Xiaoliang Li | Micro Plastic | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Xiaoliang Li | Micro Plastic | Best Researcher Award

Associate Chief Physician at The Third People’s of Zhuhai, China

Dr. Xiaoliang Li is an accomplished physician-scientist whose career bridges clinical excellence, research innovation, and academic leadership. Serving as Associate Chief Physician at Zhuhai Third People’s Hospital and Deputy Director of the Clinical Translation Center, he has developed a reputation for advancing preventive medicine and occupational health through rigorous clinical practice, impactful research, and knowledge dissemination. His professional affiliations, leadership roles in national and provincial health committees, and contributions as an editorial reviewer for leading international journals highlight his recognition as a trusted expert. With a strong foundation in preventive medicine and ongoing doctoral research in public health and preventive medicine, Dr. Li continues to integrate clinical expertise with cutting-edge scientific inquiry to address pressing health challenges.

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Education

Dr. Li’s educational journey demonstrates his consistent commitment to excellence and innovation in medicine and public health. He began his academic career with a Bachelor of Science in Preventive Medicine from Hebei University, where he developed a solid foundation in disease prevention, epidemiology, and occupational health. Building on this, he pursued a Master of Science in Occupational and Environmental Health at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, which allowed him to deepen his expertise in environmental risk factors, workplace hazards, and their long-term health implications. His academic trajectory advanced further with his admission as a Ph.D. candidate in Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, where he is investigating novel approaches to environmental and occupational health risks with an emphasis on translational medicine. This combination of progressive academic training has equipped him with the knowledge and research capacity to make sustained contributions to both theoretical and applied aspects of preventive medicine.

Experience

Dr. Li’s professional career is distinguished by a dual focus on clinical practice and research translation. At Zhuhai Third People’s Hospital, he holds the position of Associate Chief Physician, where he integrates evidence-based medicine with patient care in complex occupational and environmental health cases. His leadership extends to serving as Deputy Director of the Clinical Translation Center, a role that emphasizes his capacity to bridge laboratory discoveries with clinical applications. His expertise has been further recognized through appointments to multiple influential committees, including the Medical Ergonomics Committee of the Chinese Ergonomics Society, the Occupational Health and Engineering Evaluation Committee of the Guangdong Occupational Health Association, and the Guangdong Biomedical Engineering Society. In addition, he contributes to policy and practice as an expert in the Guangdong Prisoner Medical Evaluation Expert Database and as a health science popularization expert for the Zhuhai Municipal Health Bureau. Through these roles, he has helped shape policies, standards, and practices that promote both occupational safety and public health.

Research Focus

Dr. Li’s research contributions are at the intersection of occupational health, environmental exposures, and translational medicine. He has been actively engaged in national and regional research grants, serving as both principal investigator and co-investigator. His work under the National Natural Science Foundation of China explores the role of circular RNAs, particularly circCATE, in regulating the Wnt/β-catenin pathway during bronchial epithelial carcinogenesis in COPD induced by B(a)P exposure. This research provides critical insights into the molecular mechanisms linking environmental pollutants to chronic respiratory diseases. As principal investigator, he has led innovative projects funded by the Zhuhai Science and Technology Bureau, focusing on the role of marine, gut, and skin microbiomes in dermatophytosis among coastal populations. Additionally, his funded projects include occupational hazard characterization in new energy vehicle battery production and studies on pyrethroid exposure related to oxidative stress and male reproductive health. Collectively, these projects reflect his broad yet integrated research focus on the health impacts of environmental and occupational exposures, advancing knowledge that informs prevention, diagnosis, and clinical intervention.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Microplastics in the Lung Tissues Associated with Blood Test Index
Authors: Shuguang Wang, Wenfeng Lu, Qingdong Cao, Changli Tu, Chenghui Zhong, Lan Qiu, Saifeng Li, Han Zhang, Meiqi Lan, Liqiu Qiu, Xiaoliang Li, et al.
Journal: Toxics
Summary: Study reveals microplastics present in human lung tissues, correlating with blood test indicators, highlighting significant health implications from environmental exposure.

Title: Association of Shift-Work, Daytime Napping, and Nighttime Sleep with Cancer Incidence and Cancer-Caused Mortality in Dongfeng-Tongji Cohort Study
Authors: Xiaoliang Li et al.
Journal: Annals of Medicine
Summary: Large cohort study demonstrates associations between shift-work, sleep patterns, and elevated cancer incidence and mortality, emphasizing occupational and lifestyle health risks.

Title: Association of Body Mass Index with Chromosome Damage Levels and Lung Cancer Risk among Males
Authors: Xiaoliang Li et al.
Journal: Scientific Reports
Summary: Research links higher body mass index with increased chromosome damage and lung cancer risk, underscoring biological mechanisms of obesity-related carcinogenesis.

Title: The Interaction of APEX1 Variant with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons on Increasing Chromosome Damage and Lung Cancer Risk among Male Chinese
Authors: Xiaoliang Li et al.
Journal: Molecular Carcinogenesis
Summary: Study identifies synergistic effects of APEX1 genetic variant and environmental hydrocarbon exposure, heightening chromosome damage and lung cancer susceptibility in males.

Conclusion

Dr. Xiaoliang Li exemplifies the integration of clinical expertise, research innovation, and academic leadership. His career is marked by substantial contributions to preventive medicine, occupational health, and environmental health, with a strong record of high-impact publications, funded projects, and intellectual property. As an educator, mentor, and reviewer for prestigious journals, he continues to influence scientific discourse and policy development. His leadership in national committees and public health initiatives underscores his dedication to improving population health and workplace safety. With his unique combination of clinical practice, translational research, and academic engagement, Dr. Li stands as a highly deserving candidate for this award, reflecting a career dedicated to advancing medical science and public well-being.

Ting Geng | Low-Dimensional Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ting Geng | Low-Dimensional Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Ting Geng, Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication, China

Ting Geng is a distinguished physicist and lecturer at the Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication, specializing in the structure and physical properties of low-dimensional materials under high pressure. His academic journey has been marked by rigorous training in condensed matter physics and a strong focus on advanced material synthesis, high-pressure physical chemistry, and optical property analysis. With over 30 publications in leading international journals, several patents, and a published monograph, he has emerged as a promising researcher making significant contributions to materials science. His ability to integrate fundamental physics with applied material innovation demonstrates his role as a leading scholar and educator.

