Shideh Shadravan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Shideh Shadravan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at University of Oklahoam, United States

Dr. Shideh Shadravan is an accomplished structural engineer, educator, and researcher with a strong background in civil engineering and architectural design. She serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma’s Gibbs College of Architecture and has influenced over 1,400 students through her courses in structures, materials, and building design. Her research focuses on building resilience against natural disasters, structural system innovation, and sustainable materials, supported by more than $300,000 in research funding. Recognized with multiple teaching and research awards, Dr. Shadravan is a thought leader in low-rise residential design and concrete crack mitigation. Her collaborative research extends to institutions like UCLA and Cal State Long Beach. She is actively engaged in professional societies including ASCE, AISC, and ASEE. With a strong record of academic leadership, industry collaboration, and applied innovation, Dr. Shadravan stands out as a significant contributor to advancing the future of resilient and sustainable infrastructure.

Professional Profile 

Education🎓

Dr. Shideh Shadravan holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Oklahoma, where her dissertation focused on the dimensional stability of concrete slabs on grade. She also earned her M.S. in Civil Engineering from the same institution, with a thesis centered on the bending capacity of cold-formed Z-purlins used in roof systems. Her foundational training in engineering began with a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Ferdosi University of Mashad, Iran. Throughout her academic progression, she demonstrated excellence in structural systems and materials research, earning prestigious fellowships and scholarships, including the Heritage Scholarship and multiple CTS Cement Manufacturing Fellowships. Her education provided a strong theoretical and applied engineering base, enabling her to pursue interdisciplinary research that bridges civil engineering, construction science, and architectural design. Her doctoral and post-doctoral research set the foundation for innovative solutions in structural performance, material sustainability, and the development of resilient infrastructure.

Professional Experience📝

Dr. Shideh Shadravan’s professional experience spans academic, research, and leadership roles over two decades. She currently serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma’s Gibbs College of Architecture, where she also held roles as Graduate Liaison and Associate Director. Previously, she was an Assistant Professor and has been deeply involved in graduate advising and curriculum development. She has also worked as a lecturer at Cornell University, where she guided architecture students in sustainability-focused studio projects. Her research collaborations include visiting scholar appointments at UCLA and California State University, Long Beach. Dr. Shadravan has led and co-led funded projects with industry partners like CTS Cement, APA, and the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety. Her leadership in securing over $300,000 in research funding and her teaching excellence awards highlight her commitment to education, innovation, and community impact. She actively contributes to professional societies and serves on graduate thesis and dissertation committees across disciplines.

Research Interest🔎

Dr. Shideh Shadravan’s research is deeply rooted in developing innovative strategies to enhance structural resilience and sustainability. Her focus lies in optimizing building performance by integrating architectural design, structural systems, and material science. She explores cutting-edge methods to improve the strength and dimensional stability of concrete and investigates the failure modes of various structural systems under lateral loads such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Dr. Shadravan is especially dedicated to improving the performance and cost-efficiency of residential low-rise buildings, with particular emphasis on wood-frame and mass timber construction. Her work also addresses environmentally friendly construction materials, architectural heritage preservation, and solar racking stability. By blending theory with real-world applications, her research contributes to disaster-resilient infrastructure, sustainability in construction, and effective teaching methods for structural engineering. Her interdisciplinary research integrates civil engineering principles, construction science, and architectural practice to solve emerging challenges in resilient and sustainable design.

Award and Honor🏆

Dr. Shideh Shadravan has received numerous prestigious awards that reflect her excellence in both research and teaching. She is a multi-year recipient of the “Distinguished Research and Creativity Award” from the Division of Architecture and has twice been honored for “Excellence in Teaching” by the Gibbs College of Architecture. Her contributions have earned her the Urban Design Fellowship, the Publication Incentive Program Award, and multiple Program of Research Enhancement (PRE) awards. Her industry-sponsored research has attracted grants from CTS Cement Manufacturing, APA-The Engineered Wood Association, and the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety. Additionally, she has been recognized for scholarly engagement with the private sector and received the Outstanding Faculty Award for her all-around contribution to the college. These accolades collectively underscore her outstanding impact in academia, research, and service. Dr. Shadravan’s record of continuous recognition showcases her commitment to innovation, excellence, and professional leadership in engineering and architecture.

