Pinku Yadav | Metal Additive Manufacturing | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Pinku Yadav
Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (EMPA), Switzerland

Pinku Yadav
Affiliation Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
Country Switzerland
Scopus ID 57209256782
Documents 13
Citations 241
h-index 7
Subject Area Metal Additive Manufacturing
Event Metallurgical Engineering Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-4014-627X

Pinku Yadav nomination recognizes the scholarly achievements and scientific contributions of the Best Researcher Award, a researcher specializing in metal additive manufacturing, laser powder bed fusion, advanced materials processing, process monitoring, and data-driven manufacturing systems. His academic and industrial experience spans Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Germany, and Spain, reflecting substantial international engagement in advanced manufacturing research. His work has contributed to the understanding of process stability, defect detection, microstructural evolution, and performance optimization in additive manufacturing systems.[1]

Abstract

Pinku Yadav is a materials scientist and manufacturing researcher whose work focuses on additive manufacturing technologies, particularly laser powder bed fusion, process monitoring, machine learning applications, and advanced alloy development. His research combines experimental characterization, process optimization, in-situ monitoring, and computational approaches to improve manufacturing reliability and material performance. Through collaborations with leading industrial and academic institutions, he has contributed to advancements in defect detection, texture evolution, welding science, alloy development, and metal additive manufacturing systems.[2]

Keywords

Metal Additive Manufacturing, Laser Powder Bed Fusion, In-Situ Monitoring, Process Analytics, Machine Learning, Alloy Development, Laser Welding, Advanced Materials, Defect Detection, Metallurgical Engineering.

Introduction

The field of metal additive manufacturing has emerged as a transformative technology for producing complex engineering components with enhanced material utilization and design flexibility. Researchers working at the intersection of materials science, process engineering, and digital manufacturing play a critical role in advancing this discipline. Pinku Yadav’s research portfolio reflects multidisciplinary engagement across these domains, emphasizing process understanding, manufacturing quality assurance, and materials innovation.[1][3]

Research Profile

Pinku Yadav completed his Ph.D. in Metal Additive Manufacturing through the University of Bordeaux and SIRRIS, focusing on drift detection in laser powder bed fusion processes using in-situ monitoring instrumentation and data analytics techniques.[2] His subsequent research and industrial appointments have involved alloy development, process optimization, additive manufacturing qualification, machine learning integration, laser welding, and advanced materials characterization.[1]

  • Postdoctoral Researcher at EMPA, Switzerland.
  • Former AM Lab Engineer at Alloyed Ltd., Oxford, United Kingdom.
  • Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Fellowship recipient.

Research Contributions

Pinku Yadav has contributed to several areas of metallurgical and manufacturing research. His investigations into melt pool monitoring and machine-learning-based defect identification have supported the development of more reliable quality assurance methodologies for laser powder bed fusion systems.[2]

  1. Development of monitoring methodologies for additive manufacturing processes.
  2. Research on texture evolution in aluminum alloys processed through additive manufacturing.
  3. Development of NdFeB magnet fabrication approaches using laser-based manufacturing technologies.

Publications

Pinku Yadav has established a growing publication record within the field of metal additive manufacturing, supported by 13 indexed documents and a citation profile demonstrating sustained scholarly engagement. Research outputs include studies on process monitoring, additive manufacturing process optimization, defect prediction, materials characterization, and advanced alloy systems.[1]

  • Laser Powder Bed Fusion Process Monitoring.
  • Machine Learning for Manufacturing Quality Control.
  • Texture Evolution in Aluminum Alloys.
  • Defect Detection and Drift Monitoring.
  • Advanced Metallic Materials for Additive Manufacturing.

