Ali Fardoost | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Ali Fardoost | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Graduate Research Assistant, Rutgers University,  United States

Ali Fardoost is a Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering at Rutgers University, with a strong focus on biosensing, biosensor fabrication, and nanobiotechnology. His research involves the development of innovative cancer biomarker detection systems, microfluidics, and nanowell-based biosensors. With a B.Sc. from the University of Tehran, his academic achievements include a top ranking and an award-winning thesis on cancer detection using real-time impedance measurement. Ali has hands-on experience in cleanroom environments and expertise in advanced software tools. His contributions are demonstrated in several publications, reflecting his dedication to advancing healthcare diagnostics and nanotechnology.

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Educational Background :

Ali Fardoost holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Rutgers University and a B.Sc. from the University of Tehran, with excellent academic records (GPA of 4/4 and 3.64/4, respectively). His B.Sc. thesis, which developed a system for differentiating healthy and cancerous lymph nodes, reflects a focus on real-world, critical health issues. Being ranked in the top 0.07% of a national university entrance exam and being recognized as an exceptional talent at the University of Tehran further underscore his academic excellence and intellectual prowess.

Professional Background :

Ali Fardoost is a dedicated researcher currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at Rutgers University, with a focus on biosensor development for cancer biomarker detection. He is a Graduate Research Assistant in the NanoBioElectronics Lab, where he designs and fabricates nanowell-based biosensors for healthcare applications. His prior experience includes research on blood impedance spectroscopy for breast cancer diagnosis at the University of Tehran. Ali has developed and tested various biosensors, combining his skills in microfabrication and data analysis. His work aims to innovate in biomedical diagnostics, with a particular focus on cancer detection technologies.

Research Interests :

Ali Fardoost’s research interests span a range of cutting-edge topics in biosensing, biosensor fabrication, microfluidics, nanobioelectronics, and cancer biomarker detection. His focus on developing biosensors for cancer detection, particularly using microfabrication techniques and impedance spectroscopy, aligns with the forefront of bioengineering research. Additionally, his work on nanobiotechnology indicates his commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research, blending electrical engineering with biomedical applications. These areas are pivotal for innovations in healthcare, specifically in diagnosing and monitoring cancer, a critical global health concern.

Research Experience :

Ali has extensive research experience at both Rutgers University and the University of Tehran. His work includes fabricating biosensors for cancer biomarker detection, performing blood impedance spectroscopy for breast cancer diagnosis, and measuring the impedance of thyroid nodules for intraoperative assessment. His hands-on expertise in microfabrication, sensor design, and real-time diagnostics, coupled with his contributions to impactful projects such as cancer detection, demonstrates his deep engagement in the practical application of his research.

Award And Recognition :

Ali Fardoost has been recognized for his exceptional academic and research achievements. He was awarded the Best B.Sc. Thesis Award at the University of Tehran in 2023 for his innovative work on cancer detection using impedance measurement. Additionally, he was accepted for a Master’s program without the need for an entrance exam due to his exceptional academic performance. Ranked 25th among all undergraduate students at the University of Tehran’s College of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ali also placed in the top 0.07% of participants in Iran’s highly competitive Nationwide University Entrance Exam (Konkoor).

Conclusion :

Ali Fardoost’s strong academic background and cutting-edge research in biosensing, cancer biomarker detection, and nanobiotechnology make him a highly suitable candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His Ph.D. work at Rutgers University and B.Sc. from the University of Tehran demonstrate his exceptional academic performance, while his research projects reflect a deep commitment to solving real-world healthcare challenges. His achievements in microfluidics and biosensor fabrication, along with his focus on cancer diagnosis, show his potential for meaningful contributions to biomedical engineering. Overall, his innovative research and dedication make him a deserving candidate for this prestigious award.

Publication Top Notes :

  • Optimization of Nanowell-Based Label-Free Impedance Biosensor Based on Different Nanowell Structures – Fardoost, A., Raji, H., Javanmard, M. (2024) 📅 Biosensors, 14(9), 426 | Cited by: 0
  • Intraoperative Assessment of High-Risk Thyroid Nodules Based on Electrical Impedance Measurements: A Feasibility Study – Beheshti Firoozabadi, J., Mahdavi, R., Shamsi, K., Akbari, M.E., Abdolahad, M., Fardoost, A. (2022) 📅 Diagnostics, 12(12), 2950 | Cited by: 0

Tongtong Wan | Engineering Award | Best Researcher Award

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Tongtong Wan | Engineering Award | Best Researcher Award

Tongtong Wan, East China Jiaotong University, China

Dr. Tongtong Wan is an accomplished scholar in civil engineering. She earned her Ph.D. from Chang’an University (2017-2023) and her Bachelor’s from Nanchang Hangkong University (2013-2017). She gained international experience as a visiting student at Nottingham University (2020-2021) 🌍 and is currently a lecturer at East China Jiaotong University (2023-present) 👩‍🏫. Her research on inverted pavement and pavement detection has been widely recognized, with publications in top journals like “Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering” 🏅. Dr. Wan has presented at major conferences and participated in several key research projects, earning accolades such as the best wall poster award and a national scholarship 🌟.

 

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Education 🎓

Dr. Tongtong Wan earned her Ph.D. in civil engineering from Chang’an University (2017-2023) and her Bachelor’s degree from Nanchang Hangkong University (2013-2017).

Experience 🌍

She expanded her academic horizons as a visiting student at Nottingham University (2020-2021) and currently serves as a lecturer at East China Jiaotong University (2023-present).

Academic Achievements 🏅

Dr. Wan’s research centers on inverted pavement, unbound aggregates, slushing processes, and pavement detection. She has published around 10 papers in international and Chinese journals, including an article in the prestigious “Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering.” She has presented at notable conferences like WTC and SATC, winning the best wall poster award. Additionally, she was awarded a national scholarship for her studies at Nottingham University. Her contributions extend to projects under the National Natural Science Foundation, the Ministry of Transport, and the Hebei Provincial Department of Transportation, garnering recognition from experts in her field.

Research Focus

Dr. Tongtong Wan’s research focuses on several key areas in civil engineering, particularly in pavement engineering. Her work includes studying inverted asphalt pavement structures, optimizing evaluation indicators for asphalt pavement surface segregation, and examining the thermal contraction behavior between unbound aggregate layers and asphalt mixtures 🌟. She employs advanced methods such as the finite difference and discrete element coupling method and response surface method in her research 🛠️. Additionally, Dr. Wan investigates the use of smartphone image processing techniques for assessing pavement conditions 📱. Her contributions are published in reputable journals like “Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering” and “Construction and Building Materials” 📚.

 

Publication Top Notes

A method determining critical operating parameters for landing aircraft based on runway pavement skid resistance

ZhenYU | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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ZhenYU | Engineering | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Dr. ZhenYU,City University of Hong Kong,China

Zhen Yu (于桢) 🎓 holds a Ph.D. in Engineering Thermophysics from Zhejiang University and a Ph.D. in Material Science & Engineering from the National University of Singapore. As an Assistant Professor at Tianjin University and now a Postdoctoral Fellow at City University of Hong Kong, he specializes in interfacial solar evaporators and plastic recycling. Yu has received numerous honors including national scholarships and a Humboldt Scholarship. With over ten publications as first or corresponding author, his research focuses on clean water production and sustainable energy solutions. Yu’s interdisciplinary expertise and innovative contributions continue to drive advancements in environmental engineering.

 

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Academic Qualification

Dr.Zhen Yu, born on January 19, 1996, is a highly accomplished researcher in engineering and material science. Holding dual Ph.D. degrees from Zhejiang University and the National University of Singapore, he has garnered expertise in interfacial solar evaporators and plastic recycling. His academic journey includes prestigious positions such as Assistant Professor at Tianjin University and currently, as a Postdoctoral Fellow at City University of Hong Kong. With an impressive publication record and numerous accolades, including national scholarships and a Humboldt Scholarship, Yu’s work focuses on sustainable solutions for clean water production and environmental conservation 🌱💧.

 

Research Focus

Dr.Zhen Yu’s research primarily focuses on two key areas: (1) the development and optimization of interfacial solar evaporators for efficient water production, including seawater resource utilization, and (2) innovative methods for the recycling and upcycling of plastics, particularly addressing micro-plastic and nano-plastic pollution. Through his interdisciplinary work, Yu aims to contribute to sustainable solutions for clean water provision and environmental conservation, while also addressing critical challenges related to plastic waste management. His dedication to these fields is evident in his numerous publications and prestigious honors, positioning him as a leading figure in the pursuit of a greener, more sustainable future 🌱💧🔄.

 

Publication Top Notes

  1. Waste PET-derived MOF-5 for high-efficiency removal of tetracycline 🌿 (Cited by 1, 2024)
  2. Self-Sustained Programmable Hygroelectronic Interfaces for Humidity-Regulated Hierarchical Information Encryption and Display 🌐 (Cited by 8, 2024)
  3. Synthesis of P-(NiCo)CO3/TiO2/Ti Self-Supported Electrode with High Catalytic Activity and Stability for Hydrogen Evolution ⚡ (Cited by 0, 2024)
  4. Multifunctional Sandwich-Structured Super-Hygroscopic Zinc-Based MOF-Overlayed Cooling Wearables for Special Personal Thermal Management ❄️ (Cited by 2, 2024)
  5. Blue Hierarchical TiO2 Nanotube Array for Significantly Enhanced Electrochemical Oxidation Performance and Stability of Tetracycline Degradation 🌀 (Cited by 1, 2023)
  6. Micro–Nano Water Film Enabled High-Performance Interfacial Solar Evaporation ☀️ (Cited by 14, 2023)
  7. A stable all-day interfacial evaporation multistage distillation driven by solar photothermal and solar electrothermal 🌞 (Cited by 4, 2023)
  8. High-salinity brine desalination and wastewater treatment strategies based on solar-driven interfacial evaporators 💧 (Cited by 11, 2023)
  9. A three-dimensional folded multistage distillation device with enhanced air convection for efficient solar interface evaporation 🔥 (Cited by 5, 2023)
  10. Extendable Solar Interfacial Evaporator with High Salt Resistance Achieved by Managing the Evaporation Region 🏞️ (Cited by 2, 2023)