Marilyn Bishop | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Marilyn Bishop | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University | United States

Marilyn F. Bishop is a tenured Associate Professor of Physics at Virginia Commonwealth University since 1986. She earned her Ph.D. in Physics from the University of California, Irvine in 1976. With a strong foundation in mathematics and physics, she has developed a multifaceted academic career blending theoretical physics with biophysical research. Bishop’s extensive work spans decades, contributing to both scientific understanding and educational advancements, making her a respected figure in physics education and research communities.

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Bishop’s academic journey began with dual Bachelor’s degrees in Physics (1971) and Mathematics (1972) from UC Irvine, followed by a Master’s (1973) and Ph.D. in Physics (1976) from the same institution. She started as a Research Assistant at UC Irvine, honing her skills in theoretical physics. Early postdoctoral work at Purdue University and a visiting scientist role at Technische Universität München reflect her deep engagement with surface physics and condensed matter topics, establishing a strong foundation for her future research and teaching career.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Since 1986, Marilyn Bishop has been a key faculty member at VCU, earning tenure in 1990. Her earlier roles include Assistant Professor at Drexel University and consulting for Purdue University’s Physics Department. She has also been a Fellow at the Center for the Study of Biological Complexity, integrating physics with biological applications. Her professional work balances academic research, collaborative projects, and consulting, emphasizing both theoretical and computational physics, alongside mentoring students and contributing to interdisciplinary scientific communities.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Bishop’s research emphasizes surface polaritons, spatially dispersive materials, and light scattering phenomena, particularly relating to biophysical systems like sickle hemoglobin polymerization. She has published extensively on surface exciton polaritons, Raman scattering, and spin susceptibility in electron gases. Her interdisciplinary work bridges physics and biology, supported by NIH grants focused on computational modeling of cardiopulmonary physiology. Her innovative use of photonic band structure methods to study biological tissues, such as the eye’s cornea, marks a notable contribution to biophysics.

🌟 Impact and Influence

Marilyn Bishop’s impact is seen through her numerous publications, presentations, and invited talks at major physics conferences like the APS March Meetings. She has helped shape understanding in condensed matter physics and biophysics, fostering collaboration between physics and biological sciences. Her research has influenced studies on electron interactions, spin susceptibility, and optical properties of materials, inspiring new computational approaches. She is a mentor to students and colleagues, advancing physics education and encouraging interdisciplinary exploration.

📖 Academic Cites

Her scholarly work has been cited widely in condensed matter physics and biophysics, particularly her studies on surface polaritons and electron gas spin susceptibility. Papers published in prestigious journals like Physical Review B and Physical Review Letters demonstrate her research rigor and relevance. Participation in workshops such as the NSF’s Materials Theory and her role in presenting at over 50 conferences have further solidified her standing in the scientific community, influencing ongoing research in theoretical and applied physics.

🧠 Research Skills

Marilyn Bishop possesses advanced skills in theoretical modeling, computational physics, and light scattering techniques. She developed Mathematica programs for physics visualization and data analysis, pioneering online homework systems in physics education. Her expertise extends to Monte Carlo simulations, photonic band structure calculations, and modeling complex biological systems. Her research methodology combines rigorous mathematical frameworks with computational tools to explore physical phenomena at both micro and macro scales, enhancing interdisciplinary research capabilities.

👩‍🏫 Teaching Experience

Bishop has a rich teaching portfolio, delivering courses from introductory physics labs to advanced graduate seminars in quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, and theoretical mechanics. She created new courses like Physics of Sound and Music and integrated Mathematica visualization tools into the curriculum. Known for developing online homework and detailed instructional materials, Bishop has mentored numerous students and collaborated with colleagues to enhance physics pedagogy at VCU, combining research insights with effective teaching strategies.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Her accolades include the Drexel University Research Scholar Award, membership in Sigma Xi, and the VCU SEED Award (2022-2023) for innovative research proposals. She also earned recognition early in her career with the First Place in the Writer’s Division of the Advertiser-Press Awards (1969). Bishop has secured multiple NIH grants supporting research and education, as well as industry funding, underscoring her research’s impact and her commitment to scientific excellence and mentorship.

🔮 Legacy and Future Contributions

Marilyn F. Bishop’s legacy lies in her interdisciplinary research bridging physics and biology, innovative teaching methods, and mentorship. Her ongoing work on sickle-cell hemoglobin structure and computational biophysics continues to push boundaries. As a tenured professor and research fellow, she is poised to influence future generations through continued scholarship, course development, and collaborative projects. Her integration of computational tools and physical theory sets a strong foundation for future scientific and educational advancements.

