ZhengDa Long | Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Mr. ZhengDa Long | Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Wuming Hospital of Guangxi Medical University, China

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🔰 INTRODUCTION

Mr. ZhengDa Long, affiliated with Long Hospital of Guangxi Medical University, is a passionate academic and healthcare professional with a multidisciplinary background in medicine, psychology, and teaching. His career is rooted in developing innovative healthcare education tools and contributing meaningfully to student and nurse training. He is widely recognized for bridging clinical practice with academic excellence, particularly in the field of sleep health literacy.

🎓 EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Mr. Long’s academic journey began with a deep interest in medical sciences and psychology. Early on, he recognized the value of combining clinical expertise with educational outreach. His educational path was marked by a consistent commitment to improving public health and creating assessment tools for students, especially in areas that are often overlooked, such as sleep health.

🩺 PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Professionally, Mr. Long has worn many hats—educator, researcher, and mentor. He has played a pivotal role in teaching medical students and nurses, fostering their professional development while emphasizing the importance of psychological well-being. Through his dedication, he has contributed to shaping future generations of healthcare professionals and introducing new tools for academic and clinical assessment.

🔬 CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Mr. Long’s standout contribution is the development of the Sleep Health Literacy Scale for Students (SHLS-ST). He identified a crucial gap in healthcare education—there was no existing definition or standardized evaluation tool for sleep health literacy in college students, either domestically or internationally. In response, he led the development and validation of this tool, which is now considered a valuable asset for clinical practice and education. The SHLS-ST allows healthcare professionals to evaluate and improve students’ understanding and behaviors regarding sleep, enhancing both academic performance and overall well-being.

🌍 IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

The influence of Mr. Long’s work extends across academic and clinical domains. By introducing a reliable, scientifically validated tool for sleep health literacy, he has empowered educators and health workers to take informed action in student wellness. His research directly contributes to enhancing student mental and physical health, reducing sleep-related issues, and fostering more supportive learning environments.

📚 ACADEMIC CITATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Mr. Long’s research has been recognized in peer-reviewed journals. His most notable publication is titled “Development and reliability and validity test of the sleep health literacy scale for college students” and is indexed in SCI and Scopus journals. His scholarly contributions are foundational in the emerging field of sleep health education.

🏆 HONORS & AWARDS

In recognition of his impactful work, Mr. Long has been nominated for the Best Researcher Award. His development of the SHLS-ST stands out as a milestone in health education innovation. This nomination underscores the academic and societal relevance of his contributions, particularly in elevating standards of student health assessment.

🌱 LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Looking forward, Mr. Long envisions expanding the SHLS-ST to include other populations such as adolescents and working adults. He is also exploring partnerships for international research and hopes to develop mobile-based tools that assess and promote sleep health literacy on a wider scale. His legacy is one of innovation, compassion, and a vision for integrating holistic well-being into educational systems.

✍️ FINAL NOTE

Mr. ZhengDa Long exemplifies what it means to be a modern researcher—merging scientific rigor with meaningful, real-world impact. His work in developing the Sleep Health Literacy Scale is not just a research success, but a step forward in health education, one that holds promise for institutions globally. As he continues to grow his research, his influence is set to leave a lasting mark on the academic and healthcare communities.

TOP NOTES PUBLICATIONS 📚

Development and reliability and validity test of the sleep health literacy scale for college students
  • Authors: ZhengDa Long, LiPing Huang

  • Journal: BMC Public Health

  • Year: 2025

Benjamin Teo | Energy and Utilities Analytics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Benjamin Teo | Energy and Utilities Analytics | Best Researcher Award

Imperial College London | United Kingdom

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👨‍🔬 Summary

Dr. Benjamin H. W. Teo is a dedicated researcher with a focus on sustainable energy technologies, adsorption science, and additive manufacturing. Currently a UKRI Postdoctoral Fellow at Imperial College London, he explores solar technology performance and its integration with other renewable systems. Dr. Teo’s research also extends to polymer crystallization, Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), and their applications in energy systems. With over 18 published journal articles and several international conference presentations, he has become a leading expert in his field, combining theoretical modeling with practical, industry-oriented solutions to address climate change.

