Assist. Prof. Dr. Riming Wu | Metals and Alloys | Research Excellence Award
Shanghai University of Engineering Science | China
Assist. Prof. Dr. Riming Wu is a distinguished materials scientist specializing in metals and alloys, with a strong focus on the development and application of high-performance special alloys. He serves as an Associate Professor in materials processing and leads a research group dedicated to advanced special steels, where his work bridges fundamental materials science and industrial implementation. His researchbainitic expertise spans high-quality special steels, hot work die steels, automotive high-strength steels, and advanced alloy design for demanding service environments. Dr. Wu has demonstrated outstanding leadership in research and innovation by directing numerous competitive projects in collaboration with national programs and industrial partners, contributing significantly to the advancement and commercialization of high-wear-resistant, high-thermal-conductivity, and high-strength alloy systems. He has authored more than twenty SCI-indexed journal publications in leading international materials science journals, many as corresponding author, reflecting his strong academic influence in alloy microstructure control, precipitation behavior, and mechanical property optimization. In addition to his scholarly contributions, Dr. Wu holds multiple authorized invention patents related to special steel processing technologies, several of which have been successfully transferred to industrial-scale production, highlighting his impact on technology translation and industrial upgrading. His work has provided practical solutions for tooling steels, hot stamping steels, and extrusion die materials, supporting applications in automotive manufacturing and advanced forming technologies. Recognized for his academic rigor, innovation capacity, and commitment to industry-oriented research, Dr. Wu exemplifies excellence in metals and alloys research. His sustained contributions to high-performance alloy development, combined with mentorship and collaborative engagement, make him a highly deserving candidate for the Research Excellence Award.
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Featured Publications
Effect of Quenching Conditions on the Wear Resistance of Steels for Ball Mill Liner Applications
– Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 2025
Fluctuations of Properties of Cr–Mo–V Hot Work Die Steels by Artificial Increment of Vanadium
– 2022 Shan Huang, Riming Wu (Corresponding Author), Wei Li, Na Min, Xiaocheng Li
– Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance (SCI), 2022, 31:10213–10224
Improved Mechanical Properties by Nanosize Tungsten–Molybdenum Carbides in Tungsten-Containing Hot Work Die Steels
– Materials Science and Engineering A (SCI), 2021