Publications Top Notes

Entropies of the Classical Dimer Model

  • Authors: John C. Baker, Marilyn F. Bishop, Tom McMullen
    Journal: Entropy
    Year: 2025

An α-chain modification rivals the effect of fetal hemoglobin in retarding the rate of sickle cell fiber formation

  • Authors: E.H. Worth, M.K. Fugate, K.C. Grasty, P.J. Loll, Marilyn F. Bishop, F.A. Ferrone
    Journal: Scientific Reports
    Year: 2023

Entropy of Charge Inversion in DNA including One-Loop Fluctuations

  • Authors: M.D. Sievert, Marilyn F. Bishop, Tom McMullen
    Journal: Entropy
    Year: 2023

Superlinear increase of photoluminescence with excitation intensity in Zn-doped GaN

  • Authors: M.A. Reshchikov, A.J. Olsen, Marilyn F. Bishop, Tom McMullen
    Journal: Physical Review B – Condensed Matter and Materials Physics
    Year: 2013

The Sickle-Cell Fiber Revisited

  • Authors: Marilyn F. Bishop, Frank A. Ferrone
    Journal: Biomolecules
    Year: 2023

 

 

Joseph Brizar Okaly | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Joseph Brizar Okaly | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

Researcher at GHS Minkama | Cameroon

Dr. Okaly Joseph Brizar is a distinguished physicist, educator, and academic leader. Holding a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Yaounde I, he currently serves as the Vice-Principal and Physics Lecturer at Government High School Minkama, under the Ministry of Secondary Education, Cameroon. His research spans biophysics, statistical physics, and nonlinear systems, earning him international recognition. Married and a father of six, Dr. Okaly balances a robust academic career with administrative duties and remains committed to scientific excellence and educational reform in Cameroon.

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Okaly’s academic journey began with a Baccalaureate in Mathematics and Physics in 2000 from GHS Obala. He pursued higher education at the University of Yaounde I, obtaining a Bachelor’s (2008), Master’s (2013), and ultimately a Ph.D. in Physics (2019). His training included teacher certification programs (Grades 1 & 2) from the High Teacher Training College, equipping him with both scientific acumen and pedagogical skills. His doctoral thesis, “Base pairs opening and bubble transport in DNA systems,” laid the foundation for his research in biological and condensed matter systems.

💼 Professional Endeavors

With over 20 years of professional experience, Dr. Okaly has held diverse academic and administrative roles. He has taught Physics across secondary schools and higher institutions, including Polytech d’Obala and the University of Yaounde I. Rising through the ranks, he served as Head of Department, Level Responsible, and now as Vice-Principal at GHS Minkama. His dual roles reflect strong leadership, strategic oversight, and dedication to education management. His career exemplifies the integration of academic rigor and institutional development in Cameroon’s education sector.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Okaly’s research is rooted in nonlinear dynamics, particularly in DNA systems, earthquake modeling, and long-range interactions. He has authored 12 peer-reviewed publications in respected journals like Chaos, Phys. Rev. E, and Physica A. His work on bubble transport in DNA, damped systems, and statistical modeling demonstrates a deep commitment to biophysics and molecular simulations. He has collaborated extensively with notable researchers, exploring themes such as soliton dynamics, hydrodynamic friction, and external force interactions bridging theoretical physics with real-world biological and geological systems.

🌍 Impact and Influence

Dr. Okaly’s scholarly work significantly advances the understanding of complex physical systems, particularly in biomolecular physics and earthquake wave modeling. His contributions have improved theoretical models used in medical research and environmental studies. As a senior educator and administrator, he has mentored hundreds of students, fostering a new generation of physicists in Cameroon. His influence extends beyond the classroom into national science policy through curriculum reform and educational leadership. His research has gained international recognition, shaping the discourse in condensed matter and statistical physics communities.

📚 Academic Citations

Dr. Okaly’s research has been cited in global academic literature, underscoring its relevance in nonlinear science, biophysics, and geophysics. Articles such as “Nonlinear dynamics of damped DNA systems with long-range interaction” and “Base pair opening in damped helicoidal models” are often referenced by scholars exploring molecular dynamics and DNA stability. His 2025 publication in the European Physical Journal Plus reflects continued momentum in cutting-edge research. The increasing citation rate of his work showcases his growing impact on the international physics research community.

🧪 Research Skills

Dr. Okaly demonstrates exceptional skill in theoretical modeling, differential equations, numerical simulations, and interdisciplinary analysis. His expertise in simulating molecular systems, such as DNA, showcases a deep understanding of long-range interaction effects and damped dynamics. He skillfully integrates mathematical physics, statistical tools, and computational methods to model complex phenomena in biological and physical systems. This blend of skills allows him to contribute to a wide range of physics applications, from molecular biology to earthquake wave propagation a true reflection of scientific versatility and innovation.

👨‍🏫 Teaching Experience

A seasoned educator, Dr. Okaly has taught Physics at various academic levels since 2004. His experience ranges from secondary schools (GHS Guéré, GHS Niga, GTHS Ngaoundéré) to higher institutions like the University of Yaounde I. His teaching combines conceptual clarity, experimental insights, and technology-integrated learning. As Vice-Principal and Department Head, he has introduced pedagogical reforms, mentored junior teachers, and led curriculum innovations. His dedication to teaching has impacted thousands of students, many of whom have pursued STEM careers, thereby contributing to national development.