Research Skill🔬

Dr. Shideh Shadravan possesses a comprehensive suite of research skills that span experimental design, materials testing, structural modeling, and interdisciplinary collaboration. She is proficient in leading large-scale structural tests, particularly on wood and concrete systems, and analyzing data related to structural behavior under lateral loads. She has expertise in investigating concrete shrinkage, crack management, and foundation stability, especially in low-rise buildings. Her work includes hands-on experience with industry-sponsored prototyping, structural performance assessments, and integration of sustainable materials. Dr. Shadravan excels in developing test frameworks that bridge theoretical research and practical application, often collaborating with engineers, architects, and manufacturers. She is also skilled in grant writing, project management, and mentoring graduate students through complex research processes. Her strong communication abilities support her interdisciplinary and cross-institutional collaborations. With a deep understanding of structural resilience, material performance, and building science, she consistently delivers high-impact research that addresses real-world engineering and architectural challenges.

Conclusion💡

Dr. Shideh Shadravan is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. Her career demonstrates a strong trajectory of impactful research, innovative engineering solutions, excellence in teaching, and community engagement. Her work not only addresses critical structural engineering challenges but also contributes to sustainable, resilient construction practices.

Publications Top Noted✍️

  1. Title: Innovative Approaches to Enhancing Concrete Compressive Strength: An Extensive Investigation of Biochar-Embedded and Self-Repairing Techniques

  2. Journal: Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering

  3. Year: 2025

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  5. Citation (APA Style):
    Author(s). (2025). Innovative approaches to enhancing concrete compressive strength: An extensive investigation of biochar-embedded and self-repairing techniques. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering.

  6. Citation Count: 1

Sergey Shevtsov | Composites technology | Future Frontier Science Award

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Prof. Sergey Shevtsov | Composites technology | Future Frontier Science Award

Head of Lab at SSC RAS, Russia

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey is a highly experienced researcher with over five decades of contributions in theoretical physics, mechanical engineering, and aviation technologies. He has led numerous national and international research projects, authored over 250 publications, and holds 15 patents. His leadership roles include heading a laboratory at the Russian Academy of Sciences and mentoring award-winning young scientists. Recognized with several prestigious national awards, Dr. Shevtsov has made significant applied innovations in aviation and mechanical engineering. However, while his work is impactful and innovative, it is primarily focused on applied engineering rather than groundbreaking fundamental science. For the Future Frontier Science Award, which honors pioneering discoveries that fundamentally advance scientific understanding, his profile may not fully align. Instead, his achievements are better suited to awards recognizing applied research excellence and engineering innovation. Overall, Dr. Shevtsov’s career reflects distinguished scientific and technological contributions, especially within the aerospace sector, with strong national and international recognition.

Professional Profile 

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Education🎓

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey’s educational background is rooted in both technical and theoretical disciplines, reflecting a strong foundation for his extensive research career. He began his studies at the Rostov Radiotechnical College from 1965 to 1969, specializing in radar devices, which provided him with practical engineering skills. He then pursued a degree in theoretical physics at Rostov State University, graduating in 1974, which deepened his understanding of fundamental scientific principles. His academic progression continued with a PhD, defended in 1986, focusing on physicochemical and mechanical processes in materials processing. Further advancing his expertise, he earned a Doctor of Science (DrSc) degree in 2001 in the fields of dynamics, machine strength, and mechanical engineering technology. This combination of practical engineering training and advanced theoretical research has equipped Dr. Shevtsov with the skills to bridge fundamental science and applied technology, particularly in aviation systems and mechanical engineering.