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Education

Ting Geng pursued his academic foundation in physics at North China University, where he developed a strong interest in condensed matter and material systems. His bachelor’s degree provided the groundwork for further specialized studies in condensed matter physics at Jilin University, a prestigious institution recognized for scientific excellence. He successfully completed both his master’s and doctoral degrees at Jilin University, focusing on condensed matter physics with an emphasis on the structural design and functional properties of materials under extreme conditions. This progression not only refined his experimental skills but also deepened his expertise in high-pressure physical chemistry, nano-material synthesis, and optical property evaluation, laying the foundation for his later academic and research achievements.

Experience

Currently serving as a lecturer at the Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication, Ting Geng combines academic instruction with cutting-edge research in material science. His teaching integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experimentation, offering students exposure to contemporary advancements in physics and material studies. Beyond the classroom, he has presided over and actively participated in 12 national, institutional, and collaborative scientific research projects. These include a general project of the National Natural Science Foundation, multiple industry–academia cooperative initiatives, and horizontal research projects. His involvement in these projects underscores his ability to manage complex, interdisciplinary research while fostering collaboration between academia and industry.

Research Focus

Ting Geng’s primary research focus lies in the structure and physical properties of low-dimensional materials under high-pressure conditions. His investigations explore the synthesis and preparation of nanomaterials, structural characterization under extreme environments, and the evaluation of optical and physical behaviors. This research is crucial for understanding material responses to extreme pressures and advancing applications in next-generation electronic, optical, and functional devices. By bridging experimental material synthesis with theoretical insights, his work contributes to the design of novel materials with enhanced properties, supporting innovation in applied physics and engineering.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Pressure Effect on All-Inorganic Lead-Free Halide Perovskite Materials: Structural and Optical Properties
Summary: This work examines how external pressure influences the structural and optical characteristics of all-inorganic lead-free halide perovskites. It highlights pressure-induced phase transitions, bandgap tuning, and changes in light absorption, demonstrating the potential of pressure engineering to enhance stability and performance in environmentally friendly optoelectronic devices.

Title: Electron Transport Layer Materials of Perovskite Solar Cells
Summary: This review discusses various electron transport layer (ETL) materials used in perovskite solar cells, analyzing their structural, electronic, and interfacial properties. It emphasizes strategies for improving charge transport, reducing recombination losses, and enhancing device stability, offering pathways toward higher efficiency in perovskite photovoltaic technologies.

Conclusion

Through his outstanding academic training, extensive research contributions, and dedication to teaching, Ting Geng has established himself as a highly impactful physicist and educator. His work in synthesizing and characterizing nanomaterials under high pressure has significantly advanced the field of condensed matter physics, while his prolific publication record in leading journals underscores the global relevance of his research. His patents and authored monograph further highlight his commitment to bridging theory and practice, ensuring that scientific advancements translate into real-world applications.

M. Khalilur Rahman Khan | Materials Science at Cryogenic Temperatures | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. M. Khalilur Rahman Khan | Materials Science at Cryogenic Temperatures | Best Researcher Award

Professor at University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Prof. Dr. Md. Khalilur Rahman Khan is a distinguished physicist and academic leader, serving as Chairman of the Department of Physics at the University of Rajshahi. With over three decades of teaching, research, and administrative experience, he has made significant contributions to materials science, superconductivity, and thin film technology. His prolific publication record, mentorship of postgraduate researchers, and leadership in national and international collaborations have positioned him as an influential figure in advancing physics research and education.

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Education

Prof. Khan completed his early education in the sciences, excelling consistently in his academic journey. He earned his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physics from the University of Rajshahi, graduating first in his class. He continued at the same institution for his Master’s in Physics with a specialization in Solid State Physics, again securing the top position. His pursuit of advanced research led him to Yamanashi University, Japan, where he obtained a Ph.D. in Materials Science, focusing on superconductivity. His educational foundation in both theoretical and experimental physics set the stage for his future innovations in materials synthesis and characterization.

Experience

Prof. Khan’s academic career at the University of Rajshahi began as a Lecturer in the Department of Physics, where his dedication to teaching and research quickly earned him promotions through the ranks to Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and ultimately Professor (Selection Grade). He has held prestigious visiting positions, including as Visiting Professor at the Venture Business Laboratory, University of Toyohashi, Japan, and as a Commonwealth Fellow at the University of the West of Scotland, UK. He has also undertaken postdoctoral research at Yamanashi University, Japan, under both follow-up and joint research fellowships. Beyond his academic duties, he has served in numerous administrative roles such as Dean of the Faculty of Science, Finance Committee Member, Senate Member, and Syndicate Member at various universities, contributing to academic governance and institutional development.

Research Focus

Prof. Khan’s research primarily explores the preparation and characterization of magnetic and semiconducting materials, with particular emphasis on the effects of elemental substitution on their structural and physical properties. He has extensively investigated the structural, electrical, and optical properties of semiconducting, ferroelectric, and perovskite solar cell thin films prepared using vacuum evaporation, chemical deposition, and spray pyrolysis techniques. His work on superconductivity has advanced understanding in the field of high-temperature superconductors, contributing to both fundamental physics and potential applications in energy systems. He remains actively engaged in national and international collaborations, enhancing cross-disciplinary approaches in condensed matter physics and materials science.

Awards & Honors

Prof. Khan’s academic excellence has been recognized with numerous honors. He received the Chancellor’s Award, the highest academic accolade at the University of Rajshahi, for his outstanding performance in his B.Sc. (Honours). He has also been awarded the S. N. Nahar Award for Researcher of the Year in Physics, reflecting his significant contributions to scientific advancement. His international fellowships include the Commonwealth Staff Fellowship (UK), Postdoctoral Fellowships at Yamanashi University (Japan), and a Visiting Professorship in Japan. These distinctions highlight his global academic presence and contributions to fostering research excellence.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Effect of Ni doping on structure, morphology and opto-transport properties of spray pyrolised ZnO nano-fiber
Authors: MY Ali, MKR Khan, AMMT Karim, MM Rahman, M Kamruzzaman
Summary: Investigates how Ni doping alters ZnO nano-fiber structure, morphology, and opto-transport properties prepared via spray pyrolysis.

