Najat Abozaid | Inorganic Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Najat Abozaid | Inorganic Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Faculty Member | University of Tripoli | Libya

Dr. Najat Ayyad Ali Abozaid is a dedicated researcher and faculty member at the University of Tripoli, Faculty of Science, specializing in Inorganic Chemistry with a strong focus on the synthesis and characterization of advanced inorganic–organic hybrid materials. Her academic journey, marked by excellence and innovation, demonstrates her commitment to exploring the intersection of materials science, coordination chemistry, and polymer composites for potential environmental and industrial applications. Her master’s research represents a significant contribution to the field of inorganic materials chemistry. It centered on the design, synthesis, and structural characterization of Θ-type zirconium phosphate–crystalline cerium phosphate composites integrated with conductive polymers such as polyaniline (PANI), polyindole (PIn), polycarbazole (PCz), and their corresponding copolymers. These hybrid materials exhibit unique electrical, catalytic, and adsorptive properties, positioning them as promising candidates for applications in catalysis, corrosion inhibition, sensing, and environmental remediation. This groundbreaking work was published in the Journal of Academic Chemistry under the title “Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Θ-Type Zirconium Phosphate–Crystalline Cerium Phosphate/Polyaniline, Polyindole, Polycarbazole, Polyaniline-co-Polyindole, and Polyaniline-co-Polycarbazole Composites.” Expanding on her research expertise, Dr. Abozaid also presented a related study at the New York Congress (2022), focusing on “α-Vanadyl Phosphate–Crystalline Cerium Phosphate Nanocomposite Self-support Polymerization of Aniline, Indole, Carbazole, and Their Co-Monomers.” This work provided valuable insights into the mechanisms of polymer–inorganic interactions and their effects on the physicochemical and catalytic properties of the resulting nanocomposites. Her contributions underscore a strong ability to merge theoretical understanding with experimental precision, driving forward innovations in inorganic and polymer chemistry. Beyond her research, Dr. Abozaid plays a vital role as an educator and mentor, supervising undergraduate chemistry students and assisting in general chemistry laboratory instruction. Her scholarly dedication, teaching commitment, and enthusiasm for scientific advancement make her an inspiring figure in Libyan academia. Combining creativity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and scientific rigor, Dr. Najat Ayyad Ali Abozaid continues to advance the field of inorganic materials chemistry, contributing to both the scientific community and the development of sustainable material technologies in the region and beyond.

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Featured Publications

Abozaid, N., Shakshooki, S. K., & Darwish, M. (2025). Titanium oxide–vanadyl phosphate nanocomposite self-support aniline, indole, pyrrole, and carbazole polymerization agent. Nano Structures and Nano Objects.

Shakshooki, S. K., El-Akari, F. A., & Abozaid, N. A. (2021). Synthesis and characterization of novel Θ-type zirconium phosphate–crystalline cerium phosphate/polyaniline, polyindole, polycarbazole, polyaniline-co-polyindole, and polyaniline-co-polycarbazole composites. Academic Journal of Chemistry, 6(2), 45–59.

Zhenhao Zhao | Environmental Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Zhenhao Zhao | Environmental Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Jilin University | China