Professional Experience📝

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey has built a distinguished professional career spanning several decades, blending academic, research, and leadership roles. Starting as head of the computer at Rostov State University’s Mechanics and Mathematics Department (1974–1978), he then progressed through research and teaching positions at Don State Technical University until 1989. He earned his PhD in 1986 and later his Doctor of Science degree in 2001, specializing in mechanical engineering and machine dynamics. From 1989 to 1997, he led the Computer-Aided Design laboratory at the All-Russian Research Institute “Gradient.” Since 2004, he has headed the Laboratory of Mechanics of Aviation Systems and Aviation Technologies at the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Alongside his research leadership, Dr. Shevtsov has held part-time professorships at Southern Federal University and Don State Technical University. He has managed numerous national and international research projects, collaborated with industry, and contributed extensively to advancing aviation technology and applied mechanics.

Research Interest🔎

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey’s research interests lie at the intersection of mechanical engineering, aviation technologies, and applied physics. His work focuses on the dynamics, strength, and mechanical behavior of machines and equipment, particularly within the aerospace sector. He is deeply involved in studying physicochemical and mechanical processes in materials processing, contributing to innovations in aircraft design and aviation systems. His expertise extends to computer-aided design and optimization of mechanical components, where he applies mathematical modeling to solve complex engineering problems. Dr. Shevtsov’s research also emphasizes the development of new scientific models to describe physical phenomena and technological processes in aviation and mechanical engineering. Additionally, he is engaged in advancing technologies for helicopter and aircraft manufacturing, supported by collaborations with industrial partners and government projects. Through this multidisciplinary approach, Dr. Shevtsov aims to bridge theoretical understanding and practical application, driving forward technological progress in aviation and mechanical systems.

Award and Honor🏆

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey has received numerous awards and honors that recognize his significant contributions to aviation technology and mechanical engineering. He is a laureate of the prestigious professional helicopter builders award named after M.V. Nagibin in both 2004 and 2005, highlighting his impact in the rotorcraft field. In 2011, he was honored at the 10th Moscow Salon of Innovations and Investments, reflecting his innovative achievements. His work earned him the All-Russian “Aircraft Builder of the Year” award in 2012 for creating a new scientific model of a physical phenomenon or technological process, demonstrating his leadership in advancing aviation science. Beyond individual honors, Dr. Shevtsov has been recognized for his mentorship, guiding young scientists to win various national competitions related to computer engineering, 3D modeling, and aviation technology. His professional stature is further supported by memberships in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and leadership roles in international technology organizations, underscoring his respected position in the global scientific community.

Research Skill🔬

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey possesses a broad and advanced set of research skills that have been honed over a long and productive career. He excels in multidisciplinary approaches combining theoretical physics, mechanical engineering, and applied technology, particularly in aviation systems. His expertise includes the design and optimization of complex mechanical structures using computer-aided design (CAD) and mathematical modeling, allowing for precise analysis and improvement of machine dynamics and strength. Dr. Shevtsov is skilled in leading and managing large-scale research projects, coordinating collaborations between academic institutions, industry partners, and government agencies. His ability to develop innovative scientific models of physical phenomena demonstrates strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities. Furthermore, he is experienced in supervising and mentoring emerging researchers, fostering innovation and technical skill development. His proficiency extends to securing research funding, patenting inventions, and disseminating findings through a substantial number of scientific publications, reflecting his strong communication skills in both national and international scientific communities.

Conclusion💡

Dr. Shevtsov Sergey is an exceptionally accomplished researcher and educator with a lifetime of contributions to mechanical engineering, aerospace systems, and applied physics. His national and industrial impact is substantial, especially in Russia’s aviation and technological sectors.

However, in terms of the Future Frontier Science Award, which aims to recognize world-changing, foundational scientific breakthroughs, Dr. Shevtsov’s profile may not fully align. His work represents high-caliber applied research rather than fundamental frontier science that redefines theoretical or experimental paradigms.