🎓 Education

Dr. Teo completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore (2014-2019). His doctoral research focused on the green synthesis and modulation of MOFs to enhance water adsorption properties for cooling applications. Prior to this, he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering with First Class Honours from NTU (2011-2014), and a Diploma in Mechatronics from Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore (2006-2009).

💼 Professional Experience

Dr. Teo’s professional career has been marked by key roles in leading institutions. As a UKRI Postdoctoral Fellow at Imperial College London (Sep 2023 – Present), he investigates solar cell performance in combination with sustainable technologies and conducts advanced heat transfer simulations. From 2019 to 2023, he worked as a Research Fellow at Nanyang Technological University, leading studies on polymer crystallization in additive manufacturing and contributing to industry collaborations. He also held the role of Project Officer (2019) at NTU, where he conducted extensive research on water adsorption in MOFs and zeolites for cooling system applications.

📚 Academic Cites & Publications

Dr. Teo has contributed extensively to the academic community with 18 journal publications, including 10 as the first author. His work covers topics such as MOF-based adsorption cooling systems and additive manufacturing, with publications in prestigious journals like Applied Thermal Engineering and Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. His research has garnered significant attention, evidenced by citations in high-impact journals. He has also shared his findings at numerous international conferences, including as an invited keynote speaker.

🛠️ Technical Skills

Dr. Teo possesses a wide range of technical skills, including material characterization techniques like X-ray diffraction (XRD), BET nitrogen adsorption, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). He is proficient in computational modeling, utilizing Grand Canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulations, phase-field modeling, and thermodynamic frameworks via MATLAB. His expertise also extends to additive manufacturing, where he studies polymer crystallization, melt flow viscosity, and their implications for 3D printed materials.

👩‍🏫 Teaching Experience

Dr. Teo has a strong background in teaching, currently serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Imperial College London (Apr 2024 – Present), where he leads revision lectures and tutorials on Fluid Mechanics. He also volunteered as a Tutor at Nanyang Technological University (Aug 2022 – May 2023), receiving exceptional student feedback. As a Research Mentor, he has guided over 30 students through their final-year projects, with many achieving high academic success. Additionally, he taught Gas Turbine Engine Labs and other courses during his time at NTU, earning recognition for his effective teaching.

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Teo’s research interests include sustainable energy technologies, particularly solar photovoltaic systems and their integration with other green technologies. He is also deeply involved in additive manufacturing, especially in studying polymer crystallization and its impact on the mechanical properties of 3D printed materials. Additionally, his work in adsorption science focuses on the development of MOFs for water adsorption and cooling applications, aiming to enhance energy efficiency and contribute to climate change mitigation strategies.

📚 Top Notes Publications

Mesoscale simulations of spherulite growth during isothermal crystallization of polymer melts via an enhanced 3D phase-field model
    • Authors: Weidong Li, How Wei Benjamin Teo, Kaijuan Chen, Jun Zeng, Kun Zhou, Hejun Du

    • Journal: Applied Mathematics and Computation

    • Year: 2023

Investigation of polyamide 12 isothermal crystallization through the application of the phase‐field model
    • Authors: How Wei Benjamin Teo, Van Thai Tran, Kaijuan Chen, Kim Quy Le, Hejun Du, Jun Zeng, Kun Zhou

    • Journal: Polymers for Advanced Technologies

    • Year: 2023

Effects of build positions on the thermal history, crystallization, and mechanical properties of polyamide 12 parts printed by Multi Jet Fusion
    • Authors: H. W. B. Teo

    • Journal: Virtual and Physical Prototyping

    • Year: 2022

Non-isothermal crystallization behaviour of polyamide 12 analogous to multi-jet fusion additive manufacturing process
    • Authors: H. W. B. Teo

    • Journal: Polymer

    • Year: 2021

Experimental and modeling investigation on the viscoelastic-viscoplastic deformation of polyamide 12 printed by Multi Jet Fusion
    • Authors: H. W. B. Teo

    • Journal: International Journal of Plasticity

    • Year: 2021