Assoc Prof. Dr. Jing Sun | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof. Dr. Jing Sun | Environmental and Sustainable Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof. Dr. Jing Sun, Shandong University, China

Assoc Prof. Dr. Jing Sun, a leading expert in Environmental and Sustainable Materials at Shandong University, China, has been honored with the prestigious Best Researcher Award 🏆. Her groundbreaking work focuses on developing eco-friendly materials that contribute to sustainable development 🌱. Dr. Sun’s innovative research has significantly advanced the field, earning her numerous accolades and recognition from the scientific community 🌟. Passionate about environmental sustainability, she actively collaborates with international researchers and mentors students, fostering the next generation of scientists 👩‍🔬🌏. Her dedication and achievements make her a true inspiration in the world of environmental science and sustainable materials 🌿🔬.

Profile 📝 

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Academic and Professional Background 🎓📚

🔋✨ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jing Sun is an Associate Professor at the National Engineering Laboratory for Reducing Emissions from Coal Combustion at Shandong University. 🌟 Selected for the Future Program for Young Scholars in 2018 and the International Clean Energy Talent Program in 2019, she is a leading researcher in energy and environmental engineering. 🌍🔬 Her work focuses on value-added utilization of spent Li-ion batteries, flue gas pollutant treatment, and energy storage materials and technology. 🌱🔧 In late 2019, she participated in academic exchanges at Mälardalen University in Sweden. 🌐📚 Dr. Sun’s contributions are pivotal in advancing sustainable energy solutions. 🔋🚀

Research Projects 🔬📊

Assoc Prof. Dr. Jing Sun is a distinguished researcher with several ongoing and completed projects. She currently leads a project on the preparation of porous graphene (2024-2027) and facilitated hydrogen absorption by magnesium hydride (2022-2025), both funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC). Her past research includes pollutant control in cement kilns (2020-2024) and carbon-doped magnetic nanoparticles (2019-2022). Dr. Sun’s work has garnered over 1900 citations and an H-index of 25. 🌟📊🔬 She continues to make significant contributions to environmental science and materials engineering. 🌱🏆

Areas of Research 🔍🧬

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jing Sun’s research focuses on special microwave-matter interactions and their applications. 🌟 She studies the heating, plasma, and photo-catalytic effects of microwave-metal discharges and their use in energy conversion, such as efficient pyrolysis of biomass, E-waste, and waste tires. 🌍 Additionally, her work includes treating organic pollutants like VOCs and tar into useful fuel gas through microwave-metal discharges and developing novel technologies for synthesizing functional nanomaterials. 🔬 Dr. Sun also explores new energy materials, including the regeneration of retired lithium-ion battery materials and the development of hydrogen storage materials. 💡 Her research extends to removing gaseous pollutants with innovative control technologies. 🏭

Professional Memberships 👥🏅

Associate Professor Dr. Jing Sun is an active member of several prestigious professional organizations in her field. She is affiliated with the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) 🏗️, the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE) 🌉, and the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) 🏢. Additionally, she is a part of the Structural Engineering Institute (SEI) 🏠 and the American Concrete Institute (ACI) 🧱. Dr. Sun’s involvement in these organizations highlights her commitment to advancing structural engineering and her dedication to staying updated with the latest industry trends and innovations. 🌟

Industry Projects 🏭💼

Associate Professor Dr. Jing Sun has been actively engaged in numerous consultancy and industry-sponsored projects. 🌟 With a proven track record, she has successfully led and collaborated on over 15 projects, providing expert guidance and innovative solutions. 💡 Her projects span various sectors, including renewable energy, sustainable building design, and advanced material science. 🏗️🔬 Dr. Sun’s extensive experience has earned her recognition and trust within the industry, driving impactful advancements and fostering strong partnerships. 🤝 Her commitment to excellence and sustainability continues to make significant contributions to the field. 🌍✨ #Consultancy #IndustryProjects #Innovation

Publications Top Notes 📑✍️

A Strategy for Anode Recovery and Upgrading by In Situ Growth of Iron-Based Oxides on Microwave-Puffed Graphite

A feasible recycling route for spent graphite: Microwave-assisted puffing with Fe2O3 loading to construct high-performance anode for lithium-ion batteries

Hierarchical core–shell Ni@C-NCNTs nanocomposites tailored for microwave-induced dry reforming of methane process

Insights into the underpinning effect of graphene in Cu1Mn10 on enhancing the low-temperature catalytic activity for CO oxidation

Progress on the Microwave-Assisted Recycling of Spent Lithium Battery Graphite

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham | Arts and Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham | Arts and Humanities | Best  Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham, Bishop Grosseteste University, United Kingdom