🏅 Awards and Honors

While formal awards are not explicitly listed, Dr. Okaly’s appointments to leadership positions (such as Vice-Principal and Head of Department) reflect institutional recognition of his academic excellence, integrity, and professionalism. His selection to collaborative research projects with senior physicists and publication in renowned international journals is a testament to his merit and contribution to science. He remains a strong candidate for future academic awards, especially in physics research, science education, and educational leadership, with a proven record of impactful scholarship and service.

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Okaly Joseph Brizar is establishing a lasting legacy through his contributions to science, education, and community leadership. He is actively shaping the next generation of Cameroonian scientists while producing cutting-edge research on DNA dynamics and earthquake modeling. Looking ahead, he aims to expand international collaborations, secure research funding, and promote scientific innovation in Africa. His long-term vision includes bridging education and research, developing science policy, and enhancing Africa’s presence in the global scientific arena. His legacy will reflect knowledge, mentorship, and visionary leadership.

Top Noted Publications

Nonlinear dynamics of damped DNA systems with long-range interaction

  • Authors: J. B. Okaly*, A. Mvogo, R. L. Woulaché, T. C. Kofané
    Journal: Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation
    Year: 2018

Semi-discrete Breather in a Helicoidal DNA Double Chain-Model

  • Authors: J. B. Okaly*, A. Mvogo, R. L. Woulaché, T. C. Kofané
    Journal: Wave Motion
    Year: 2018

Nonlinear dynamics of DNA systems with inhomogeneity effects

  • Authors: J. B. Okaly*, A. Mvogo, R. L. Woulaché, T. C. Kofané
    Journal: Chinese Journal of Physics
    Year: 2018

Base pairs opening and bubble transport in damped DNA dynamics with transport memory effects

  • Authors: J. B. Okaly*, F. II Ndzana, R. L. Woulaché, C. B. Tabi, T. C. Kofané
    Journal: Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science
    Year: 2019

Solitary wavelike solutions in nonlinear dynamics of damped DNA systems

  • Authors: J. B. Okaly*, F. II Ndzana, R. L. Woulaché, T. C. Kofané
    Journal: European Journal of Physics Plus
    Year: 2019

 

Chi-Wen Liu | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Chi-Wen Liu | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at University of Science and Technology | Taiwan

Chi-Wen Liu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at Minghsin University of Science and Technology in Taiwan, where he is engaged in a NSTC Research Project (2024–2025). Prior to his academic appointment, he worked as a Senior ADTT Photo Engineer at Micron Technology from 2019 to 2024. With a Ph.D. in Manufacturing Technology from National Taipei University of Technology, he specializes in semiconductor devices, materials science, and nanotechnology. Liu’s research interests lie in advanced materials processing and diamond-like carbon films for electronics applications.

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Liu’s academic journey began at Tamkang University where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical and Materials Engineering (2013). His passion for material science led him to National Taipei University of Technology, where he earned a Master’s degree in Manufacturing Technology (2016). Liu’s Ph.D. (2019) focused on semiconductor device physics, materials science, and nanostructured materials processing, areas that set the foundation for his future contributions to advanced manufacturing and materials engineering.

Professional Endeavors 💼

Chi-Wen Liu’s professional career has spanned both industry and academia, giving him a unique perspective on bridging theoretical research with real-world applications. At Micron Technology, he made significant strides in photo engineering, contributing to the 0.2nm overlay de-stack achievement and implementing new concepts in photo rework. His efforts improved yield rates and cycle times, showcasing his ability to innovate in highly complex, high-precision environments. In his current role as an Assistant Professor, Liu is dedicated to cutting-edge research in materials science and semiconductor technologies, driving innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration and advanced engineering practices.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Chi-Wen Liu has made substantial contributions to the fields of semiconductor manufacturing and nanomaterials. His research focus includes the synthesis and applications of diamond films, diamond-like carbon films, and nanostructured materials for electronic applications. Liu’s research has yielded notable advancements in flexible display devices, ultraviolet detection, and field emission technologies. He has worked extensively on the development of new deposition techniques, such as microwave plasma jet CVD, to improve material properties for various high-performance applications in electronics.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Chi-Wen Liu’s work has had a significant impact on both academic research and industrial practices. His innovations in diamond-like carbon films and nanostructured material applications have contributed to enhanced material properties, improving the performance of devices used in flexible electronics, LEDs, and semiconductors. Liu’s research has opened new avenues for energy-efficient technologies and advanced electronic systems. His ability to integrate practical, real-world solutions into his research makes him a key figure in the materials science community.