Research Impact

Pinku Yadav is reflected through his citation record, industrial collaborations, and successful participation in international research programs. His work addresses practical challenges in additive manufacturing by integrating materials science, process engineering, and data analytics. The resulting outcomes contribute to enhanced manufacturing reliability, process qualification, and industrial adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies.[4]

Award Suitability

Based on documented scholarly output, international research engagement, industrial collaboration, and contributions to metal additive manufacturing, Pinku Yadav demonstrates characteristics commonly associated with candidates for research excellence recognition. His interdisciplinary expertise spanning manufacturing science, materials engineering, process monitoring, machine learning, and advanced alloy development aligns with the objectives of the Metallurgical Engineering Awards program.[1][2]

Conclusion

Pinku Yadav has developed a research portfolio focused on advancing metal additive manufacturing through innovative process monitoring, materials development, and manufacturing optimization strategies.[5] His international research experience, publication record, industrial engagement, and scientific achievements collectively support consideration for the Best Researcher Award within the Metallurgical Engineering Awards framework.[2]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Pinku Yadav, Author ID 57209256782. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57209256782
  2. Pinku Yadav,. & et.al. Advanced Engineering Materials. (2022). Binder jetting 3D printing of titanium aluminides based materials: a feasibility study
    https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/adem.202000408
  3. Pinku Yadav,. & et.al. Advanced Engineering Materials. (2021). Data treatment of in situ monitoring systems in selective laser melting machines.
    https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/adem.202001327
  4. Pinku Yadav,. & et.al. Journal of Manufacturing Processes. (2022). Data processing techniques for in-situ monitoring in L-PBF process.
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1526612522004509
  5. Pinku Yadav,. & et.al. Advanced Engineering Materials. (2029). Novel hybrid printing of porous TiC/Ti6Al4V composites.
    https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/adem.201900336

Lu Wang | Laser Melting | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Lu Wang
City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Lu Wang
Affiliation City University of Hong Kong
Country Hong Kong
Scopus ID 57219357752
Documents 35
Citations 1,520
h-index 19
Subject Area Laser Melting
Event Metallurgical Engineering Awards
ORCID 0000-0001-5055-5539

Lu Wang of City University of Hong Kong has contributed to the development of predictive frameworks for laser-based manufacturing processes, including evaporation dynamics, keyhole pore formation, and multi-scale modeling approaches.[1] The Innovative Research Award recognizes notable scholarly contributions in the field of laser melting and metal additive manufacturing, with particular emphasis on computational modeling, thermodynamic simulations, and advanced manufacturing systems. The research portfolio reflects interdisciplinary engagement across manufacturing science, computational mechanics, and material processing technologies.[2]

Abstract

Lu Wang’s research activities in laser melting and additive manufacturing technologies. The profile emphasizes scientific contributions to computational modeling, thermoelectric magnetohydrodynamic systems, multi-phase flow simulations, and evaporation-induced material behavior in laser processing environments. The body of work demonstrates engagement with advanced numerical simulations and manufacturing optimization methodologies relevant to modern metallurgical engineering.[3] Publications in high-impact journals further indicate ongoing participation in internationally recognized research initiatives focused on additive manufacturing science and engineering applications.[4]

Keywords

Laser Melting, Additive Manufacturing, Metal Processing, Thermodynamic Modeling, Computational Materials Science, Multi-scale Simulation, Powder Bed Fusion, Metallurgical Engineering, Keyhole Dynamics, Manufacturing Systems

Introduction

Additive manufacturing technologies have become increasingly important in contemporary metallurgical engineering due to their ability to fabricate complex geometries with enhanced material efficiency and process control. Within this field, laser melting and powder bed fusion processes require advanced understanding of thermal behavior, fluid flow, and material interactions at multiple scales.[2] Lu Wang’s research activities have focused on addressing scientific challenges associated with metal additive manufacturing systems.

Research Profile

Lu Wang currently serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at City University of Hong Kong. Prior academic appointments included a postdoctoral fellowship at the National University of Singapore. Academic training encompasses doctoral studies in additive manufacturing and computational modeling, supported by engineering education in ship and marine structure design.[1]

These activities have been associated with major funding initiatives and interdisciplinary engineering programs focused on next-generation manufacturing technologies.[3]

Research Contributions

Research contributions attributed to Lu Wang include the development of computational frameworks for understanding evaporation behavior and keyhole formation during laser-based additive manufacturing processes. The studies provide insights into thermal-fluid interactions and process stability under high-energy manufacturing conditions.[2]

Publications

Representative publications demonstrate sustained scholarly engagement in additive manufacturing science and computational materials engineering. Research articles have appeared in journals including Advanced Functional Materials, npj Computational Materials, Physical Review Applied, and International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture.[2]

  1. Wang, L., Guo, Z., Peng, G., Wu, S., Zhang, Y., & Yan, W. Evaporation-Induced Composition Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing. Advanced Functional Materials, 2024.
  2. Wang, L., Zhang, Y., Chia, H. Y., & Yan, W. Mechanism of keyhole pore formation in metal additive manufacturing. npj Computational Materials, 2022.