Publications Top Noted✍️

  • Piezoelectric Actuators and Generators for Energy Harvesting
    Authors: SN Shevtsov, AN Soloviev, IA Parinov, AV Cherpakov, VA Chebanenko
    Year: 2018
    Cited by: 91

  • OPTIMIZATION OF THE COMPOSITE CURE PROCESS ON THE BASIS OF THERMO-KINETIC MODEL
    Authors: S Shevtsov, I Zhilyaev, A Soloviev, I Parinov, V Dubrov
    Year: 2012
    Cited by: 49

  • Некоторые физико-механические проблемы пьезоэлектрических актюаторов и области их применения
    Authors: ВА Акопьян, АЕ Панич, АН Соловьев, ЕС Лесных, СН Шевцов
    Year: 2006
    Cited by: 38

  • Application of KNN and ANN metamodeling for RTM filling process prediction
    Authors: BX Chai, B Eisenbart, M Nikzad, B Fox, A Blythe, KH Bwar, J Wang, Y Du, …
    Year: 2023
    Cited by: 35

  • Experimental and Numerical Study of Vacuum Resin Infusion for Thin-Walled Composite Parts
    Authors: NS Sergey Shevtsov, Igor Zhilyaev, Shun-Hsyung Chang, Jiing-Kae Wu, Jyun …
    Year: 2020
    Cited by: 34

  • Random Vibration Energy Harvesting by Piezoelectric Stack Charging the Battery
    Authors: MF Sergey Shevtsov
    Year: 2016
    Cited by: 31

  • On a deformation sign for identifying defects on the basis of the analysis of the forms of the natural vibrations of a cantilever with a notch
    Authors: VA Akopyan, AN Solov’Ev, AV Cherpakov, SN Shevtsov
    Year: 2013
    Cited by: 25

  • Методы и алгоритм определения полного набора совместимых материальных констант пьезокерамических материалов
    Authors: ВА Акопьян, АН Соловьев, СН Шевцов
    Year: 2008
    Cited by: 24

  • Two-stage numerical approach for reliable recognition of dry spots at the VAP infusion of large composite parts of complex shape
    Authors: S Shevtsov, I Zhilyaev, SH Chang, JK Wu, N Snezhina, JP Huang
    Year: 2021
    Cited by: 22

  • Моделирование динамики гранулированных сред при вибрационной отделочно-упрочняющей обработке
    Authors: СН Шевцов
    Year: 2001
    Cited by: 22

Hongchun Zhu | Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

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🌟Assoc Prof Dr. Hongchun Zhu, Metallurgy, Best Researcher Award 🏆

  Associate Professor at Northeastern University, China

Hongchun Zhu is an Associate Professor specializing in materials science with a focus on metallurgy at Northeastern University. Holding Bachelor’s degrees in Metallurgical Engineering and Logistics Management, he completed his Ph.D. in Iron and Steel Metallurgy in 2018. With extensive experience as a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer, Zhu currently leads research at the Green Intelligent Special Steel Metallurgy Research Center, contributing significantly to the field through publications, patents, and academic mentorship.

Author Metrics:

Zhu’s scholarly impact is evident through his publication record, which includes over 70 papers and more than 50 patents applied for. With over 30 patents granted and 2 specialized books authored, Zhu’s work demonstrates both quantity and quality in terms of academic output and intellectual contributions.

Scopus Profile

Hongchun Zhu, affiliated with the School of Metallurgy at Northeastern University in Shenyang, China, holds an ORCID profile with ID 0000-0001-7594-5867. With an impressive citation count of 1,013 from 611 documents, Zhu’s research has garnered significant attention within the academic community. He has authored 70 documents, demonstrating a breadth of scholarly contributions in the field. Furthermore, Zhu has achieved an h-index of 18, reflecting the impact and influence of his research output. While further metrics are not available in the preview mode, Zhu’s profile underscores his standing as a respected researcher in the field of metallurgy.

Education:

Hongchun Zhu graduated from Northeastern University with Bachelor’s degrees in Metallurgical Engineering and Logistics Management in 2010. He furthered his academic pursuits with a Ph.D. in Iron and Steel Metallurgy, completing his doctoral studies in 2018. Zhu also underwent joint training at McGill University in Canada, enhancing his expertise in metallurgical engineering.

Research Focus:

Zhu’s research primarily focuses on green and intelligent special steel metallurgy. His work involves addressing technological bottlenecks in the preparation of high-end materials for major equipment, aiming to achieve both scientific advancements and significant economic and social benefits.

