Qingshan Pan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Qingshan Pan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award 

Dr. Qingshan Pan | Jiangxi Science & Technology Normal University | China

Dr. Qingshan Pan, Professor at Jiangxi Science & Technology Normal University, is a distinguished researcher specializing in DNA nanomaterials, MOF nanozyme materials, and self-assembled nano/nanogel systems derived from traditional Chinese medicine components. His work focuses on developing antibacterial and anti-inflammatory nanomedicines, advanced wound dressings, and targeted tumor diagnostics and therapies. A recipient of funding from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and multiple provincial grants, Dr. Pan has authored over 20 SCI-indexed publications in leading journals such as Chemical Engineering Journal and ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, contributing significantly to nanomedicine and precision therapeutics research.

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Education

Dr. Qingshan Pan’s academic journey began with a strong foundation in chemical engineering, earning his bachelor’s degree from the Department of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Central South University. His early studies nurtured a keen interest in material science, nanotechnology, and their biomedical applications. Driven by a passion for innovation, he pursued doctoral studies at the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Biology and Measurement, Hunan University, specializing in Analytical Chemistry, and graduated with his Ph.D. His doctoral training provided him with advanced expertise in nanoscale materials design, synthesis, and functionalization, particularly for healthcare applications. These formative years equipped him with a multidisciplinary skill set that integrates chemistry, biology, and materials science—an essential foundation for his later breakthroughs in nanomedicine.

Experience

Currently serving as a Professor at Jiangxi Science & Technology Normal University, Dr. Pan is actively involved in teaching, mentoring, and leading high-impact research projects. He has successfully secured funding from prestigious organizations, including the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Jiangxi Province Outstanding Young Scholars Fund, the Jiangxi Province Natural Science Foundation, and the Education Department. Through these roles, he has developed innovative research programs that bridge fundamental nanoscience with real-world biomedical solutions. Beyond academia, Dr. Pan contributes to the growth of the scientific community by engaging in collaborations with other researchers, fostering interdisciplinary partnerships, and promoting the application of nanotechnology in medicine and healthcare.

Research Focus

Dr. Pan’s research portfolio is broad yet deeply specialized, encompassing DNA nanomaterials, metal–organic framework (MOF) nanozyme materials, and self-assembled nano/nanogel systems derived from traditional Chinese medicine components. These systems have been engineered for antibacterial and anti-inflammatory nanomedicines, advanced antibacterial dressings, and precision tumor diagnosis and therapy.

His innovative approach to combining traditional Chinese medicine with cutting-edge nanotechnology has led to the development of hybrid nanomaterials that exhibit unique bioactive properties, enhanced stability, and targeted delivery capabilities. By integrating DNA nanotechnology with MOF-based nanozymes, his work addresses key challenges in biomedical applications, such as targeted drug release, controlled therapeutic activity, and dual-function systems capable of both diagnosis and treatment. These contributions not only advance the frontiers of nanomedicine but also provide new strategies for combating bacterial infections, reducing inflammation, and improving cancer therapy outcomes.

Award and Recognition

Dr. Pan’s scientific achievements are reflected in his impressive publication record, with over 20 SCI-indexed papers in internationally renowned journals, including Chemical Engineering Journal and ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. His work is recognized for its high citation value, innovative experimental design, and significant potential for translational application in clinical medicine. Receiving funding from multiple prestigious agencies underscores his reputation as a leading figure in nanomedicine research. His role as a principal investigator in national and provincial projects highlights his ability to conceive, lead, and execute complex research initiatives that meet rigorous scientific standards.

Impact and Influence

The impact of Dr. Pan’s research extends far beyond academic citations. His nanomedicine platforms have the potential to revolutionize how bacterial infections, inflammation, and tumors are diagnosed and treated. The antibacterial dressings developed in his lab could play a crucial role in preventing hospital-acquired infections and promoting faster wound healing. His tumor-targeted nanotherapies are paving the way for minimally invasive and highly specific cancer treatments, reducing side effects while improving efficacy. Furthermore, by integrating bioactive compounds from traditional Chinese medicine into modern nanocarriers, Dr. Pan is contributing to a new paradigm in personalized and culturally rooted healthcare innovation.

Publications 

Transition Metal Sulfide-Based Nanozymes: From Design Strategies to Applications in Chronic Wound Healing

Author: Yuying Zhang, Renxi Li, XianXi Li, Pengwu Zheng, Wufu Zhu, Cunpeng Nie, Qingshan Pan
Journal: ACS Applied Nano Materials
Year: 2025

Review of Metal-Polyphenol Self-Assembled Nanoparticles: Synthesis, Properties, and Biological Applications in Inflammatory Diseases.

Author: Li Wan, Shizhe Li, Jiawei Du, Anqi Li, Yujie Zhan, Wufu Zhu, Pengwu Zheng, Dan Qiao, Cunpeng Nie, Qingshan Pan
Journal: ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering
Year: 2025

Photothermally Enhanced Cascaded Nanozyme-Functionalized Black Phosphorus Nanosheets for Targeted Treatment of Infected Diabetic Wounds.