Research Impact

The documented citation record and publication output indicate measurable research influence within the fields of additive manufacturing and metallurgical engineering. Several publications have been recognized through citation performance metrics, including designation as highly cited research articles within engineering and applied physics disciplines.[2]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award is intended to recognize scholarly achievement, originality, and measurable contribution to metallurgical engineering research. Lu Wang’s research profile demonstrates alignment with these objectives through sustained publication activity, interdisciplinary engineering investigations, and participation in internationally recognized additive manufacturing research programs.[1]

Conclusion

Lu Wang’s academic profile reflects active contributions to additive manufacturing science and metallurgical engineering through research involving laser melting systems, computational modeling, and process optimization methodologies. The publication record, citation metrics, and participation in collaborative research initiatives collectively support recognition within the field of advanced manufacturing engineering. The Innovative Research Award therefore represents an appropriate acknowledgment of ongoing scholarly engagement and scientific contribution in the domain of laser-based manufacturing technologies.

References

  1. Wang, L., & Yan, W. (2023). Multi-phase flow simulation of powder streaming in laser-based directed energy deposition.
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0017931023003927
  2. Wang, L., Zhang, Y., Chia, H. Y., & Yan, W. (2022). Mechanism of keyhole pore formation in metal additive manufacturing. npj Computational Materials, 8(1), 22.
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41524-022-00699-6
  3. Wang, L., Guo, Q., Chen, L., & Yan, W. (2023). In-situ experimental and high-fidelity modelling tools to advance understanding of metal additive manufacturing. International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture.
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmachtools.2023.104077
  4. Wang, L., & Yan, W. (2021). Thermoelectric magnetohydrodynamic model for laser-based metal additive manufacturing. Physical Review Applied, 15(6), 064051.
    https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevApplied.15.064051
  5. Wang, L., Guo, Z., Peng, G., Wu, S., Zhang, Y., & Yan, W. (2024). Evaporation-Induced Composition Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing. Advanced Functional Materials.
    https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202412071

Clayton Motta | Manufacturing Processes | Research Excellence Award

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Prof. Clayton Motta | Manufacturing Processes | Research Excellence Award

Professor at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul | Brazil

Prof. Clayton Motta’s research centers on powder metallurgy, advanced manufacturing, and functional material development, with emphasis on iron-based composites and emerging battery materials for electric mobility. His work integrates experimental analysis and industrial applications, contributing to material optimization, microstructural control, and process efficiency. According to his Scopus profile, he has 2 publications, 15 citations, and an h-index of 1, reflecting an emerging research impact. His scholarly output and involvement in applied engineering research demonstrate promising potential and align with the criteria for a Research Excellence Award, particularly for early-stage contributors in metallurgical innovation.

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Zhongjuan Ji | Greenization of Manufacturing | Research Excellence Award

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Zhongjuan Ji | Greenization of Manufacturing | Research Excellence Award

Lecturer at Suzhou University of Science and Technology | China

Zhongjuan Ji demonstrates a strong and consistent record of scholarly excellence that makes her highly suitable for the Research Excellence Award. Her research spans sustainable tourism, cultural heritage development, digital cultural-tourism transformation, tourism spatial justice, and human–water relationships, supported by 52 citations, 6 Scopus-indexed documents, and an h-index of 4. She has contributed 12 indexed journal publications, including SSCI, CSSCI, ESCI, and AMI articles, along with four scholarly monographs, reflecting both productivity and impact across interdisciplinary tourism studies. Her projects-covering national, provincial, and international research initiatives-advance knowledge on rural revitalization, digitalization of cultural-tourism resources, tourism-driven poverty alleviation, heritage site sustainability, and manufacturing–tourism integration. Through collaborations with institutions such as Sun Yat-sen University, Northern Arizona University, and Suzhou University of Science and Technology, she has strengthened global academic partnerships while generating applied insights for government and industry, including contributions to cultural-tourism policy development in Tibet and Jiangsu. Her publications in journals such as Sustainability, Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, Current Issues in Tourism, and Journal of China Tourism Research demonstrate methodological rigor and relevance to contemporary challenges in sustainable development. Her role as a reviewer for major journals and the National Natural Science Foundation of China further highlights her standing in the academic community. With a balanced portfolio of theoretical research, policy-oriented studies, and cross-disciplinary innovation, Zhongjuan Ji exemplifies the qualities of a high-impact scholar whose work advances both scientific understanding and real-world practice aligning perfectly with the objectives of the Research Excellence Award.

