Prof. Dr. Jun Zhong | Modeling and Simulation | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Jun Zhong | Modeling and Simulation | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Jun Zhong | NCIAE | China

Jun Zhong is a leading researcher in computational materials science, focusing on the atomistic modeling of materials physics and chemistry. He specializes in molecular dynamics, density functional theory, and multi-scale simulations to study adhesion, lubrication, wear mechanisms, and corrosion inhibition in metals and alloys. His work includes the development of MEAM interatomic potentials and modeling surface segregation phenomena in advanced materials. He has investigated catalyst performance, mechanical-electrical property regulation, and deformation mechanisms in metals, composites, and graphene foams. Zhong has contributed to understanding nano-scale interactions, alloy surface behaviors, and interface adhesion. His research integrates computational and theoretical approaches to address challenges in aerospace materials, nanomaterials, and renewable energy technologies. He has authored high-impact publications in journals such as Phys. Rev. B, J. Phys. Chem. C, and Applied Surface Science. He has also written influential monographs on tribology, adhesion, and nanomechanics, widely recognized in the scientific community. Zhong has presented his work at numerous international conferences and workshops. He has been elected Member of the Institute of Physics (MInstP, UK) and recognized as a world-class scientific monograph author. His teaching excellence has been acknowledged in both China and the U.S. He has led and participated in multiple national and international research projects. His studies bridge atomistic modeling and practical applications, advancing materials engineering and aerospace technologies. His research impacts surface phenomena, alloy design, and energy-related materials. Zhong continues to push the boundaries of computational materials science, integrating theory and simulation for innovative solutions.

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Featured Publications

Zhang, Y., Zhu, H., Liu, F., Zhong, J., Lu, W., Wang, C., Wang, L., Wu, Z., & Li, B. (2025). Influence and regulation of amorphous layers on phonon transport at SiC/Si interface. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer.

Zhang, H., Xu, S., Zou, S., Zhou, H., Ouyang, W., & Zhong, J. (2025). Gas–solid phase separation of active Brownian particles under confinement of hard walls. Nanomaterials.

Ning, Y.-Q., Zhong, J., Jie, A., Zhou, X., Xue, X.-X., Ang, Y. S., & Zhao, Y.-Q. (2025). Designing the weak Fermi pinning and ferromagnetic van der Waals contacts to bilayer CrI3. Applied Physics Letters.

Nie, G., Zhong, F., Zhong, J., Zhu, H., & Zhao, Y.-Q. (2024). Engineering photoelectric conversion efficiency in two-dimensional ferroelectric Cs2PbI2Cl2/Sc2CO2 heterostructures. Applied Physics Letters, 124, 252903.

Nie, G., Zhong, F., Zhong, J., Zhu, H., & Zhao, Y.-Q. (2024). Engineering photoelectric conversion efficiency in two-dimensional ferroelectric Cs2PbI2Cl2/Sc2CO2 heterostructures. Applied Physics Letters.

 

Prof. Dr. Adel Mohamed | Materials Engineering | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Dr. Adel Mohamed | Materials Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Adel Mohamed | Suez University | Egypt

Prof. Adel Mohamed Amer Mohamed is a leading scholar in metallurgical and materials engineering, widely recognized for his influential research, academic leadership, and contributions to scientific advancement. His work spans advanced materials, electronic materials, metal matrix composites, theoretical modeling, electrocatalysis, and energy-storage systems, with a strong emphasis on modern materials innovation. He has produced an extensive research portfolio that includes high-impact journal publications, conference contributions, book chapters, and authored books reflecting both scientific depth and interdisciplinary relevance. Prof. Adel is consistently listed among the Stanford Top 2% Scientists, highlighting his global research visibility and strong citation indicators. His achievements extend beyond research into curriculum development, academic program enhancement, and quality assurance within higher education. He has played a central role in improving undergraduate and postgraduate academic structures while fostering a culture of scientific excellence. His leadership includes overseeing laboratory development, guiding student learning environments, and supporting scientific training initiatives. He has significantly contributed to strengthening industry–academia cooperation through collaborative projects, training programs, and strategic partnerships. Prof. Adel also actively participates in national scientific committees, reflecting his expertise in advanced materials and his role in shaping research directions. His editorial work and service as a reviewer for numerous journals demonstrate his commitment to maintaining high scientific standards. Dedicated to mentoring, he has supervised multiple postgraduate theses, helping shape the next generation of materials researchers. His research projects span diverse areas of application, including sustainable technologies, electrochemical systems, structural materials, and nanostructured composites. Through his continuous contributions to scientific research, academic development, and institutional growth, Prof. Adel Mohamed Amer Mohamed has established himself as a prominent figure in the field of materials engineering and a driving force behind the advancement of research and education.