Author: Chunping Wen, Yan Zhang, Luogen Lai, Xuan Zhang, Yijun Liu, Qiuyan Guo, Rujue Peng, Yating Gao, Xufei Zhang, Yan He, Shan Xu, Dan Qiao, Pengwu Zheng, Qingshan Pan, Wufu Zhu
Journal: Advanced Healthcare Materials
Year: 2025

Conclusion

Dr. Qingshan Pan’s remarkable journey from his foundational studies in chemical engineering to his pioneering research in analytical chemistry and nanomedicine reflects a career marked by curiosity, dedication, and innovation. His expertise in designing DNA nanomaterials, MOF nanozyme platforms, and self-assembled nanogels bridges the gap between advanced material science and practical biomedical applications, addressing critical challenges in antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and tumor-targeted therapies. Through his leadership in prestigious national and provincial research projects, his extensive scholarly publications, and his commitment to translating research into impactful solutions, Dr. Pan has firmly established himself as a trailblazer in interdisciplinary science. His work not only elevates the academic standing of Jiangxi Science & Technology Normal University but also contributes meaningfully to global advancements in nanotechnology and precision medicine. As his career progresses, Dr. Pan is poised to expand his influence, inspiring future scientists while continuing to innovate at the intersection of chemistry, biology, and medicine.

Xiaoying Yin | Nanocomposite Development | Best Researcher Award | 13546

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Prof Dr. Xiaoying Yin | Nanocomposite Development | Best Researcher Award 

Prof Dr. Xiaoying Yin, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, China

Prof. Dr. Xiaoying Yin, a distinguished Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the Shanghai University of Engineering Science, is a leading expert in biomaterials science and traditional Chinese medicine-based drug discovery. Holding a Ph.D. from China Pharmaceutical University, she has made substantial contributions to nanocomposite material development and active ingredient screening. She has led multiple National Natural Science Foundation projects, published over 100 scientific papers, and holds 18 patent applications, including international grants. A recipient of numerous provincial and national innovation awards, Prof. Yin also holds esteemed positions in various professional committees advancing pharmaceutical modernization and clinical translation in China.

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Prof. Dr. Xiaoying Yin embarked on her academic journey with a deep passion for pharmaceutical sciences and biomedical innovation. She earned her Ph.D. from China Pharmaceutical University, one of the nation’s most prestigious institutions in drug development and pharmacology. Her early research reflected a strong inclination toward traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and advanced chemical engineering, laying a solid foundation for her future interdisciplinary work. Her academic pursuits during her formative years not only shaped her scientific thinking but also ignited her lifelong interest in integrating modern materials science with traditional therapeutic principles.

Experience

Currently serving as a Level 3 Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering / Institute for Frontier Medical Technology, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, Prof. Yin is recognized as a pillar in both academia and applied research. Her leadership extends beyond teaching, into pioneering research in biomaterials, nanocomposites, and drug discovery from TCM.

She has also enriched her global perspective through academic exchange as a Senior Visiting Scholar at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Peking University, broadening her network and influence in national-level pharmaceutical sciences.

In addition to her institutional roles, she holds multiple influential appointments, including:

  • Standing Committee Member, Chinese Medicine Analysis Branch of the China Association of Chinese Medicine 🧪

  • Council Member, Health Industry Branch, China Association of National Medicine 🏥

  • Standing Professional Committee Member, Clinical Translation of Pharmaceutical Modernization 🧬

Research Focus

Prof. Yin has consistently contributed to the advancement of biomaterials science, nanocomposite material development, and the screening and identification of active compounds in traditional Chinese medicine. Her research is characterized by a unique blend of traditional knowledge and modern scientific methods, which she leverages to identify lead compounds with potential therapeutic applications.

🔬 Over the years, she has:

  • Led four major projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)

  • Participated in three national key science and technology support programs

  • Directed over 10 provincial/ministerial-level research projects

She has authored 100+ academic publications, including 60+ SCI and EI-indexed journal papers. Her extensive research portfolio demonstrates both the depth and breadth of her contributions to pharmaceutical sciences.

Award and Recognition

Prof. Yin’s outstanding work has been recognized through numerous awards and honors:

  • Provincial Natural Science Award (Second Prize) 🏅

  • Two Provincial Science and Technology Progress Awards 🔬

  • Innovation Achievement Awards from national-level academic associations

  • Second and Third Prize for Innovation in Higher Education Institutions 🎓

In addition to publishing extensively, she has:

  • Applied for 18 domestic and international invention patents, including 2 PCT patents

  • Received 11 granted patents, including 2 international patents approved in the UK and other countries

Publications

📘Molecular Mechanisms of Reversal of Multidrug Resistance in Breast Cancer by Inhibition of P-gp by Cytisine N-Isoflavones Derivatives Explored Through Network Pharmacology, Molecular Docking, and Molecular Dynamics – International Journal of Molecular Sciences(2025).