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Featured Publications

National tourism standards and local practices: Based on the experience of Tibet, China

– Journal of China Tourism Research, 2022-12-01 | Contributors: Zhongjuan Ji; Honggang Xu; Qingming Cui; Peng Yang

The influence of community factors on local entrepreneurs’ support for tourism

– Current Issues in Tourism, 2020-07-17 | Contributors: Ying Zhang; Jin Hooi Chan; Zhongjuan Ji; Luning Sun; Bernard Lane; Xiaoguang Qi

Khadijeh Esmati | Binder Jetting | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. Khadijeh Esmati | Binder Jetting | Best Researcher Award

Polytechnique Montréal | Canada

Khadijeh Esmati is an accomplished researcher and engineer specializing in stainless steel additive manufacturing, powder metallurgy, welding, and metallurgical process optimization. Currently pursuing her Ph.D. at Polytechnique Montreal, she focuses on the sintering behavior and mechanical properties of stainless steels fabricated by powder bed binder jetting. Her professional journey spans diverse research and engineering roles in Canada and Iran, including significant contributions to Polytechnique Montreal, Amirkabir University of Technology, MANGAN Manufacturing, and TurboTEC. She has developed expertise in heat treatment, mechanical testing, metallography, failure analysis, and nondestructive testing, contributing to industrial and academic advancements. Khadijeh has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed publications in leading journals such as Journal of Materials Research and Technology, Materials Today Communications, and Materials & Design. Her career reflects a strong integration of experimental research, industrial design, and technical leadership, positioning her as a rising figure in materials science and engineering.

Professional Profile

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Education

Khadijeh Esmati’s academic background demonstrates a strong foundation in materials engineering and advanced manufacturing. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Sahand University of Technology, where she studied corrosion and materials behavior in petrochemical applications. She went on to pursue a Master of Science degree in Materials Engineering at Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, focusing on welding and brazing of copper-beryllium alloys, where she gained extensive experience in microstructural analysis and mechanical evaluation of diffusion-brazed joints. Currently, she is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Polytechnique Montreal under the supervision of Dr. Étienne Martin. Her doctoral research focuses on additive manufacturing by binder jetting, with a specialization in sintering optimization, anisotropy shrinkage studies, and mechanical property evaluation of stainless steel alloys. Her educational journey has given her a comprehensive understanding of materials characterization, advanced processing, and sustainable metallurgical techniques.

Experience

With extensive research and industrial experience, Khadijeh Esmati has contributed to multiple facets of metallurgical engineering. At Polytechnique Montreal, she has served as a research engineer and doctoral researcher, investigating sintering processes of AlSi10Mg alloys and stainless steels in additive manufacturing. Prior to this, she worked at Amirkabir University of Technology on projects ranging from dual-phase steels and welded structures to turbine blade coatings and corrosion studies. Her industry experience includes her role as Principal Design Engineer at MANGAN Manufacturing, where she oversaw material selection for impellers, steel casting processes, and preparation of welding procedures. At TurboTEC, she contributed to evaluating and improving repair welding for gas turbine components, further expanding her expertise in high-temperature alloys and failure analysis. Across her career, Khadijeh has combined hands-on experimental research with engineering practice, demonstrating her ability to bridge academic innovation with practical industrial applications in metallurgy and materials science.

