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Jean-Marie Tarascon, a Professor at Collège de France 's Chemistry of Materials and Energy chair, specializes in Electrochemistry , Solid State Chemistry , and Energy Storage . He founded the RS2E (French Electrochemical Energy Storage Network) and ALISTORE-ERI (European Network), focusing on next-generation batteries like Na-ion , Zn-MnO2 , and All-Solid-State systems. His work bridges Supramolecular Chemistry with Battery Self-Repair and Intelligent Battery Design via sensor integration. Over his career, Tarascon has delivered annual lectures tracing his research trajectory, including 2025's Na-ion Electrolyte Innovations , 2024's All-Solid-State Pragmatism , and 2021's Diagnostic/Repair Techniques . These lectures emphasize eco-efficient synthesis , 3D electrode materials , and battery traceability . As head of the CSE Lab (Solid-State Chemistry and Energy) at Collège de France, he collaborates with CNRS and Sorbonne Université to advance smart battery systems. His research trends highlight a shift from Li-ion fundamentals (2010-2017) to self-repair mechanisms (2018-2021) and eco-responsible alternatives (2024-2025).

• Electrochemistry
• Solid State Chemistry
• Energy Storage
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Vivian Feig is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University, with a courtesy appointment in Materials Science and Engineering. Her research focuses on developing low-cost, noninvasive medical technologies that integrate seamlessly with the human body. The Feig Lab leverages chemistry and physics insights to engineer functional materials and devices with dynamic mechanical properties at multiple length scales. Key areas include conductive hydrogels, ingestible robotics, and gas-entrapping materials for therapeutic applications. The lab's publications (2025–2022) span biomedical engineering , materials science , and bioelectronics , with subfields like hydrogel mechanics , drug delivery , and targeted activation . Vivian emphasizes integrity, diversity, and holistic growth in her team. Contact: vfeig@stanford.edu | Stanford Profile

• Biomedical Engineering
• Materials Science
• Conductive Hydrogels
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Professor Bruce J. Hinds serves as the Campbell Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Washington, where he relocated in July 2014 after nine years at the University of Kentucky. His pioneering work focuses on nanoscale membrane technologies with applications spanning water purification, energy storage, and medical devices. Hinds' academic foundation includes: B.S. in Chemistry, Harvey Mudd College (1991) M.S. in Chemistry, Northwestern University (1992) Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry, Northwestern University (1996) His research centers on engineering active nanometer-scale architectures inspired by natural protein channels, particularly carbon nanotube membranes exhibiting 10,000-fold enhanced fluid flow. Current projects target programmable transdermal drug delivery, electrochemical water remediation, and biochemical separation systems. The lab's innovations include an award-winning artificial kidney prototype using photoelectrochemical membranes for nutrient recovery during dialysis. Recent publications (2014-2018) reveal escalating integration of electrochemical control with biomimetic membranes, advancing applications in protein separation, addiction treatment, and energy storage. This trajectory demonstrates convergence of nanofluidics, materials science, and biomedical engineering to solve critical healthcare and environmental challenges. His accolades include: NSF Early Career Award (2004) Presidential Early Career Award (PECASE, NIH) (2009) JSPS Post-Doctoral Fellowship (1998) Kavli Frontiers of Science Fellow (2010) Supported by prestigious grants including NSF CAREER and PECASE funding, Hinds mentors graduate researchers in developing membrane platforms that electro-pump biomolecules for dialysis innovation and environmental applications. His lab collaborates with the Molecular Engineering & Sciences Institute to transform theoretical nanofluidic principles into compact medical devices. The Hinds Lab pioneers 'active' membrane technologies at the University of Washington's Molecular Engineering & Sciences Institute, focusing on electro-pumped biomolecular systems. Recent breakthroughs include transdermal nicotine delivery validation and continuous protein separation platforms, with ongoing work targeting commercialization of dialysis-enhancing membranes that recover essential nutrients during treatment.

