Sun-Dong Kim | Water Electrolysis | Best Researcher Award

Published on 15/10/202515/10/2025 by MTE Awards

Dr. Sun-Dong Kim | Water Electrolysis | Best Researcher Award

Chief at Korea Institute of Energy Research | South Korea

Dr. Sun-Dong Kim is a distinguished materials scientist from the Republic of Korea, renowned for his expertise in ceramic engineering, fuel cell systems, and clean hydrogen technologies. He obtained both his bachelor’s and doctoral degrees in Ceramic Engineering from Yonsei University, Seoul. Dr. Kim began his professional career as a Principal Researcher at Hyundai Motor Corporation and later joined the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), where he currently serves as Chief and Head of the National Hydrogen Hub Laboratory. He has also contributed to academia as an Associate Professor at the University of Science and Technology and serves on the Board of Directors of the Korean Hydrogen & New Energy Society. With 47 Scopus-indexed publications and 1,505 citations, Dr. Kim holds an h-index of 22, reflecting his strong influence in the field of solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs), solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), and high-temperature electrochemical systems. His work has appeared in top-tier journals such as Journal of Power Sources, Ceramics International, and Applied Energy. Beyond publications, Dr. Kim has been a key innovator in energy materials, contributing to over 70 patents in hydrogen production, electrochemical device engineering, and advanced fuel cell technologies, solidifying his leadership in advancing clean and sustainable hydrogen manufacturing research.

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Featured Publications

Kim, S. D., Hyun, S. H., Shin, M. Y., Lim, T. H., Hong, S. A., & Lim, H. C. (2005). Phase and microstructure stabilities of LiAlO₂ in molten Li/Na carbonate for molten carbonate fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources, 143(1–2), 24–29. Cited by 28 documents.

Hong, G., Kim, T. W., Kwak, M. J., Song, J., Choi, Y., Woo, S. K., & Kim, S. D. (2020). Composite electrodes of Ti-doped SrFeO₃–δ and LSGMZ electrolytes as both the anode and cathode in symmetric solid oxide fuel cells. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 846, 156154. Cited by 27 documents.

Choi, H. J., Na, Y. H., Kwak, M., Kim, T. W., Seo, D. W., Woo, S. K., & Kim, S. D. (2017). Development of solid oxide cells by co-sintering of GDC diffusion barriers with LSCF air electrode. Ceramics International, 43(16), 13653–13660. Cited by 26 documents.

Choi, H. J., Kim, T. W., Na, Y. H., Seo, D. W., Woo, S. K., Huh, J. Y., & Kim, S. D. (2018). Enhanced electrochemical performance of metal-supported solid oxide fuel cells via an inner coating of Gd₀.₁Ce₀.₉O₂–δ nanosol in the porous NiFe-metal support. Journal of Power Sources, 406, 81–87. Cited by 25 documents.

Kim, S. D., Hyun, S. H., Lim, T. H., & Hong, S. A. (2004). Effective fabrication method of rod-shaped γ-LiAlO₂ particles for molten carbonate fuel cell matrices. Journal of Power Sources, 137(1), 24–29. Cited by 21 documents.

Syeda Naveed Kazmi | Fluid Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Published on 22/09/202522/09/2025 by MTE Awards

Syeda Naveed Kazmi | Fluid Mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at Mirpur University of Science and Technology | Pakistan

Dr. Syeda Naveed Kazmi is a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at Mirpur University of Science and Technology (MUST), Pakistan, specializing in heat transfer analysis for peristaltic transport of Newtonian and non-Newtonian nanofluids. She completed her Ph.D. in Mathematics from COMSATS University Islamabad, following an M.Sc. from the University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir. Dr. Kazmi’s research focuses on fluid mechanics, computational fluid dynamics, and nanofluid heat transfer, with a particular emphasis on peristaltic transport mechanisms. She has authored several publications in international journals, including “Entropy generation analysis for hybrid nanofluid mobilized by peristalsis with an inclined magnetic field” in Advances in Mechanical Engineering and “Peristaltic flow under the effects of tilted magnetic field: enhancing heat transfer using graphene nanoparticles” in the International Journal of Modelling and Simulation. Additionally, her work on “Thermal analysis of hybrid nanoliquid containing iron-oxide (Fe3O4) and copper (Cu) nanoparticles in an enclosure” was published in Alexandria Engineering Journal. Her contributions to the field have been recognized internationally, and she continues to advance research in the areas of nanofluid dynamics and heat transfer. Dr. Kazmi’s academic journey reflects a commitment to excellence in research and education in applied mathematics.

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Feautured Publications

Kazmi, S. N., Haq, R. U., & Mekkaoui, T. (2017). Thermal management of water based SWCNTs enclosed in a partially heated trapezoidal cavity via FEM. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 112, 972–982. Cited by 93.