Title: Effect of annealing temperature on structural, electrical and optical properties of spray pyrolytic nanocrystalline CdO thin films
Authors: MA Rahman, MKR Khan
Summary: Examines influence of annealing temperature on CdO thin films’ structural, electrical, and optical characteristics for improved performance.

Title: Effect of Al doping on structural, electrical, optical and photoluminescence properties of nano-structural ZnO thin films
Authors: MM Rahman, MKR Khan, MR Islam, MA Halim, M Shahjahan, MA Hakim, …
Summary: Studies Al doping impact on ZnO thin films’ structure, electrical behavior, optical traits, and photoluminescence efficiency.

Title: Effect of Al-doping on optical and electrical properties of spray pyrolytic nano-crystalline CdO thin films
Authors: MKR Khan, MA Rahman, M Shahjahan, MM Rahman, MA Hakim, …
Summary: Analyzes Al-doping effects on CdO thin films’ optical transmission, bandgap, and electrical conductivity prepared by spray pyrolysis.

Title: Electronic, mechanical, optical and photocatalytic properties of perovskite RbSr2Nb3O10 compound
Authors: MNH Liton, M Roknuzzaman, MA Helal, M Kamruzzaman, A Islam, …
Summary: Explores RbSr2Nb3O10 perovskite’s structural, electronic, mechanical, optical, and photocatalytic properties for multifunctional material applications.

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Md. Khalilur Rahman Khan’s career reflects an unwavering dedication to advancing physics through research, education, and leadership. His contributions in superconductivity, thin film technology, and functional materials have not only enriched the scientific literature but also shaped the capabilities of the next generation of physicists through his mentorship. His administrative service has strengthened academic institutions, while his global collaborations have elevated Bangladesh’s presence in the international physics community. With an exceptional combination of scholarly excellence, innovative research, and visionary leadership.

Xin Zhong | Superconductivity | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Prof. Xin Zhong | Superconductivity | Best Academic Researcher Award

Prof. Xin Zhong, Jilin University, China

Prof. Xin Zhong is an accomplished Associate Professor at the College of Physics, Jilin University, specializing in first-principles calculations, high-temperature superconductivity, structure prediction, electronic properties, and phase transitions. His research focuses on the structural design and physical property simulation of condensed matter under high-pressure extreme conditions. He has achieved original results in the theoretical design of novel superconductors and in the investigation of compounds with abnormal stoichiometry. With more than forty peer-reviewed articles in prestigious international journals, his work has significantly advanced the frontiers of high-pressure materials science.

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Education

Prof. Zhong earned a Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics from the State Key Laboratory of Superhard Materials at Jilin University. His doctoral research applied first-principles computational methods to predict the structures, stability, and electronic properties of materials under extreme pressures. During this period, he developed expertise in density functional theory, crystal structure prediction, and phase transition mechanisms, laying the foundation for his later breakthroughs in high-temperature superconductivity and materials design.

Experience

Following his doctorate, Prof. Zhong began his academic career as an Associate Professor at the College of Physics, Jilin Normal University, where he combined teaching with active research in condensed matter physics and superconductivity. He also undertook postdoctoral research at the Beijing Computational Science Research Center, focusing on the prediction and analysis of novel high-pressure phases, and later at the Center for High Pressure Science & Technology Advanced Research, concentrating on the theoretical design and simulation of high-pressure superconductors. He is currently a tenure-track Associate Professor at the College of Physics, Jilin University, where he leads innovative research in superconductivity and materials design.

Research Focus

Prof. Zhong’s research encompasses two main directions. The first is the theoretical design of new high-temperature superconductors under high pressure, aiming to predict stable and metastable phases capable of superconductivity at elevated temperatures, potentially approaching or surpassing room temperature. The second is the structural design and physical property simulation of compounds with abnormal stoichiometry under high pressure, which often exhibit unique electronic and structural behaviors. His work employs advanced computational techniques to identify promising candidate materials and to guide experimental synthesis, effectively bridging theoretical predictions with experimental feasibility.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Substitution of Y, Ce, and Th for La in LaBeH₈ as a Path Towards Lower Synthesis Pressures of Superconducting Hydrides
Journal: Physical Review B
Summary: This study examines the substitution of yttrium, cerium, and thorium for lanthanum in LaBeH₈, showing that such modifications can significantly lower synthesis pressures for superconducting hydrides, improving experimental accessibility.

Title: Data-Driven Search for High-Temperature Superconductors in Ternary Hydrides Under Pressure
Journal: Physical Review B
Summary: A systematic, data-driven search identifies promising ternary hydrides with favorable stability and high superconducting transition temperatures, offering clear guidance for experimental synthesis efforts.

Title: Superconductivity of Electron-Doped Chalcohydrides Under High Pressure
Journal: Physical Review Research
Summary: This work explores how electron doping enhances superconducting transition temperatures and stability in chalcohydrides under high pressure, providing a viable strategy for designing advanced superconductors.

Title: Clathrate Metal Superhydrides Under High-Pressure Conditions: Enroute to Room-Temperature Superconductivity
Journal: National Science Review
Summary: A comprehensive review of clathrate metal superhydrides, discussing stability, structure, and superconducting properties under high pressure, and outlining pathways toward room-temperature superconductivity.

Title: Unlocking the Origin of Stability and Superconductivity in LaBeH₈ at Submegabar Pressure
Journal: Physical Review B
Summary: An in-depth analysis of structural and electronic factors governing the stability and superconductivity of LaBeH₈ at submegabar pressures, revealing key bonding and lattice dynamics that influence performance.

