Minglong Yan | Drug Discovery and Development | Young Scientist Award

Mr. Minglong Yan, Chinese Academy of Science, China

Mr. Minglong Yan holds advanced degrees in his field, with a distinguished academic and professional background in scientific research and innovation. He has completed multiple research projects, contributed to numerous indexed journal publications, and holds editorial appointments in reputable journals. With a strong citation index in SCI and Scopus, he is actively engaged in industry-sponsored projects, collaborative studies, and has authored several ISBN-registered books 📚. His expertise spans diverse research areas, contributing significantly to scientific advancement and innovation, including patents published or in process. Mr. Yan is also a member of esteemed professional organizations, fostering academic excellence globally 🌐.

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Education

Mr. Minglong Yan 🎓 holds advanced degrees in engineering and materials science, with a strong foundation in innovative research and development. With over a decade of professional experience, he has contributed significantly to the fields of advanced materials and nanotechnology. 🧪 His work has been recognized in peer-reviewed journals and international conferences. As a dedicated academic, he has mentored numerous students and collaborated on global research initiatives. 🌏 Mr. Yan’s achievements include multiple research grants and awards that highlight his impactful contributions to science and technology. 🔬 His commitment to excellence continues to inspire innovation and academic advancement.

Experience

Mr. Minglong Yan 🤝 has built strong interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers from institutions across various countries, fostering global scientific exchange and innovation. 🌐 His collaborative efforts have led to numerous joint publications, international workshops, and the development of data-sharing platforms 📊 that enhance research transparency and accessibility. Notably, his work on a multi-institutional study focused on advanced nanomaterials 🧬 gained considerable recognition within the research community, showcasing the power of international teamwork. These partnerships not only broaden the impact of his research but also contribute to the advancement of science through shared knowledge and collective expertise.

Professional Memberships

Mr. Minglong Yan 🧑‍🔬 is an active member of the IEEE ⚙️ and the Materials Research Society (MRS) 🔬, two prestigious organizations that support scientific innovation and collaboration. Through these memberships, he engages with leading experts in his field, stays updated on emerging research trends 📈, and participates in global conferences and symposiums 🌍. These affiliations provide valuable platforms for networking, professional development, and interdisciplinary exchange. Mr. Yan’s involvement in such renowned societies highlights his dedication to advancing science and technology while remaining connected to the broader research community.

Research Focus

Mr. Minglong Yan focuses on smart surface engineering, particularly the development of anti-biofouling materials, self-healing coatings, and slippery lubricant-infused surfaces (SLIPS). His research merges materials science, nanotechnology, and green chemistry to design photocatalytic, self-renewable, and multi-functional coatings. These materials aim to resist microbial adhesion and environmental fouling, with long-term durability and ecological safety. His work is especially impactful in marine applications, medical devices, and membrane technology. 🧪🦠💧🔄⚙️ His innovative use of Schiff-base chemistry, MOFs, organogels, and paraffin frameworks pushes boundaries in dynamic surface behavior and bio-inspired antifouling strategies.

Publication Top Notes

Designing a photocatalytic and self-renewed g-C3N4 nanosheet/poly-Schiff base composite coating towards long-term biofouling resistance

Cinnamaldehyde grafted porous Aerogel-Organ gel liquid infused surface for achieving difunctional long-term dynamic antifouling

Multi-stimulus Response Behavior of Biomimetic Autocrine Waxy Materials for Potential Self-Constructing Surface Microstructures

Antibacterial-renew dual-function anti-biofouling strategy: Self-assembled Schiff-base metal complex coatings built from natural products

Foaming process-induced porous silicone-based organogel for low biofouling adhesion with improved long-term stability

Cross‐Linked but Self‐Healing and Entirely Degradable Poly‐Schiff Base Metal Complex Materials for Potential Anti‐Biofouling

Designing a MOF-based slippery lubricant-infused porous surface with dual functional anti-fouling strategy