Dr. Zhenhao Zhao, currently an Associate Professor and Doctoral Supervisor in the Department of Environmental Engineering at Jilin University, is an emerging scholar recognized for his impactful contributions to the field of wastewater treatment and environmental biotechnology. He holds a Master’s degree from Jilin University and a Ph.D. from Northeast Normal University, and is also a distinguished Tang Aoqing Young Scholar, reflecting his excellence in scientific research and academic leadership. Dr. Zhao’s research primarily centers on the application of microbial activating agents and the development of biotechnological processes for advanced wastewater treatment and resource recovery. His work focuses on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of microbial systems for pollutant degradation, addressing critical issues related to water quality and environmental safety. He has successfully completed or is currently engaged in 13 research projects, including competitive grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, underscoring his strong research capability and leadership. Dr. Zhao has an impressive research output with 19 peer-reviewed papers published in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals, accumulating 159 citations from 141 documents and achieving an h-index of 7 (Scopus). His publications have advanced understanding in microbial ecology, bioreactor design, and sustainable wastewater treatment mechanisms. In addition, he holds 10 patents (5 authorized) related to innovative water purification technologies, further demonstrating the translational impact of his research. Beyond research, Dr. Zhao actively contributes to the academic community as a Young Editorial Board Member of Water Purification Technology and as a member of the Jilin Provincial Society of Environmental Science and Engineering. His collaborative work with the NSFC Joint Fund further emphasizes his interdisciplinary and applied research focus. Dr. Zhao’s scholarly achievements and growing citation impact highlight his potential as a leading researcher in environmental science and sustainable water treatment innovation.

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Featured Publications

Zhao, Z., Wang, L., Li, Y., Chen, J., & Liu, H. (2025). Mechanistic insights into the enhanced synergistic removal of composite heavy metals using modified zeolite in constructed wetlands. Journal of Safety and Environment.

Zhang, C., You, Z., Li, S., Zhang, C., Zhao, Z., & Zhou, D. (2024). NO₃⁻ as an electron acceptor elevates antibiotic resistance gene and human bacterial pathogen risks in managed aquifer recharge (MAR): A comparison with O₂. Environmental Research, 249, 118277.

Sun, S., Zhao, Z., Cui, X., Huo, M., & Geng, Z. (2020). The influence of residual coagulant Al on the biofilm EPS and membrane fouling potential in wastewater reclamation, Water.

Jinxiao Li | Inorganic Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jinxiao Li | Inorganic Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dalian University | China

Dr. Jinxiao Li, currently affiliated with the College of Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Dalian University, is an accomplished researcher specializing in biomass-derived energy materials and sustainable energy conversion technologies. He earned his Ph.D. in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics from Shandong University, where his doctoral research focused on the preparation of hierarchical porous carbon from plant-based materials and its application in supercapacitors. Over the past decade, Dr. Li has developed a robust research profile that bridges materials chemistry, renewable energy, and catalysis. Dr. Li’s research centers on biomass conversion, porous carbon fabrication, catalyst design, and hydrogen production. His innovative work on nitrogen-doped hierarchical porous carbons and activation techniques for improved electrochemical performance has significantly contributed to the development of high-efficiency supercapacitors and electrocatalytic systems. By integrating green synthesis methods and advanced characterization techniques such as BET, SEM-EDS, TEM, XRD, XPS, ICP, and FTIR, Dr. Li has advanced understanding of the structural-performance relationships in energy materials. With 21 publications, an impressive 1,291 citations, and an h-index of 14 (Scopus), Dr. Li’s scholarly output reflects both quality and influence in the field of energy materials and environmental chemistry. His work not only addresses fundamental scientific challenges but also offers practical implications for clean energy generation and carbon neutrality initiatives. In recognition of his research excellence, Dr. Li has been honored with the Dalian City Young Talents Award and the Outstanding College Graduates of Shandong Province Award. As an active expert member of the Dalian Energy Conservation Association, he continues to promote sustainable development through research and academic service. Dr. Li’s ongoing projects focus on next-generation biomass-based catalysts and hydrogen energy systems, positioning him as a leading figure in the pursuit of sustainable, high-performance energy materials.

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Featured Publications

  • Lian, M., Han, X., Li, J., Song, R., Yang, C., Zhang, J., Zhong, H., & Pan, L. (2025). Hierarchical porous carbon supports: Construction, mechanism, and catalytic performance as efficient microreactors for methanol steam reforming. Inorganic Chemistry Communications, 182(Part 2), 115561.

  • Zhao, Y.-e., Li, J., Xu, A., Liu, Y., Lian, M., Zhang, J., Zhong, H., Yang, C., Song, R., & Pan, L. (2025). Hierarchical porous carbon-supported bimetallic catalyst for enhanced low-temperature steam methane reforming. Catalysis Science & Technology.