• Nanotechnology
• Membrane Science
• Nanofluidics
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Dr. José Luis Calvo Rolle serves as a Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering at the School of Engineering, Universidade da Coruña (UDC), specializing in Systems Engineering and Automation. His research focuses on intelligent control systems, fault detection, and virtual instrumentation within the Cybernetic Science and Technology Research Group. Teaches across multiple programs including Master's in Industrial Computing and Robotics, Textile Technology, and Occupational Risk Prevention Coordinates thesis supervision across Industrial Engineering and related disciplines His research spans intelligent control systems and optimization, with significant contributions in virtual sensors, fault detection, and AI-driven modeling for industrial applications. Current projects integrate machine learning with industrial processes for naval construction, wastewater treatment, and precision livestock farming, demonstrating cross-disciplinary impact from energy systems to agricultural technology. Recent publications reveal strong trends in applying deep learning to industrial metaverse frameworks, wastewater optimization, and livestock monitoring systems. His work bridges theoretical control engineering with practical implementations in energy management, naval manufacturing, and sustainable agriculture, frequently utilizing dimensionality reduction and one-class classification techniques. Dr. Calvo Rolle actively mentors students through thesis supervision across multiple engineering disciplines and coordinates research projects with diverse funding sources including the European Commission, Spanish National Research Agency, and industrial partners like Navantia and Telefónica. His laboratory work centers on the Cybernetic Science and Technology Research Group, developing testbeds for industrial automation, virtual instrumentation, and AI-driven monitoring systems. Current initiatives include digital twin implementations for naval manufacturing and smart energy management systems.

• Intelligent Control Systems
• Fault and Anomaly Detection
• Virtual and Robust Sensors
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Katarzyna Walczak serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mineralogy, Petrography and Geochemistry at AGH University of Science and Technology's Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection. Her office is located in room 28 (building A-0, high ground floor) with contact details: +48 12 617 23 76 and kwalczak@agh.edu.pl. Her research specializes in advanced cathode materials for rechargeable batteries, with particular emphasis on structural characterization and electrochemical behavior of sodium-ion battery compounds. Key focus areas include alluaudite-type phosphates, NASICON frameworks, and layered oxide systems where she investigates phase transitions, cation arrangements, and substitution effects. This work bridges mineralogical principles with energy storage applications through rigorous materials synthesis and analysis. Analysis of her 2016-2020 publications reveals consistent investigation into structure-property relationships in battery materials, particularly examining how atomic-scale arrangements (e.g., Na/Mn ordering in NaxMnO2) and phase coexistence (O3-P3 transitions in layered oxides) govern electrochemical performance. Her methodology integrates experimental techniques with theoretical modeling to address challenges in cycling stability and ion transport.

• Materials Science
• Electrochemistry
• Battery Technology
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Bairav Sabarish Vishnugopi is a Researcher at Purdue University's College of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering. He holds a PhD from Purdue University and previously served as a Research Scientist at the same institution. His research focuses on energy storage systems, particularly solid-state and lithium-ion batteries, with emphasis on interfacial stability, thermal management, and electrochemical safety analytics. PhD, Purdue University Previous Role: Research Scientist, Purdue University His research spans mechanistic analysis of electrode/electrolyte interactions, data-driven battery safety, and multiscale degradation modeling. Recent work examines thermal gradients, chemo-mechanical coupling, and dynamic discharge behaviors for applications in electric vertical take-off aircraft (eVTOL). Articles highlight alloy anode stability, SEI engineering, and hydrogen's role in steel electrification. Key scientific contributions include: Thermo-electrochemical instability fingerprinting Microstructural evolution in conversion cathodes Pressure-driven stability optimization He received the H. H. Dow Memorial Student Achievement Award (2023) for his work on interface stability analysis. Current collaborations involve PEM electrolyzer integration and energy-climate analytics frameworks.

