producing high-performance, specialty elastomer materials. He has made significant breakthroughs in catalytic polymer chemistry, particularly in the following areas:

  1. ⚙️ Rare-earth catalysts: Developed for controlling monomer sequences in cold-resistant and di-end-functionalized rubbers.

  2. 🌀 Anionic ring-opening polymerization: Devised for creating advanced fluorosilicone rubbers with improved thermal and chemical resistance.

  3. 🧲 Lewis acid catalysts: Enabled the selective ylide polymerization of complex structures like C3 polymers.

His work addresses longstanding challenges in structural control, functionality, and performance of elastomeric materials, offering viable solutions for industries ranging from aerospace to biomedical engineering. These contributions are not only academically valuable but also open pathways for commercial-scale polymer manufacturing.

Award and Recognition

Though early in his career, Dr. Liu’s work has already earned significant recognition. He has:

  • Published 38 peer-reviewed articles in top-tier journals such as Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Macromolecules, ACS Macro Letters, and Polymer Chemistry.

  • Achieved an H-index of 16 with over 569 citations according to Web of Science.

  • Filed 11 patents, out of which 4 have been granted, showcasing the patentable quality and industrial relevance of his work.

Publications

📘 Construction of PDMS-crosslinked tread composites that feature high energy-saving and anti-thermal oxidative performances – Composites Part A Applied Science and Manufacturing (2025) – Cited by 1 article.
📘 Aluminum-Mediated Polymerization of Allylic Ylides toward α,ω-Functionalized C3 Polymers with Enhanced Nontraditional Intrinsic Luminescence – Macromolecules (2024) – Cited by 1 article.
📘 Synthesis of α,ω-End Functionalized Polydienes: Allylic-Bearing Heteroleptic Aluminums for Selective Alkylation and Transalkylation in Coordinative Chain Transfer Polymerization – Angewandte Chemie International Edition (2024) – Cited by 4 articles.

 

Bin Huang | Biomaterials | Best Researcher Award | 13514

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Assoc Prof Dr. Bin Huang | Biomaterials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Bin Huang, Nanjing Medical University, China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bin Huang is a distinguished researcher and Deputy Director of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Nanjing Medical University, China. He earned his Ph.D. from Southeast University in 2015 and furthered his academic training as a visiting scholar at City University of Hong Kong. His research focuses on the design of molecular imaging materials for tumor theranostics, combining diagnostics and therapy. Dr. Huang has led multiple national and provincial research projects, including grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and has published over 50 SCI-indexed papers in leading journals such as Angewandte Chemie and Nano Research. Recognized as a Jiangsu Science and Technology Associate Professor (2022) and a Qinglan Project Outstanding Young Teacher (2019), he also holds five authorized patents and actively contributes as a reviewer and member of professional societies.

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Education

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bin Huang began his academic journey in China with a strong inclination toward scientific research and biomedical innovation. He earned his Ph.D. from Southeast University in 2015, one of China’s most prestigious institutions. During his doctoral studies, he cultivated a deep interest in molecular imaging and material design—particularly how these technologies could be applied to cancer diagnosis and treatment.

In pursuit of international exposure and academic enrichment, Dr. Huang completed a visiting scholar program at the City University of Hong Kong (2017–2018). This pivotal phase expanded his knowledge base and global perspective, allowing him to collaborate with leading experts and refine his research vision. The cross-border academic experience also positioned him for future leadership in interdisciplinary biomedical research.

Experience

Following the completion of his doctoral training, Dr. Bin Huang joined Nanjing Medical University (NMU), where he quickly rose through the academic ranks due to his outstanding research and teaching contributions. Currently, he serves as an Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, as well as a Master’s Supervisor guiding postgraduate students.

At NMU, Dr. Huang plays a pivotal role in integrating biomedical engineering with molecular sciences, leading both academic instruction and high-impact research initiatives. His leadership responsibilities also include curriculum development, faculty mentoring, and fostering collaborations within and beyond the university.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Bin Huang is internationally recognized for his pioneering research in molecular imaging materials for tumor theranostics, a transformative field that integrates both diagnosis and therapy into single, targeted solutions for cancer treatment. His scientific vision centers on developing intelligent materials capable of detecting and treating tumors with exceptional precision. His research focuses on several critical areas, including the development of nano-scale probes for real-time cancer imaging, the design of stimuli-responsive materials for controlled drug delivery, and the exploration of hybrid imaging techniques that combine modalities such as fluorescence and MRI. Dr. Huang has served as Principal Investigator (PI) for eight major research projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the National Key R&D Program, showcasing his strong leadership in high-level biomedical research. He has published over 50 SCI-indexed papers in prestigious journals like Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Nano Research, and Journal of Materials Chemistry C, and holds five authorized Chinese patents, underlining the real-world applicability of his innovations in advanced medical technologies.

Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Huang’s groundbreaking contributions have earned him multiple distinguished honors. In 2022, he was named a Jiangsu “Science and Technology Associate Professor”, an accolade reserved for outstanding researchers contributing to regional scientific advancement. Earlier, in 2019, he was selected for the “Qinglan Project” Outstanding Young Backbone Teacher Award, recognizing his emerging leadership and commitment to mentoring the next generation of scientists. Beyond his institutional roles, Dr. Huang remains an active figure in the scientific community. He is a member of the Chinese Chemical Society and a reviewer for high-impact journals such as Advanced Optical Materials and New Journal of Chemistry. These professional engagements not only reflect his scientific credibility but also enhance his influence in shaping the future direction of biomedical engineering research.

Publications

📘 Donnan-like effect driven synthesis of brush-confined Prussian blue Nanozymes with low crystallinity for multifunctional applications – Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2025)
📘 Inflammation-responsive monocyte-biomimetic nanobubbles realizing microvascular recanalization and xenon neuroprotection in ischemic stroke – Nano Today (2025)
📘 Advances in nanoprobes-based immunoassays – (2023) – Cited by 12 articles.

Sahriar Ahamed | Space Exploration Technologies | Excellence in Research Award | 13515

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Mr. Sahriar Ahamed | Space Exploration Technologies | Excellence in Research Award

Mr. Sahriar Ahamed, Explorative Academy, Bangladesh

Mr. Sahriar Ahamed is a self-taught independent researcher from Bangladesh with deep expertise in time, space, and relativity. He is known for his groundbreaking perspective that seconds, minutes, and years are not units of time but measures of Earth’s rotation. With over a decade of independent research in physics, metaphysics, cosmology, and nanotechnology, he has published books and articles that challenge conventional scientific thought. Sahriar also leads the Explorative Academy, where he supports students’ academic growth and engages in community service for the underprivileged.

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Education

Sahriar Ahamed’s journey into intellectual inquiry began in Khulna, Bangladesh, where he completed his Secondary School Certificate (SSC) at Saint Joseph’s High School. His early years were marked by an inquisitive mind, particularly fascinated by the natural sciences. He pursued his Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) from Government B.L. University College in Khulna, where his curiosity in physics, time, and cosmic structures began to deepen.

After high school, Sahriar expanded his academic journey across borders. He enrolled at Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi, India, where he became eligible to pass in Bachelor of Commerce (Honours). Later, he completed both B.Com and M.Com degrees under the National University of Bangladesh through B.L. University College. His academic interests were not confined to commerce; his passion for science and technology led him to pursue a Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing Management from the prestigious Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM) and a short course in Solar and Renewable Energy Equipment Installation from the University of Dhaka.

Experience

In addition to his research activities, Sahriar Ahamed is dedicated to educational empowerment and community development. He founded and manages a modest but impactful academic institution—Explorative Academy in Bangladesh. Through this institution, he mentors and tutors students in their academic curricula, fostering an environment where young minds are encouraged to think critically and pursue knowledge fearlessly.

His work goes beyond education. Sahriar is actively involved in social welfare, particularly supporting underprivileged and helpless communities. He provides not just academic guidance but also emotional and material support to those in need, embodying his strong belief in the value of humanity.

Research Focus

Sahriar Ahamed is most renowned for his pioneering independent research in time, space, relativity, and human civilization. His radical but thought-provoking discovery argues that seconds, minutes, hours, months, and years are not true units of time, but rather units of Earth’s rotational movement. This bold hypothesis challenges foundational assumptions in modern physics and opens the door for reevaluating time-related constants and concepts.

His interdisciplinary research spans physics, metaphysics, cosmology, nanotechnology, and even astronomy. Despite having no formal institutional affiliation or research funding, he has continued this pursuit for more than a decade—driven purely by passion and intellectual integrity.

