Amirali Farmani | High energy physics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Amirali Farmani | High energy physics | Best Researcher Award

PHD at Sahand University of Technology, Iran

Amirali Farmani is a Ph.D. candidate in Material Science at Sahand University of Technology, focusing on enhancing hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions on electrodeposited nickel electrodes. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Material Engineering with a specialization in Metallurgy from Bonab University and a Master of Science in Material Science from Sahand University. His research includes innovative approaches to corrosion protection, nanocrystalline nickel films, and electrochemical water splitting. Amirali has contributed significantly to his field with several publications in esteemed journals and has been involved in consultancy projects, including designing novel corrosion protection systems. High energy physics

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Academic and Professional Background

From September 2013 to August 2017, Amirali Farmani pursued a Bachelor of Engineering in Material Engineering with a specialization in Metallurgy at Bonab University, East Azerbaijan. Continuing his academic journey, from September 2017 to June 2020, he completed a Master of Science in Material Science focusing on Corrosion and Material Protection at Sahand University of Technology, Tabriz, East Azerbaijan. Currently, he is a Ph.D. candidate in Material Science, also at Sahand University of Technology, where his research has focused on enhancing hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions on electrodeposited nickel electrodes through innovative approaches, as evidenced by several publications in esteemed journals.  High energy physics

Areas of Research

Functional Nanomaterials Energy Materials Corrosion and Surface Science. High energy physics

Research Focus

The researcher in question appears to focus on the fields of material science and electrochemistry, with a specific interest in the synthesis and characterization of electrode materials. Their work includes studying the enhancement of hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions on nickel electrodes, exploring the effects of mesoporosity, magnetohydrodynamics, and high gradient magnetic forces. They also investigate the corrosion behavior and ion release of chromium-cobalt alloys, particularly under the influence of chemical passivation. Additionally, they have delved into the production of nanocrystalline nickel films using ultrasonic-assisted pulse electrodeposition, examining the competition between mass transport and nucleation in determining corrosion resistance. High energy physics

Publications

  1. Ultrasonic-assisted pulse electrodeposition process for producing nanocrystalline nickel films and their corrosion behavior: Competition between mass transport and nucleation, Publication date: 2024.
  2. Effect of chemical passivation on corrosion behavior and ion release of a commercial chromium-cobalt alloy, Publication date: 2020.
  3. Boosting hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions on electrodeposited nickel electrodes via simultaneous mesoporosity, magnetohydrodynamics and high gradient magnetic force, Publication date: 2020.
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Min Yang | High Energy physics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Min Yang | High Energy physics | Best Researcher Award

PHD at Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao, China

Dr. Min Yang, based at Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao, China, is a distinguished researcher recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher for Clarivate in 2022 and listed among the World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2023. With an H-index of 45, she has authored 83 influential papers, including 39 ESI HOT/Highly Cited papers, accumulating 8205 WOS citations. As the chief expert of the Qingdao Nanolubricant Quasi Dry Manufacturing Expert Workstation, her expertise spans grinding, precision machining, biomedical material processing, and the preparation of wearable sensors. Additionally, she has authored 4 books, contributing significantly to her field. High Energy physics

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Education

phd, Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao, China

Accolades

Min Yang is a Highly Cited Researcher for Clarivate in 2022 and recognized as one of the World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2023. She has made significant contributions, with 83 highly influential papers to her name, including 39 ESI HOT/Highly Cited papers. Her impressive H-index of 45 reflects the impact of her work, which has garnered a total of 8205 WOS citations. High Energy physics

Expertise

Her expertise extends to serving as the chief expert of the Qingdao Nanolubricant Quasi Dry Manufacturing Expert Workstation.

Publications

In addition to her prolific paper output, Min Yang has authored 4 books, 2 of which were published by Science Press.

Research Interest

Grinding and precision machining, Biomedical material processing, Preparation of wearable sensors

Research Focus:

Dr. Min Yang’s research focuses on various aspects of advanced manufacturing technology, particularly in the field of grinding and precision machining. Her recent work includes investigations into the grindability evaluation of ultrasonic-assisted grinding of silicon nitride ceramic using minimum quantity lubrication based SiO2 nanofluid. Additionally, she has contributed significantly to understanding material removal mechanisms and force modeling in ultrasonic vibration-assisted micro-grinding of biological bone. Dr. Yang’s expertise extends to exploring heat transfer mechanisms in cryogenic air minimum quantity lubrication grinding of titanium alloy and developing temperature field models in surface grinding. She continues to advance knowledge in these areas through her research at Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao, China. High Energy physics

Publications

  1. Temperature field model in surface grinding: a comparative assessment, Publication: 2023.
  2. Material Removal Mechanism and Force Modeling in Ultrasonic Vibration-Assisted Micro-Grinding Biological Bone, Publication: 2023.
  3. Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient Model Under Nanofluid Minimum Quantity Lubrication Coupled with Cryogenic Air Grinding Ti–6Al–4V, Publication: 2020.
  4. Nanobiolubricant grinding: a comprehensive review, Publication: 2024.
  5. Kinematics and improved surface roughness model in milling, Publication: 2022.
  6. Graphene-based flexible wearable sensors: mechanisms, challenges, and future directions, Publication: 2023.
  7. Grindability Evaluation of Ultrasonic Assisted Grinding of Silicon Nitride Ceramic Using Minimum Quantity Lubrication Based SiO2 Nanofluid, Publication: 2024.
  8. Magnetic Bearing: Structure, Model and Control strategy, Publication: 2023.
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