📘Exploring drug repositioning possibilities of kinase inhibitors via molecular simulation – Molecular Informatics(2024).

📘Kinase-Bench: Comprehensive Benchmarking Tools and Guidance for Achieving Selectivity in Kinase Drug Discovery – Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling(2024).

📘Preclinical characterization of danatinib as a novel FLT3 inhibitor with excellent efficacy against resistant acute myeloid leukemia – Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy(2023).

Xiaoyan Song | Cermet materials | Best Researcher Award | 13225

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Prof. Dr. Xiaoyan Song | Cermet materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Xiaoyan Song, Beijing University of Technology, China

Professor Xiaoyan Song is a distinguished faculty member at the College of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing University of Technology. She leads the Metallic Nanomaterials and Computational Materials Science group and serves as the Deputy Director of the Key Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials under China’s Ministry of Education. Her research focuses on the design, preparation, and characterization of metallic nanomaterials, including rare-earth materials, hard metals, and cermets. She has published over 300 peer-reviewed papers and holds more than 60 authorized patents, some of which have been industrialized into high-grade engineering products. Professor Song has received numerous honors, including the Humboldt Fellowship and the China National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars. She also serves as an Associate Editor for the International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials.

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Professor Xiaoyan Song embarked on her academic journey at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, where she earned her Ph.D. in 1999. Her research in materials science began with a strong foundation in metallurgy and advanced composites, laying the groundwork for her future contributions to the field. Her early work was characterized by a keen interest in the microstructural properties of metallic materials, which would later define her professional focus. Following her Ph.D., she expanded her horizons internationally, securing a prestigious Humboldt Fellowship to conduct postdoctoral research at Darmstadt University of Technology in Germany from 2000 to 2003. This experience provided her with advanced training in computational materials science and experimental analysis, equipping her with a unique interdisciplinary skill set that would become invaluable in her later work.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Upon completing her research in Germany, Prof. Song returned to China and joined the College of Materials Science and Engineering at Beijing University of Technology. She swiftly rose through the ranks, becoming a leading figure in the institution. Today, she serves as the Leader of the Hard Metals and Refractory-Metal Based Composites Group. Additionally, she holds the esteemed position of Director of the Key Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials under the Ministry of Education in China. Her work is pivotal in driving innovation in the development and application of hard metals, tungsten-based composites, and refractory high-entropy alloys. Her group integrates experimental techniques with computational materials science to push the boundaries of material durability, wear resistance, and mechanical performance.

🌟 Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Song’s research revolves around the design, development, and optimization of advanced metallic materials. Her expertise lies in WC-based hard metals, W-based composites, and refractory high-entropy alloys. Her innovative approach includes:

  • Microstructural Analysis: Investigating the relationship between microstructure and material properties, leading to enhanced performance characteristics.
  • Computational Materials Science: Employing advanced simulations to predict material behaviors and optimize compositions before experimental synthesis.
  • Industrial Applications: Translating laboratory discoveries into real-world engineering applications, including cemented tungsten carbides with superior strength, toughness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. Her contributions have led to over 380 peer-reviewed publications and more than 90 authorized patents, several of which have been successfully industrialized. The high-performance tungsten carbide materials developed by her team are now mass-produced and widely applied in high-end engineering sectors, demonstrating her commitment to both academic excellence and industrial impact.

🏆 Accolades and Recognition

Prof. Song’s outstanding contributions to materials science have been recognized with numerous prestigious awards and honors:

  • China National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, a testament to her leadership in scientific research.
  • First Prize of Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award, highlighting her pioneering work in material innovation.
  • Second Prize of Municipal Natural Science and Technology Award (four times), acknowledging her consistent contributions to advancing materials science. Her recognition extends beyond China, with international academic societies and journals seeking her expertise. Since 2013, she has served as the Associate Editor of the International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials. In 2024, she was elevated to the role of Co-Editor-in-Chief, reinforcing her status as a global leader in her field.

Publication Top Notes

Seeding ductile nanophase in ceramic grains

Contributors: Chong Zhao; Hao Lu; Haibin Wang; Xuemei Liu; Zhigang Zak Fang; Chao Hou; Xiaoyan Song
Journal: Materials Horizons
Year: 2024

Two new rare-earth oxyborates Ba4BiTbO(BO3)4 and Ba1.54Sr2.46BiTbO(BO3)4 and luminescence properties of the Ba4BiTb1−xEuxO(BO3)4 phosphors

Contributors: Xuean Chen; Xuyang Yuan; Weiqiang Xiao; Xiaoyan Song
Journal: RSC Advances
Year: 2024

Convert Polymer Self‐Assembly Nanostructures into Target Functional Materials: An Art of Embattling Molecules

Contributors: Zhi Zhao; Xiaotong Zheng; Yurong Li; Xuan Yao; Haibin Wang; Xiaoyan Song
Journal: Advanced Functional Materials
Year: 2024