Academic Cites 📊

Chi-Wen Liu’s work has been published in a variety of high-impact journals, such as Vacuum, Applied Surface Science, and Chemical Physics, with notable impact factors ranging from 1.1 to 6.7. His most recent publication, “Synthesis mechanism and applications of edge-controlled diamond films”, was published in Vacuum (2025) with an impact factor of 3.8. Liu’s research is frequently cited by other academics and professionals, reflecting its broad relevance and importance to the fields of material science and semiconductor technology.

Research Skills ⚙️

Chi-Wen Liu possesses advanced technical skills in CVD/PVD processes, SEM/TEM operation, photolithography, and semiconductor fabrication techniques. His deep knowledge of advanced materials processing enables him to design and implement novel experimental methodologies, such as microwave plasma jet CVD, to enhance material properties for specific applications. Liu’s skill set is a key asset in his ability to contribute to cutting-edge research in nanotechnology and materials science.

Teaching Experience 🏫

As an Assistant Professor at Minghsin University of Science and Technology, Chi-Wen Liu teaches undergraduate and graduate-level courses in electronic engineering and manufacturing technology. His teaching is informed by his own experiences in industry, where he combines theoretical knowledge with practical insights. Liu encourages his students to engage in hands-on learning and innovative thinking, fostering the next generation of engineers and researchers in electronic materials and nanotechnology.

Awards and Honors 🏅

Chi-Wen Liu’s excellence in research and academia has been recognized through multiple awards, including the International Society for Engineers and Researchers (ISER) Excellent Paper Award. This recognition highlights his outstanding contributions to the field of materials science and semiconductor technology. His work continues to receive recognition from both industry leaders and academics, establishing him as a leader in his field.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌱

Chi-Wen Liu is well on his way to becoming a leading figure in the global research community in the areas of advanced materials, nanotechnology, and semiconductor manufacturing. His contributions have already made a lasting impact on industry standards and academic knowledge, particularly in the fields of diamond films and nanostructured materials. Looking forward, Liu’s research promises to further push the boundaries of material science and electronic device fabrication, potentially contributing to next-generation technologies in quantum computing, energy-efficient electronics, and flexible display technologies. As he continues to expand his research horizons and collaborations, his legacy will undoubtedly leave a significant mark on the scientific community.

Publications Top Notes

Synthesis mechanism and applications of edge-controlled diamond films

  • Authors: Chi-Wen Liu
    Journal: Vacuum, vol. 233, no. 114029
    Year: 2025

Extraordinary Field Emission of Diamond Film Developed on a Graphite Substrate by Microwave Plasma Jet Chemical Vapor Deposition

  • Authors: Chi-Wen Liu
    Journal: Applied Sciences, vol. 13, no. 2531
    Year: 2023

Dramatically enhanced mechanical properties of diamond-like carbon films on polymer substrate for flexible display devices via argon plasma pretreatment

  • Authors: Chi-Wen Liu
    Journal: Chemical Physics, vol. 529, no. 110551
    Year: 2020

Moisture Resistance Coating for High Power White Leds Using Diamond Like Carbon

  • Authors: Chi-Wen Liu
    Journal: Archives of Physics Research, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 41–46
    Year: 2018

Effects of metallic interlayers on the performance of nanocrystalline diamond metal-semiconductor-metal photodetectors

  • Authors: Chi-Wen Liu
    Journal: Applied Surface Science, vol. 455, pp. 581–590
    Year: 2018

 

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Assist. Prof. Dr. Basaad Hamza | Theoretical Advances | Editorial Board Member

Mustansiriyah university | Iraq

Dr. Basaad Hadi Hamza is an Assistant Professor in Electro-Optical Physics at Mustansiriyah University, College of Sciences. With a Ph.D. in Electro-Optical Physics (2004) from Mustansiriyah University, his academic expertise spans simulation programs for electro-optical tracking systems and optical systems. His commitment to advancing the field of electro-optical physics is evident through his teaching and research contributions.

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Dr. Basaad’s academic journey began at Mustansiriyah University, where he earned his B.Sc. in Physics (1992), followed by a M.Sc. in Nuclear Physics (1998), and eventually his Ph.D. in Electro-Optical Physics (2004). His doctoral thesis focused on the development of a simulation program for electro-optical tracking systems, laying the foundation for his career in applied physics.

Professional Endeavors 💼

Dr. Basaad has an extensive teaching background, contributing to the development of future scientists and engineers. He taught various undergraduate courses in Physics 1, Electricity and Magnetism, Thermodynamics, and Analytical Mechanics. He has also guided graduate students, particularly in specialized topics for Ph.D. comprehensive examinations. His professional affiliations include serving as the Chairman of the Diversity Committee, overseeing curriculum preparation, and leading both undergraduate and graduate examination committees.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Dr. Basaad’s research focus includes polarization effects on soliton propagation, radiance calculations, and the discrimination of targets from background in infrared (IR) imagery. He is particularly interested in the development of simulation programs for transforming IR images across various bands, a significant contribution to remote sensing and infrared imaging technologies. His work also includes improving detector performance in optical spectral ranges to enhance the accuracy of images.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Dr. Basaad’s research has had a broad impact, particularly in IR imaging, target discrimination, and optical physics. His innovative work on transforming IR images from band to band, coupled with his simulation techniques, has contributed to advancements in defense technologies, remote sensing, and optical systems. His publications, including in journals like the International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management and Mustansiriyah Journal of Science, highlight his significant role in these fields.