  • Lv, S., Lian, S., Li, J., Wang, Y., Wei, J., Zhong, H., & Pan, L. (2025). Mechanochemical construction of stable Cu/MCM-41 with efficient hydrogen production via methanol steam reforming. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 164, 150818.

  • Li, J., Han, K., & Li, S. (2018). Porous carbons from Sargassum muticum prepared by H3PO4 and KOH activation for supercapacitors. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics.

Hongjiang Ren | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Hongjiang Ren | Physical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Xi’an University | China

Professor Hong Jiang Ren of Xi’an University, China, is a distinguished researcher in computational and theoretical chemistry, specializing in reaction mechanism modeling, molecular structure analysis, and nanocluster interactions. With a Doctorate in Materials Physics and Chemistry from Northwestern Polytechnical University, his academic journey is deeply rooted in both analytical and physical chemistry, reflecting a comprehensive mastery of quantum chemical methodologies and molecular simulations. Dr. Ren’s research primarily focuses on tautomerization mechanisms in purine derivatives and the degradation pathways of anesthetic radicals such as desflurane and sevoflurane, employing density functional theory (DFT) and ab initio methods. His studies have elucidated crucial insights into intramolecular proton transfer, radical reaction kinetics, and transition state dynamics, which are essential for understanding chemical stability, atmospheric reactivity, and pharmaceutical behavior. His notable works include theoretical explorations of 6-mercaptopurine and metal nanocluster interactions (Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling), hydrogen storage potentials of doped fullerenes (International Journal of Hydrogen Energy), and adsorption phenomena on Au(001) surfaces (ACS Omega). Collectively, his 53 scientific publications have attracted 258 citations from 230 documents, achieving an h-index of 7 (Scopus, 2025), signifying sustained scholarly influence and research impact. Dr. Ren’s findings contribute significantly to computational materials chemistry, nanocatalysis, and environmental modeling. His work bridges molecular-scale insights with energy and environmental applications, including CO₂ capture, hydrogen storage, and atmospheric pollutant degradation. A visiting scholar at Beijing Normal University, Dr. Ren continues to engage in cutting-edge theoretical investigations that deepen molecular-level understanding and promote sustainable chemistry. His commitment to precision, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration highlights his growing influence in theoretical and materials chemistry, making him a leading candidate for advanced recognition in computational molecular science and chemical research excellence.

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Featured Publications

Ren, H. J., Wang, P. P., Zhu, G., Wang, L. C., Wang, G., & He, Y. P. (2025). A new insight of structures, bonding and electronic properties for 6-mercaptopurine adsorbed on M@Au₁₂ (M = Au, Ag, Pd, and Pt) nanoclusters: A theoretical perspective. Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling, 140, 109097–109108.

Yang, H. X., Liu, B., & Ren, H. J. (2024). A DFT study of the hydrogen storage potentials and properties of Ca, Fe, and Ti deposited NaSi₂₀ fullerenes. Journal of the Mexican Chemical Society, 68(3), 455–468.

Ren, H. J., Zhu, G., Li, J. T., & Yang, J. X. (2022). Atmospheric chemistry of sevoflurane radical: A degradation reaction mechanism in the presence of NO from a theoretical perspective. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 1212, 113706–113711.

Ren, H. J., Cao, X. W., Zhang, Y. H., Chehelamirani, M., & Salahub, D. R. (2020). Theoretical investigation of 6-mercaptopurine isomers adsorption on the Au(001) surface: Revealing the fate of different isomers. ACS Omega, 5(1), 610–618.

Ren, H. J., Chen, F., Li, X. J., He, Y. P., & Li, F. (2019). A new insight of structures, bonding and electronic properties for 6-mercaptopurine and Ag₈ clusters configurations: A theoretical perspective. BMC Chemistry, 13, 55.