Professional Journey:

Zhu’s professional journey includes roles as a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics and as a lecturer at the Institute of Special Steel Metallurgy, both at Northeastern University. Currently, he serves as an Associate Professor at the Green Intelligent Special Steel Metallurgy Research Center within the School of Metallurgy at Northeastern University.

Honors & Awards:

Zhu has received numerous honors and awards for his contributions to the field of metallurgy. His achievements have been recognized at both national and international levels, reflecting his dedication and excellence in research and academia.

Publications Top Noted & Contributions:

Zhu has made significant contributions to academia through over 70 publications, with more than 60 appearing in SCI-indexed journals. His research addresses key challenges in metallurgy, with a particular focus on green and intelligent special steel metallurgy, contributing to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field.

Insights into the mechanism of Mo protecting CoCrFeNi HEA from pitting corrosion—A quantitative modelling study on passivation and repassivation processes

  • Authors: Dai, J., Feng, H., Li, H.-B., Jiang, Z.-H., Zhang, T.
  • Journal: Journal of Materials Science and Technology, 2024, 182, pp. 152–164
  • Summary: This article likely explores how molybdenum (Mo) contributes to protecting a specific alloy (CoCrFeNi High Entropy Alloy) from pitting corrosion. The study employs quantitative modeling to understand the passivation and repassivation processes involved in corrosion resistance.

Elucidating the promoting mechanism of nitrogen in the columnar-to-equiaxed transition of steel ingot

  • Authors: Ni, Z.-W., Zhu, H.-C., Li, H.-B., Zhang, S.-C., Jiang, Z.-H.
  • Journal: International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2024, 220, 125014
  • Summary: This article likely investigates the role of nitrogen in the columnar-to-equiaxed transition of steel ingots. Understanding this transition is essential for controlling the microstructure and properties of cast steel.

Revealing the Removal Mechanism of Vanadium Addition on Nitrogen Pores in 30Cr15Mo1N High-Nitrogen Steel Ingot

  • Authors: Zhu, H.-C., Ni, Z.-W., Li, H.-B., Feng, H., Jiang, Z.-H.
  • Journal: Steel Research International, 2024, 95(2), 2300550
  • Summary: This article likely discusses the mechanism by which vanadium addition influences the removal of nitrogen pores in high-nitrogen steel ingots. Controlling nitrogen pores is crucial for improving the quality and performance of steel products.

Motion Behavior of Ce-Containing Inclusions in 8Cr4Mo4V-Bearing Steel during Vacuum Arc Remelting

  • Authors: Pan, T., Zhu, H.-C., Jiang, Z.-H., He, Z.-Y., Ni, Z.-W.
  • Journal: Steel Research International, 2024
  • Summary: This article likely investigates the motion behavior of cerium-containing inclusions during vacuum arc remelting of a specific steel alloy. Understanding inclusion behavior is important for refining steel and enhancing its mechanical properties.

Softening Behavior and Hardness Prediction of H13 Hot-Work Die Steel during Isothermal Tempering

  • Authors: Feng, H., Wang, H.-J., Li, H.-B., Zhang, S.-C., Jiang, Z.-H.
  • Journal: Steel Research International, 2024, 95(1), 2300251
  • Summary: This article likely explores the softening behavior and hardness prediction of H13 hot-work die steel during isothermal tempering. Tempering processes are crucial for adjusting the mechanical properties of steels for specific applications.

Research Timeline:

Zhu’s research timeline spans from his undergraduate studies in metallurgical engineering and logistics management to his current role as an Associate Professor specializing in materials science with a focus on metallurgy at Northeastern University. Throughout his academic and professional journey, Zhu has consistently pursued research excellence, addressing critical challenges in the field and making significant contributions to both academia and industry.

Zhuowen Ni | Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

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🌟Dr. Zhuowen Ni, Metallurgy, Best Researcher Award 🏆

 Doctorate at Northeastern University China

Zhuowen Ni is a male researcher currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Metallurgical Engineering at Northeastern University. With a specialization in Materials Science, particularly in Metallurgy, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing the field through his research contributions. Zhuowen Ni’s academic journey began in 2017, and since then, he has made significant strides in his field, accumulating numerous publications and accolades.