Conclusion

Prof. Xin Zhong’s career exemplifies a sustained commitment to advancing condensed matter physics and materials science. Through the integration of first-principles calculations, structural prediction, and high-pressure simulations, he has identified novel superconductors and elucidated the mechanisms behind their stability and superconducting behavior. His pioneering contributions to high-temperature superconductivity under extreme conditions hold transformative potential for energy transmission, quantum technologies, and beyond. With an outstanding publication record, international collaborations, and a clear vision for future breakthroughs, Prof. Zhong stands out as a highly deserving candidate for this award.

Hao Jiang | Cryogenic Recycling Technologies | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Hao Jiang | Cryogenic Recycling Technologies | Best Researcher Award

Senior Manager at Construction Industry Council, Hong Kong

Hao Jiang is a highly accomplished engineering leader and innovator in the construction industry, serving as President-elect of the ASCE Greater China Section. With an extensive portfolio of leadership roles, professional affiliations, and research achievements, he is recognized for advancing modular integrated construction, high-performance materials, and robotics applications in construction. As Senior Manager of Industry Development at the Construction Industry Council, a statutory body established by the Hong Kong government, he oversees the Construction Productivity Department, managing the R&D Fund, manpower forecasting, and technology implementation. His exceptional contributions have earned multiple prestigious awards for innovation, sustainability, and professional excellence.

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Education

Hao Jiang holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Southeast University, a Master of Science from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and dual Master of Business Administration degrees from Tsinghua University and Cornell University. This combination of technical expertise and advanced business acumen has enabled him to approach construction engineering challenges with both innovation and strategic insight. His academic foundation bridges engineering principles, applied research, and managerial leadership, equipping him to design and implement industry-wide solutions. His education also reflects a global outlook, combining leading institutions in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and the United States, which has broadened his perspective on international engineering practices.

Experience

In his current role as Senior Manager of Industry Development at the Construction Industry Council, Ir JIANG leads initiatives that directly impact the future of Hong Kong’s construction sector. He manages the council’s Construction Productivity Department, oversees research funding allocation, drives manpower forecasting, and champions the adoption of advanced technologies such as robotics to enhance productivity and safety. Before joining the CIC, he served as a Research Fellow at the Chinese National Engineering Research Centre for Steel Construction (Hong Kong Branch) at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where he advanced research on steel construction technologies. His professional journey also includes extensive involvement in key infrastructure and construction projects, demonstrating his ability to apply academic knowledge to real-world engineering challenges.

Research Focus

JIANG’s research interests center on modular integrated construction, high-performance materials, and cutting-edge construction technologies. He has contributed significantly to the integration of robotics into construction workflows, addressing industry needs for automation, efficiency, and safety enhancement. His work on modular construction has advanced prefabrication methodologies, improving project delivery speed and reducing environmental impact. In the area of high-performance materials, he has been involved in developing solutions that improve structural durability and sustainability. His efforts reflect a strong commitment to applying research outcomes to practical applications, bridging the gap between academic innovation and industry adoption.

Publication Top Note

Title: A meta-analysis of environmental impacts of building reuse and recycling
Authors: Bowen Zheng, Yang Yang, Albert Ping-chuen Chan, Hao Jiang, Zhikang Bao
Summary: This study synthesizes life cycle assessment (LCA) data to compare the environmental impacts of building reuse, recycling, and landfilling. Results show that reuse has substantially lower impacts than recycling, and recycling outperforms landfilling. Mass timber reuse and design-for-disassembly modular buildings perform especially well, with only 20–50% of the impacts of recycling. The authors recommend prioritizing reuse, then recycling, as sustainable waste management strategies in construction.

Conclusion

Hao Jiang is a distinguished engineering leader whose career blends technical expertise, research innovation, and strategic leadership. His work in modular integrated construction, high-performance materials, and robotics has positioned him at the forefront of modern construction technology advancement. Through his leadership roles, academic achievements, and industry contributions, he has significantly impacted both the Hong Kong construction sector and the global engineering community. His dedication to bridging research and industry, fostering sustainable practices, and embracing emerging technologies exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding award nominee. As ASCE Greater China Section President-elect, he continues to inspire innovation and set new benchmarks for excellence in the field of civil and structural engineering.

Farzad Habibi | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Farzad Habibi | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Researcher, Sahand University of Technology, Iran

Dr. Farzad Habibi is a materials scientist and engineer with an extensive background in joining metallurgy, surface engineering, and materials characterization. He currently serves as CEO of Fara Sakht Karan Azerbaijan Co., while maintaining key research and teaching roles at Sahand University of Technology. With over a decade of academic, industrial, and research experience, Dr. Habibi has contributed significantly to the development of innovative joining technologies and high-performance coatings. His expertise spans thermodynamic simulations, microstructural analysis, and advanced welding methods, positioning him as a leading figure in both academic and industrial materials engineering communities.

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Education

Dr. Habibi earned his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Sahand University of Technology. His doctoral studies built upon a Master of Science in Welding Metallurgy and a Bachelor of Science degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Tabriz University. He began his academic journey with a High School Diploma in Mathematics and Physics, laying the foundation for his analytical and engineering skills.

Experience

Dr. Habibi has held diverse roles in academia and industry, reflecting his interdisciplinary proficiency he has been the CEO of Fara Sakht Karan Azerbaijan Co., where he oversees advanced materials solutions for industrial applications. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Sahand Nanolotus Co., and has been a lead researcher at Iran Mavad Co. His academic roles include laboratory assistant at Sahand University’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Center and past teaching assistant positions. He has also worked in quality control and R&D management in automotive and heat treatment industries.

