Piotr Jasinski | Electroceramics | Best Review Paper Award

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Piotr Jasinski | Electroceramics | Best Review Paper Award

Prof. Piotr Jasinski at Gdańsk University of Technology | Poland

Prof. Piotr Jasinski is a leading figure in engineering sciences, recognized for his extensive contributions to electroceramics, electronic technology and metrology. His academic journey at Gdańsk University of Technology spans more than three decades, progressing from teaching assistant to full professor in the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunication and Informatics. With a Ph.D. in electronic engineering (2000) and habilitation in electronic materials and devices (2009), he was awarded the nomination for professor of engineering and technical sciences in 2019. His research centers on the electrical characterization of electroceramic materials—particularly through impedance spectroscopy—and on developing thin- and thick-film technologies for advanced devices such as solid oxide fuel cells, electrolyzers, gas sensors and ceramic capacitors. These efforts support critical areas of sustainable energy, environmental monitoring and functional material innovation. Prof. Jasinski’s scientific influence is reflected in his strong publication record of over 170 papers, more than 3,000 citations (Scopus, excluding self-citations) and an h-index of 26, along with mentoring six Ph.D. graduates. Beyond research, he plays key leadership roles in national and international scientific communities, having served as president, vice-president and president-elect of the Polish section of IMAPS; vice-president of the Polish Society for Sensors Technology; and vice-president of the Polish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association. He has contributed to the Committee on Metrology and Scientific Instrumentation of the Polish Academy of Sciences and serves on editorial boards such as Metrology and Measurement Systems and Sensors (MDPI). At Gdańsk University of Technology, he has headed the Laboratory of Functional Materials, leads the Department of Functional Materials Engineering and coordinates the Advanced Materials Center. His career highlights a sustained commitment to advancing functional materials, sensor technologies and high-impact engineering research.

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Qinyuan Hong | Functional Materials | Best Researcher Award

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Qinyuan Hong | Functional Materials | Best Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Qinyuan Hong, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China.

Dr. Qinyuan Hong 🏗️ is an Assistant Professor at the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University 🌱. With a Ph.D. from the same institution and dual Bachelor’s degrees in Marine Science 🌊 and Economics 📈 from Xiamen University, his research focuses on mercury removal, multi-pollutant control, and environmental functional materials. He has published extensively in top-tier journals 📖 and contributed significantly to flue gas treatment and adsorption technology. Passionate about sustainability and innovation, Dr. Hong’s work advances cleaner industrial processes and environmental protection efforts worldwide. 🌍✨

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Education and Experience

  • Ph.D. in Environmental Science & Engineering (2018-2024) 🎓 – Shanghai Jiao Tong University 🏛️ (Advisor: Prof. Naiqiang Yan)
  • B.S. in Marine Science (2014-2018) 🌊 – Xiamen University 🏝️
  • B.S. in Economics (2015-2018) 📈 – Xiamen University 💰
  • Assistant Professor (2024-Present) 👨‍🏫 – School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University 🌱

Suitability summary 

Qinyuan Hong, an Assistant Professor at the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, has demonstrated exceptional research excellence in mercury removal technologies, flue gas treatment, and environmental functional materials. His groundbreaking contributions in heterogeneous catalytic and adsorption reactions have significantly advanced sustainable pollution control solutions. His prolific publication record in top-tier journals, innovative methodologies, and interdisciplinary approach establish him as a leading researcher in environmental science, making him a deserving recipient of the Best Researcher Award.

Professional Development

Dr. Qinyuan Hong is a leading researcher in environmental engineering, specializing in mercury removal from flue gas and wastewater 🌎💨. His work on sulfur-based materials and catalytic adsorption has led to groundbreaking advancements in pollution control 🏭. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed papers in prestigious journals 📚, contributing to sustainable environmental solutions. His interdisciplinary background in marine science and economics enhances his research perspective 🌊💰. As a dedicated academic, he collaborates with experts globally and mentors future environmental scientists 🌍🎓. His innovative approach drives impactful research for cleaner industrial practices and environmental conservation. 🌱✨

Research Focus

Dr. Hong’s research centers on mercury pollution control and environmental functional materials 🌱💡. His expertise includes developing advanced sulfur-based adsorbents for efficient heavy metal removal ⚛️ and exploring multi-pollutant control in flue gas treatment 🏭. He investigates heterogeneous catalytic reactions to enhance adsorption efficiency 🔬 and optimize industrial processes for sustainability 🌿. His work has significant implications for cleaner energy production, mitigating environmental hazards, and improving air and water quality worldwide 🌎. With a passion for innovation, Dr. Hong’s research contributes to the global effort in combating industrial pollution and fostering a greener future. 🌿💚

Publication Top Noted

📄 Enhancing the catalytic oxidation of elemental mercury and suppressing sulfur-toxic adsorption sites from SO₂-containing gas in Mn-SnS₂ – Journal of Hazardous Materials (2020) 🧪🔥 Cited by: 54

📄 Gaseous mercury capture using supported CuSₓ on layered double hydroxides from SO₂-rich flue gas – Chemical Engineering Journal (2020) 🌫️⚙️ Cited by: 41

📄 Shell-thickness-induced spontaneous inward migration of mercury in porous ZnO@CuS for gaseous mercury immobilization – Chemical Engineering Journal (2021) 🏗️🔬 Cited by: 35

📄 Heterogeneous reaction mechanisms and functional materials for elemental mercury removal from industrial flue gas – ACS ES&T Engineering (2021) 🔍⚡ Cited by: 34

📄 Insight into the interfacial stability and reaction mechanism between gaseous mercury and chalcogen-based sorbents in SO₂-containing flue gas – Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2020) 🧫🔄 Cited by: 31

📄 Regulation of the Sulfur Environment in Clusters to Construct a Mn–Sn₂S₆ Framework for Mercury Bonding – Environmental Science & Technology (2022) 🌍🔗 Cited by: 29

📄 Stepwise Ions Incorporation Method for Continuously Activating PbS to Recover Mercury from Hg⁰-Rich Flue Gas – Environmental Science & Technology (2020) 🔬♻️ Cited by: 29

📄 Metastable Facet-Controlled Cu₂WS₄ Single Crystals with Enhanced Adsorption Activity for Gaseous Elemental Mercury – Environmental Science & Technology (2021) 🏭🧪 Cited by: 25

📄 Zinc concentrate internal circulation technology for elemental mercury recovery from zinc smelting flue gas – Fuel (2020) ⚙️🔥 Cited by: 23