Shahryar Mooraj | Analytical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shahryar Mooraj | Analytical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Lawrence Livermore National Lab | United States

Dr. Shahryar Mooraj is a distinguished Post-Doctoral Researcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to metal additive manufacturing (AM) and advanced materials science. With a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, his research spans the development of next-generation materials and fabrication processes that integrate precision engineering, artificial intelligence, and materials design. Dr. Mooraj’s scientific achievements are characterized by innovation in high-entropy alloys (HEAs), refractory materials, and hierarchical nanoporous structures. His research in microstructure control and defect mitigation has provided new insights into the mechanical and thermal behaviors of additively manufactured metals. His work on high-performance refractory alloys contributes to the design of plasma-facing materials for fusion energy systems, while his digital twin models enhance automation and defect prediction in manufacturing processes through AI integration. Notably, Dr. Mooraj developed a custom droplet-on-demand molten metal jetting system for boutique powder synthesis and created a rapid, cost-efficient platform for liquid metal wetting analysis, revolutionizing materials compatibility screening for AM. His investigations into hierarchical 3D architectures fabricated via direct ink writing (DIW) have also expanded the frontier of energy storage and electrocatalytic materials. His collaborations with leading global institutions including A*STAR (Singapore), Max Planck Institute (Germany), and ORNL (USA) underscore his role in advancing interdisciplinary materials research and fostering international scientific innovation. With 381 citations across 355 documents, 17 publications, and an h-index of 11 (Scopus), Dr. Mooraj’s scholarly impact reflects his sustained research excellence and leadership in additive manufacturing and material innovation. His forward-looking vision aims to establish sustainable, AI-driven, and defect-free manufacturing paradigms, aligning with global priorities in advanced materials design and next-generation engineering technologies.

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Featured Publications

Mooraj, S., Feng, S., Luebbe, M., Register, M., Liu, J., Li, T., Yavas, B., Schmidt, D. P., et al. (2025). Martensitic transformation induced strength-ductility synergy in additively manufactured maraging 250 steel by thermal history engineering. Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 211, 212–225.

Mooraj, S., Fu, J., Feng, S., Ng, A. K., Duoss, E. B., Baker, S. E., Zhu, C., Detsi, E., et al. (2024). Additive manufacturing of multiscale NiFeMn multi-principal element alloys with tailored composition. Materials Futures, 3(4), 045103.

Mooraj, S., Dong, X., Zhang, S., Zhang, Y., Ren, J., Guan, S., Li, C., Naorem, R., et al. (2024). Crack mitigation in additively manufactured AlCrFe₂Ni₂ high-entropy alloys through engineering phase transformation pathway. Communications Materials, 5(1), 101.

Mooraj, S., Kim, G., Fan, X., Samuha, S., Xie, Y., Li, T., Tiley, J. S., Chen, Y., Yu, D., et al. (2024). Additive manufacturing of defect-free TiZrNbTa refractory high-entropy alloy with enhanced elastic isotropy via in-situ alloying of elemental powders. Communications Materials, 5(1), 14.

Zhang, S., Hou, P., Kang, J., Li, T., Mooraj, S., Ren, Y., Chen, C. H., Hart, A. J., et al. (2023). Laser additive manufacturing for infrastructure repair: A case study of a deteriorated steel bridge beam. Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 154, 149–158.

Alina Diana Zamfir | Mass Spectrometry | Excellence in Research Award

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Prof. Dr. Alina Diana Zamfir | Mass Spectrometry | Excellence in Research Award

