Bo Zhang | Environmental Science | Best Research Article Award

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Mr. Bo Zhang | Environmental Science | Best Research Article Award

Mr. Bo Zhang | Environmental Science | Associate Professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University | China

Mr. Bo Zhang is an accomplished researcher whose career reflects a distinguished trajectory in the fields of remote sensing, geoinformation science, and artificial intelligence applications for environmental monitoring, and he has consistently demonstrated excellence through impactful research contributions and global collaborations. Educated with a doctoral degree in Remote Sensing from a leading academic institution, Mr. Bo Zhang has established a solid academic foundation that underpins his expertise in applying advanced computational methods to real-world environmental challenges. His professional experience includes multiple collaborative projects with internationally recognized scholars from institutions such as Tsinghua University, Southeast University, Technical University of Munich, University of Hong Kong, and others, through which he has advanced the use of deep learning techniques, satellite image downscaling, and GIS-based data integration for earth observation and climate-related studies. Mr. Bo Zhang’s research interests lie primarily in satellite remote sensing, super-resolution reconstruction of geospatial datasets, atmospheric and environmental data analysis, epidemiological mapping, and the integration of machine learning for improved predictive accuracy in public health and ecological monitoring, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that combines computing, earth science, and applied technology. His research skills span deep learning model development, neural network applications for image processing, spatial epidemiology analysis, super-resolution algorithms, and the integration of volunteered geographic information into traditional mapping platforms, enabling him to contribute both theoretically and practically to geospatial sciences.

Academic Profile: ORCID | Scopus | Google Scholar

Featured Publications:

  • Zhu, B., Liu, J., Fu, Y., Zhang, B., & Mao, Y. (2018). Spatio-temporal epidemiology of viral hepatitis in China (2003–2015): Implications for prevention and control policies. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15(4), 661. Citations: 73.

  • Pan, D., Zhang, M., & Zhang, B. (2021). A generic FCN-based approach for the road-network extraction from VHR remote sensing images—Using OpenStreetMap as benchmarks. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing. Citations: 59.

  • Zhang, B., Zhang, M., Kang, J., Hong, D., Xu, J., & Zhu, X. (2019). Estimation of PMx concentrations from Landsat 8 OLI images based on a multilayer perceptron neural network. Remote Sensing, 11(6), 646. Citations: 29.

  • Zhang, B., Xiong, W., Ma, M., Wang, M., Wang, D., Huang, X., Yu, L., Zhang, Q., … (2022). Super-resolution reconstruction of a 3 arc-second global DEM dataset. Science Bulletin, 67(24), 2526–2530. Citations: 25.

 

 

Dr. GUOCHANG LI | Electrochemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. GUOCHANG LI | Electrochemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dr. GUOCHANG LI | Electrochemistry – Professor at NINGBO UNIVERSITY, China

Dr. Guochang Li is a rising scholar in the field of materials science, currently holding the position of Distinguished Associate Professor at the School of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Ningbo University. His research career is marked by innovation in the development of functional materials for clean energy applications. With a solid academic foundation and a growing international presence, Dr. Li is recognized for his deep expertise in energy storage technologies, particularly involving nanostructured carbon materials and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). His passion for research is matched by a rigorous work ethic and a commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Profile:

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Education:

Dr. Li obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Nanjing University, one of China’s most prestigious institutions in scientific research and education. During his doctoral training, he conducted in-depth studies on hierarchical nanostructures and carbon-based materials for energy applications, developing expertise in synthesis techniques, electrochemical testing, and structural characterization. His academic formation under the supervision of a leading Cheung Kong Scholar provided him with strong methodological skills, exposure to interdisciplinary research, and a foundation for scientific independence.

Experience:

Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Li joined Ningbo University as a faculty member and quickly advanced to the role of Distinguished Associate Professor. In this capacity, he leads research projects funded by national foundations, supervises graduate students, and manages a laboratory dedicated to the synthesis and characterization of energy materials. He has participated in key national research programs focusing on lithium-sulfur batteries, sodium-ion technologies, and electrocatalytic water splitting. Additionally, he is highly skilled in the operation and maintenance of advanced instruments such as SEM, HRTEM, XRD, and electrochemical analyzers, and actively contributes to building research infrastructure.

Research Interest:

Dr. Li’s research interests are focused on the controllable synthesis and practical application of carbon-based and MOF-derived nanomaterials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion. He is particularly invested in exploring single-atom and double-atom catalytic sites and their roles in interfacial chemistry, with applications in sodium-ion batteries, Zn-I2 batteries, and supercapacitors. His future work aims to decode the mechanisms of solid–electrolyte interface formation and ion transport regulation, thereby contributing to the development of next-generation, high-efficiency energy storage devices.

Awards:

While still in the early stages of his academic career, Dr. Li has already earned distinctions such as leadership of a National Natural Science Foundation project and multiple invention patents. His rapid progression to a distinguished faculty position and his strong presence in high-impact journals demonstrate his scientific excellence and peer recognition. These accolades are a testament to his capabilities, originality, and potential as a future leader in materials science.

Publications:

📘 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2024 – “Single atomic Cu–C3 sites catalyzed interfacial chemistry in Bi@C” — Highly cited for its innovative approach to sodium-ion batteries.

⚡ Adv. Funct. Mater., 2024 – “Synergistic engineering of NiSe2/Co3Se4 quantum dots threaded by CNTs” — Widely referenced in battery research.

🔬 Adv. Funct. Mater., 2024 – “Fe2Mo3O8@C@MoS2 structures for sodium storage” — Recognized for contributions to ion diffusion studies.

⚙️ Small, 2022 – “Hierarchical carbon nanocages for supercapacitors” — Cited for high energy and power density performance.

💎 Adv. Mater., 2020 – “Compressed N,S co-doped nanocages via capillarity” — One of the most cited works in volumetric energy storage.

🌊 Appl. Surf. Sci., 2025 – “Fluorine-doped carbon dots on Fe-Co selenide nanosheets for seawater electrolysis” — Gaining attention for OER catalysis.

🌿 Dalton Trans., 2023 – “Regulation of Fe–N–C single-atom catalyst by S-doping” — Referenced in CO₂ electroreduction studies.

Conclusion:

Dr. Guochang Li has demonstrated an outstanding trajectory in the field of materials science, combining scientific rigor with originality and innovation. His publication record, technical expertise, and successful leadership of research projects reflect both productivity and potential. His research not only addresses critical challenges in sustainable energy technologies but also lays a strong foundation for impactful future discoveries. With his forward-thinking vision and dedication, Dr. Li is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award, and his continued contributions are expected to have a lasting influence on the global scientific community.