Prof. Liejun Li
RAE Foreign Full Member (Academician)
South China University of Technology, China
Liejun Li, a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor at the South China University of Technology, stands as a foreign academician of the Russian Academy of Engineering, acknowledged with special government allowances by the State Council of China. His leadership spans multiple domains, holding prominent roles as the Co-Chairman of the Global Doctoral Innovation Community, President of the Guangdong Dr. Council for the Promotion of Innovation and Development, Chairman of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Metal New Materials Industry Alliance, Chairman of the Guangzhou Advanced Materials Alliance of CAST Member Societies, Executive President of the Guangzhou Institution of Engineers, and Chairman of the Guangzhou Metal Society, among various other positions of influence. With an illustrious career spanning over 30 years, Li has made substantial contributions to the research and industrialization of advanced metal materials. His extensive experience encompasses over 20 years in technical research, production management, and scientific management within two major enterprises. Throughout his tenure, he has achieved a series of innovative outcomes that have significantly impacted the field. Li's remarkable contributions have earned him recognition through 16 scientific and technological awards at both national and provincial levels. His inventive spirit is evident in 32 authorized invention patents, complemented by a repertoire of 306 published papers, substantially shaping China's new materials industry. His dedication and achievements have been honored through various accolades, including the Guangdong Annual Contribution Award, the China Industry-University-Research Cooperation Innovation Award, recognition as the Scientific Chinese of the Year, the "My Favorite Mentor" accolade at the South China University of Technology, and the esteemed Nanshan Award for Scientific and Technological Innovation in Guangzhou.
Prof. Kaiming Wu
RAE Foreign Full Member (Academician)
Wuhan University of Science and Technology, China
Kaiming Wu, a foreign academician of the Russian Academy of Engineering, recognized with special government allowances by the State Council of China, occupies the role of Senior Research Scholar at the University of Cambridge and a Researcher at the Tsukuba Space Center of Japan. He holds esteemed titles such as an Excellent New Century Talent by the Ministry of Education, "Chutian Scholar," a distinguished professor in Hubei Province, and an honorary member of the Guangdong Dr. Council for the Promotion of Innovation and Development.
In the realm of academia, Wu spearheads the State Key Laboratory jointly established by the Wuhan University of Science and Technology for Refractories and Metallurgy and the Collaborative Innovation Center jointly established by provincial and ministerial authorities for High-Performance Steel Materials and Their Applications. His expertise lies in high-performance steel materials and their application properties, focusing on teaching and research encompassing steel metallurgy, physical metallurgy, and welding metallurgy. His prolific career encompasses leadership and participation in over 50 scientific and technological development projects, including three key projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Wu's impactful contributions have been acknowledged with 11 national and provincial-level scientific and technological awards, notably including the Second Prize of the National Technology Invention Award. His inventive prowess shines through a repertoire of over 90 patented inventions, complemented by the publication of more than 410 academic papers. Wu holds pivotal roles as the Executive Vice President of the International Research Institute for Steel Technology at Wuhan University of Science and Technology and serves as the Executive Deputy Director of the Collaborative Innovation Center for High-Performance Steel Materials and Their Applications, a national-level collaborative innovation center. Additionally, he assumes responsibilities as the Vice Chairman of the China Ocean Materials Industry Technology Innovation Alliance and as the Executive Vice President of the Maritime Wind Power Research Branch of the Pacific Society of China. His contributions extend to editorial responsibilities, serving on the editorial boards of journals such asMaterials Science and Technology andJournal of Iron and Steel Researchin both their Chinese and English editions.
Prof. Shilu Dai
South China University of Technology, China
He presided over 1 National Natural Science Foundation project (surface project), 1 Guangdong Natural Science Foundation project (surface project), 1 Guangzhou Science and Technology Plan project (major project of industry-university-research collaborative innovation), and 1 Special fund for basic scientific research business expenses of central universities (key project). As the project leader, he has completed 2 National Natural Science Foundation projects (1 Youth Science Foundation, 1 Sino-UK Cooperation and Exchange project), 2 China Postdoctoral Science Foundation projects (1 special funding project, 1 surface project), 1 industry-university-research project of the Ministry of Education of Guangdong Province, and 3 special funds for basic scientific research of central universities (2 key projects). 1 surface item).