Research Skills 🔍

Dr. Basaad possesses strong analytical skills, particularly in the areas of simulation programming, optical imaging, and IR technology. His proficiency in simulation software and knowledge of IR wavelength bands make him a leader in image transformation techniques. His work on target discrimination using multi-channel data and threshold methods highlights his ability to solve complex problems in infrared imagery.

Teaching Experience 📘

Dr. Basaad’s teaching experience spans over two decades, during which he has taught a range of undergraduate and graduate-level physics courses. He has taught Physics 1, Electricity and Magnetism, Thermodynamics, and Analytical Mechanics, and has supervised graduate theses. His guidance on special topics for Ph.D. students and his role in preparing students for comprehensive exams demonstrates his deep commitment to academic development.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌱

Dr. Basaad’s legacy is marked by his contributions to electro-optical physics, especially in the development of simulation techniques for infrared imaging. Looking ahead, he plans to continue advancing research in target discrimination and optical systems, with potential applications in remote sensing, security, and environmental monitoring. His ongoing mentorship of graduate students will further ensure his influence in academic research and scientific innovation.

Publications Top Notes

Green Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles and Their Effect on the Skin Determined Using IR Thermography

  • Authors: Alaabedin Alrabab Ali Zain, Majeed Aseel Musafa Abdul, Basaad Hadi Hamza
    Journal: Kuwait Journal of Science
    Year: 2024

Infrared Imaging of Skin Cancer Cell Treated with Copper Oxide and Silver Nanoparticles

  • Authors: M.M. Mowat, M.S. Khallaf, B.H. Hamza
    Journal: Bionatura
    Year: 2023

People Identification via Tongue Print Using Fine-Tuning Deep Learning

  • Authors: A.S. Obaid, M.Y. Kamil, B.H. Hamza
    Journal: International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems
    Year: 2023

People Recognition via Tongue Print Using Deep and Machine Learning

  • Authors: A.S. Obaid, M.Y. Kamil, B.H. Hamza
    Journal: Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Technology
    Year: 2023

Improved Detector Performance Rendering in the Optical Spectral Ranges to Provide Accurate Image

  • Authors: Basaad Hadi Hamza
    Journal: Mustansiriyah Journal of Science
    Year: 2019

 

Quynh Anh Thi Nguyen | Computational Methods | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Quynh Anh Thi Nguyen | Computational Methods | Best Researcher Award

Researcher at University of Ulsan | South Korea

Quynh Anh Thi Nguyen is a doctoral researcher at the University of Ulsan (UOU), South Korea, where she is pursuing a Ph.D. in physics under the supervision of Prof. Sung Hyon “Sonny” Rhim. Her research primarily focuses on spintronics and first-principles calculations in tungsten (W) alloys. With a strong academic background, she has excelled in her field, maintaining a GPA of 4.17/4.5 during her doctoral studies and a similar academic achievement in her undergraduate studies.

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Nguyen’s academic journey began at Hanoi National University of Education (HNUE), Vietnam, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in Physics with a thesis on the melting behavior of substitution alloys under pressure. During her undergraduate years (2013-2017), she was consistently ranked as an excellent student and earned recognition in scientific conferences. Her academic foundation set the stage for her future exploration in computational physics and materials science.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Since 2017, Nguyen has been pursuing her Doctoral degree at the University of Ulsan (UOU), South Korea. Under the mentorship of Prof. Sung Hyon Rhim, her research is centered on the study of spintronics in W alloys and the magnetic properties of Heusler compounds. She has delved into critical aspects of spin Hall conductivity, orbital Hall conductivity, and magnetism, contributing to the understanding of materials used in next-generation electronic devices like spintronic sensors and memory devices.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Quynh Anh’s research mainly explores the Spin Hall conductivity and orbital Hall effects in various materials, including transition metals, Heusler compounds, and tetragonal alloys. Her work on spintronics—specifically related to the spin-orbit torque efficiency of materials like β-W heterojunctions—has led to several high-impact publications. One of her major contributions is the study of the spin Hall conductivity in W-Si alloys, which has significant implications for spintronic devices and energy-efficient electronics.

Her current research includes W-N alloys, and the impact of Ti substitution on β-W, both of which are preparing for publication.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Quynh Anh’s work is making a significant impact on the field of spintronics and material physics, especially with her first-principles calculations on the properties of W alloys. By exploring magnetism and conductivity in alloys, she is contributing to the development of advanced materials with better performance in electronics and magnetic devices. Her research aids in the creation of energy-efficient technologies and high-performance electronic components, positioning her as a leading researcher in her field.

Research Skills 💻

Quynh Anh possesses a strong set of technical skills that aid her research, including expertise in software such as Photoshop, Origin, Matlab, Python, and advanced tools like VASP, Wannier90, and OpenMx for computational physics. These skills have enabled her to conduct first-principles calculations and detailed simulations, giving her a deep understanding of material properties and quantum phenomena.

Awards and Honors 🏆

Quynh Anh’s work has been widely recognized:

  • Best Poster Award at the International Conference on Magnetic and Superconducting Materials (2018) in Seoul, Korea.
  • Multiple Excellent Student awards during her undergraduate years.
  • Third Prize at the Student Conference Science Research (2017).

These honors underscore her exceptional academic performance and research contributions.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟

With her expertise in spintronics and material physics, Quynh Anh is set to continue making groundbreaking contributions to the field of advanced materials. Her research on spin Hall conductivity, orbital Hall effects, and magnetism will likely pave the way for future innovations in energy-efficient electronics and next-generation magnetic devices. Quynh Anh’s legacy will undoubtedly inspire future scientists to explore the untapped potentials of transition metal alloys and spintronic materials, ensuring her lasting impact in the world of physics and material science.

Publications Top Notes

Ti-alloyed β-W heterojunctions exhibiting spin-orbit torque switching at a wide operating temperature range

  • Authors: J. Lee, Q. A. T. Nguyen, D. Kim, S. H. Rhim, Y. K. Kim
    Journal: Applied Surface Science
    Year: 2025

Synergetic Modulation of Electronic Properties of Cobalt Oxide via “Tb” Single Atom for Uphill Urea and Water Electrolysis

  • Authors: S. Ajmal, A. Rasheed, W. Sheng, G. Dastgeer, Q. A. T. Nguyen, P. Wang, …
    Journal: Advanced Materials
    Year: 2025

Unlocking electrocatalytic dynamics with anti-MXene borides monolayers for nitrate reduction

  • Authors: T. H. Ho, Q. A. T. Nguyen, B. T. T. Le, S. G. Kim, W. Q. Bui
    Journal: Applied Surface Science
    Year: 2024

Spin Hall Conductivity of W100-xSix Alloys in A15 Structure: A Comprehensive Study

  • Authors: Q. A. T. Nguyen, S. H. Rhim
    Journal: Journal of Magnetics
    Year: 2024

Orbital-engineered anomalous Hall conductivity in stable full Heusler compounds: a pathway to optimized spintronics

  • Authors: Q. A. T. Nguyen, T. H. Ho, S. G. Kim, A. Kumar, V. Q. Bui
    Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry C
    Year: 2024

 

 

 

Shuxia Zhao | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Shuxia Zhao | Theoretical Advances | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Dalian University of Technology, China

Dr. Shuxia Zhao is an Associate Professor at the Dalian University of Technology, with a specialization in electronegative and inductively coupled plasmas. She has an extensive academic background, with degrees in Physics, Materials Science, and Plasma Physics from Hebei Normal University and Dalian University of Technology, followed by Postdoctoral Research at the University of Antwerp. Dr. Zhao’s expertise lies in exploring the complex discharge structures of plasma and establishing interdisciplinary links across various fields of plasma physics.

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Dr. Zhao began her academic journey at Hebei Normal University in 2000, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in Physics. She continued her studies at the same institution, earning her Master’s degree in Physics and Chemistry of Material in 2007. Further refining her expertise, she pursued her Doctorate at Dalian University of Technology, specializing in Plasma Physics. Dr. Zhao also enriched her research experience as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Antwerp, focusing on fluorocarbon inductively coupled plasmas.

Professional Endeavors 💼

Dr. Zhao has contributed to various significant research projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. In her current role as Associate Professor at DUT since 2013, she continues to advance knowledge in electronegative plasmas and inductively coupled plasmas. Dr. Zhao has led industry collaborations, notably with North microelectronics base, enhancing plasma source technologies.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Dr. Zhao’s research explores the discharge mechanism and etching processes of fluorocarbon plasmas, as well as the complex discharge structures of electronegative plasmas. She is particularly interested in low-temperature plasmas and their potential connections with high-temperature fusion plasmas and astrophysical plasmas. Her work on mode transition and hysteresis in inductively coupled plasma sources has provided critical insights into plasma behavior and interactions.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Dr. Zhao’s groundbreaking work in plasma science has impacted both the academic community and the industry. Her research has provided important theories and models that enhance the understanding of plasma behaviors and their applications in various fields, including microelectronics and fusion energy. Her published books and articles have been well-cited, showcasing her role in advancing plasma physics.

Academic Citations 📊

Dr. Zhao’s research contributions are widely recognized, with a Web of Science ResearcherID of AFT-8684-2022. She has published 39 journals in renowned international databases like SCI and Scopus. Her work is highly cited and continues to shape plasma science research globally.