Awards and Honors

Khadijeh Esmati has been recognized for her academic excellence and contributions to research in welding, powder metallurgy, and additive manufacturing. Her scholarly work has been published in high-quality journals, including Journal of Materials Research and Technology, Materials Today Communications, and Materials & Design. Her early career research on diffusion brazing of copper-beryllium alloys was well received, leading to conference presentations such as the 5th International Conference on Brazing in Nevada. She has also received professional certifications in ultrasonic testing, welding procedure specification, and procedure qualification record preparation, which highlight her technical credibility in both academic and industrial settings. In her doctoral research at Polytechnique Montreal, she has been commended for advancing binder jetting technologies, with her publications reflecting international recognition in additive manufacturing. These achievements, combined with her technical certifications, have positioned her as a rising professional bridging applied research, advanced characterization, and metallurgical engineering innovation.

Research Focus

Khadijeh Esmati’s research focuses on advanced materials processing and characterization, with a particular emphasis on additive manufacturing, binder jetting, and powder metallurgy. Her doctoral work investigates the sintering behavior, anisotropic shrinkage, and mechanical performance of stainless steels fabricated by binder jetting, using advanced characterization tools such as SEM, TEM, EBSD, and dilatometry. She is also engaged in optimizing heat treatment parameters for binder jetted alloys, particularly 17-4 PH stainless steel, to enhance strength, density, and microstructural integrity. Beyond additive manufacturing, her research interests extend to welding metallurgy, diffusion brazing, mechanical testing, and corrosion studies. She has contributed to understanding material failure mechanisms in welded structures, turbine blades, and coatings, providing valuable insights for industrial applications. Her overall research philosophy integrates innovation in material synthesis and processing with detailed structural and mechanical evaluation, aiming to advance sustainable manufacturing practices in metallurgy and mechanical engineering.

Publication top Notes

Study on the microstructure and mechanical properties of diffusion brazing joint of C17200 Copper Beryllium alloy
Year: 2014
Citations: 28

Evaluation of different sintering agents for binder jetting of aluminum alloy
Year: 2023
Citations: 18

Mitigating inherent micro-cracking in laser additively manufactured RENÉ 108 thin-wall components
Year: 2023
Citations: 16

Anisotropic sintering behavior of stainless steel 316L printed by binder jetting additive manufacturing
Year: 2024
Citations: 6

Influence of Temperature and Print Orientation on Anisotropic Sintering in Binder Jet SS316L
Year: 2024
Citations: 2

Conclusion

Khadijeh Esmati is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her deep expertise in additive manufacturing, welding, and advanced materials characterization, along with her demonstrated ability to integrate academic research with industrial applications. Her diverse professional experience across both academia and industry highlights her as a resourceful and impactful researcher. With additional focus on sustainability, collaboration, and leadership, she has the potential to emerge as a leading figure in materials engineering. Based on her achievements, she is well-suited for recognition under this award.

Zhenlin Zhang | Additive manufacturing | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zhenlin Zhang | Additive manufacturing | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Researcher at Southwest Jiaotong University, China

🌟 Zhang Zhenlin is a dedicated researcher specializing in advanced materials and laser additive manufacturing. He has achieved notable milestones, including a PhD under the guidance of Prof. Ji-Guo Shan and postdoctoral research with Prof. Hui Chen. Currently an Assistant Researcher at Southwest Jiaotong University, he is deeply committed to innovation in laser-based technologies. Zhang has contributed significantly to national and international projects, authored 11 SCI papers in top-tier journals, and holds multiple patents. His work on high-precision repairs and additive manufacturing for aerospace, defense, and industrial applications showcases his passion for cutting-edge research. Beyond academics, Zhang excels in leadership roles, serving as a guest editor for Coatings and mentoring future engineers. His accolades include prestigious awards in technology and academic competitions.

Professional Profiles📖

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Education 🎓

Zhang‘s educational journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Material Forming and Control Engineering from Northwestern Polytechnical University (2011–2015). He pursued his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Tsinghua University (2015–2021), focusing on laser processing techniques. During this time, he also ventured abroad, studying at Tohoku University and Osaka University as a visiting scholar. Currently, he is engaged in postdoctoral research at Southwest Jiaotong University, specializing in laser additive manufacturing. 🎓📚

Work Experience💼

Zhang Zhenlin has a wealth of experience in the field of laser additive manufacturing. Since 2021, he has served as an Assistant Researcher and Postdoctoral Researcher at Southwest Jiaotong University. His research focuses on high-precision laser repair and additive manufacturing, especially for titanium alloys and UAV structures. He has led several significant projects, including national-level research programs. Zhang has also collaborated with global institutions such as Tohoku and Osaka University, gaining insights into international research trends. 🔬🌟