National Institute for R&D in Electrochemistry and Condensed Matter | Romania

Professor Alina Diana Zamfir is a distinguished Romanian scientist internationally recognized for her pioneering contributions to analytical glycoscience, microfluidics–mass spectrometry (MS), and ion mobility–mass spectrometry (IM–MS). She earned her Ph.D. in Physics from Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca and subsequently completed a Habilitation with Venia Legendi in Biophysics at the University of Münster, Germany, followed by a Habilitation in Physics at the West University of Timisoara. Currently, she serves as Professor at Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad and Senior Scientific Researcher at the National Institute for Research and Development in Electrochemistry and Condensed Matter, Timisoara, Romania. With over three decades of academic and research excellence, Professor Zamfir has established herself as a leader in clinical glycomics, biomolecular mass spectrometry, and micro/nanofluidic analytical technologies. She has led 17 national and international research projects, including EU FP7 and UEFISCDI-funded programs, focusing on developing integrated MS-based analytical platforms for the structural and functional elucidation of complex biomolecules such as glycans, glycolipids, and proteoglycans. Her research has significantly advanced the understanding of molecular interactions and biomarker discovery in neurological disorders and lysosomal storage diseases. Professor Zamfir has published extensively, authoring over 150 scientific papers and book chapters. She is President of the Romanian Society for Mass Spectrometry, a member of the American and German Societies for Mass Spectrometry, and a Ph.D. supervisor at the West University of Timisoara. Her exceptional achievements have been recognized through numerous awards, including the I.G. Murgulescu Prize of the Romanian Academy (2011), Elsevier Top Cited Article Award (2007), and Wiley Award (2021). Professor Zamfir’s visionary research continues to bridge materials chemistry, bioanalysis, and clinical science, shaping the future of molecular diagnostics and precision medicine.

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Featured Publications

  • Ica, R., Sarbu, M., Biricioiu, R., Fabris, D., Vukelić, Ž., & Zamfir, A. D. (2025). Novel application of ion mobility mass spectrometry reveals complex ganglioside landscape in diffuse astrocytoma peritumoral regions. International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 26(17), 8433.

  • Biricioiu, M. R., Sarbu, M., Ica, R., Vukelić, Ž., Clemmer, D. E., & Zamfir, A. D. (2025). Advanced profiling and structural analysis of anencephaly gangliosides by ion mobility tandem mass spectrometry. Biochimie, 232, 91–104.

  • Sarbu, M., Seidler, D. G., Clemmer, D. E., & Zamfir, A. D. (2024). Introducing ion mobility mass spectrometry in brain glycosaminoglycomics: Application to chondroitin/dermatan sulfate octasaccharide domains. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 35(9), 2102–2117.

  • Biricioiu, M. R., Sarbu, M., Ica, R., Vukelić, Z., Clemmer, D. E., & Zamfir, A. D. (2024). Human cerebellum gangliosides: A comprehensive analysis by ion mobility tandem mass spectrometry. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 35(4), 683–695.

  • Sarbu, M., Ica, R., Sharon, E., Clemmer, D. E., & Zamfir, A. D. (2023). Glycomics by ion mobility tandem mass spectrometry of chondroitin sulfate disaccharide domain in biglycan. Journal of Mass Spectrometry, 58(3), e4908.

Atul Jamale | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Atul Jamale | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

CICECO-Department of Materials and Ceramic Engineering, University of Aveiro | Portugal

Dr. Atul Prabhakar Jamale is a distinguished materials scientist currently serving as a Junior Researcher in the Department of Materials and Ceramic Engineering, CICECO – Aveiro Institute of Materials, University of Aveiro, Portugal. His research focuses on understanding the structure–composition–property correlations of advanced functional materials used in energy conversion, storage, and environmental applications. Dr. Jamale earned his Ph.D. in Physics from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India, where his doctoral work centered on the synthesis and characterization of nanostructured La₀.₆Sr₀.₄Co₁₋ₓFeₓO₃−δ as cathode materials for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). Prior to that, he completed his M.Sc. in Material Science and B.Sc. in Physics. His academic journey was marked by notable honors, including the UGC Meritorious Fellowship and the Eklavya Fellowship from the Government of Maharashtra. His current research involves the design, synthesis, and characterization of ionic and mixed ionic-electronic conductors, focusing on oxygen ion, alkali metal, carbonate ion, and protonic conductors. These materials have potential applications in fuel cells, sensors, membranes, and gas separation systems. Dr. Jamale’s expertise encompasses a wide range of synthesis techniques such as solid-state reactions, solution combustion, electrochemical depositions, and thin-film fabrication through PLD, spray pyrolysis, and screen printing. He is also proficient in advanced characterization tools, including XRD, SEM, STEM, FTIR, impedance analysis, and fuel cell testing. In addition to his research, Dr. Jamale actively contributes to the academic community as an editorial board member of reputed journals such as Frontiers in Energy Research, Membranes (MDPI), and the International Journal of Material Science and Applications. He is also a lifetime member of the Glass and Ceramic Society and the Electrochemical Society of Portugal. Through his innovative work in energy materials and ceramic technologies, Dr. Atul Jamale continues to make impactful contributions toward sustainable energy advancement and materials innovation.

