Ms Tingting LI | Metals and Alloys | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Tingting LI πŸŽ“ is a Ph.D. candidate in ferrous metallurgy at Shanghai University, specializing in Ca oxide metallurgy πŸ§ͺ. Her research focuses on microstructural evolution and mechanical properties of shipbuilding steel plates 🚒. She has contributed to 6 SCI/Scopus-indexed publications πŸ“š, 3 patents πŸ“, and 5 industry consultancy projects πŸ”§. Proficient in EBSD, TEM, and computational thermodynamics 🧬, she aims to enhance the toughness of marine-grade steel. With a citation index of 33 πŸ“ˆ, Tingting is emerging as a promising materials researcher with both academic depth and industrial relevance 🌐, making her a strong candidate for global recognition πŸ….

Ms Tingting LI, Shanghai University, China

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πŸŽ“ Education

Ms. Tingting LI is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Ferrous Metallurgy at Shanghai University πŸ›οΈ, where she is deeply engaged in research on Ca oxide metallurgy πŸ”¬. Her academic work emphasizes establishing quantitative relationships between alloying elements, second-phase particle evolution, microstructural development, and mechanical performance in shipbuilding steel plates 🚒. Her studies combine theory with advanced experimental tools such as EBSD and TEM πŸ§ͺ, along with computational modeling βš™οΈ. This strong academic foundation enables her to tackle complex challenges in metallurgy, positioning her as a promising scholar in the field of materials science and engineering πŸ§ πŸ“˜.

Professional Background πŸ›οΈ

Tingting LI πŸŽ“ is a dedicated Ph.D. candidate in ferrous metallurgy at Shanghai University πŸ›οΈ, focusing on Ca oxide metallurgy. Her work aims to develop quantitative relationships between alloying element concentrations βš—οΈ, second-phase particle evolution πŸ”, microstructural behavior 🧬, and mechanical properties πŸ”§ in advanced shipbuilding steel plates 🚒. Tingting integrates experimental techniques like EBSD and TEM πŸ”¬ with computational tools including thermodynamic modeling and first-principle simulations πŸ’». Her research is deeply rooted in practical application, driving improvements in steel performance for marine environments 🌊. Through academic rigor and hands-on industry collaboration 🀝, she is shaping innovations in materials science.

Research Focus πŸ”¬

Tingting LI πŸ”¬ is deeply engaged in advancing Ca oxide metallurgy βš™οΈ, particularly focusing on quantifying the impact of alloying elements on heat-affected zone (HAZ) toughness πŸ›‘οΈ in shipbuilding steels 🚒. Her research integrates microstructural analysis 🧬 and thermodynamic modeling πŸ“Š to explore second-phase particle behavior and its influence on mechanical performance 🧱. By combining high-resolution techniques like EBSD and TEM πŸ” with computational simulations πŸ’», she aims to enhance the strength and durability of steel in extreme marine conditions 🌊. Her work bridges fundamental metallurgical theory with practical engineering applications πŸ”§, driving innovation in advanced materials development.

Technical Expertise πŸ”§

Tingting LI βš™οΈ excels in combining advanced characterization techniques such as EBSD and TEM πŸ”¬ with computational thermodynamics πŸ“ˆ and first-principle calculations 🧠 to uncover the intricate interplay between alloying elements, oxide particle evolution, and phase transformation mechanisms πŸ”„. Her innovative research directly addresses pressing challenges in marine engineering 🚒 by designing high-strength steels 🧱 with superior heat-affected zone (HAZ) toughness retention πŸ›‘οΈ. This significantly reduces material failure risks ⚠️ in extreme operational environments 🌊. Her holistic approach integrates experimental and computational tools πŸ”§πŸ’», contributing to the development of next-generation materials for demanding structural applications.

Publication πŸ“˜

Deterioration mechanism of impact toughness in the coarse-grained heat-affected zone of Ca-treated shipbuilding steel plate with high-Cr content πŸ”§

Authors: Tingting Li πŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬, Jian Yang πŸ‘¨β€πŸ”¬, Yinhui Zhang πŸ‘©β€πŸ”¬, Pengfei Hu πŸ‘¨β€πŸ”¬, Longyun Xu πŸ‘¨β€πŸ”¬

Journal: Journal of Alloys and Compounds πŸ“š, 2025

Ms Tingting LI | Metals and Alloys | Best Researcher Award