Research Skills 🧑‍🔬

Dr. Zhao is skilled in fluid modeling, plasma diagnostics, and theoretical plasma physics. She has developed innovative software for modeling argon inductively coupled plasmas and ionic species transport coefficients in low-pressure RF plasmas, securing patents for these developments. Her expertise extends to data analysis, numerical simulations, and plasma characterization.

Teaching Experience 🍎

Dr. Zhao has been an educator at Dalian University of Technology for over a decade. She is deeply invested in nurturing the next generation of plasma scientists and engineers. Dr. Zhao’s commitment to teaching and mentoring extends beyond the classroom, as she actively supervises graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in their own academic pursuits.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌱

As Dr. Zhao continues to explore the complexities of inductively coupled plasmas, her future work will likely further advance the field of plasma physics, especially in the context of microelectronics and fusion energy. Her research legacy is one of interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative discoveries, and educational excellence, contributing to both scientific advancements and technological applications.

Publications Top Notes

Simulation of mode transitions in capacitively coupled Ar/O2 plasmas

  • Authors: X. Liu, S. Zhang, S. Zhao, H. Li, X. Ren
    Journal: Plasma Science and Technology
    Year: 2024

Self-Coagulation Theory and Related Comet- and Semi-Circle-Shaped Structures in Electronegative and Gaseous Discharging Plasmas in the Laboratory

  • Authors: Y. Tian, S. Zhao
    Journal: Applied Sciences (Switzerland)
    Year: 2024

Effect of gas flow on the nanoparticles transport in dusty acetylene plasmas

  • Authors: X. Liu, W. Liu, X. Zhang, X. Dong, S. Zhao
    Journal: Plasma Science and Technology
    Year: 2023

 

 

Waseem Razzaq | Mathematical Physics | Member

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Dr. Waseem Razzaq | Mathematical Physics | Member

PHD at COMSETS Vehari Campus, Pakistan

Waseem Razzaq, a dedicated mathematician based in Vehari, Pakistan, holds a PhD in Mathematics and specializes in applied mathematics, fractional calculus, and exact solutions of differential equations. With a strong academic background, including an MPhil and MSc in Mathematics, Razzaq has authored numerous research articles published in reputable journals. He excels in teaching and has held various positions in educational institutions. Recognized as “The Best Teacher of the Year 2011,” Razzaq is passionate about supporting humanitarian actions, enjoys sports and book reading, and actively contributes to educational resources through his YouTube channel “Math Center.”

Professional Profiles:

Education

PhD: Institution: COMSETS Vehari Campus Subject: Mathematics Session: 2022 Fall – Continue Master of Philosophy: Institution: ISP, Multan, Pakistan Subject: Mathematics Session: 2018-2020 Master of Science: Institution: BZU, Vehari campus, Pakistan Subject: Mathematics Session: 2015-017 B.Ed: Institution: AIOU Islamabad Subjects: Math, Physics Session: 2016 B.Sc: Institution: BZU, Multan, Pakistan Subjects: Math-A&B/Comp Session: 2015

Work Experience

V.Principal, Vehari Leads College Pipli Adda Vehari (Feb 2021 – Present) Lecturer (Mathematics), Aspire Groups of Colleges Machiwal campus (July 2019 – Sep 2020) Visiting Lecturer (Mathematics), The Govt. Degree College Vehari (2018) Teacher (Math & Phy), The Smart School Vehari (2016) Teacher (Mathematics), The Educator College (girls campus) Vehari (2014-2015) Teacher (Math & Phy), Allied School Vehari (2013-2014) Teacher (Mathematics), The Public School Vehari (2009-2012)

Achievement

Awarded “The Best Teacher of the Year 2011” in The Public School Vehari.

Research Interests

Applied Mathematics Fractional Calculus Exact solutions of PDEs and ODEs Optimization Numerical solutions of PDEs and ODEs

Research Focus:

Waseem Razzaq’s research focuses on the theoretical and analytical aspects of nonlinear wave equations in optical and oceanographic sciences. He specializes in deriving exact soliton solutions and wave behaviors using various mathematical techniques, including the simplest equation method and fractional calculus. Razzaq’s contributions extend to diverse fields such as nonlinear optics, ocean engineering, and modern physics, as evidenced by his publications in reputable journals. His work significantly advances our understanding of nonlinear phenomena and contributes to the development of mathematical tools for modeling complex systems in optics and oceanography.