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Featured Publications

Jamale, A. P., & Nikte, S. S. (2025). Insight into the carbonate features of ceria carbonate composite membranes for electrochemical applications. Electrochimica Acta.

Jamale, A. P. (2024). Comparative assessment of Li–Na(CO₃/NO₃/OH) on flux performance of ceramic–salt composite CO₂ separation membranes. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 63, 17650.

Jamale, A. P., & Henriques, G. (2024). Optimization of safe doping level for enhanced CO₂ flux in composite membrane. Materials Advances, 5, 2027.

Gouadria, H., Mnasri, T., Jamale, A. P., Lopez Sanchez, J., Necib, J., Marín, P., Carmona, N., & Smari, M. (2023). Spectroscopic properties, conduction processes and the Summerfield scaling of barium titanate ceramics based on Bi and Fe. Inorganic Chemistry Communications, 157, 111417.

Gouadria, H., Smari, M., Mnasri, T., Necib, J., Lopez Sanchez, J., Marín, P., Jamale, A. P., & Ben Younes, R. (2023). Implementing a sol–gel route to adjust the structural and dielectric characteristics of Bi and Fe co-doped BaTiO₃ ceramics. Inorganic Chemistry Communications, 147, 110241.

Jianguang Xiao | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Jianguang Xiao | Materials Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

North University of China | China

Dr. Jianguang Xiao is an Associate Professor of Ordnance Science and Technology at North University of China, Ph.D., and supervisor for master’s degree candidates. Recognized as a Young Outstanding Talent of Shanxi Province’s “Sanjin Elite” Program, Dr. Xiao has made significant contributions to the study of reactive materials, explosion and shock dynamics, and target vulnerability assessment, particularly for UAVs, vehicles, and ammunition systems. His research integrates mechanics, thermotics, and chemistry, providing advanced modeling and simulation methods for reactive material behavior under high-velocity impact, energy release, and deflagration conditions. Dr. Xiao has led and participated in over twenty vertical and horizontal research projects, including funding from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, National Defense Foundation Projects, and Shanxi Provincial Natural Science Foundation. Notable projects include studies on the preparation and energy release characteristics of Tetrafluoroethylene-Hexafluoropropylene-Vinylidene Fluoride-based reactive materials and the development of integrated shock/deflagration material models. He has authored 28 high-level academic documents, including SCI and EI journal papers, one academic monograph, and holds three invention patents. His work has garnered 391 citations from 279 documents, achieving an h-index of 10, reflecting the significant impact of his research on the field of reactive materials and defense engineering. Dr. Xiao’s publications cover topics such as molecular dynamics simulation of chemical reactions, impact-induced deflagration behavior, and enhanced damage effects of reactive materials on concrete targets. Beyond research, Dr. Xiao actively contributes to the academic community. He serves on the youth editorial boards of journals including Journal of China Ordnance, Aeronautical Weaponry, and Journal of North University of China, and is a peer reviewer for prominent journals like Defence Technology and International Journal of Impact Engineering. He has been consecutively recognized as an Excellent Reviewer by multiple journals, emphasizing his commitment to maintaining high scholarly standards. Dr. Xiao’s interdisciplinary expertise, innovative contributions to reactive materials research, and active academic engagement make him a leading figure in his field, demonstrating both scientific excellence and practical impact.

