Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan | Ceramics | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan | Ceramics | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan is a PhD Scholar at Zhengzhou University specializing in experimental and computational materials science. His research is focused on bridging computational modeling with experimental validation to advance the understanding of material behavior and structure–property relationships. With three peer-reviewed research publications, he has established himself as an emerging researcher committed to methodological rigor and interdisciplinary collaboration. His work integrates theoretical predictions with empirical studies, enabling accelerated materials design and innovation. Dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge, he aspires to contribute significantly to materials research and development at both academic and industrial levels.

Zhengzhou University | China

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Academic & Professional Background

Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan is pursuing his PhD in Materials Science at Zhengzhou University, where his studies are concentrated on the integration of computational and experimental approaches to materials research. His doctoral research involves molecular dynamics simulations, density functional theory, and advanced experimental methods, allowing him to gain expertise across multiple scientific domains. His education is marked by a strong foundation in materials characterization, computational modeling, and interdisciplinary problem-solving. Through academic training and rigorous research practices, he has developed the ability to analyze complex scientific problems and propose innovative solutions for advancing materials development and applications.

Areas of Research

Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan possesses a diverse range of research skills, with expertise in computational and experimental methods within materials science. He is proficient in molecular dynamics simulations and density functional theory, which allow him to predict material behaviors at the atomic and molecular levels. Complementing his computational skills, he applies experimental methods such as electron microscopy and mechanical testing to validate theoretical models. His ability to integrate these approaches enables robust multi-scale insights into material properties. Additionally, he has developed skills in data analysis, problem-solving, and interdisciplinary collaboration, which strengthen his capacity for innovative research.

Notable Publications

DFT study of the brownmillerite-type strontium-based oxygen-deficient perovskites SrTMO2.5 (TM = Mn, Fe, Co, and Cu)

    • Author: Muhammad Suliman Khan, Shahid Mehmood, Zahid Ali

    • Journal: International Journal of Modern Physics B

    • Year: 2024

Innovative Techniques for Electrolytic Manganese Residue Utilization: A Review

    • Author: Muhammad Suliman Khan, Andrews Larbi, Xiping Chen, Suliman Muhammad Khan, Tang Fangheng

    • Journal: Waste

    • Year: 2024

Conclusion

Mr. Muhammad Suliman Khan represents a new generation of researchers dedicated to advancing materials science through integrated experimental and computational approaches. His academic achievements and research skills position him as a promising scholar with the potential to make lasting contributions in the field. With three publications in peer-reviewed journals, he has already established a strong foundation of knowledge and scientific credibility. His focus on structure–property relationships and materials design supports innovation in both academic and industrial applications. Looking ahead, he aims to expand his research impact, foster collaborations, and contribute to solving global challenges through material innovations.

Ching-Fang Tseng | Dielectric Ceramics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Ching-Fang Tseng | Dielectric Ceramics | Best Researcher Award

National United University/Department of Electronic Engineering, Taiwan

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🎓 Academic and Professional Background

Ching-Fang Tseng received her Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, in 2007. She is currently a Professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at National United University, Taiwan. Her research interests span wearable and flexible antennas, implantable antennas, biomedical devices, microwave/mm-wave/sub-THz mobile antennas, wireless biosensors, glass-free ULTCC and LTCC microwave dielectric materials, biomedical signal analysis, nonintrusive biological signal measurement, and intelligent health monitoring systems. Since 2020, she has been consistently ranked among the World’s Top 2% Most-Cited Scientists by Stanford University.

📑 Editorial Appointments and Collaborations

Professor Tseng has actively participated in numerous industry-university cooperation projects, leading to the development of ceramic antenna temperature sensors, low-loss dielectric films, and miniaturized antennas for physiological monitoring systems. She has successfully transferred research results and technologies to several partner companies, ensuring practical applications and industrial impact.

🔬 Areas of Research

Professor Tseng’s research focuses on glass-free ULTCC and LTCC microwave dielectric materials, wearable and flexible antennas, implantable antennas, biomedical devices, microwave/mm-wave/sub-THz mobile antennas, wireless biosensors, biomedical signal analysis, nonintrusive biological signal measurement, and intelligent health monitoring systems. Her innovative work bridges material science and biomedical engineering, advancing both fields significantly.

🛠️ Contributions

Through her research, Professor Tseng has made remarkable contributions to the advancement of glass-free LTCC/ULTCC dielectric materials and their application in 5G/6G antennas, implantable antennas, and biomedical sensors. She explores the influence of the internal structure of materials and atomic bonding energy on their properties, leading to specialized applications in a variety of technological domains. Her work inspires innovative use of advanced materials for next-generation wireless and biomedical technologies.

Notable Publications📚


📚Compact Wideband Implanted Antenna for Medical Device Radiocommunications Service, Long Term Evolution, Global System for Mobile Communications, and Wireless Medical Telemetry Service Band Biosensing Applications

Authors: P. Tseng, Peijung; C. Tseng, Chingfang; X. Zeng, Xiangyi; C. Hsu, Chenghsing; M. Chou, Minghao

Journal: Sensors and Materials

Year: 2022


📚Study of Nd(Zn0.5Ti0.5)O₃ Dielectric Thin Films Fabricated Using Sol–Gel Method

Authors: C. Tseng, Chingfang; B. Huang, Boyan; C. Hsu, Chenghsing

Journal: Sensors and Materials

Year: 2022


📚Design of Broadband Implantable Antenna for Biomedical Application

Authors: C. Tseng, Chingfang; B. Huang, Bozhong; W.C. Chuang, Wen Chieh

Journal: Journal of Internet Technology

Year: 2022


📚Effect of Ar Partial Pressure and Substrate Temperature of CaLa₄(Zr₀.₀₅Ti₀.₉₅)₄O₁₅ Dielectric Films

Authors: C. Hsu, Chenghsing; W.S. Chen, Wen Shiush; C. Tseng, Chingfang; P. Chou, Poheng; Y. Lin, Yuju

Journal: Microsystem Technologies

Year: 2022


📚Influence of Thermal Treatment of Sol-Gel Derived (Ca₀.₈Sr₀.₂)ZrO₃ Dielectric Thin Films

Authors: C. Hsu, Chenghsing; P. Chou, Poyu; C. Tseng, Chingfang

Journal: Conference Paper

Year: 2022