Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dawei Jiang | Material sciences | Outstanding Scientist Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dawei Jiang, Northeast Forestry University, China

Dawei Jiang, Associate Professor and Secretary of Chemistry at the College of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Resource Utilization, Northeast Forestry University, specializes in innovative material sciences. His research focuses on flame-retardant polymers, functional materials, wearable sensors, and high-performance composites. With extensive academic and professional experience across China, the USA, and New Zealand, he has authored influential publications in advanced material technologies. Passionate about sustainability and technological advancements, Dawei Jiang collaborates globally to drive innovation in flexible electronics and nanotechnology. ✨🎓🌍

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Summary of Suitability

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dawei Jiang exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding scientist through his impactful research, global collaborations, and dedication to advancing sustainable and functional materials. His ability to merge molecular design with cutting-edge applications makes him a trailblazer in material sciences and a strong contender for the Outstanding Scientist Award. His achievements not only showcase exceptional academic excellence but also underline his contribution to addressing critical societal and technological challenges. 🌟

Education and Experience

📘 Education

🎓 Visiting Scholar: Chemistry, University of Auckland, New Zealand (2024-2025)
🎓 Joint Ph.D. Student: Chemical Engineering, Lamar University, USA (2013-2015)
🎓 Ph.D.: Chemical Engineering and Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology, China (2010-2015)
🎓 Master’s: Polymeric Chemistry and Physics, Northeast Forestry University, China (2007-2010)
🎓 Bachelor’s: Food Chemistry and Engineering, Northeast Forestry University, China (2002-2006)

📘 Experience

🧪 Associate Professor: Northeast Forestry University, China (Since 2015)
🏛️ Deputy Town Chief: Yuqi, Huishan, Jiangsu Province, China (2012-2013)

Professional Development

Dawei Jiang has actively contributed to advanced material sciences, focusing on polymer materials, wearable sensors, and sustainable composites. As a visiting scholar at the University of Auckland, he enhances his expertise in cutting-edge chemistry. His joint Ph.D. tenure at Lamar University enriched his insights into international research practices. Passionate about sustainability and functional designs, Jiang’s career reflects a commitment to blending academic knowledge with practical innovation. Through global collaborations, he has authored numerous impactful publications in leading journals, promoting advancements in nanotechnology, flame-retardant polymers, and flexible electronics. 🌟🔬🌏

Research Focus

Dawei Jiang’s research centers on innovative and sustainable materials:

🔥 Development of flame-retardant polymer materials
💡 Functional polymers for high-performance applications
🩹 Wearable and flexible strain sensors
🧵 Enhanced interfacial properties in fiber-reinforced composites
His work bridges molecular design and cutting-edge technology, fostering advancements in electronics, thermal insulation, and sustainable nanocomposites. His efforts in triboelectric nanogenerators and cellulose-based materials drive transformative applications across wearable tech, architecture, and energy sectors. 🌱📱⚙️

Awards and Honors

🏆 Outstanding Researcher Award: Northeast Forestry University
🏅 Top 10 Publications of the Year: Recognized for impactful contributions in material sciences
🎖️ Erasmus+ Fellowship: University of Porto, Portugal (2016-2017)
🌟 National Young Talent Award: Innovation in Chemistry and Material Design
🥇 Best Paper Award: International Conference on Nanotechnology Applications

Publication Top Notes:

📖 Electromagnetic interference shielding polymers and nanocomposites – a review (Cited by: 624, Year: 2019)
🛡️ Advanced micro/nanocapsules for self-healing smart anticorrosion coatings (Cited by: 411, Year: 2015)
📐 Flexible sandwich structural strain sensor based on silver nanowires decorated with self-healing substrate (Cited by: 227, Year: 2019)
🌟 Interfacially reinforced unsaturated polyester carbon fiber composites with a vinyl ester-carbon nanotubes sizing agent (Cited by: 205, Year: 2018)
🧪 Electrically insulated epoxy nanocomposites reinforced with synergistic core–shell SiO2@MWCNTs and montmorillonite bifillers (Cited by: 192, Year: 2017)

Dr. Pavol Mikula , Nuclear Physics Institute ASCR , Czech Republic

Dr. Pavol Mikula, born in 1947 in Topoľčany, Slovak Republic, is a distinguished scientist with a prolific career in nuclear physics. He completed his postgraduate studies at the Nuclear Physics Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, earning his CSc. degree in 1974. Dr. Mikula has been a leading research scientist since 1991 and obtained his DrSc. degree from Charles University in Prague in 1998. With over 300 publications to his credit, including about 30 papers in international journals and numerous conference contributions, his research has significantly contributed to neutron diffraction optics, small-angle neutron scattering, and residual strain measurements. Dr. Mikula’s work has taken him to various institutions worldwide, further enriching his expertise and collaborations in the field of nuclear physics

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🎓 Education:

From 1964 to 1969, RNDr. Pavol Mikula pursued his undergraduate education at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague. Following this, from 1969 to 1974, he dedicated himself to postgraduate study, earning a CSc. degree, which is equivalent to a Ph.D., at the Nuclear Physics Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. These formative years laid the groundwork for his illustrious career in nuclear physics and diffraction optics.

👨‍💼 Professional Career:

In 1971, RNDr. Pavol Mikula was honored with the RNDr. degree from Charles University in Prague, marking a significant milestone in his academic journey. His expertise and dedication were further recognized in 1991 when he was appointed as a Leading Research Scientist. Continuing his academic pursuit, he attained the prestigious DrSc. degree from Charles University in Prague in 1998, solidifying his status as a distinguished scholar in the field of nuclear physics. Since 1974, Dr. Mikula has held a permanent position at the Nuclear Physics Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, where he continues to contribute significantly to research and academic endeavors.

🔬 Main Fields of Activities:

From 1969 to 1978, RNDr. Pavol Mikula focused his efforts on studying neutron beam modulation and reflectivity properties. Transitioning into the late 1970s and early 1980s, he delved into research on multiple diffraction effects. Throughout the 1980s, his work shifted towards neutron Bragg diffraction optics, spanning from 1983 to 1990. In the early 1990s, he furthered the application of neutron Bragg diffraction optics, culminating in innovative advancements. Presently, Dr. Mikula continues to expand upon his research, particularly in the application of neutron Bragg diffraction optics in neutron diffraction instrumentation, showcasing his enduring commitment to advancing the field of nuclear physics.

Publication Top Notes:

On a Possibility of High-Resolution Neutron Diffraction Observation of Inconel 718 Substructure Phases
- Conference: EAN 2023 – 61st Conference on Experimental Stress Analysis, Proceedings of Full Papers, 2024
- Pages: 136–140
High-Resolution Three-Axis Neutron Diffractometer for Microstructure Investigations of Polycrystalline Materials
- Journal: Procedia Structural Integrity, 2023, 43, pp. 119–123
- Open access
Multiple Bragg Reflections Are Not Always Negligible and Spurious
- Journal: Physics of Metals and Metallography, 2022, 123(13), pp. 1354–1360
On the Resolution in Strain/Stress Measurements on Bulk Polycrystalline Samples by 3-Axis Neutron Diffractometer
- Journal: Physics of Metals and Metallography, 2022, 123(13), pp. 1348–1353