Assist Prof Dr Guo Ren Mong, xiamen university malaysia, Malaysia
Assist. Prof. Dr. Guo Ren Mong appears to be a strong candidate for the “Best Researcher Award”.
Publication profile
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Educational Background
He has a solid academic foundation with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, during which he worked on innovative research in biofuel production from horse manure. His work was recognized with the Chancellor Award, highlighting his academic excellence.
Research Contributions
His research interests are deeply rooted in renewable energy, particularly in waste-to-energy transformation and pyrolysis technology. He has led several significant research projects, including studies on microwave pyrolysis of plastic waste and industrial sludge, which demonstrate his innovative approach to solving environmental challenges.
Publications
Dr. Mong has contributed to high-impact journals, with publications that focus on advancements in combustion technologies, pyrolysis, and renewable energy. His work has been widely cited, showcasing his influence in the field.
Awards and Recognitio
He has received multiple awards, including gold medals and best presenter awards at international conferences, reflecting his impact and recognition in the academic community.
Teaching and Mentorship
His role as an educator and mentor further solidifies his qualifications. He has successfully guided both undergraduate and postgraduate students, contributing to the academic and professional development of future engineers and researchers.
Given his academic achievements, innovative research contributions, and recognition within the academic community, Dr. Guo Ren Mong is indeed a suitable candidate for the “Best Researcher Award.”
Publication top notes
Advancements of combustion technologies in the ammonia-fuelled engines
Pyrolysis characteristics and kinetic studies of horse manure using thermogravimetric analysis
Microwave pyrolysis for valorisation of horse manure biowaste
Progress and challenges in sustainable pyrolysis technology: Reactors, feedstocks and products
Multivariate optimisation study and life cycle assessment of microwave-induced pyrolysis of horse manure for waste valorisation and management
Bibliometric analysis of the research landscape on rice husks gasification (1995–2019)
Pyrolysis of waste activated sludge from food manufacturing industry: Thermal degradation, kinetics and thermodynamics analysis
Effects of swirler vane angle on palm biodiesel/natural gas combustion in swirl-stabilised gas turbine combustor
Controlling infectious airborne particle dispersion during surgical procedures: Why mobile air supply units matter?
Correlating black soldier fly larvae growths with soluble nutrients derived from thermally pre-treated waste activated sludge