One of his key literary contributions is the book:
📘 “Theory of Relativity of Time and of Evaluation of Human Civilization”
This book explores the complex interaction between time, human existence, and civilization. It argues that understanding time requires us to deeply value humanity, proposing a dual exploration of scientific theory and moral philosophy.

Sahriar’s scholarly identity is recognized on global platforms. He holds a Web of Science Researcher ID: ABQ-3640-2022 and an ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5863-2524, with articles and blog posts available online to inspire and guide new researchers in uncharted scientific territories.

Accolades and Recognition

Though largely self-funded and self-driven, Sahriar Ahamed’s work has garnered international recognition through digital scholarly networks. His publications are available on multiple platforms and cited by independent scholars and curiosity-driven learners globally. The Web of Science and ORCID recognitions are testaments to his commitment and contributions to scientific knowledge outside the traditional academic system.

Moreover, his unique philosophical-scientific perspective has earned him a growing community of followers who appreciate his non-conventional yet profound insights on time, space, and human values.

Publications

📘Theory of Time Dilation/ Twin Paradox and its Limitation –  Journal of Physics (2018)
📘Theory of gateway in case of time travel – Journal of advanced astronomy (2018)
📘Solar and Renewable Energy -The future Resources of Power and Electricity (2012)

Hengjia Wan | Biomagnetism | Best Researcher Award | 13519

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Mr. Hengjia Wan | Biomagnetism | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Hengjia Wan, University of science and technology of china, China

Mr. Hengjia Wan, a postgraduate researcher at the University of Science and Technology of China, is a promising young scholar in the field of biomagnetism and cytoskeletal biology. His pioneering work on the effect of hypomagnetic fields on the actin-like MamK protein in magnetotactic bacteria reveals how magnetic field intensity can influence protein assembly and bacterial navigation. His research contributes vital insights into biological adaptation to geomagnetic environments, with broader implications in evolutionary biology. With published work in International Journal of Biological Macromolecules and contributions to nationally funded research projects, Mr. Wan stands as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Author Profile

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Education

Mr. Hengjia Wan began his academic journey with an inherent curiosity for biological processes influenced by environmental cues, especially magnetic fields. As a student at the University of Science and Technology of China, one of China’s most prestigious institutions, he cultivated a strong foundation in molecular biology, biophysics, and microbiology. His early fascination with magnetotactic bacteria and their interaction with geomagnetic forces gradually shaped his research interests. During his postgraduate studies, Hengjia committed himself to unraveling how magnetic fields influence cytoskeletal structures, an area often overlooked in classical biology but rich in interdisciplinary scientific potential.

Experience

Despite being early in his research career, Mr. Wan has already demonstrated significant scientific maturity. His primary work focuses on the actin-like protein MamK in magnetotactic bacteria, particularly how hypomagnetic fields (HypoMF) affect its assembly. His research has shown that in the absence of the geomagnetic field (GMF), MamK protein filaments become destabilized, disrupting normal cellular architecture in these unique microorganisms.

His involvement in national-level scientific initiatives such as the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2023YFA1607503) and the Anhui Provincial Key Research and Development Project (Grant No. 2023z04020016) highlights his growing presence in China’s scientific community. Collaborations with Heye Health Technology Chong Ming Project have further emphasized the translational and applied nature of his research.

Contributions and Research Focus

Mr. Wan’s research primarily explores biomagnetism and cytoskeleton dynamics, focusing on how magnetic fields regulate molecular behavior in microorganisms. His most cited work — “Assembly dynamics of magnetotactic bacterial actin-like protein MamK under shielded geomagnetic fields: In vitro evidence of inhibited filament formation” — is published in the International Journal of Biological Macromolecules.

In this work, he discovered that the shielding of the GMF increases inorganic phosphate release during ATP hydrolysis, thereby destabilizing MamK filaments and promoting their disassembly. This pioneering study adds a novel dimension to our understanding of geomagnetic-biological interactions, especially relevant in the context of evolutionary biology and the behavior of microorganisms through Earth’s geomagnetic history.

His work also opens new doors in applied fields, such as synthetic biology, space biology, and biomaterials, where understanding how biological molecules behave in varying magnetic fields could lead to novel innovations.