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Featured Publications

Hsu, C.-Y., Ali, A. B. M., Jamal, Z. H., Mudhafar, M., Alsailawi, H. A., Abduvalieva, D., Mohamed, A. M. A., Adil, S. K., Alkahtani, H. M., & Mahariq, I. (2025). Transition metal-functionalized hexagonal bipyramidal boron clusters as high-performance electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction: A DFT study. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.

Matli, P. R., Manohar, G., Abdelatty, R., Shakoor, R. A., Azeem, A., Lingala, S. S. R., Kotalo, R. G., & Mohamed, A. M. A. (2024). Characterization of microstructural and mechanical properties of hybrid Al/SiC/Al₂O₃ nanocomposites. Emergent Materials.

Moussa, M. E., Salem, M. M. M., Hamid, M. A., Gomaa, M. H., Abd-Elwahed, A., Ghayad, I. M., & Mohamed, A. A. (2024). Mechanical integrity and in vitro degradation behavior of Mg–Zn–Ca biodegradable alloy prepared by different casting technologies. International Journal of Metalcasting.

Mikky, Y. A., Bhran, A. A., El-Araby, R. Y., Mohamed, A. M. A., Gadallah, A. G., & Shoaib, A. M. (2024). Optimization of biodiesel–nanoparticle blends for enhanced diesel engine performance and emission reduction. Processes, 12(11), Article 2471.

Mohamed, A. M. A., Ibrahim, M. F., Zedan, Y., Samuel, E., Samuel, A. M., & Samuel, F. H. (2023). A study on the factors enhancing the high-temperature strength of B319.2-type alloys. International Journal of Metalcasting.

Dr. Adane Kassa | Biophysics | Editorial Board Member

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Dr. Adane Kassa | Biophysics | Editorial Board Member

Dr. Adane Kassa | Debre Markos University | Ethiopia

Adane Kassa is a prominent chemist specializing in environmental chemistry, electrochemistry, and materials science. His research focuses on developing eco-friendly and low-cost adsorbents for industrial dye removal, promoting sustainable practices in water treatment. He has extensively worked on the design and application of novel electrochemical sensors for detecting pharmaceuticals and organophosphate pesticides in environmental samples. Kassa’s contributions include advancing voltammetric techniques and creating sensitive analytical methods for environmental monitoring. He has synthesized and characterized metal-organic complexes, including cobalt and manganese derivatives, with notable antibacterial and electrochemical properties. His work bridges fundamental chemistry and practical environmental solutions. Kassa has published in high-impact journals such as Desalination and Water Treatment, ACS Omega, and Journal of Applied Electrochemistry. His studies emphasize sustainability, green chemistry, and cost-effective materials for industrial and environmental applications. He integrates innovative analytical techniques with material design to address real-world challenges. Kassa’s research contributes to safer environmental practices and improved monitoring of pollutants. He demonstrates expertise in chemical synthesis, electrochemical characterization, and sensor development. His interdisciplinary approach connects chemistry, materials science, and environmental engineering. Kassa’s publications showcase his commitment to advancing knowledge in applied and experimental chemistry. He continues to explore new materials and methods for environmental and electrochemical applications. His work impacts both academic research and practical industrial solutions. Overall, Adane Kassa is recognized for his significant contributions to analytical chemistry, sustainable materials, and environmental protection.

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Featured Publications

Kassa, A., Engida, A., & Endaye, M. (2025). Eco-friendly adsorbents for industrial dye removal: A comprehensive review of low-cost alternatives. Desalination and Water Treatment.

Ejigu, A., Tefera, M., Guadie, A., Abate, S. G., & Kassa, A. (2025). A review of voltammetric techniques for sensitive detection of organophosphate pesticides in environmental samples. ACS Omega.

Kassa, A., Abebe, A., Biresaw, M., & Tigineh, G. T. (2024). Application of a synthesized novel poly(μ-(4,4’-bipyridine(bis(1,10-phenanthroline))cobalt(II) chloride)) modified glassy carbon electrode for selective differential pulse voltammetric determination of ciprofloxacin in real samples. SSRN.

Zihon, M., Kassa, A., Tigineh, G. T., Chanie, G., Tesfaye, D., Gebrezgiabher, M., Metto, M., Alem, M. B., Abebe, A., & Thomas, M. (2024). Manganese(II) resorcinolate complex: Synthesis, characterizations, electrochemical behavior, and antibacterial activities. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry.