Kezhang Shi | Nanophotonics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Kezhang Shi | Nanophotonics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Kezhang Shi, Zhejiang University, China

Dr. Kezhang Shi is an Assistant Professor at Zhejiang University, specializing in optical engineering. He holds a PhD from the same institution and has been recognized as a “Yongjiang Talent” and “Top Talent” in Ningbo. Dr. Shi focuses on near-field thermal radiation and thermophotovoltaics, contributing over 30 publications in esteemed journals like Advanced Materials and Nano Letters. He chairs sessions at international conferences, including PIERS 2024, and serves as a reviewer for Nature Communications. With 683 citations and multiple national project involvements, his innovative research has significantly advanced the field. πŸ“šπŸ”¬βœ¨

 

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Academic and Professional Background

Dr. Shi’s prolific output includes over 30 publications in reputable journals such as Advanced Materials and Nano Letters. His research focuses on near-field thermal radiation, where he has developed innovative methods that surpass blackbody limits, resulting in national recognition and multiple awards. His citation index indicates a strong impact within his field, boasting 683 total citations, an h-index of 13, and an i10-index of 17.

Research and Innovations

Dr. Shi leads several significant research projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Key Research and Development Program of Ningbo. His involvement in high-value projects demonstrates his commitment to advancing knowledge in his field, with substantial financial backing indicating the importance of his work. His collaborative efforts with national projects further underline his role as a key researcher in nanotechnology and thermal conversion mechanisms.

Publication Top Notes

  • Nonreciprocal wide-angle and narrowband thermal emitter – J Wang, K Shi, X Xing, Materials Today PhysicsCited by: 0 – Year: 2024 πŸ“…
  • Ultra-broadband and wide-angle nonreciprocal thermal emitter based on Weyl semimetal metamaterials – K Shi, Y Sun, R Hu, S He, NanophotonicsCited by: 10 – Year: 2024 πŸ“…
  • Comparison of the Casimir force between SiC plates with different permittivity models: Lorentz model and Palik data – Y Hu, X Wu, L Ge, K Shi, X Huang, Materials Today CommunicationsCited by: 0 – Year: 2024 πŸ“…
  • Near-field radiative modulator based on Ξ±-MoO3 films – L Li, X Wu, H Liu, K Shi, Y Liu, K Yu, International Journal of Heat and Mass TransferCited by: 7 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Near-field radiative heat transfer between multilayer structures composed of different hyperbolic materials – K Yu, L Li, K Shi, H Liu, Y Hu, K Zhang, Y Liu, X Wu, International Journal of Heat and Mass TransferCited by: 12 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Enhanced near-field radiative heat transfer between core-shell nanoparticles through surface modes hybridization – Y Hu, H Liu, B Yang, K Shi, M Antezza, X Wu, Fundamental ResearchCited by: 4 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Enhancing circularly polarized emission by a planar chiral dielectric metasurface – Y Sun, Z Hu, K Shi, T Guo, Y Xing, Y Jin, S He, Advanced Optical MaterialsCited by: 10 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Enhancement and modulation of three-body near-field radiative heat transfer via anisotropic hyperbolic polaritons – H Liu, K Shi, K Zhou, Q Ai, M Xie, X Wu, International Journal of Heat and Mass TransferCited by: 8 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Polariton hybridization phenomena on near-field radiative heat transfer in periodic graphene/Ξ±-MoO3 cells – J Zhang, B Yang, K Shi, H Liu, X Wu, NanophotonicsCited by: 13 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…
  • Strong nonreciprocal thermal radiation of transverse electric wave in Weyl semimetal – J Wu, B Wu, K Shi, X Wu, C Fu, International Journal of Thermal SciencesCited by: 34 – Year: 2023 πŸ“…


Conclusion

Dr. Kezhang Shi’s extensive contributions to the field of optical engineering, his innovative research projects, and his commitment to academic excellence, he is exceptionally well-suited for the Best Researcher Award. His achievements not only advance scientific understanding but also have practical implications in technology and energy efficiency. His dedication and impact in the realm of near-field thermal radiation make him a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.