Xu Long 🏛︎︎Northwestern Polytechnical University, China Prof Bio: Long Xu is a Professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Integrated Circuits (School of Microelectronics), Northwestern Polytechnical University, and a recipient of the National Young-Talent Program. His research focuses on extreme mechanics for chip packaging and protective structures, including multi-field coupled multi-scale material constitutive and damage models, structural life prediction and reliability analysis. He has presided over numerous research projects such as NSFC programs, sub-tasks of national key R&D plans, and industry-university-research collaborations with Huawei and ZTE. He has published four monographs and over one hundred SCI papers, many of which are ESI highly-cited/hot papers, and received multiple provincial-ministerial science-technology awards and best-paper awards at international conferences. He serves as associate editor and editorial board member for several SCI journals and chairs multiple international academic conferences. He recruits postdoctoral, doctoral and master students with backgrounds in mechanics, mechanical engineering, materials, physics or mathematics. Title: To be determined ... Abstract: To be determined ... |
Biao Zhang 🏛︎︎Northwestern Polytechnical University, China Assoc. Prof Bio: Biao Zhang is a Tenured Associate Professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Flexible Electronics, Northwestern Polytechnical University, and Deputy Director of Shaanxi Collaborative Innovation Center for Flexible Electronics. He obtained his Ph.D. from INSA Lyon (France) in 2016 and completed postdoctoral research at Singapore University of Technology and Design. His research interests cover photocurable 3D/4D-printing, smart materials & structures, and flexible electronics. He has undertaken NSFC projects and the Young-Scientist Program of national key R&D plans. He has published more than 80 journal articles, including over 50 first/corresponding papers in Nature Communications, Science Advances, Advanced Materials, with over ten authorized invention patents. Listed among Stanford's World's Top 2% Scientists, he has won a provincial-ministerial second-class science-technology award. He works as an associate editor and welcomes graduate and undergraduate students majoring in polymer, materials, mechanics or electronic information to join his group. Title: To be determined ... Abstract: To be determined ... |
