Dr jinlan An | Microstructure and Properties | Best Researcher Award

Dr jinlan An | Microstructure and Properties | Best Researcher Award

🔧 Dr. Jinlan An is a Lecturer at the Key Laboratory of Fundamental Science for National Defense of Aeronautical Digital Manufacturing Process, Shenyang Aerospace University ✈️. Her research focuses on advanced materials engineering, particularly the laser deposition repair of GH4169 alloy and its microstructural evolution under electric pulsed current ⚡🧪. By studying phase transformations such as the dissolution of Laves phase and precipitation of γ″ phase, she aims to enhance mechanical strength and durability of aerospace components 🛠️. Dr. An’s work is highly relevant to aerospace repair, additive manufacturing, and metallurgical innovation, marking her as a rising talent in the field 🚀📈.

Dr jinlan An, Shenyang Aerospace University, China

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Experience 🧑‍🏫

Dr. Jinlan An currently serves as a Lecturer at the Key Laboratory of Fundamental Science for National Defense of Aeronautical Digital Manufacturing Process, Shenyang Aerospace University 🏛️. Her professional work focuses on laser deposition repair of high-performance alloys, particularly GH4169 🛠️. She specializes in examining the effects of electric pulsed current ⚡ on microstructural evolution, including the behavior of phases like the Laves phase and γ″ precipitation 🔍. Through this, she aims to enhance mechanical properties such as strength and durability 🔧. Her experience aligns strongly with applications in aerospace repair, additive manufacturing, and defense materials ✈️🧬.

Research Project 

Dr. Jinlan An is currently leading a research project on the evolution of phase transformations in GH4169 alloy during laser deposition repair under the influence of electric pulsed current ⚡🧪. Her work aims to understand how specific microstructural changes—such as Laves phase dissolution and γ″ phase precipitation—affect the mechanical properties of the repaired alloy 🛠️. This project has crucial implications for aerospace applications, where material reliability and strength are critical ✈️🔧. By optimizing energy input and phase behavior, her study contributes to advanced metallurgical techniques and more efficient additive manufacturing workflows 🔄🧱.

Research Focus 🔬

Dr. Jinlan An’s research centers on the microstructure and properties of GH4169 nickel-based superalloy subjected to laser deposition repair combined with electric pulsed current ⚡. She investigates how phase transformations—including Laves phase dissolution and γ″ precipitate formation—govern mechanical behavior such as tensile strength, hardness, and fatigue resistance 🛠️. By correlating processing parameters (energy density, pulse duration) with microstructural evolution (grain size, phase distribution), she aims to tailor material performance for critical aerospace components ✈️. Her work advances additive manufacturing and defense materials by optimizing repair strategies to achieve reliable, high-performance alloys 📈.

Contributions 🧪

Dr. Jinlan An has made impactful contributions to understanding the mechanical enhancement of GH4169 alloy through laser deposition repair under electric pulsed current ⚡. Her findings show that mechanical strength improves as energization time increases 🔧📈. She discovered the partial dissolution of the Laves phase into the matrix and the precipitation of the γ″ phase, which grows in size with longer current exposure 🔬. These insights reveal how phase evolution directly influences alloy performance, offering valuable guidance for repair strategies in aerospace materials engineering ✈️ and advanced metallurgy 🔩.

Publications 📚

Mechanism of Improving Microstructures of Laser Deposition Repaired GH4169 Alloy by Pulse Current
✍️ Authors: J. An, Jinlan; H. Li, Haopu; S. Zhou, Song; B. Gao, Bo; F. Chen, Fulong
📚 Journal: Zhongguo Jiguang / Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2025
🔬 Theme: Microstructure optimization, GH4169 alloy, pulse current, laser deposition repair
⚙️ Highlights: Investigates how pulse current enhances the microstructure during laser deposition repair of high-performance alloys

