Prof. Ali Bahari | High-Performance Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Ali Bahari | High-Performance Materials | Best Researcher Award

University of Mazandaran | Iran

Prof. Ali Bahari is a distinguished Professor of Nanotechnology in the Department of Solid-State Physics at the University of Mazandaran, Iran, and is globally recognized as part of the World’s Top 2% of Scientists by Stanford University. He earned his Ph.D. in Physics and Nanotechnology from Odense University (SDU), Denmark, where he focused on nanostructural properties of materials, growth, characterization, and applications. Over the years, Prof. Bahari has made remarkable contributions in quantum technologies, nanoelectronics, nanostructured materials, metamaterials, organic and polymer devices, cyborg technologies, cement-based composites, and clean energy production. His interdisciplinary research integrates nanotechnology, condensed matter physics, and material science, producing highly impactful innovations for sustainable development. Prof. Bahari has supervised numerous doctoral and master’s students, guided cutting-edge projects, and collaborated with international researchers to advance the understanding of material properties at the atomic and nanoscale level. He is an active reviewer for several high-impact journals and has presented his work at global conferences, strengthening the bridge between academia and industry. His outstanding contributions to nanoelectronics, perovskite optoelectronics, and metamaterials research have set new benchmarks for future studies. His work on magnetic nanostructures and electrocatalysis has wide-ranging applications in medicine, renewable energy, and sensor development, marking him as a leading figure in contemporary nanoscience.

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The injection of Ag nanoparticles on surface of WO3 thin film: enhanced electrochromic coloration efficiency and switching response

Synthesis and tuning of gold nanorods with surface plasmon resonance

Experimental and theoretical studies of ordinary Portland cement composites contains nano LSCO perovskite with Fokker-Planck and chemical reaction equations

Structural and dielectric characteristic of povidone–silica nanocomposite films on the Si (n) substrate

Enhanced absorption performance of carbon nanostructure based metamaterials and tuning impedance matching behavior by an external AC electric field

Prof. Dr. Byoung-Suhk Kim | High-Performance Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Byoung-Suhk Kim | High-Performance Materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Byoung-Suhk Kim is a distinguished professor at Jeonbuk National University in the Department of Organic Materials and Textile Engineering. With extensive international research experience, he has contributed significantly to the fields of polymer chemistry, carbon composite materials, and nanomaterials. His academic work spans energy nanomaterials, electrochemical systems, and functional materials, supported by impactful publications, editorial board memberships, and leadership in professional societies. His global collaborations and long-standing academic career highlight his influence in both research and education.

Prof. Dr. Byoung-Suhk Kim | Jeonbuk National University | South Korea

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Education

Prof. Kim obtained his Ph.D. in Polymer Chemistry from Hokkaido University, following his Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering from Jeonbuk National University. His academic foundation is deeply rooted in materials science, bridging textile engineering with polymer chemistry and advanced nanomaterials. This strong academic background has provided him with the interdisciplinary expertise necessary for leading-edge innovations in organic materials and energy systems.

Experience

Prof. Kim has held prestigious positions across top global institutions. He has worked as a professor at Jeonbuk National University, with joint appointments in the Department of Carbon Composite Materials Engineering and the JBNU-KIST School. His international career includes postdoctoral research at Sogang University, the University of Connecticut, and the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research as a Humboldt Fellow. He also served as a global COE researcher in Japan, a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, and a senior researcher at Kumho Petrochemical. This trajectory reflects global academic recognition and industrial relevance.

Skills

Prof. Kim is highly skilled in polymer synthesis, nanomaterials engineering, and electrochemical energy applications. He has advanced expertise in developing carbon fibers, functional nanofibers, biosensors, hydrogels, and hybrid composites. His proficiency extends to electrochemical energy storage and conversion systems, electrocatalysts, and nanostructured films. Beyond technical expertise, he has significant leadership skills in research management, editorial responsibilities, and professional society governance, contributing to both academic and industrial advancements.

Professional Activities

Prof. Kim has received numerous recognitions for his research and professional service. He serves on editorial boards of several high-impact international journals, including Discover Nano, Nanomaterials, and Molecules, and holds key leadership positions in Korean professional societies. His involvement in technical committees, government advisory groups, and evaluation panels reflects his influence on scientific policy and research development. These roles complement his academic achievements and highlight his standing as a leader in the scientific community.

Research Focus

His research focuses on electrochemical energy storage and conversion systems, including the development of supercapacitors, electrocatalysts, and energy nanomaterials. He also works on high-strength carbon fibers, nanostructured composites, and biosensors, emphasizing applications in sustainable energy and advanced functional materials. His research integrates polymer chemistry with nanotechnology to create innovative solutions for energy and biomedical challenges. These efforts demonstrate both fundamental contributions and practical applications.

Publications

Insights into low-impurity activated carbon materials for supercapacitors with high-voltage and ultra-long cycle stability
Journal: Composites Part B: Engineering (2025)

Green synthesis of activated carbons from machine-made Hanji as carbon precursor for high-rate supercapacitor and excellent sensor applications
Journal: Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (2025)

Crosslinked Aromatic Polyimides for High-Performance Heat-Dissipation Materials
Journal: Journal of Polymer Science (2025)

Effect of impurities in different activated carbon materials and their in-depth electrochemical analysis in supercapacitor coin-cell devices with organic electrolyte
Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A (2025)

A Simple and Efficient Non-Noble Cathode Catalyst Based on Carbon Hollow Nanocapsules Containing Cobalt-Based Materials for Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer
Journal: Small (2025)

Effect of Boron and Iron at Various Concentrations on the Catalytic Graphitization of the Polyacrylonitrile Derived from the Polymerization of Acrylonitrile
Journal: Inorganics (2025)

In-Situ Polymerization for Catalytic Graphitization of Boronated PAN Using Aluminum and Zirconium Containing Co-Catalysts
Journal: Inorganics (2025)

Electrochemical sensors: Advances in bio-waste derived carbon materials and their applications
Type: Book Chapter (2025)

Rational Design of Ultrahigh-Loading Ir Single Atoms on Reconstructed Mn─NiOOH for Enhanced Catalytic Performance in Urea-Water Electrolysis
Journal: Small (2024)

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Byoung-Suhk Kim exemplifies academic excellence, research innovation, and professional leadership in materials science, polymer chemistry, and nanotechnology. His contributions to electrochemical energy systems, nanomaterials, and functional composites are of high scientific and societal value. With strong global collaborations, editorial responsibilities, and recognition in both academia and industry, he is an outstanding and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.