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Dr. Zhongming Zhang is an International Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Lancaster University's School of Engineering, Department of Engineering. He is affiliated with the Lancaster University College at Beijing Jiaotong University (LUC-BJTU), a joint institute established near Weihai, Shandong province, China, where he teaches undergraduate modules for the Electronics and Communications Engineering degree programme.
Dr. Zhang's educational background includes:
- PhD in Engineering from University of Lancaster
- MSc in Physics and Technology of Nuclear Reactors from University of Birmingham
- BEng in Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety from Lanzhou University
His research focuses on developing neutron detectors for extreme detection environments, with particular expertise in semiconductor neutron detectors and analyzing signals in extreme environments where intense noise can severely affect pulse readings. Dr. Zhang's work bridges nuclear engineering with materials science and computational methods, with growing interest in blockchain applications for nuclear engineering problems. His research spans detector material development, signal processing in high-noise environments, and innovative applications of distributed ledger technology in nuclear sectors.
Analysis of Dr. Zhang's recent publications shows a consistent focus on neutron detection technologies, with particular emphasis on boron-based materials and semiconductor detectors. His work spans materials science, detector design, and simulation techniques, with increasing exploration of blockchain applications in nuclear engineering. The research demonstrates a progression from fundamental materials development to practical applications in nuclear detection systems.
Dr. Zhang actively welcomes students interested in research collaboration, as well as visiting scholars and faculty members who wish to apply for academic visits.
He is currently teaching several undergraduate modules including Computers and Control, Fundamentals of Digital Electronics, Digital Electronics, and supervising Individual BEng Projects.
Dr. Zhang has been involved in research projects including "Research on key technologies of boron-10 nitride neutron detecting material growth and device fabrication" (2022-2024) and has participated in numerous nuclear science conferences including IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference.