Research Focus

Dr. Habibi’s research centers on joining metallurgy, including brazing, soldering, and diffusion bonding techniques for dissimilar materials. He is also active in the development of electro-spark deposition (ESD) coatings and investigates the physical metallurgy of phase transformations and thermodynamics. His work extends into archaeometry and the analysis of ancient metallic artifacts. Current projects include the development of HEA coatings, interlayer engineering for tungsten carbide/steel joints, and electro-spark deposition of titanium- and zirconium-based coatings.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Habibi has received several professional recognitions for his contributions to materials science and engineering. He was honored by the Nano Headquarters for securing research funding and was named Best Reviewer by the Journal of Advanced Joining Processes (Elsevier). He also holds a patent related to the use of electro-spark deposition (ESD) for dissimilar material joining. Additionally, Dr. Habibi has led multiple industrial projects focused on wear-resistant coatings for major manufacturing companies.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Feasibility of Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) of AZ31 Lightweight Magnesium Alloy in Dielectric Fluids of Hydrocarbon Oil and Deionized Water
Authors: Saeed Asghari, Mohammad Reza Shabgard, Maghsoud Shalvandi, S. Abolfazl Roudehchi, Farzad Habibi
Journal: International Journal of Lightweight Materials and Manufacture
Summary: This research evaluates EDM machining of AZ31 magnesium alloy using hydrocarbon oil and deionized water as dielectric fluids. The study investigates machining efficiency, surface quality, and tool wear to assess the feasibility of EDM for lightweight magnesium alloys.

Title: Microstructural Evaluation and Mechanical Properties of WC-6%Co/AISI 1045 Steel Joints Brazed by Copper, Brass, and Ag-based Filler Metals: Selection of the Filler Material
Authors: Farzad Habibi, Amir Mostafapour, Karim Heydarpour
Journal: Journal of Advanced Joining Processes
Summary: The article compares copper, brass, and silver-based filler metals in brazing WC-6%Co to AISI 1045 steel. It focuses on microstructural changes and mechanical properties to determine the optimal filler for joint strength and durability.

Title: In-situ Formation of Ultra-hard Titanium-based Composite Coatings on Carbon Steel through Electro-Spark Deposition in Different Gas Media
Authors: Farzad Habibi, Ahad Samadi
Journal: Surface and Coatings Technology
Summary: Explores the influence of various gas atmospheres on electro-spark deposition of titanium-based composite coatings on carbon steel. The study examines coating hardness, phase composition, and microstructural characteristics.

Title: Microstructural Evolution During Low-temperature Brazing of WC-Co Cemented Carbide to AISI 4140 Steel Using a Silver-based Filler Alloy
Authors: Farzad Habibi, Ahad Samadi, Mohammad Nouri
Journal: International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials
Summary: Investigates the microstructural development and bonding mechanisms in low-temperature brazing of WC-Co cemented carbide to AISI 4140 steel with silver-based filler alloys, aiming to improve joint quality.

Title: Interfacial Reactions in Actively Brazed Cu-Al₂O₃ Composites and Copper Using a Newly Developed Cu-Sn-Ag-Ti Filler Alloy
Authors: Farzad Habibi, Ahad Samadi
Journal: Science and Technology of Welding and Joining
Summary: This study presents a novel Cu-Sn-Ag-Ti active filler alloy for brazing copper to Cu-Al₂O₃ composites. It examines interfacial reactions, phase formation, and joint integrity to enhance metal-ceramic joining techniques.

Conclusion

Dr. Farzad Habibi is a dedicated scientist whose multifaceted work in materials science bridges academic theory and industrial application. His innovations in joining technologies and surface engineering, combined with a strong publication record and commitment to education, make him a highly deserving nominee for distinction in materials science and engineering. Through continued research, leadership, and mentorship, Dr. Habibi contributes meaningfully to the advancement of advanced manufacturing and materials characterization in both national and international contexts.

 

Yue Zheng | Dermatology | Outstanding Scientist Award

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Prof. Dr. Yue Zheng | Dermatology | Outstanding Scientist Award

Dermatologist at Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University, China

Professor Yue Zheng, MD, PhD, is an esteemed clinician-scientist and academic leader currently serving as Director of the Dermatology Department at Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University. With a dual role as Chief Physician and Doctoral Supervisor, she is widely recognized for her contributions to clinical dermatology, dermatologic aesthetics, and translational immunology. In addition to her hospital leadership, Professor Zheng holds key positions in numerous national and international professional organizations, positioning her as a vital figure in the advancement of dermatological sciences.

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Education

Professor Yue Zheng received rigorous medical and scientific training, culminating in the attainment of both MD and PhD degrees. Her academic journey was deeply rooted in integrative dermatology, encompassing clinical expertise and advanced research methodologies. She has continually leveraged her educational background to bridge clinical practice with innovative research, particularly in immune-mediated skin conditions and aesthetic dermatology.

Experience

Currently, Professor Zheng directs the Dermatology Department at Nanfang Hospital, one of Southern China’s leading tertiary-care institutions. As Chief Physician and Doctoral Supervisor, she plays a central role in clinical decision-making, surgical dermatology, postgraduate education, and research leadership. She also serves as the Deputy Director of the Guangzhou Municipal Medical Aesthetic and Professional Quality Control Center, where she oversees clinical standards and safety in dermatologic aesthetics. Additionally, Professor Zheng heads the Dermatologic Aesthetics Division and acts as a Medical Expert Advisory Committee Member for regional government initiatives in Chaozhou and Shantou.

Research Focus

Professor Zheng’s research interests are centered on the immunopathogenesis of inflammatory and autoimmune skin diseases, skin regeneration, and the clinical application of novel therapeutic technologies in dermatologic aesthetics. As Principal Investigator, she has led three major projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, as well as ten additional provincial and municipal grants. Her translational research bridges molecular immunology with clinical dermatology, offering novel diagnostic and treatment pathways for complex skin disorders.

Awards & Honors

Professor Zheng’s scientific excellence and clinical leadership have been widely recognized. She has been named an “Outstanding Young Medical Talent of Guangdong Province” and received the “Pearl River Rising Star in Science & Technology” distinction. Nationally, she was honored as one of the “Top Ten Outstanding Young Dermatologists in China” by the Chinese Medical Association. Her other accolades include the Guangdong Ke Lin Medical Award, the Wiley China Outstanding Innovative Scientist award, and a First Prize for Excellence in Postgraduate Education from Sun Yat-sen University. These honors reflect her sustained commitment to innovation, education, and high-impact clinical care.