Accolades and Recognition

Although Mr. Wan is in the early stage of his academic career, his research has already attracted commendable attention. He is a leading contributor to high-impact journals and is involved in top-tier government-funded scientific programs. His groundbreaking study has been indexed in SCI and Scopus, affirming its credibility and relevance.

His nomination for the Best Researcher Award further exemplifies the recognition of his work by the wider academic and scientific community. The rigorous methodology and originality in his research are indicative of a researcher whose contributions are set to expand in both depth and impact.

Publications 

📘New Insights into the Dependence of CPEB3 Ribozyme Cleavage on Mn2+ and Mg2 – The Journal of Physical Chemistry (2024)
📘 Assembly dynamics of magnetotactic bacterial actin-like protein MamK under shielded geomagnetic fields: In vitro evidence of inhibited filament formation – Biological Macromolecules (2025)

 

Chongshui Liu | Computer graphics | Best Researcher Award | 13541

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Mr. Chongshui Liu | Computer graphics | Best Researcher Award 

Mr. Chongshui Liu, Shihezi University, China

Mr. Chongshui Liu, a dedicated postgraduate student at Shihezi University, China, is actively engaged in cutting-edge research in the field of computer graphics. His work focuses on topological geometric modeling, implicit modeling of complex topologies, and deep learning-based analysis of geometric structures. With published work in high-impact journals like Computer-Aided Design and patents under process, Mr. Liu exemplifies innovation and academic excellence. His contributions demonstrate strong potential for advancing the field, making him a worthy nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

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Education

From an early age, Mr. Chongshui Liu displayed an exceptional curiosity for the mechanics of visual computation and digital innovation. His academic journey began with a strong foundation in computer science, mathematics, and computational theory, leading him to pursue advanced studies in computer graphics and geometric modeling at Shihezi University, China. As a postgraduate student, Mr. Liu has continuously demonstrated a deep commitment to academic excellence, laying the groundwork for a research career that blends creativity with computational precision. His early exposure to 3D modeling software, algorithmic thinking, and programming languages like C++ and Python nurtured his technical competence and passion for the visualization of complex systems.

Experience

Although still a postgraduate student, Mr. Liu has already carved a notable path in his research domain. Working closely with academic mentors and research labs at Shihezi University, he has engaged in projects that tackle challenges in topological geometry, implicit surface representation, and deep learning-based analysis of complex structures. His work includes contributing to theoretical advancements as well as the practical development of modeling techniques that have potential applications in industrial design, medical imaging, and simulation technologies. He brings to his work a meticulous approach and a forward-thinking vision, marking him as an emerging researcher of high caliber.

Research Focus

Mr. Chongshui Liu’s research is centered on topological geometric modeling, a vital domain in modern computer graphics, CAD systems, and scientific visualization. His groundbreaking work, published in the prestigious journal Computer-Aided Design, presents a Voronoi-based approach to implicit complex topology modeling, offering a significant advancement in the computational representation and manipulation of intricate geometric structures. In addition to his scholarly publications, Mr. Liu has demonstrated strong technical ingenuity through the filing of two patents (02510814304X and 025108143016), which highlight his ability to translate complex computational theories into real-world problem-solving tools. Furthermore, he is actively exploring deep learning frameworks to enhance the understanding and analysis of 3D topologies, with the goal of developing intelligent systems that can autonomously model and interpret complex spatial data. His contributions hold immense potential for improving modeling accuracy and efficiency across diverse fields, including engineering, medical imaging, and computer animation.

Award and Recognition

Although early in his career, Mr. Liu’s work has not gone unnoticed. His SCI-indexed publication and successful patent filings are notable achievements for a researcher at the postgraduate level. His research has received appreciation from faculty peers and has gained visibility in the wider academic community. His proactive engagement with research networks and platforms, such as ORCID underscores his dedication to transparency and scholarly collaboration.

Impact and Influence

The potential applications of Mr. Liu’s research are vast and multidisciplinary. By enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of complex topology modeling, his work could greatly benefit fields such as biomedical engineering, architectural design, and computational physics. His contributions support not only academic advancements but also industry-oriented innovation, where high-precision modeling is critical. Through collaboration and knowledge dissemination, he is already influencing upcoming scholars and practitioners in the computational graphics space.

Publication

📘Implicit complex topology modeling design method based on Voronoi Computer

Author: Chongshui Liu , Quan Qi
Journal:  Aided Design
Year: 2025