Publications

  1. Construction of Solitons and Other Wave Solutions for Generalized Kudryashov’s Equation with Truncated M-Fractional Derivative Using Two Analytical Approaches, cited by: 1, Publication: 2024.
  2. The complex hyperbolic Schrödinger dynamical equation with a truncated M-fractional by using simplest equation method, Publication: 2024.
  3. Applications of the Simplest Equation Procedure to Some Fractional Order Differential Equations in Mathematical Physics, Publication: 2024.
  4. The kink solitary wave and numerical solutions for conformable non-linear space–time fractional differential equations, Publication: 2024.
  5. Searching the new exact wave solutions to the beta-fractional Paraxial nonlinear Schrödinger model via three different approaches, cited by: 3, Publication: 2024.
  6. New analytical wave solitons and some other wave solutions of truncated M-fractional LPD equation along parabolic law of non-linearity, cited by: 4, Publication: 2023.
  7. Solitary wave solutions of coupled nerve fibers model based on two analytical techniques, cited by: 2, Publication: 2023.
  8. Optical solitons to the beta-fractional density dependent diffusion-reaction model via three different techniques, Publication: 2023.
  9. New Three Wave and Periodic Solutions for the Nonlinear (2+ 1)-Dimensional Burgers Equations, Publication: 2023.
  10. Research Article Solitary Wave Solutions of Conformable Time Fractional Equations Using Modified Simplest Equation Method, Publication: 2022.
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Mir Sajjad Hashemi | Lie symmetries | Member

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Prof Dr. Mir Sajjad Hashemi | Lie symmetries | Member

PHD at Imam Khomeini International University, Iran

Mir Sajjad Hashemi is an accomplished Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics with an H-index of 28. He earned his Ph.D. from Imam Khomeini International University, specializing in analytical and numerical solutions of differential equations. With extensive international experience, he has held visiting professorships in Italy and Turkey. Currently a member of the American Mathematical Society, Hashemi is based at the University of Bonab, Iran. Alongside his academic roles, he serves as an editorial member for prominent journals and has been recognized with several awards, including the prestigious “325 YEARS OF FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AWARD.” His contributions extend to executive positions within the university, reflecting his commitment to education and research.

Professional Profiles:

Education

Ph.D. (2010–2013): Imam Khomeini International University, Qazvin, Applied Mathematics. M.Sc. (2003–2005): University of Tabriz, Tabriz, Applied Mathematics. B.Sc. (1999–2003): Azarbaijan University of Tarbiat Moallem, Tabriz, Pure Mathematics.

Professional Experiences

2011–2012: Visiting Professor at University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy. 2015: Visiting Professor at Cankaya University, Ankara, Turkey. 2016: Visiting Professor at Firat University, Elazig, Turkey. 2017 – Present: Member of American Mathematical Society, University of Bonab, Iran.

Executive Activities

2013-2017: Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs, University of Bonab. 2018-2021: Vice Chancellor of Education, Post-Graduate Studies, Research and Technology, University of Bonab.

Honors

Recipient of multiple Distinguished Researcher of the Year awards at University of Bonab. “325 YEARS OF FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AWARD” from the First Online Conference on Modern Fractional Calculus and Its Applications, Biruni University, Istanbul, Turkey, December 4-6, 2020. Named among World’s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University.

Research Focus:

Mir Sajjad Hashemi’s research primarily focuses on the convergence and applications of numerical methods in solving fractional integro-differential equations and other nonlinear partial differential equations. He has made significant contributions to the development and analysis of methods such as the homotopy analysis method and the Lie-group shooting method. His work encompasses a broad range of topics, including Lie symmetry analysis, exact solutions of fractional differential equations, numerical approximation techniques, and the study of solitary wave solutions in various physical systems. Hashemi’s research provides valuable insights into the behavior of complex nonlinear systems and their mathematical representations, contributing to advancements in applied mathematics and computational physics.

Publications 

  1. Classical and non-classical Lie symmetry analysis, conservation laws and exact solutions of the time-fractional Chen–Lee–Liu equation, cited by: 5, Publication date: 2023.
  2. New mathematical modellings of the Human Liver and Hearing Loss systems with fractional derivatives, cited by: 5, Publication date: 2023.
  3. Lie symmetries, exact solutions, and conservation laws of the nonlinear time-fractional Benjamin-Ono equation, cited by: 5, Publication date: 2022.
  4. Periodic Hunter–Saxton equation parametrized by the speed of the Galilean frame: Its new solutions, Nucci’s reduction, first integrals and Lie symmetry reduction, cited by: 5, Publication date: 2023.
  5. Non‐classical Lie symmetries for nonlinear time‐fractional Heisenberg equations, cited by: 5, Publication date: 2022.
  6. Three different integration schemes for finding soliton solutions in the (1+1)-dimensional Van der Waals gas system, cited by: 4, Publication date: 2023.
  7. On solution of Schrödinger–Hirota equation with Kerr law via Lie symmetry reduction, cited by: 4, Publication date: 2023.
  8. The (3+ 1)-dimensional Wazwaz–KdV equations: the conservation laws and exact solutions, cited by: 4, Publication date: 2023.
  9. Novel exact solutions to a coupled Schrödinger–KdV equations in the interactions of capillary–gravity waves, cited by: 4, Publication date: 2023.
  10. Analytical treatment on the nonlinear Schrödinger equation with the parabolic law, cited by: 7, Publication date: 2023.

 

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