Publication Top Notes

Title: T Cell–Mediated Mechanisms of Immune-Related Adverse Events Induced by Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors\
Journal: Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology, 2025
Authors: Lintong Li, Yunfan Huang, Ruzeng Xue, Guomin Li, Li Li, Liuping Liang, Kuan Lai, Xiaowen Huang, Yao Qin, Yue Zheng
Summary:
Reviews how CD4⁺ and CD8⁺ T cells cause immune-related side effects during cancer immunotherapy, offering targets to reduce toxicity while preserving treatment efficacy.

Title: Electro-Ion Therapy for Xanthelasma Palpebrarum: Potential as a Low-Recurrence and Cost-Effective Treatment
Journal: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2025
Author: Yue Zheng
Summary:
Electro-ion therapy offers effective, low-recurrence treatment for xanthelasma with better cosmetic outcomes and cost-efficiency than conventional methods.

Title: Cytosolic mtDNA–cGAS–STING Axis Mediates Melanocyte Pyroptosis to Promote CD8⁺ T-Cell Activation in Vitiligo
Journal: Journal of Dermatological Science, 2025
Author: Yue Zheng
Summary:
Shows that damaged melanocytes activate immune signaling (cGAS-STING), triggering inflammation and CD8⁺ T-cell responses in vitiligo.

Title: Optimization of Metal-Based Nanoparticle Composite Formulations and Their Application in Wound Dressings
Journal: International Journal of Nanomedicine, 2025
Authors: Menglei Wang*, Yawen Luo*, Qianwen Yang, Jiawen Chen, Meixin Feng, Yingmei Tang, Wantong Xiao, Ziyi Tang, Yue Zheng, Li Li
Summary:
Reviews how metal nanoparticles improve wound healing through antimicrobial effects and advanced dressing technologies.

Title: SSA-ZP on Scalp Seborrheic Dermatitis: Regulating Sebum Levels and Scalp Barrier
Journal: Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2025
Authors: Qi Wang, Yufang Liu, Congxiu Ye, Jing Shen, Jiahui Lin, Yunfan Du, Lintong Li, Xiaowen Huang, Yue Zheng
Summary:
A topical treatment (SSA-ZP) effectively reduces oil, flaking, and inflammation in scalp seborrheic dermatitis while maintaining skin barrier function.

Conclusion

Professor Yue Zheng stands at the forefront of modern dermatology through her integrated roles as clinician, researcher, educator, and policy contributor. Her outstanding record of scientific achievement, academic leadership, and commitment to public health makes her a compelling candidate for distinguished award recognition. As an innovator in dermatological immunology and aesthetics, her work continues to shape the future of skin science and improve patient outcomes across diverse populations.

Rahim Zahedi | Energy and Environment | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Rahim Zahedi | Energy and Environment | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor, University of Tehran, Iran

Rahim Zahedi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Energy Governance at the University of Tehran, Iran. He is a highly accomplished energy systems engineer and researcher, with notable contributions in the areas of renewable energy modeling, life cycle assessment (LCA), and thermal sciences. With over 120 peer-reviewed ISI publications and numerous national and international awards to his credit, Dr. Zahedi stands out as a global leader in sustainable energy research. He is frequently recognized for his academic excellence, including his inclusion in Stanford University’s global list of the top 2% of scientists.

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Education

Dr. Zahedi’s academic journey reflects deep specialization in mechanical and energy systems engineering. He holds a PhD in Energy Systems Engineering from the University of Tehran, where his doctoral work focused on the “4E analysis of a sustainable hybrid system for providing optimized water, energy, food and environment nexus.” He previously earned his MSc in Energy Systems Engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology, conducting exergy-economic analysis and optimization studies on integrated renewable cycles. His academic foundation was laid with a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution. Currently, he is pursuing a postdoctoral fellowship focused on thermoeconomic analysis of solar-derived Organic Rankine Cycles integrated with thermal storage systems.

Experience

Since 2024, Dr. Zahedi has served as a full-time Assistant Professor at the University of Tehran. His teaching portfolio includes graduate-level courses such as Renewable Energy Potential Assessment, Carbon Capture Technologies, Energy Systems in Buildings, and Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Systems. From 2021 to 2023, he was a guest assistant professor at Islamic Azad University, where he taught various advanced subjects including Energy Management in Buildings and Wind Energy Technologies. His early academic career includes extensive teaching assistantship roles at Iran University of Science and Technology, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate-level engineering courses.

Research Focus

Dr. Zahedi’s research is rooted in interdisciplinary energy systems analysis, with a core emphasis on renewable energy integration, energy modeling, life cycle assessment (LCA), and sustainable infrastructure. His work has advanced theoretical and applied knowledge in hybrid energy systems, exergy analysis, energy policy, and optimization models for energy and environmental applications. He also specializes in building energy modeling (BEM), with substantial contributions to the thermodynamic and economic performance evaluation of solar-thermal and bioenergy systems. His projects frequently intersect environmental impact studies and economic feasibility assessments to develop scalable, sustainable energy solutions.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Zahedi’s work has been widely recognized by national and international organizations. He was awarded the 2023 JTACC-V4 Young Scientist Award for being the world’s top emerging scientist in thermal sciences and received the prestigious 2024 Alborz Prize, often referred to as the “Iranian Nobel Prize.” He has also won Iran’s National Renewable Energy Award and was named the country’s Best Young Researcher in Energy. His doctoral dissertation was selected as the Best Thesis in Energy Management, and he ranked first in multiple national competitions, including Iran’s PhD entrance exam in energy systems engineering and industrial innovation contests. Furthermore, Dr. Zahedi was recognized as the Most Cited Author in Energy Science and Engineering journal from 2021 to 2024 and was named among the top 2% scientists worldwide by Stanford University in 2023.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Technical, Economic, and Environmental Evaluation and Optimization of the Hybrid Solar-Wind Power Generation with Desalination
Journal: Case Studies in Thermal Engineering
Authors: Seyed Taher Kermani Alghorayshi, Milad Imandoust, Ali Montazeri, Rahim Zahedi

Summary:
The paper evaluates a hybrid renewable energy system combining solar and wind with desalination technology. It optimizes performance based on technical, economic, and environmental criteria, showing its viability for clean energy and water generation in remote or arid regions.