• Energy Storage
• Solid-State Batteries
• Electrochemical Engineering
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Liu Jing is an Associate Professor at the School of New Materials and New Energy, Shenzhen University of Technology, recognized as a Shenzhen Overseas High-Level 'Peacock Plan' Talent (Category C). His research focuses on thermal management solutions for next-generation electronics and energy storage systems. His academic credentials include: PhD in Engineering Thermophysics from Iowa State University (2013-2017), supervised by Professor Xinwei Wang Bachelor's degree in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering from Southeast University (2008-2012) Dr. Liu's research program centers on Raman spectroscopy-based chip thermal management , thermal management material design for high-power semiconductor devices , and lithium-ion battery thermal management technology . His work bridges fundamental heat transfer phenomena with practical applications in third-generation semiconductor HEMTs and energy storage systems, emphasizing nanoscale thermal characterization and material engineering. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals dominant themes in graphene thermal transport, Raman-based thermometry, and sustainable carbon materials. Key journals include Nanomaterials, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, and Carbon, with consistent focus on defect engineering, temperature-dependent properties, and advanced characterization techniques for nanomaterials. Major recognitions include: Shenzhen Overseas High-Level 'Peacock Plan' Talent (Category C), 2019 Iowa State University Research Excellence Award (top 10%), 2016 As Principal Investigator, Dr. Liu leads multiple funded projects including a Guangdong Provincial Basic Research Fund project (100,000 RMB) and a Shenzhen University High-Level Talent project (2.7 million RMB). His portfolio spans semiconductor thermal management, battery safety, and sustainable materials, with total secured funding exceeding 3 million RMB through national, provincial, and municipal grants.

• Thermal Management
• Heat Transfer
• Materials Science
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Dr Abigail Hathway is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering , University of Sheffield, specializing in Building Physics and Indoor Airflow Dynamics . Her work bridges energy efficiency with occupant health , focusing on human-building interactions. Education: PhD in CFD modeling of bioaerosols (University of Leeds) Research interests include: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for indoor environments Human activity impacts on airflow and infection risk Sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) for urban climate mitigation Smart building controls integrating machine learning Her recent publications address ventilation strategies and airborne transmission mitigation across healthcare, hospitality, and urban settings. She leads research on SuDS microclimate impacts and battery storage optimization in buildings. Current PhD opportunities in her group focus on: Urban stormwater-climate interactions Low-energy ventilation systems Occupant-driven building performance

• Building Physics
• Indoor Airflow Dynamics
• Sustainable Building Systems
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Dr. Sergio Vernuccio is a Visiting Professor at the School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering at the University of Sheffield. He earned a BA (2008) and MA summa cum laude (2010) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Naples Federico II, followed by a PhD in Process Engineering (2017) from ETH Zurich. His professional experience includes a Process Engineer role at Technip Italy S.p.A. (2011-2014) and postdoctoral research at Northwestern University (2017-2019) under Prof. Linda J. Broadbelt. Research Interests: Dr. Vernuccio's work bridges catalysis, reaction engineering, and process intensification. Key areas include microkinetic modeling of zeolite-catalyzed reactions, structured reactor design, acid-base oligomerization mechanisms, and Li-ion battery thermal runaway analysis. His research emphasizes linking macroscopic observations to fundamental reaction phenomena. Article Trends: His publications focus on hydrogenation reactions in structured reactors (2015-2018), shale gas upgrading via zeolite catalysis (2019), and machine learning applications for reactor optimization (2022). Recent 2023 work addresses thermal safety in energy storage systems. Teaching: He contributes to undergraduate courses CPE140 Principles of Chemical Engineering 2 and CPE401 Research Projects .

