Director, Zhejiang University of Technology, China
Dr. Yinghe Ma is a dedicated lecturer and master’s supervisor at Zhejiang University of Technology, with a robust academic and research background in materials science and surface engineering. As a committed scholar in the field, Dr. Ma serves in multiple prestigious technical societies, including being a member of the Welding and Surface Engineering Professional Working Committee of the Welding Branch of the Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineering, the Zhejiang Welding Society, and a recognized expert in failure analysis under the Failure Analysis Branch of the same society. With a prolific career spanning over a decade, Dr. Ma has spearheaded and contributed to more than ten national, provincial, ministerial, and enterprise-level projects, while authoring over twenty scholarly articles. His research has resulted in significant intellectual property outputs, including three authorized Chinese invention patents and three publicly disclosed ones. His academic leadership and engineering expertise continue to make a substantial impact on the materials and manufacturing communities.
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🎓 Education
Dr. Yinghe Ma pursued comprehensive studies in materials science and engineering, culminating in a doctorate that equipped him with advanced knowledge in surface technology, welding techniques, and failure mechanisms of structural materials. His educational background laid a strong theoretical foundation, complementing his practical engagement in interdisciplinary engineering research. Through rigorous academic training and continued professional development, he has built a knowledge base that supports innovation and problem-solving in both academic and industrial contexts.
💼Experience
Currently a lecturer and master’s supervisor, Dr. Ma plays an instrumental role in mentoring postgraduate students and leading applied research at Zhejiang University of Technology. He is deeply involved in project-based research, often collaborating with industrial partners and academic peers on multi-level projects funded by government agencies and private enterprises. In addition to his teaching duties, he actively contributes to national technical societies, where he helps steer advancements in welding and failure analysis standards. His multifaceted responsibilities also include serving as a subject matter expert in the assessment of component reliability and material degradation.
🔬 Research Interests
Dr. Ma’s research centers on surface engineering, material welding, failure analysis, and reliability evaluation of structural components. His work particularly focuses on how material surfaces behave under extreme environmental and operational stresses, and how welding processes affect mechanical integrity. He combines experimental methods with computational modeling to study the microstructural evolution, phase transformations, and mechanical failures in advanced materials. His insights contribute significantly to industries such as aerospace, automotive, and power generation, where material performance is critical.
📚 Publications Top Notes
Title: Research on Electromagnetic Shielding Performance of Aluminum Coatings on Carbon Fiber Composite Material by HiPIMS
Journal: Vacuum, 2025
Summary:
This study investigates the application of High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) to deposit aluminum coatings on carbon fiber composites to enhance their electromagnetic shielding effectiveness. The work focuses on coating microstructure, adhesion, and performance in reducing electromagnetic interference, aiming to improve the usability of lightweight composites in electronic and aerospace fields.
Title: Corrosion Mechanism of Electron Beam Remelted Layer of Eutectic High-Entropy Alloy AlCoCrFeNi2.1
Journal: Materials Characterization, 2025
Summary:
This paper examines the corrosion behavior of a eutectic high-entropy alloy AlCoCrFeNi2.1 after electron beam remelting. It analyzes microstructural changes and investigates how these affect corrosion resistance. The study provides insights into the corrosion mechanisms active in remelted HEA layers, valuable for developing durable materials for harsh environments.
Title: The Effect of Pulse Frequency on the Microstructure and Corrosion Resistance of an AZ31B Magnesium Alloy Composite Coating with Electron-Beam Remelting and Micro-Arc Oxidation
Journal: Materials, 2025
Summary:
This research explores how varying pulse frequency during electron-beam remelting combined with micro-arc oxidation influences the microstructure and corrosion resistance of coatings on AZ31B magnesium alloy. Results show the critical role of process parameters in optimizing coating density and protective capabilities against corrosion.
Title: Effect of Micro-Arc Oxidation on Corrosion Resistance of Ti6Al4V Electron Beam Welded Joint
Journal: Surface Technology, 2025
Summary:
This article studies the improvement in corrosion resistance of electron beam welded joints on Ti6Al4V alloy through micro-arc oxidation coating. The work highlights microstructural characterization and corrosion testing, demonstrating that MAO coatings significantly enhance joint durability for aerospace and biomedical applications.
🏆 Conclusion
Dr. Yinghe Ma stands out as an influential academic and engineering professional whose contributions to surface engineering and materials reliability are both profound and practical. His interdisciplinary approach to solving real-world challenges in welding, surface treatments, and failure mechanisms has led to innovations that enhance material performance across industries. Through a blend of theoretical inquiry and hands-on experimentation, he has built a career defined by intellectual rigor and engineering impact. The recognition of his work through journal citations, patents, and professional society roles reflects a career marked by excellence and relevance. As such, Dr. Ma is a deserving candidate for this award nomination, embodying the values of scientific innovation, academic mentorship, and industrial collaboration.