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Featured Publications

  • Xiao, J., Zhang, J., Ma, J., et al. (2024). Mechanics–thermotics–chemistry coupling response model and numerical simulation of reactive materials under impact load. Advances in Engineering Software, 192, 103647.

  • An, D., Xiao, J.*, Ma, J., et al. (2024). Molecular dynamics simulation of chemical reactions in polytetrafluoroethylene-based reactive materials. Journal of North University of China (Natural Science Edition), 45(02), 222–228.

  • Nie, Z., Xiao, J., Wang, Y., & Xie, Z. (2022). Mechanical properties and ignition reaction characteristics of THV-based reactive materials. Journal of China Ordnance, 43(12), 3030.

  • Xiao, J., Nie, Z., Wang, Z., Du, Y., & Tang, E. (2020). Energy release behavior of Al/PTFE reactive materials powder in a closed chamber. Journal of Applied Physics, 127(16), 165106.

  • Xiao, J., Wang, Z., Nie, Z., Tang, E., & Zhang, X. (2020). Evaluation of Hugoniot parameters for unreacted Al/PTFE reactive materials by modified SHPB test. AIP Advances, 10(4), 045211.

 

Shengda Liu | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shengda Liu | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Changchun University of Science and Technology | China

Dr. Shengda Liu is a distinguished researcher in the field of chemistry and materials science, currently serving at the School of Chemistry and Environmental Engineering, Changchun University of Science and Technology (CUST). He earned his Ph.D. from the State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials, College of Chemistry, Jilin University, one of China’s leading research institutions in chemical sciences. Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Liu pursued postdoctoral research at Hangzhou Normal University (HZNU) and Central South University (CSU), where he further advanced his expertise in signal transduction, ion transport, and enzyme design. Dr. Liu’s research integrates molecular chemistry, biophysics, and materials engineering to address critical challenges in energy, catalysis, and biochemical sensing. His innovative work on Bi³⁺-activated perovskite Sr₃LiSbO₆ blue phosphors has gained significant attention for introducing a novel narrow-band violet emission with high thermal stability and color purity, offering potential applications in anti-counterfeiting, lighting, and optoelectronic technologies. This research exemplifies his ability to combine theoretical insight with practical application, contributing to advancements in sustainable and functional materials. Over his career, Dr. Liu has demonstrated exceptional productivity and impact, having published 68 papers in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals with a citation count exceeding 1,165 and an h-index of 18. He has successfully completed or led seven research projects, reflecting both academic excellence and strong leadership in collaborative scientific research. Notably, his collaboration with Professor Liu Junqiu at Hangzhou Normal University in the field of enzyme catalysis underscores his interdisciplinary approach and commitment to advancing modern chemistry. As a member of the Chinese Chemical Society, Dr. Shengda Liu continues to make substantial contributions to the scientific community, establishing himself as an emerging leader in environmental chemistry, molecular design, and functional materials innovation.

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Featured Publications

Li, S., Guo, N., Liang, Q., Ding, Y., Zhou, H., Ouyang, R., & Lü, W. (2025). Color-tunable emission and energy transfer in K₃Lu(PO₄)₂:Bi³⁺, Eu³⁺ phosphors for white lighting and anti-counterfeiting. Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Li, S., Guo, N., Liang, Q., Ding, Y., Zhou, H., Ouyang, R., & Lü, W. (2025). Molecular machines for transmembrane ion transport. Chemical Communications.

Li, S., Guo, N., Liang, Q., Ding, Y., Zhou, H., Ouyang, R., & Lü, W. (2025). A narrow-band Bi³⁺-activated blue phosphor with high thermal stability for multiple applications. Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Li, S., Guo, N., Liang, Q., Ding, Y., Zhou, H., Ouyang, R., & Lü, W. (2025). A novel phosphate-based phosphor for multifunctional applications realized by energy transmission and color change. Ceramics International.

