Qiliang Zhu | Biosensor | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Qiliang Zhu | Biosensor | Best Researcher Award

Doctorate at University Of Science & Technology Beijing, China

 👨‍🎓Author Profile

🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Qiliang Zhu began his academic journey with a strong foundation in Chemical Engineering and Technology, earning his M.S. degree from the China University of Geosciences, Wuhan, China, in 2017. This advanced education set the stage for his deepening exploration into the fields of physics and engineering. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, where he continues to develop his expertise in cutting-edge nanotechnology and electrochemical systems.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Dr. Zhu’s professional trajectory is shaped by his academic excellence and research prowess. As a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, he is at the forefront of developing innovative technologies. His research has focused on triboelectric nanogenerators and electrochemical sensors, fields that have vast potential in energy harvesting and sensor technology. His professional journey bridges chemistry, physics, and engineering, leading to his active participation in high-impact research initiatives.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Zhu’s research is primarily focused on the triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), electrochemical sensors, and the intricate synergistic molecular recognition and interactions at the force–electric interface. These studies are crucial for advancing technologies in energy harvesting, sensor applications, and environmental monitoring. His work on TENGs and electrochemical sensors addresses critical challenges in sustainable energy and efficient, sensitive detection systems. By exploring molecular interactions at the force–electric interface, Dr. Zhu contributes to the development of more sophisticated sensing and energy technologies.

🌍 Impact and Influence

Dr. Zhu’s work has the potential to revolutionize fields like energy sustainability and advanced sensing technologies. His research into triboelectric nanogenerators could open new doors for self-powered devices, while his focus on electrochemical sensors aims to improve detection systems across various industries, including environmental monitoring, healthcare, and industrial automation. His studies not only advance scientific knowledge but also lay the groundwork for innovations with practical real-world applications.

📚 Academic Cites

As an emerging researcher, Dr. Zhu has been recognized within his field through citations and collaborations with leading scientists in the domains of nanotechnology and electrochemistry. His work on triboelectric nanogenerators and electrochemical sensors has garnered interest from prominent academic journals and research groups, contributing significantly to the body of knowledge in nanoscience and engineering.

💻 Technical Skills

Dr. Zhu is highly skilled in nanofabrication, electrochemical analysis, and molecular dynamics simulations. His expertise also extends to material science, particularly in understanding and manipulating the interactions between materials at the force–electric interface. His proficiency in data analysis and sensor technologies allows him to address complex scientific and engineering problems through innovative solutions.

🏫 Teaching Experience

While Dr. Zhu is still in the process of completing his Ph.D., he actively engages in teaching and mentoring roles at the University of Science and Technology Beijing. His involvement in academic instruction includes guiding undergraduate students in foundational concepts in physics and chemical engineering, as well as conducting hands-on research activities related to his field of study. Through these efforts, he helps cultivate the next generation of scientists and engineers.

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Zhu’s research is poised to make significant contributions to sustainable energy technologies and advanced sensor systems. His work on triboelectric nanogenerators and electrochemical sensors lays the foundation for innovative solutions in energy harvesting, environmental monitoring, and biomedical applications. As he continues his doctoral studies and contributes to groundbreaking research, Dr. Zhu’s legacy is one of transforming scientific understanding and advancing technologies with far-reaching societal benefits.

📖Top Noted Publications

Biomaterial Promotes Triboelectric Nanogenerator for Health Diagnostics and Clinical Application
    • Authors: Qiliang Zhu; Enqi Sun; Yuchen Sun; Xia Cao; Ning Wang
    • Journal: Nanomaterials
    • Year: 2024
Magnetic Material in Triboelectric Nanogenerators: A Review
    • Authors: Enqi Sun; Qiliang Zhu; Hafeez Ur Rehman; Tong Wu; Xia Cao; Ning Wang
    • Journal: Nanomaterials
    • Year: 2024
Biopolymer Materials in Triboelectric Nanogenerators: A Review
    • Authors: Qiliang Zhu; Enqi Sun; Zequan Zhao; Tong Wu; Shuchang Meng; Zimeng Ma; Muhammad Shoaib; Hafeez Ur Rehman; Xia Cao; Ning Wang
    • Journal: Polymers
    • Year: 2024

Razieh Fazaeli | Environmental Data Analysis | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Razieh Fazaeli | Environmental Data Analysis | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Razieh Fazaeli at university of Waterloo, Canada

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🌳Academic Background 

Razieh Fazaeli is a PhD student in Nanochemistry at the University of Waterloo, with extensive experience in inorganic chemistry and catalysis. She has contributed significantly to the development of novel nanocatalysts and materials for environmental and energy applications, with a strong publication record in leading chemistry journals. Her research focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and application of nanostructured materials in photocatalysis, energy storage, and green chemistry.

🎓 Education

Razieh Fazaeli holds a Master of Science in Inorganic Chemistry from Isfahan University of Technology, Iran (2000), where she conducted research on the synthesis and characterization of Co(III) complexes under the supervision of Prof. Mehdi Amirnasr. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Kashan University, Iran (1998).

💼 Professional Experience

Razieh is currently a PhD student in Chemical Engineering (Nanochemistry) at the University of Waterloo, Canada. Her research focuses on the design and development of advanced nanomaterials for catalytic applications, particularly in environmental remediation and energy storage. She has co-authored numerous publications in high-impact journals, showcasing her expertise in nanocatalysts and photocatalysis.

🔬 Research Interests

Razieh’s research interests include nanochemistry, catalysis, and material science. She specializes in the synthesis of novel nanostructured materials and their application in photocatalysis, energy conversion, and environmental cleanup. Her work is centered on developing sustainable solutions for global challenges, such as water purification and clean energy technologies.

📖 Publication

A comparison increasing the photodegradation power of a Ag/g–C3N4 /CoNi–LDH nanocomposite: Photocatalytic activity toward water treatment

Authors: Fazaeli, R., Aliyan, H., Richeson, D., Li, Y.
Journal: Journal of Environmental Sciences (China)
Year: 2025

Investigation of the synergistic photocatalytic activity of a ternary ZrTiO4/TiO2/Mn3O4 (ZTM) nanocomposite in a typical water treatment process

Authors: Fazaeli, R., Aliyan, H., Nezamzadeh-Ejhieh, A., Richeson, D.
Journal: Surfaces and Interfaces
Year: 2024

Hollow Ag/Mn(btc): As highly efficient catalyst for oxidation of sulfides to sulfoxides

Authors: Aliyan, H., Fazaeli, R., Foroutanfar, Z., Richeson, D., Li, Y.
Journal: Inorganic Chemistry Communications
Year: 2023

Photocatalytic degradation abilities of binary core-shell SiO2@mZrO2/TiO2 nanocomposites: Characterization, kinetic and thermodynamic study of metoclopramide (MCP) eradication for water purification

Authors: Zahraei, M.S.N., Fazaeli, R., Aliyan, H., Richeson, D.
Journal: Materials Research Bulletin
Year: 2023

Hierarchical mesoporous plasmonic Pd-Fe3O4/NiFe-LDH composites: Characterization, and kinetic study of a photodegradation catalyst for aqueous metoclopramide

Authors: Shabib, F., Fazaeli, R., Aliyan, H., Richeson, D.
Journal: Environmental Technology and Innovation
Year: 2022

Photodegradation and mineralization of metronidazole by a novel quadripartite SnO2@TiO2/ZrTiO4/ZrO2 photocatalyst: Comprehensive photocatalyst characterization and kinetic study

Authors: Amouhadi, E., Aliyan, H., Aghaei, H., Fazaeli, R., Richeson, D.
Journal: Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing
Year: 2022