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.

Shuting Du | Inorganic Nanomaterials | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Shuting Du | Inorganic Nanomaterials | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor, Tianjin Normal University, China

Dr. Shu-Ting Du is an esteemed Assistant Professor at the College of Chemistry, Tianjin Normal University. A dedicated researcher and academician, he has built a strong reputation in the fields of inorganic chemistry and materials science. His primary areas of expertise lie in the design and synthesis of hierarchical zeolites and their application in oxidative desulfurization and electrocatalysis, especially the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) and nitrate reduction reaction (NO₃RR). Dr. Du’s work is rooted in tackling some of the most pressing environmental and energy challenges through innovative chemical technologies. His contributions to academia include impactful research publications, university teaching, and sustained efforts in scientific advancement.

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Education

Dr. Du began his academic journey in 2006 at Chifeng University, where he pursued a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. During his undergraduate years, he developed a keen interest in inorganic and materials chemistry, which led him to further academic pursuits. He was later admitted to JiLin University, one of China’s top-ranked institutions for chemistry, to undertake doctoral research in the College of Chemistry. From 2011 to 2016, he conducted extensive research in inorganic chemistry, particularly in the development of porous materials and catalytic systems, earning his Ph.D. with distinction. His doctoral training gave him a solid foundation in synthetic strategies and characterization techniques critical to the field of catalysis.

Experience

After completing his Ph.D., Dr. Du joined the College of Chemistry at Tianjin Normal University in March 2017. He currently holds the position of Assistant Professor, contributing significantly to both teaching and research. At the undergraduate level, he has taught key subjects such as Inorganic Chemistry, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory. His lectures are known for their clarity, rigor, and emphasis on connecting theory to experimental practice. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Du has mentored students in research projects and laboratory techniques, playing a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of chemists. His dedication to academia is evident through his balance of research productivity and teaching excellence.

Research Focus

Dr. Du’s research interests are centered around the design and synthesis of hierarchical zeolites such as TS-1, ZSM-5, and Beta. These specially engineered porous materials are integral to catalytic applications due to their high surface area, tunable pore structure, and strong acid-base properties. One of his major research pursuits involves developing zeolites for oxidative desulfurization, an environmentally critical process aimed at removing sulfur compounds from fossil fuels. Sulfur oxides, when released into the atmosphere, contribute to acid rain and respiratory problems, making Dr. Du’s work directly relevant to public health and environmental protection.

Publication Top Note

Title: Fabricating a sensitive electrochemical aptasensor based on HOF/MXene nanocomposites for monitoring trace ampicillin

Authors: Shu-Ting Du, [additional authors not listed]

Journal: Microchemical Journal, 2025

Summary: Dr. Shu-Ting Du developed a HOF/MXene-based electrochemical aptasensor for trace ampicillin detection. The sensor exhibited excellent sensitivity, selectivity, and stability, making it highly suitable for environmental and pharmaceutical monitoring.

Conclusion

Dr. Shu-Ting Du has established himself as a rising expert in catalysis and materials chemistry, particularly through his work on zeolite synthesis and electrocatalytic energy conversion. His research is driven by a commitment to environmental sustainability and the development of innovative solutions for energy and chemical industries. In addition to his academic achievements, his dedication to undergraduate education and student mentorship underscores his all-rounded contribution to the scientific community. With a clear vision, rigorous methodology, and impactful outcomes, Dr. Du continues to make meaningful advancements in chemistry and remains a valuable asset to Tianjin Normal University and the broader scientific field.

Dalila Naimi | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dalila Naimi | Nanotechnology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dalila Naimi, Higher national school of biotechnology taoufik khaznadar of Constantine, Algeria

Prof. Naimi-Derradji Dalila 🇩🇿 is a highly distinguished Algerian academic and researcher, currently serving as Professor of Universities, Director of Research, and Deputy Director in charge of doctoral training, scientific research, technological development, innovation, and entrepreneurship (DFDRSDTIE) at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Biotechnologie, Constantine. With over three decades of experience in research, pedagogy, and academic leadership, she is an influential figure in molecular biology, cellular physiology, immuno-oncology, and bioethics.

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✨Strengths for the Awards

Prof. Dalila Naimi-Derradji embodies exceptional excellence in research, leadership, and academic contribution:

  • Robust Research Leadership: She has successfully led eight major research projects supported by the Algerian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MESRS), covering topics like mucoviscidose genetics, bioactive compounds, angiogenesis, and endothelial dysfunction.

  • Interdisciplinary Expertise: Her work spans biochemistry, cellular and molecular physiology, nutrition, immuno-oncology, and biotechnology. She has demonstrated her ability to build bridges between fundamental science and medical applications.

  • Academic Pioneering: She spearheaded the creation of several LMD programs (License, Master, Doctorate) in Algeria, especially in immunology and biotechnological sciences, contributing immensely to national curriculum reforms.

  • Pedagogical Excellence: Over three decades of teaching experience, including in-depth instruction in more than 10 modules, ranging from parasitology to gene therapy and immunotherapy.

  • Mentorship and Capacity Building: Supervised numerous doctoral and master’s theses, developed postgraduate tracks, and organized national doctoral competitions—strengthening Algeria’s scientific human capital.

  • International Collaboration: Engaged in cross-border research with institutions in France, Egypt, and beyond, including the Paoli-Calmette Cancer Center (France), promoting global knowledge exchange.

🎓 Education

Prof. Dalila earned her D.E.S. in Biology—Animal Physiology from the University of Constantine in 1982, followed by a D.E.A. in Biochemistry and Human Nutrition in 1983 at the INSERM 308 Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Nancy, France. In 1987, she obtained a Doctorat d’Etat in Food Sciences and Nutrition from the Henri Poincaré University, Nancy 1, with the highest honors and jury commendation. Her thesis, under the mentorship of Prof. J.P. Nicolas, focused on the purification and gastric secretion of intrinsic factor in cystic fibrosis, contributing to CFTR gene research.

👩‍🔬Experience

Prof. Dalila began her academic career in 1987 as a Maître Assistante and rapidly advanced through ranks, becoming Maître de Conférences in 1997, Professor in 2002, and Director of Research in 2003. She has held numerous leadership roles, including Head of the Cell Culture Laboratory at the Faculty of Medicine in Constantine and Chief of the Research and Postgraduate Department at ENSB. She also led the research team in Cellular & Molecular Biology at the National Laboratory of Microbiological Engineering.

🔬 Research Focus Nanotechnology

Her research expertise centers on cellular and molecular biology, immuno-oncology, mucoviscidosis, and biomedical applications. She has led multiple MESRS-approved projects (1993–2018) and contributed to advancing therapeutic strategies in immunotherapy, proteomics, and gene regulation. Her interests also extend to bioethics, and she chairs a working group on bioethical practices.

📝 Publication Top Note

Harnessing Helix aspersa mucins as an innovative gelling agent for the synthesis of Punica granatum peel extract-loaded chitosan nanoparticles (CSNPs-M) with enhanced biological properties
Summary: Innovative snail mucin-based nanoparticles enhance delivery of pomegranate extract, showing strong antioxidant and antimicrobial properties for biomedical applications.

🏁 Conclusion

Prof. Naimi-Derradji Dalila exemplifies excellence in scientific research, education, and academic leadership. Her lifelong commitment to molecular biology, immuno-oncology, and innovation in higher education has left a profound impact on the Algerian academic and scientific community. With her outstanding contributions in research, pedagogy, and institutional development, she continues to inspire a new generation of scientists and educators, making her a highly deserving candidate for this prestigious award. 🏅👏