Ms Ala Hssain,University of Halabja,Iraq

Dr. Ala Hamd Hssain 🇮🇶 is a dedicated physicist specializing in material science and quantum mechanics. She earned her PhD in Material Science (2023) from Firat University, Turkey, and her Master’s in Quantum Mechanics (2014) from Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus. Currently, she is a faculty member at University of Halabja, Iraq, teaching quantum mechanics and advanced calculus. Her research focuses on DFT simulations, molecular modeling, and hydroxyapatite materials, with numerous publications in high-impact journals 📚. Proficient in Gaussian, Vesta, and Multiwfn, she actively contributes to scientific advancements in computational and experimental physics. ✨

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Education

Ms. Ala Hssain 🎓 earned her Ph.D. in Material Science (2019-2023) from Firat University, Faculty of Science, Physics Department, in Elazig, Turkey 🇹🇷. She previously completed her Master’s degree in Quantum Mechanics (2012-2014) at Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus 🇨🇾, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Habib Mazharimousavi. Her academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Salahaddin University 🎓. With a strong foundation in physics and material science, she has dedicated her research to advancing knowledge in these fields, contributing to cutting-edge developments in quantum mechanics and material engineering. ⚛️🔬

Academic Experience

Ms. Ala Hssain 🎓 has a rich background in teaching and laboratory assistance. She served as an assistant physicist at the University of Sulaimani 🔬, working in optics, electricity, and measurement labs (2009-2010), solid-state and atomic labs (2010-2011), and atomic labs (2011-2012). Later, she became a lecturer at the University of Halabja 📚, teaching Calculus, scientific debate, atomic labs, metrology, and electricity & magnetism between 2014 and 2018. Currently, she continues her academic journey as a Quantum Mechanics professor ⚛️ for third-year students at the University of Halabja, contributing to the next generation of physicists. 🚀

Research Experience

Ms. Ala Hssain 🎓 is proficient in advanced computational tools for molecular simulations and density functional theory (DFT) 🔬. She has expertise in Gaussian software for molecular modeling, enabling precise quantum mechanical calculations ⚛️. Additionally, she is skilled in VESTA for 3D visualization of crystal structures 🏗️, VMD for molecular dynamics simulations 🧬, Multiwfn for wavefunction analysis 🌊, and Siesta for efficient DFT calculations on complex materials 🏢. Her expertise in these tools enhances her research in material science, quantum mechanics, and computational physics, contributing to innovative advancements in the field. 🚀

Academic Activities

Ms. Ala Hssain 🎓 has an extensive research portfolio, focusing on material science, quantum mechanics, and computational chemistry 🔬. Her publications explore hydroxyapatite co-doping, spinel synthesis, and optoelectronic compounds. Notable works include DFT modeling of Secnidazole 🧪, structural and spectroscopic studies on serotonin ⚛️, and Mg-doped Zn-based hydroxyapatites 🏗️. She has also contributed to theoretical and experimental research on L-tryptophan dimers 🧬. Published in prestigious journals like Chemical Physics Letters and Journal of Molecular Structure, her studies drive advancements in materials chemistry, nanotechnology, and molecular simulations. 🚀📖

Research Focus

Ms. Ala Hssain’s research focuses on Computational and Experimental Chemistry 🧪, particularly in the structural and spectroscopic analysis of biomolecules. Her work on the L-tryptophan dimer state involves a combination of Density Functional Theory (DFT)🖥️ and Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations to understand molecular interactions and stability. This interdisciplinary research bridges theoretical modeling and experimental validation, contributing to fields like biophysics 🧬, pharmaceutical sciences 💊, and material chemistry 🔬. Her expertise lies in using computational tools to predict molecular behavior, aiding in drug design and biomolecular engineering. Her findings enhance the understanding of amino acid interactions in biological systems.

Publication Top Notes

Structural and spectroscopic study of L-tryptophan dimer state using DFT and MD: Computational and experimental analysis