• Catalysis
• Reaction Engineering
• Process Intensification
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Dimitri Mavris is a Professor at the School of Aerospace Engineering , Georgia Institute of Technology, holding distinguished titles including Boeing Chair in Advanced Aerospace Systems Analysis and S.P. Langley Distinguished Professor . He directs the Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory (ASDL) and serves as Executive Director of the Professional Master’s in Applied Systems Engineering (PMASE) . Education B.S., Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (1984) M.S., Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (1985) Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (1988) Dr. Mavris specializes in advanced design methods , aircraft preliminary design , and non-deterministic design theory , focusing on multi-disciplinary optimization and system of systems architecting . His work spans propulsion systems, space exploration, and sustainable aviation technologies. Recent research trends include machine learning for aerospace safety , hybrid-electric propulsion analysis , and digital twin applications in energy systems. His lab produces 100+ annual publications, reflecting leadership in MBSE , UAS certification , and lunar operations modeling . Scientific Awards Class of 1934 Distinguished Professor Award (2024) NSF CAREER Award (1997) Fellow of AIAA (2009-present) NASA Blue Marble Award (2017) SGA Faculty of the Year (2012-2013) As an advisor to Georgia Tech's AIAA student chapter, Dr. Mavris mentors 1,484 alumni (300 Ph.D., 1,184 M.S.) and leads industry partnerships with FAA , Airbus , and Siemens . His labs include the Vertical Lift Research Center and Strategic Energy Institute , with global initiatives like the ICAS presidency (2023-2024).

• Advanced Design Methods
• Aircraft Conceptual and Preliminary Design
• Air-Breathing Propulsion Design
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Huadong Yao is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Marine Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology. His research spans renewable energy , fluid-structure interaction (FSI) , and transportation systems , with a focus on offshore wind farms, wave energy, and aero/hydroacoustics. Multi-University Collaboration : Guest professorships at international institutions Leadership Roles : Coordinator of Horizon 2020 projects (e.g., IVANHOE) and guest editor for journals Key Organizations : Member of AIAA, SAE International, RINA, ICNMT, and ICES Working Group on Offshore Renewable Energy His research integrates CFD and FSI coding (OpenFOAM, in-house codes) with turbulence modeling (LES, SNGR) to address problems in marine hydrodynamics (e.g., rim-driven thrusters, wind-powered ship propulsion) and terrestrial transportation (high-speed train aerodynamics, urban air mobility). Recent work explores biomechanics (whiplash injury hydrodynamics) and battery cooling systems for electric vehicles. Current projects focus on: Optimization of wave energy converter farms (hexagon layouts, mooring fatigue) Hubless rim-driven thruster design (gap geometry, concave cavities) Hydrographic impacts of offshore wind turbines on marine environments Urban air mobility (UAM) aerodynamics Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO) using machine learning He collaborates with institutions like AIAA, SAE, and ICES, and has received funding from Horizon 2020 and Swedish national agencies.

• Renewable Energy
• Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI)
• Aeroacoustics
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Vibha Kalra is the Fred H. Rhodes Professor in the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Cornell University and serves as the Kathy Dwyer Marble and Curt Marble Faculty Director at Cornell Atkinson, leading Accelerating Energy Transitions initiatives. Previously the George B. Francis Professor at Drexel University, she began her academic career there as an assistant professor in 2010 after completing her PhD at Cornell. Education: B.S. Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (2004) Ph.D. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Cornell University (2009) Research Focus: Her research integrates material assembly, electrochemical characterization, and in-operando spectroscopy to develop advanced energy storage systems. Primary areas include: Design of novel electrode materials and electrolyte additives Fundamental studies of electrochemical mechanisms via in-operando spectroscopy Device-scale testing of batteries at coin cell and pouch cell levels Sustainable battery recycling and regeneration technologies Development of lithium-sulfur, solid-state, and anode-free batteries Awards and Honors: NSF CAREER Award (2012) ONR Summer Faculty Fellowship (2013) AIChE DVS Outstanding Faculty Award (2015) Drexel CBE Outstanding Service Award (2018) Drexel Engineering Outstanding Research Awards (2015, 2020) Drexel Provost Mid-Career Research Achievement Award (2020) Drexel Engineering Innovation Award (2021) ELATES Fellowship (2022-2023) With over 65 peer-reviewed publications and 13 patents, her work significantly advances battery technology through fundamental insights into electrode-electrolyte interfaces, sulfur cathode stabilization, and novel material architectures.