Award and Honors🏅

Zhang has earned numerous accolades throughout his career. He received the Second Prize for Technology Progress from the Ministry of Education and a Bronze Award as an advisor for the 8th China International “Internet+” Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition. He was also recognized as an Outstanding Communist Party Member at Tsinghua University and received the Best Paper Award at the National Laser Processing Academic Conference. These achievements highlight his dedication to both academic and extracurricular excellence. 🏅🏆

Research Focus 🔍

Zhang Zhenlin’s research is centered around advanced materials and laser additive manufacturing technology. He focuses on improving laser cladding, titanium alloy repair, and the prevention of defects such as solidification cracks. His research includes the development of high-precision laser repair techniques and their application in industries like aerospace. His expertise also covers the evolution of materials during laser processing, contributing to the advancement of manufacturing technologies. 🔬💡

Skills 🏆

Zhang is highly skilled in numerical simulations using ANSYS and ABAQUS, specializing in electromagnetic, thermal, and stress field analysis. He is proficient in CAD, SolidWorks, and other design software for 3D modeling and graphical design. His hands-on expertise includes SEM, EBSD, EPMA, TEM, and residual stress analysis, making him a well-rounded materials scientist. These technical skills, combined with his leadership in research, make him a key contributor to advancements in laser manufacturing technologies. 🖥️🔧

Conclusion ✅

Dr. Zhang Zhenlin is an exceptional researcher whose expertise and contributions position him as a top candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His pioneering research, strong leadership in funded projects, and recognition through awards and publications highlight his ability to make transformative impacts in material science and laser manufacturing. With continued emphasis on international collaboration and commercialization, his work has the potential to achieve even greater heights. Dr. Zhang is highly deserving of this award for his outstanding achievements and future potential.

📚Publications to Noted

 

Physical and biological controls on the carbonate chemistry of coral reef waters: effects of metabolism, wave forcing, sea level, and geomorphology
Authors: JL Falter, RJ Lowe, Z Zhang, M McCulloch
Cited by: 166
Year: 2013

The combined influence of hydrodynamic forcing and calcification on the spatial distribution of alkalinity in a coral reef system
Authors: Z Zhang, J Falter, R Lowe, G Ivey
Cited by: 65
Year: 2012

Atmospheric forcing intensifies the effects of regional ocean warming on reef‐scale temperature anomalies during a coral bleaching event
Authors: Z Zhang, J Falter, R Lowe, G Ivey, M McCulloch
Cited by: 51
Year: 2013

A numerical model of wave-and current-driven nutrient uptake by coral reef communities
Authors: Z Zhang, R Lowe, J Falter, G Ivey
Cited by: 40
Year: 2011

Localised hydrodynamics influence vulnerability of coral communities to environmental disturbances
Authors: G Shedrawi, JL Falter, KJ Friedman, RJ Lowe, MS Pratchett, CJ Simpson, et al.
Cited by: 31
Year: 2017

Assessing the drivers of spatial variation in thermal forcing across a nearshore reef system and implications for coral bleaching
Authors: JL Falter, Z Zhang, RJ Lowe, F McGregor, J Keesing, MT McCulloch
Cited by: 23
Year: 2014

Ocean transport pathways to a world heritage fringing coral reef: Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Authors: J Xu, RJ Lowe, GN Ivey, NL Jones, Z Zhang
Cited by: 18
Year: 2016

The combined effect of transient wind‐driven upwelling and eddies on vertical nutrient fluxes and phytoplankton dynamics along Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Authors: Z Zhang, R Lowe, G Ivey, J Xu, J Falter
Cited by: 14
Year: 2016

Toward a universal mass‐momentum transfer relationship for predicting nutrient uptake and metabolite exchange in benthic reef communities
Authors: JL Falter, RJ Lowe, Z Zhang
Cited by: 12
Year: 2016

Uncovering fine-scale wave-driven transport features in a fringing coral reef system via Lagrangian coherent structures
Authors: M Leclair, R Lowe, Z Zhang, G Ivey, T Peacock
Cited by: 10
Year: 2016