Li, S., Guo, N., Liang, Q., Ding, Y., Zhou, H., Ouyang, R., & Lü, W. (2025). Selective activation of peroxymonosulfate through gating heteronuclear diatomic distance for flexible generation of high-valent cobalt-oxo species or sulfate radicals. Water Research.

Fengjiao Liu | Environmental Chemistry | Environmental Chemistry Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fengjiao Liu | Environmental Chemistry | Environmental Chemistry Award

Minnan Normal University | China

Prof. Dr. Feng-jiao Liu is an accomplished environmental chemist and Associate Professor at Minnan Normal University, where she also serves as a Master’s supervisor. Since joining the university, she has established herself as a leading researcher in marine environmental science and ecological chemistry, with a primary focus on the ecological risk assessment of coastal environmental changes and the biogeochemical cycling of trace elements in marine systems. Her research explores critical environmental issues such as microplastic pollution, eutrophication, petroleum hydrocarbon contamination, and antibiotic residues, emphasizing their combined impacts on marine ecosystems, trace metal bioavailability, and carbon sequestration processes. Prof. Liu’s pioneering studies on the interactions between nanoplastics, heavy metals, and phytoplankton have provided vital insights into the changing dynamics of marine biogeochemistry in the era of global climate change. Prof. Liu has published numerous high-impact research papers in leading international journals, including Journal of Hazardous Materials, Science of the Total Environment, Chemosphere, and Marine Chemistry. Her works are widely recognized for their innovation and scientific depth, addressing global environmental challenges with quantitative, mechanism-based approaches. Beyond academic publications, she holds three national patents, including methods for detecting microplastics in living organisms and evaluating trace metal bioavailability, demonstrating her strong commitment to applied research and environmental monitoring technologies. Her interdisciplinary expertise bridges analytical chemistry, marine ecology, and environmental risk science, contributing to the sustainable management of coastal and oceanic environments. Through her research, mentorship, and innovation, Prof. Liu continues to advance the understanding of pollutant interactions in marine ecosystems, making significant contributions to the global field of environmental chemistry and ocean sustainability.

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Featured Publications

  • Zhang, Y. L., Li, H. L., Li, H. J., Shi, K., Li, S. X., Huang, Z. J., Luo, J. Y., Wang, F., Zheng, F. Y., & Liu, F. J. (2025). Home-based smart colorimetric sensor for urinary albumin via electrospun nanofibers and deep learning. Microchemical Journal, 192, Article 109084.

  • Du, Y. T., Huang, Q. Y., Li, S. X., Cai, M. G., Liu, F. J., Huang, X. G., Zheng, F. Y., & Lin, L. X. (2024). Carbon sequestration reduced by the interference of nanoplastics on copper bioavailability. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 468, 133841.

  • Liu, F. J., Su, L. L., Du, Y. T., Li, H. L., Luo, J. Y., Huang, X. G., Li, S. X., & Zheng, F. Y. (2024). No-interfered and visual evaluation of global warming impacts on phytoplankton-based copper bioavailability and then carbon sequestration. Science of the Total Environment, 948, 174762.

  • Du, Y. T., Huang, Q. Y., Li, S. X., Cai, M. G., Liu, F. J., Huang, X. G., Lin, L. X., Zheng, F. Y., Chen, W. J., & Yang, Y. (2024). Microplastics reduce trace metal bioavailability in Thalassiosira weissflogii by impairing physiological functions. Marine Chemistry, 263–264, 104402.

  • Liu, F. J., Huang, Q. Y., Du, Y. T., Li, S. X., Cai, M. G., Huang, X. G., Zheng, F. Y., & Lin, L. X. (2023). The interference of marine accidental and persistent petroleum hydrocarbons pollution on primary biomass and trace elements sink. Science of the Total Environment, 883, 163812.