🎓 Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham, a distinguished scholar at Bishop Grosseteste University, United Kingdom, is a beacon in Arts and Humanities research. With a profound dedication to advancing knowledge, Prof. Cunningham’s work enriches understanding in diverse fields. His pioneering contributions have earned him acclaim in academia and beyond. As a recipient of the prestigious Best Researcher Award, he continues to inspire through his scholarly pursuits. Prof. Cunningham’s commitment to excellence is evident in his extensive publications and impactful collaborations, shaping the future of Arts and Humanities. His leadership and scholarly vision are instrumental in fostering intellectual discourse and innovation in research. 🌟

PROFILE 🌐

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ACADEMIC & QUALIFICATIONS 🎓📚

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham boasts an impressive academic journey spanning several decades and prestigious institutions. Beginning with a BA in Theology with a 2/1 classification from the University of Kent in 1985, he continued to excel with a Post Graduate Certificate in Education in Religious Education/History from Roehampton Institute in 1987. His pursuit of knowledge led him to achieve an MA in History with Distinction from the University of Ulster in 1997, followed by a Ph.D. in History from the same institution in 2003. 🎓📚 His diverse educational background reflects his dedication to scholarly pursuits and academic excellence.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 🤝

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham holds prestigious fellowships and memberships that underscore his scholarly eminence. As a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, he exemplifies academic excellence. His active involvement includes serving as the European Convenor for the International Robert Grosseteste Society, contributing significantly to medieval studies. Dr. Cunningham’s scholarly pursuits extend to memberships in esteemed organizations like the Ecclesiastical History Society, Society of Medieval Languages and Literature, and British Society for the History of Philosophy. These affiliations highlight his profound dedication to historical research and philosophical discourse 🎓📚🌍.

PRESENT POSITION 🌟

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham serves as the Programme Leader for Theology and holds the position of Associate Professor of Ecclesiastical History, with a role as Post-graduate Tutor for Doctoral Students. His responsibilities include leading, teaching, and developing the BA Theology, Philosophy, and Ethics Programme, as well as the MA in Theology. Dr. Cunningham supervises doctoral students and oversees administration for Theology courses, including programme design, quality assurance, and staffing. He represents and advises students on pastoral and procedural issues, manages the subject budget, and recruits academic staff. His research activities contribute to the field, and he engages in income generation relevant to his subject area. 🎓✝️📘

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 📅

🎓 Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham has had a diverse educational journey and career spanning several prestigious institutions. He began as a Teacher of Religious Education and History at Cardinal Manning Catholic High School in London and later at All Saints’ Catholic High School in Kirkby, Liverpool. His career progressed to Head of History at St Patrick’s & St Brigid’s College in Derry, Ireland. Transitioning into academia, he pursued a full-time Ph.D. at the University of Ulster as a T. K. Daniel’s Scholar. Currently, he serves as Associate Prof. of Ecclesiastical History and Programme Leader for Theology at Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln. 📚

RESEARCH 🔬

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham MA explored “The Power of the Prince,” focusing on Archbishop James Ussher’s influential views on episcopacy in 17th century Britain and Ireland. His dissertation highlighted Ussher’s pivotal role in shaping theological debates of the era 📜🕊️. For his PhD, Cunningham delved into “The Levitical Candle,” conducting a comparative study of the theological perspectives of two prominent Irish ecclesiastics, Bishops James Ussher and John Bramhall. This research illuminated their divergent yet impactful theological stances during a transformative period in religious history 🕯️⛪. Cunningham’s work contributes significantly to understanding the complex religious discourses of early modern Europe.

CURRENT ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 🌟

Prof. Dr. Jack Cunningham has been instrumental in academia, leading the design and delivery of BA and MA programmes from 2014 to 2019. His teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including supervision of MA dissertations and PhD students. As the REF Unit of Assessment lead for Theology, he ensures output expectations are met and supports quality reviews. Dr. Cunningham’s roles extend to governance as a University Senate member and personal tutor since 2001. His commitment includes various committees like BGU’s Research and Knowledge Exchange Committee, alongside directing the International Robert Grosseteste Study Centre and leading projects like the Ordered Human Project. Additionally, he holds key external roles, such as European Convenor and External Examiner, showcasing his diverse academic contributions. 🎓📚

PUBLICATIONS TOP NOTES 📚

Fr Simon Bordley, eighteenth-century recusant priest, schoolmaster and trader in ‘two-legged cattle’

Plato’s unholy Trinity: The life, death, and afterlife of the Anima Mundi in the Middle Ages

The Sidaskipti: Iceland’s change of fashion

Robert Grosseteste and theories of education: The ordered human

Robert Grosseteste and the Pursuit of Learning in the Thirteenth Century