Xuhang Zhan | Sensor | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Xuhang Zhan | Sensor | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Xuhang Zhan | Shenzhen University | China

Mr. Xuhang Zhan is a dedicated researcher and engineer specializing in electromagnetic ultrasonic non-destructive testing and ultrasound imaging, with strong expertise in host computer software development. Their academic foundation encompasses optics, college physics, electromagnetic fields and waves, analog and digital electronic technology, and signals and systems, providing a solid basis for advanced research. Mr. Xuhang Zhan has focused on multi-scale non-destructive testing methods for power batteries, particularly oriented toward secondary utilization. They independently designed and built a battery scanning imaging experimental platform using electromagnetic ultrasonic technology to probe the interior of lithium-ion batteries. This work involved leading the design of an electromagnetic ultrasonic scanning probe, optimizing parameters through electromagnetic simulation, and integrating hardware and software for precise experimental operation. Using LabVIEW, they developed motor displacement control programs and ultrasonic signal acquisition systems, while MATLAB facilitated signal filtering, feature extraction, and two-dimensional imaging algorithms. Their platform was successfully tested across different battery models and manufacturers, demonstrating both technical innovation and practical applicability. Beyond research, Mr. Xuhang Zhan has cultivated extensive experience in industrial control upper computer software development and collaborative hardware-software integration. Their skills extend to ultrasonic processing, imaging algorithm development, and experimental optimization. Throughout their academic journey, they actively engaged in college competitions, earning recognition for their achievements, reflecting a blend of creativity, technical rigor, and leadership. Mr. Xuhang Zhan continues to advance the field of non-destructive testing with a strong commitment to innovation and applied research in battery diagnostics and imaging technologies.

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Featured Publications

Zhan, X., Li, Z., Chen, H., Yu, G., & Li, X. (2025, September). Optimization and application of electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer for battery non-destructive testing. Sensors.

Assist Prof Dr. Zhengmao Ding | Sensor | Young Scientist Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Zhengmao Ding | Sensor | Young Scientist Award

Assistant professor, Xiamen University, China

Zhengmao Ding is an Assistant Professor at Xiamen University, China, specializing in surface and interface science, smart sensors, organ chips, osmotic energy harvesting, and protective coatings. With a postdoctoral background at Tsinghua University under Academician Jianbin Luo, he has gained extensive experience in interdisciplinary research. Ding has contributed to several influential papers in high-impact journals like Carbon Energy and Small. He serves as a guest editor and a member of the topical advisory panel for Polymers, and reviews for other prestigious journals such as Friction and Journal of Applied Polymer Science 🌟🔬.

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Education:

Zhengmao Ding completed his academic training at top-tier institutions in China, earning advanced degrees that laid the foundation for his current research in nanomaterials and energy-related fields. His doctoral and postdoctoral work have honed his expertise in smart materials and energy conversion technologies 🎓📚.

Experience:

Ding’s professional journey includes pioneering roles at Xiamen University and Tsinghua University. He has participated in and led several high-profile research projects, particularly in the domains of osmotic energy conversion and smart sensor technology. His work has been supported by both national and international funding agencies, contributing to his recognition in the scientific community 🔬🏅.

Research Interests:

Zhengmao Ding’s research spans smart sensor technology, energy conversion materials, organ-on-chip systems, and the development of sustainable coatings. His work on osmotic energy harvesting, specifically using 2D nanosheet membranes, stands at the intersection of energy and material science, focusing on efficient energy generation and sustainable materials 🧪⚡.

Awards:

Zhengmao Ding has received numerous accolades for his contributions to science and technology. These include funding from prestigious grants like the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. His innovative work in materials science continues to earn him recognition in both academia and industry 🏆🌍.

Publications:

Yuru You, Feng Xu, Lingling Liu, Songyue Chen, Zhengmao Ding, Daoheng Sun.** Construction of Thick Myocardial Tissue through Layered Seeding in Multi-Layer Nanofiber Scaffolds. Polymers, 2024, 16 (18): 2664. Link

Zhengmao Ding, Tiancheng Gu, Minghao Zhang, Kaiqiang Wang, Daoheng Sun, Jinjin Li.** Angstrom-Scale 2D Channels Designed For Osmotic Energy Harvesting. Small, 2024, 2403593. Link

Zhengmao Ding, Tiancheng Gu, Rui Zhang, Shouyi Sun, Kaiqiang Wang, Hanli Zhang, Jinjin Li, Yunjun Luo.* Plasma-oxidized 2D MXene subnanochannel membrane for high-performance osmotic energy conversion. Carbon Energy, 2024, e509. Link

Tiancheng Gu, Junjie Xu, Fengdan Zhu, Zhengmao Ding, Yunjun Luo, et al.** Different hydrophilic bilayer membranes for efficient osmotic energy harvesting with high-concentration exfoliation. Applied Clay Science, 2024, 261: 107577. Link

Zhengmao Ding, Tiancheng Gu, Shouyi Sun, Gang Tang, Hanli Zhang, Teng Wang, Yunjun Luo, Jinjin Li, et al.** Promoting osmotic energy conversion through fluorinated nanochannel membranes with large-scale exfoliation and low transmission resistance. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2023, 11, 8798-8808. Link