Lei Dong | Advanced Materials Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Lei Dong | Advanced Materials Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Northwestern Polytechnical University | China

Prof. Lei Dong is a leading materials scientist specializing in graphene-based technologies, energy storage, and ion-transport systems. He earned his PhD in Polymer Chemistry and Physics in 2015 and subsequently gained international research experience through postdoctoral and visiting appointments at major research-intensive universities, before progressing to faculty roles and attaining a full professorship. His academic career reflects a strong trajectory from fundamental two-dimensional (2D) materials synthesis to application-driven research in Li-ion batteries and ion-sieving membranes.  He has secured more than 10 competitive research grants and filed over 30 national invention patents, underscoring both scientific excellence and translational impact. His work has been recognized through multiple prestigious talent and innovation awards at the provincial level. Overall, Prof. Dong’s contributions significantly advance scalable 2D materials, high-performance energy storage, and membrane technologies, positioning him as a prominent figure in contemporary materials science and engineering.

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Synthesis and Reduction of Large-Sized Graphene Oxide Sheets
L. Dong, J. Yang, M. Chhowalla, K. P. Loh.
Chemical Society Reviews, 2017


Interface-Confined Hydrogen Evolution Reaction in Zero-Valent Metal Nanoparticles–Intercalated MoS₂
Z. Chen, K. Leng, X. Zhao, S. Malkhandi, W. Tang, B. Tian, L. Dong, et al.
Nature Communications, 2017


A Non-Dispersion Strategy for Large-Scale Production of Ultra-High-Concentration Graphene Slurries in Water
L. Dong, Z. Chen, X. Zhao, J. Ma, S. Lin, M. Li, et al.
Nature Communications, 2018


Spontaneous Exfoliation and Tailoring of MoS₂ in Mixed Solvents
L. Dong, S. Lin, L. Yang, J. Zhang, C. Yang, D. Yang, H. Lu.
Chemical Communications, 2014

Poorva Nayak | Thermoelectric Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Poorva Nayak | Thermoelectric Materials | Best Researcher Award

Research Scholar, Jiwaji University, India

Ms. Poorva Nayak is a dedicated and passionate physicist with a strong academic background and extensive research experience. She is committed to fostering an engaging learning environment, conducting innovative research, and contributing to the academic community through collaboration and mentorship. With expertise in theoretical and experimental physics, Ms. Nayak aims to inspire students, advance scientific knowledge, and drive research excellence.

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📚 Education:

  • Ph.D. in Physics (pursuing): Jiwaji University, Gwalior, MP (2021-present)
  • M. Phil in Physics: Jiwaji University, Gwalior, MP (2017) – 73%
  • MSc in Physics: Jiwaji University, Gwalior, MP (2015) – 64%
  • B.Sc in Mathematics: Jiwaji University, Gwalior, MP (2013) – 69%
  • 12th in Maths Group: Board of Secondary Education, Gwalior, MP (2010) – 60.4%
  • 10th: Board of Secondary Education, Gwalior, MP (2008) – 63.8%

🔬 Research Experience:

  • Research Scholar, Jiwaji University, Gwalior MP:
    • Conducted research on thermoelectric and spintronics materials.
    • Designed and executed experiments, collected data, and analyzed results using advanced statistical methods and mathematical modeling.
    • Presented research findings at departmental seminars and conferences, demonstrating effective communication skills and the ability to disseminate knowledge.

👩‍🏫 Teaching Experience:

  • Assistant Professor of Physics (2019-2020): Malwa Institute of Technology and Management
  • Guest Faculty (2022-present): School of Studies in Physics, Jiwaji University, Gwalior
    • Assisted in teaching undergraduate physics courses, including lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions.
    • Prepared course materials, assignments, and assessments to support student learning and engagement.
    • Provided individualized assistance and guidance to students, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.
    • Received positive feedback from students and faculty for effective communication and teaching methodologies.

🔬 Academic Projects:

  • M. Phil Academic Project:
    • Title: Structure, Electronic, and Optical Properties of Osmium di-Boride
  • MSc Academic Project:
    • Title: Dielectric Study of Polyaniline-Zinc Nickel Ferrite Nanocomposite Materials under the supervision of Prof D. C. Tiwari, Jiwaji University, Gwalior.

📄 Publications Top Notes:

Theoretical exploration of inherent electronic, structural, mechanical, thermoelectric, and thermophysical response of KRu4Z12 (Z= As12, Sb12) filled skutterudite materials. RSC Advances, 2023.

A comprehensive study of the magnetic, electronic, mechanical, and thermoelectric properties of novel filled skutterudites KFe4Ge12 and KFe4P12 using ab-initio calculations. Computational Condensed Matter, 2024.

Holistic Exploration of Structural, Electronic, Magnetic, Transport, Mechanical, and Thermodynamic Characteristics, Including Curie Temperature Analysis. ACS Omega, 2023.

Exploring the Multifaceted Properties of Sr-Filled Skutterudite: A Comprehensive Study of Structural, Mechanical, Electronic, Magnetic, Curie Temperature, Thermal, and Transport Characteristics via Density Functional Theory. Journal of Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers and Materials, 2024.

Multifaceted analysis of NdCo4X12: unveiling certain structural, electronic, magnetic, transport-mechanical, and thermodynamic properties with the emphasis on curie temperature. The European Physical Journal Plus, 2024.

Exploring the multifaceted properties: electronic, magnetic, Curie temperature, elastic, thermal, and thermoelectric characteristics of gadolinium-filled PtSb3 skutterudite. RSC Advances, 2024.

Exploring Novel Filled Skutterudites: A Comprehensive DFT Modeling Study on Electronic, Magnetic, Curie Temperature, Elastic, Thermal, and Thermoelectric Properties. Solid State Sciences, 2024.