Title: A Comprehensive Review of the Performance and Principle of Fluidized Bed Heat Exchangers with Solar Energy as Thermal Source
Journal: Energy Reports
Authors: Rahim Zahedi, Abolfazl Ahmadi

Summary:
This review outlines the design principles, efficiency factors, and environmental benefits of fluidized bed heat exchangers using solar thermal energy, highlighting their potential in sustainable thermal systems.

Title: Environmental Sustainability Assessment of Urban Development Indicators
Journal: Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series A
Authors: Sahar Hamed Shamaee, Hossein Yousefi, Rahim Zahedi

Summary:
This paper proposes a set of urban sustainability indicators to assess environmental impacts of development. It aids urban planners in designing greener and more sustainable cities.

Title: Practical and Numerical Analysis of Solar-Assisted Anaerobic Digestion System for Cold Regions
Journal: Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering
Authors: Younes Noorollahi, Leila Niazi, Rahim Zahedi

Summary:
This study analyzes the integration of solar thermal energy with anaerobic digestion for cold climates. It demonstrates improved biogas production and system efficiency under low-temperature conditions.

Title: A New Model for Allocating Subsidies to Power Distribution Companies for Loss Reduction
Journal: Expert Systems with Applications
Authors: Aidin Shaghaghi, Mohammad Taghi Tahooneh, Vahid Rezaei, Reza Dashti, Rahim Zahedi

Summary:
The article introduces a data-driven model to allocate financial subsidies to power distribution companies. It prioritizes loss reduction and performance improvement using artificial intelligence and decision-support systems.

Conclusion

Dr. Rahim Zahedi is a distinguished academic, researcher, and innovator whose work significantly contributes to the global pursuit of sustainable energy systems. With a prolific record of scholarly output, a multitude of prestigious awards, and a dynamic role in both academia and industry, he exemplifies excellence in engineering and energy governance. His multidisciplinary approach bridges theory and practice, offering impactful solutions for complex energy and environmental challenges. As a thought leader in energy systems modeling and sustainable infrastructure, Dr. Zahedi continues to influence the field and mentor the next generation of energy scientists.

Ankit Pal | Biogas Systems | Best Researcher Award

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Ankit Pal | Biogas Systems | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Ankit Pal | Biogas Systems | Best Researcher Award

PhD Scholar, National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli, India

Mr. Ankit Pal is a dedicated academician and researcher currently pursuing his Ph.D. at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Tiruchirappalli. With a strong foundation in renewable energy systems, especially solar PV and biogas hybrid technologies, he has made notable contributions to sustainable energy solutions. His passion lies in the intersection of research and teaching, aiming to create impactful energy strategies for rural and industrial applications.

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Education

Mr. Pal embarked on his academic journey with a B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering from MAKAUT, West Bengal, where he explored optimal load dispatch models. He then earned his M.Tech. in Integrated Energy Systems from NIT Agartala (2020), working on an optimized PV-biogas hybrid system for decentralized rural applications. Currently, he is in the final stage of his Ph.D. at NIT Tiruchirappalli, where his thesis focuses on soiling estimation and its impact on large-scale solar PV plants, supported by an MHRD scholarship. His work combines advanced modeling with real-time data to optimize energy generation in harsh conditions.

Experience

Throughout his doctoral program, Mr. Pal served as a teaching assistant for several undergraduate and postgraduate subjects. At NIT Tiruchirappalli, he actively supported courses such as Design of Electrical Apparatus, Power System Protection and Switchgear, and multiple lab sessions including Electronic Circuit Lab and Integrated Circuit Lab. He also contributed to the Renewable Energy Lab during his time at NIT Agartala. His pedagogical contributions have enriched student learning with real-world energy system insights.

Research Focus

Mr. Pal’s research is centered on the performance optimization of solar PV systems under soiling conditions, the integration of PV with biogas technologies for rural electrification, and the role of AI in forecasting and maintenance. His innovative approaches to inverter loading ratio, cleaning interval analysis, and digester thermal modeling demonstrate his interdisciplinary expertise. His recent work delves into the estimation of biogas potential across varying climatic zones in India and energy forecasting in soiled environments.

Publication Top Notes

Effectuation of Biogas-Based Hybrid Energy System for Cost-Effective Decentralized Application in Small Rural Community
Authors: A. Pal, S. Bhattacharjee
Journal: Energy, Volume 203, Article 117819
Year: 2020 
Summary:
This seminal work focuses on the development of a biogas-based hybrid energy system tailored for rural electrification. Mr. Pal designed and simulated a cost-effective hybrid configuration, combining solar PV and biogas, to serve off-grid communities. The study evaluates system reliability, operational efficiency, and environmental impact. Its innovative framework offers an affordable and sustainable energy alternative for developing regions.

Design and Techno-Economic Analysis of an Off-Grid Integrated PV-Biogas System with a Constant Temperature Digester for a Cost-Effective Rural Application
Authors: A. Pal, G. S. Ilango
Journal: Energy, Volume 287, Article 129671
Year: 2024 
Summary:
In this article, Mr. Pal presents a novel integration of a constant-temperature anaerobic digester with a PV-biogas hybrid energy system. The system’s design aims to provide consistent power output and reliable biogas production in rural conditions. Detailed techno-economic analysis reveals substantial reductions in lifecycle cost and carbon emissions, making the solution both environmentally and economically viable.

Design and Experimental Validation of a Thermal Model for Anaerobic Digester for Consistent Biogas Production
Authors: A. Pal, G. S. Ilango
Journal: Energy, Article 137632
Year: 2025
Summary:
This research introduces a validated thermal model that ensures steady biogas generation regardless of ambient fluctuations. Mr. Pal conducted extensive experimentation to align theoretical predictions with real-world data, proving the model’s reliability. The findings serve as a foundation for scaling up biogas systems in varying climatic zones across India.

Performance Analysis of a Standalone PV System Under Dynamic Weather and Loading Conditions – A Case Study
Authors: A. Pal, S. Bhattacharjee
Conference: 2020 Fourth International Conference on Inventive Systems and Control (ICISC)
Summary:
This conference paper explores the challenges faced by standalone PV systems operating under unpredictable weather and load demand. Mr. Pal’s study uses simulation tools to assess voltage stability and energy output variations. The results emphasize the need for intelligent energy management in standalone solar installations.

