Mr Junyang Sui | Thermoelectric Materials | Best Researcher Award

Mr Junyang Sui, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

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Education

Mr. Junyang Sui earned his Bachelor of Science in Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering from Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (2020-2024) , graduating with a GPA of 3.78 and ranking 31st out of 309 students . He is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Electromagnetic Field and Microwave Technology (2024-Present) , specializing in advanced electromagnetic fields, microwave circuits, RF integrated circuit design, and antenna wave propagation . His strong academic background in optoelectronics, photonics, and electromagnetic technology provides a solid foundation for his cutting-edge research in nanophotonics and electromagnetic wave manipulation .

Achievements

Mr. Junyang Sui has demonstrated outstanding innovation and research excellence through prestigious competitions . He won Third Prize in the 2024 China International College Students Innovation Competition , recognizing his contributions to scientific and technological advancements. In 2023, he secured First Prize in the 18th “Challenge Cup” National Undergraduate Science and Technology Competition , showcasing his expertise in optoelectronics and nanophotonics. Additionally, he achieved Excellent Completion in the National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program (2023) , highlighting his dedication to cutting-edge research and entrepreneurial innovation in electromagnetic and photonic technologies .

Honors and Awards

Mr. Junyang Sui has received prestigious honors for his academic excellence and research achievements . He was recognized as an Outstanding Graduate of Jiangsu Province (Top 0.2%) in 2024 . His dedication to scientific innovation earned him the President’s Commendation Letter (2023) . He was also awarded the Seventh “Student of the Year” Award (Top 0.03%) and the Puxin Elite Scholarship of Jiangsu Province (Top 0.04%) . Additionally, his contributions to innovation and technology were honored with the “Innovation Pioneer” Award (Top 0.04%) in 2023 .

Research Focus

Mr. Junyang Sui’s research focuses on nanophotonics, electromagnetic metastructures, and advanced optical sensing . He specializes in Janus metastructures for multi-physical sensing, utilizing photonic spin Hall effect (PSHE) and Weyl semimetals for nonreciprocal thermal radiation, optical biosensing, and electromagnetic wave manipulation . His work extends to metamaterial-based thermal management, creating dual-mode photonic films for energy-efficient radiative cooling and thermal insulation . Additionally, he explores electromagnetic logic metastructures for optical computing and fractally inspired metamaterials for wide-range infrared absorption . His innovations contribute to next-generation sensors, energy-efficient devices, and AI-driven photonic applications .

Publications

A Layered Janus Metastructure for Multi-Physical Quantity Detection Based on the Second Harmonic Wave
Nanoscale (2025)
Yu-Xin Wei, Jun-Yang Sui, Chuan-Qi Wu, Chu-Ming Guo, Xiang Li, Hai-Feng Zhang

A Switchable Dual-Mode Integrated Photonic Multilayer Film with Highly Efficient Wide-Angle Radiative Cooling and Thermal Insulation for Year-Round Thermal Management
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer (2025-05)
Junyang Sui, Tingshuo Yao, Jiahao Zou, Siyuan Liao, Hai-Feng Zhang

A Multiscale Nonreciprocal Thermal Radiation Multilayer Structure Based on Weyl Semimetal with Angle and Refractive Index Detection
International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer (2025-01)
Wen-Xiao Zhang, Jun-Yang Sui, Jia-Hao Zou, Hai-Feng Zhang

An Electromagnetic Logic Metastructure Realizing Half Addition and Half Subtraction Operations Based on a Virtual Polarizer
Physics of Fluids (2025-01-01)
Jia-Hao Zou, Jun-Yang Sui, Hai-Feng Zhang

A Multiple Cancer Cell Optical Biosensing Metastructure Realized by CPA
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (2024)
Jia-Hao Zou, Jun-Yang Sui, You-Ran Wu, Hai-Feng Zhang