Effect of Heat Treatment on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of TA15 Titanium Alloy Repaired by Laser Deposition
✍️ Authors: S. Zhou, Song; L. Wang, Lanbin; J. An, Jinlan; B. Wu, Bin; X. Zhang, Xiaochen
📚 Journal: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 2025
🔥 Theme: Heat treatment, titanium alloy, microstructure-performance relationship, laser repair
🔧 Highlights: Explores how post-repair heat treatment influences structural integrity and mechanical properties of TA15 alloy

Dr Jiageng Guo | Microstructure and Properties | Best Researcher Award

Dr Jiageng Guo | Microstructure and Properties | Best Researcher Award

Dr Jiageng Guo, Guangxi university of Chinese Medicine, China

Dr. Jiageng Guo is a distinguished researcher at Guangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, specializing in pharmacology and cancer research. He has made significant contributions to liver cancer therapy, focusing on natural compounds like cinnamaldehyde and cinnamic acid. His work spans cutting-edge areas, including network pharmacology, bioinformatics, and both in vitro and in vivo experimental techniques. With high-impact publications in journals like Frontiers in Pharmacology, Dr. Guo integrates Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern pharmacology. His interdisciplinary approach offers innovative solutions for cancer therapy and drug discovery. 🌿🔬🧬💡📚

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Skills

Guo Jiageng is highly skilled in network pharmacology and bioinformatics analysis, essential for understanding complex biological systems and drug interactions. He is proficient in various in vitro cell experimental techniques, including flow cytometry, cell proliferation, apoptosis, migration, invasion, and cell cycle analysis 🧬. Additionally, he has hands-on experience with in vivo experimental models, such as constructing zebrafish PDX models, performing zebrafish seahorse detection 🐟, and establishing mouse tumor-bearing models 🐭. These techniques are critical for advancing research in pharmacology and cancer therapy.

Education🎓

Dr. Guo is a distinguished academic at Guangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he combines the rich heritage of traditional Chinese medicine with modern scientific research methodologies. His diverse academic background allows him to integrate a wide range of scientific knowledge, especially in the fields of pharmacology and holistic healing. With expertise in both traditional practices and contemporary research, Dr. Guo is well-positioned to explore and advance the understanding of Chinese medicine in the modern scientific landscape. His work bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and cutting-edge medical innovations. 🌿📚💡

Experience

From September 2022 to September 2024, Guo Jiageng dedicated his efforts to research on the therapeutic mechanisms of cinnamaldehyde and cinnamic acid in liver cancer treatment. His work explored crucial energy metabolism pathways and the EGFR pathway, aiming to uncover their potential in combating cancer cells 🧬. Through these studies, he contributed valuable insights into the molecular processes involved in liver cancer therapy, paving the way for novel treatments and therapeutic strategies 🍃.

Research Focus Area 🌱🧬

Dr. Jiageng Guo’s research primarily focuses on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pharmacology, and its applications in health restoration. His work includes investigating natural compounds like cinnamaldehyde 🌿 and Cinnamomi Cortex 🍃 for therapeutic effects, particularly in skin barrier restoration and cancer treatment. Dr. Guo explores the molecular mechanisms underlying these herbal treatments, such as the role of GSK-3β in liver cancer through the PI3K/AKT pathway ⚖️. His research bridges traditional herbal medicine with modern biomedical advancements 🩺, highlighting the potential of TCM in improving skin health and combating diseases.

Publication Top Notes📄✨

Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine for Restoring Skin Barrier Functions

Visual analysis of knowledge graph for research progress on medicinal and edible traditional Chinese medicine Cinnamomi Cortex based on VOSviewer and CiteSpace

Evaluation of the effect of GSK-3β on liver cancer based on the PI3K/AKT pathway

Advances in pharmacological effects and mechanism of action of cinnamaldehyde

Conclusion🔍

Dr. Jiageng Guo is undoubtedly a suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, given his extensive research background, significant publications in top journals, mastery of diverse experimental techniques, and his impactful contributions to both modern cancer research and traditional medicine. His work is poised to make meaningful advancements in therapeutic development, particularly for liver cancer, and his multi-disciplinary approach offers considerable promise for future breakthroughs.