Author Metrics:

Zhuowen Ni’s publications have received notable attention, with high citation rates and impact factors reflecting the significance of his research contributions within the scientific community.

Scopus Profile

Ni, Zhuowen, affiliated with the School of Metallurgy at Northeastern University in Shenyang, China. This author has an Scopus Author Identifier with the ID 57226241532. They have been associated with 10 documents and have received 35 citations from 23 different documents, resulting in an h-index of 4.

Education:

Zhuowen Ni commenced his academic journey at Northeastern University in 2017, undertaking a Ph.D. in Metallurgical Engineering. His educational background has equipped him with a strong foundation in materials science, particularly in metallurgy.

Research Focus:

Zhuowen Ni’s research primarily focuses on metallurgy, thermodynamics, and materials processing. He is dedicated to advancing knowledge in these areas and has made significant contributions through his publications in esteemed journals.

Professional Journey:

Throughout his academic career, Zhuowen Ni has remained affiliated with the School of Metallurgy at Northeastern University. He has progressed from a Ph.D. candidate to a promising researcher, demonstrating a continuous commitment to academic excellence.

Honors & Awards:

Zhuowen Ni has garnered recognition for his contributions to the field, receiving honors and awards that attest to his academic prowess and research impact.

Publications Top Noted & Contributions:

Zhuowen Ni has published extensively in reputable journals such as “Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B” and “Steel Research International.” His contributions span a range of topics within metallurgy, thermodynamics, and materials processing, showcasing his expertise and dedication to advancing knowledge in these domains.

Publication: “Elucidating the promoting mechanism of nitrogen in the columnar-to-equiaxed transition of steel ingot” in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2024.

  • Authors: Ni, Z.-W.; Zhu, H.-C.; Li, H.-B.; Zhang, S.-C.; Jiang, Z.-H.
  • Topic: Investigating the role of nitrogen in the transition from columnar to equiaxed grain structure in steel ingots.

Publication: “Revealing the Removal Mechanism of Vanadium Addition on Nitrogen Pores in 30Cr15Mo1N High-Nitrogen Steel Ingot” in Steel Research International, 2024.

  • Authors: Zhu, H.-C.; Ni, Z.-W.; Li, H.-B.; Feng, H.; Jiang, Z.-H.
  • Topic: Exploring how vanadium addition affects the removal of nitrogen pores in a specific high-nitrogen steel composition.

Publication: “Motion Behavior of Ce-Containing Inclusions in 8Cr4Mo4V-Bearing Steel during Vacuum Arc Remelting” in Steel Research International, 2024.

  • Authors: Pan, T.; Zhu, H.-C.; Jiang, Z.-H.; He, Z.-Y.; Ni, Z.-W.
  • Topic: Investigating the behavior of cerium-containing inclusions during the vacuum arc remelting process of a specific steel alloy.

Publication: “Investigation on Porosity Formation With Pressure Drop Between Dendrite Tip and Root During Pressurized Solidification of 30Cr15Mo1N Ingot” in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B: Process Metallurgy and Materials Processing Science, 2023.

  • Authors: He, Z.-Y.; Li, H.-B.; Zhu, H.-C.; Feng, H.; Zhang, S.-C.
  • Topic: Studying the formation of porosity during the pressurized solidification of a specific high-nitrogen steel ingot.

Publication: “Elimination Mechanism of Shrinkage Porosity During Pressurized Solidification Process of 19Cr14Mn4Mo1N High-Nitrogen Steel Ingot” in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B: Process Metallurgy and Materials Processing Science, 2023.

  • Authors: Li, H.-B.; Ni, Z.-W.; Zhu, H.-C.; Jiang, Z.-H.; Wang, Y.
  • Topic: Investigating mechanisms to eliminate shrinkage porosity during the solidification process of another high-nitrogen steel composition.

Research Timeline:

Since embarking on his Ph.D. journey in 2017, Zhuowen Ni has steadily expanded his research portfolio, delving into various aspects of metallurgy, thermodynamics, and materials processing. His timeline illustrates a progression from foundational research to more specialized investigations, culminating in significant contributions to the field.