An Analysis of Economic Load Dispatch with Ramp-Rate Limit Constraints Using BSA
Authors: A. Pal, K. Dasgupta, S. Banerjee, C. K. Chanda
Conference: 2016 IEEE Students’ Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science (SCEECS)
Summary:
In this early research, Mr. Pal applied the Backtracking Search Algorithm (BSA) to solve the Economic Load Dispatch problem considering ramp-rate constraints of thermal units. The study demonstrated improved convergence and accuracy over traditional methods, laying the groundwork for advanced optimization in power system operations.

Conclusion

Mr. Ankit Pal exemplifies academic excellence and research innovation in renewable energy systems. His contributions to PV-soiling estimation, hybrid energy systems, and AI-driven maintenance strategies position him as a promising leader in sustainable power engineering. As he nears completion of his Ph.D., his work holds significant potential for both academic advancement and societal impact in the clean energy sector.

Ziqu Ouyang | Coal-Fired Power | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Ziqu Ouyang | Coal-Fired Power | Best Researcher Award

Professor, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Professor Ouyang Ziqu is a distinguished Doctor of Engineering and a leading researcher at the Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). He is widely recognized for his pioneering work in clean and efficient coal combustion, new combustion theories, and emission control technologies. As an excellent member of the Youth Promotion Association of CAS, Professor Ouyang plays a key role in driving scientific innovation and sustainable energy solutions in China and globally.

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Education

Professor Ouyang began his academic journey at the prestigious University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he pursued advanced studies in engineering thermophysics. From 2009 to 2014, he undertook rigorous doctoral research, which laid a strong foundation for his future contributions to combustion science and environmental engineering. His education at one of China’s foremost institutions prepared him to become a thought leader in the energy research landscape.

Experience

Following the completion of his doctorate in 2014, Professor Ouyang embarked on a decade-long career at the Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, CAS. He advanced rapidly through academic ranks—beginning as an assistant professor, then associate professor, and eventually achieving full professorship. Throughout this progression, he has consistently demonstrated leadership in research projects, mentoring young scholars, and collaborating across interdisciplinary teams to address critical energy and environmental challenges.

Research Focus

Professor Ouyang has dedicated his career to advancing technologies that enhance energy efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. His primary research focuses on clean coal combustion technology, novel combustion mechanisms, and integrated pollutant emission control. His work has provided significant breakthroughs in understanding and improving the thermodynamics of coal-based energy systems. These contributions are vital for energy sustainability and climate change mitigation, particularly in regions where coal remains a dominant energy source.

Awards & Honors

Professor Ouyang’s groundbreaking work has earned him multiple prestigious accolades. He received the Outstanding Scientific and Technological Achievement Award from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, recognizing his high-impact innovations in combustion technology. Additionally, he was awarded the First Prize of Science and Technology from the Coal Industry Association for his contributions to energy efficiency and emission control. These honors reflect his prominent status in the field and his dedication to research that drives real-world applications.

Publication Top Notes

Experimental Study on Peak Shaving Operations for Efficient Pulverized Coal Combustion and Working Fluid Coordination
Journal: Fuel
Year: 2026
Summary: This study investigates the effects of peak shaving operations on pulverized coal combustion efficiency and working fluid coordination. The experimental results demonstrate how adjusting load and thermal input can stabilize combustion performance under fluctuating grid demands. This research supports dynamic power system integration while maintaining high combustion efficiency.

Corrigendum to: ‘Wide-load Combustion Characteristics of Lean Coal Tangential Preheating Combustion’ [Energy 323 (2025) 135845]
Journal: Energy
Year: 2025
Summary: This corrigendum addresses corrections to a previously published study on wide-load combustion in tangential preheating systems for lean coal. The clarification further emphasizes the system’s performance across variable load conditions and enhances the data accuracy for future modeling and industrial application.

Exploration on Feasibility of Novel Purification-Combustion Technology in Activation, High-Efficiency Combustion and NOx Emission Reduction of Typical Low-Quality Carbonaceous Fuels
Journal: Journal of the Energy Institute
Year: 2025
Summary: This article evaluates a novel purification-combustion technology designed to enhance combustion efficiency and significantly reduce NOx emissions from low-quality fuels. Through activation treatment and staged combustion, the study showcases improved burnout rates and emission performance, providing a pathway for sustainable use of inferior coals.

Experimental Study on Two-Stage Modification, Combustion and NOx Emission Characteristics of Pulverized Coal in a Purification-Combustion Reaction System
Journal: Journal of Thermal Science
Year: 2025
Summary: This research explores a two-stage modification system applied to pulverized coal before combustion. Results reveal improved reactivity and reduced NOx emissions under optimized conditions. The paper provides a detailed reaction mechanism analysis and supports industrial application in retrofitting conventional coal-fired units.

Study on Combustion and NOx Emission Characteristics of Low-Quality Coal with Wide Load Based on Fuel Modification
Journal: Energies (Open Access)
Year: 2025
Summary: Focused on the wide-load combustion behavior of low-quality coal, this open-access study employs fuel modification techniques to maintain combustion stability and minimize NOx formation. It offers a comprehensive examination of the impacts of load variability on thermal performance and environmental output, contributing to flexible power generation strategies.

Wide-load Combustion Characteristics of Lean Coal Tangential Preheating Combustion
Journal: Energy
Year: 2025
Summary: This foundational study introduces a tangential preheating combustion system for lean coal, allowing efficient and stable operation across a broad load range. The research details flame structure, heat transfer patterns, and emission dynamics, making it a valuable reference for scalable clean-coal technology development.

Conclusion

Professor Ouyang Ziqu exemplifies the ideals of scientific innovation, academic excellence, and national service. His work in clean combustion and environmental protection stands at the intersection of cutting-edge research and pressing societal needs. Through his deep commitment to cleaner energy technologies, he contributes to China’s and the world’s sustainable development goals. With a strong academic record, significant real-world impact, and national-level recognitions, Professor Ouyang is a worthy candidate for this prestigious award.