• Energy Storage
• Batteries
• Electrochemistry
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Dr. Thi Phuong Khanh Nguyen is a researcher at the Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Tarbes (ENIT) , affiliated with the College of Engineering and Department of Systems . Her work focuses on Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) , predictive maintenance, and industrial data analytics, combining machine learning with physics-informed modeling to address uncertainty in system degradation. Teaching: Mathematics for engineers, Probability, Statistics, Operating safety Research: Health indicators, diagnostics, prognostics, multimodal data fusion Methods: Data mining, physical and data-driven models, decision support systems Tools: FAST, Petri nets, UML, HMM, RNN, CNN, Transformer architectures Her recent publications highlight advancements in explainable AI , physics-informed neural networks , and multimodal learning for fault detection, battery RUL prediction, and robotic inverse dynamics. She also explores blockchain and federated learning for decentralized prognostics.

• Prognostics and Health Management (PHM)
• Predictive Maintenance
• Condition-Based Maintenance
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Associate Professor Junming Ho is a computational chemist at the School of Chemistry, University of New South Wales (UNSW), specializing in physical organic chemistry and reaction catalysis. He develops advanced computational methods for solute-solvent interactions and hybrid quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) simulations. Education: PhD and BSc Hons I (University Medal) from Australian National University (ANU); BSc from University of Western Australia (UWA) Previous roles: A*STAR International Research Fellow at Yale University (USA); Research Scientist at Agency for Science, Technology and Research (Singapore) His research focuses on computational chemistry simulations to understand molecular behavior in various environments. Key areas include: Solvent modeling for reaction mechanisms Hybrid QM/MM methods for complex systems Molecular dynamics simulations in catalysis High-level ab initio calculations for precision Recent publications emphasize PFAS remediation , nanoconfined electrochemistry , and accurate QM/MM modeling for biological and environmental systems. His work bridges quantum chemical predictions with real-world applications in drug design and sustainable technologies. Scientific recognition includes: UNSW Award for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2023) RACI Physical Chemistry Lectureship (2022) ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DE160100807, 2016-2020) RACI Cornforth Medal (2012) He supervises five PhD students in computational chemistry and contributes to chemical education through innovative teaching materials in courses like Quantum Nature of Molecules (CHEM3011) and Medicinal Organic Chemistry (CHEM3051).

• Computational chemistry
• Physical organic chemistry
• Catalysis
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Jenn-Ming Yang is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), holding the Collins Aerospace Term Chair for Excellence. His work focuses on advanced composite materials for aerospace and transportation applications, with significant contributions to high-temperature material systems. Professor Yang's research centers on fundamental problems in processing, microstructure development, and mechanical behavior of high-temperature composites. His investigations target critical applications in aerospace structural systems and ground transportation, with emphasis on material durability, failure mechanisms, and performance under extreme conditions. This work bridges materials science, mechanical engineering, and aerospace engineering through experimental and analytical approaches. His recent publications (2007-2008) reveal a concentrated focus on composite material systems, including titanium-based laminates, carbon nanotube reinforcements, ultra-incompressible transition metal diborides, and ceramic composites. Key research themes involve mechanical property characterization, failure analysis, and microstructure-property relationships, with direct applications to aircraft structures, propulsion systems, and energy storage technologies. Professor Yang's scientific achievements have been recognized through numerous prestigious awards: Scholars Award from National Engineering Research Center for Composite Manufacturing Science & Engineering (1987) Faculty Career Development Award (1989) Presidential Young Investigator Award from the National Science Foundation (1990-1995) Alcoa Foundation Award (1992) Ford Foundation Award (1993) Best Paper Award from the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (2007) His research program addresses critical challenges in advanced material systems for next-generation aerospace and transportation applications, with ongoing investigations into novel composite architectures and high-temperature material solutions.

• Composite Materials
• High-Temperature Materials
• Aerospace Structural Applications
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