Qin, H. L., Leng, J., Youssif, B. G. M., Amjad, M. W., Raja, M. A. G., Hussain, M. A., … Kazmi, S. N. (2017). Synthesis and mechanistic studies of curcumin analog‐based oximes as potential anticancer agents. Chemical Biology & Drug Design, 90(3), 443–449. Cited by 47.

Kazmi, S. N., Hussain, A., Rehman, K. U., & Shatanawi, W. (2024). Thermal analysis of hybrid nanoliquid contains iron-oxide (Fe3O4) and copper (Cu) nanoparticles in an enclosure. Alexandria Engineering Journal, 101, 176–185. Cited by 8.

Kazmi, S. N., Abbasi, F. M., & Shehzad, S. A. (2023). An electroosmotic peristaltic flow of graphene-lubrication oil nanofluid through a symmetric channel. Advances in Mechanical Engineering, 15(6), 16878132231177956. Cited by 5.

Kazmi, S. N., Abbasi, F. M., & Iqbal, J. (2024). Double diffusive convection for MHD peristaltic movement of Carreau nanofluid with Hall effects. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part N: Journal of Nanomaterials, Nanoengineering and Nanosystems. Cited by 3.

Khadijeh Esmati | Binder Jetting | Best Researcher Award

Published on 26/08/202526/08/2025 by MTE Awards

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.

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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.

Zewen Li | Nickel Slag | Best Researcher Award

Published on 26/08/202526/08/2025 by MTE Awards

Mr. Zewen Li | Nickel Slag | Best Researcher Award

Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology | China

Mr. Zewen Li is a dedicated researcher at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, specializing in sustainable metallurgical processes. His work focuses on the resource utilization of metallurgical solid waste, particularly in the reductive recovery and diversified application of nickel slag. With a strong passion for green metallurgy, Zewen has contributed to advancing environmentally friendly approaches to metal recovery while exploring new uses for industrial by-products. His academic endeavors include authoring impactful publications, such as a review in Minerals Engineering that highlights the extraction of valuable metals and the potential of nickel slag in various material applications. Zewen is committed to integrating scientific research with industrial practice to promote circular economy principles and reduce environmental impact. As a young professional, he strives to advance metallurgical innovation, aiming to develop cleaner, safer, and more efficient technologies for the sustainable management of critical resources.

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Mr. Zewen Li pursued his higher education at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, where he developed a strong foundation in metallurgical engineering. His academic training emphasized the theoretical and applied aspects of metallurgy, with particular attention to solid waste resource recovery and sustainable metal extraction. During his studies, he actively engaged in research projects centered on the utilization of nickel slag, gaining expertise in analyzing its physical and chemical properties, as well as its potential for industrial reuse. His education provided him with a deep understanding of chemical thermodynamics, extractive metallurgy, and material characterization techniques. Through rigorous coursework, laboratory work, and collaborative projects, Zewen honed his ability to integrate scientific knowledge with practical industrial applications. This educational background not only equipped him with specialized knowledge in non-ferrous metallurgy but also cultivated his research-oriented mindset, enabling him to contribute meaningfully to the growing field of sustainable metallurgical processes.

Experience

Mr. Zewen Li’s professional and research experience has centered on the efficient recovery and sustainable utilization of metallurgical solid waste, with a strong focus on nickel slag. At Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, he has undertaken significant research projects, including his notable publication “Diversified Utilization of Nickel Slag: A Review” in Minerals Engineering. His work systematically analyzed methods of extracting valuable metals such as iron, nickel, cobalt, and copper from nickel slag and investigated applications in gelling materials, glass ceramics, and material-related industries. Beyond laboratory research, Zewen has contributed to understanding the broader implications of waste valorization in metallurgical industries by reviewing and proposing strategies for combining nickel slag recovery with battery recycling and secondary waste management. His experience reflects both technical expertise and innovative thinking in sustainable metallurgy. This professional trajectory highlights his commitment to addressing environmental challenges and developing efficient, eco-friendly solutions for industrial waste management.

Research Focus

Mr. Zewen Li’s research is primarily focused on the sustainable utilization of metallurgical solid waste, with particular emphasis on nickel slag. His work aims to explore the dual goals of resource recovery and environmental protection by investigating eco-friendly processes for extracting valuable metals such as Fe, Ni, Co, and Cu. He is also deeply interested in the potential applications of nickel slag in materials science, including its use in gelling agents, glass ceramics, and construction materials. His studies address both the theoretical mechanisms, including leaching, weathering process strengthening, and solvent extraction, and the practical industrial feasibility of these methods. Additionally, he considers the integration of nickel slag recycling with other waste management systems, such as battery recycling and secondary waste utilization, thereby contributing to broader strategies of sustainable resource management. His research reflects a holistic view of metallurgy, balancing technological innovation with environmental responsibility to promote circular economy practices.

Publication top Notes

Title: Diversified Utilization of Nickel Slag: A Review

Year: 2025

Conclusion

Mr. Zewen Li’s research demonstrates a commendable commitment to addressing pressing environmental and industrial challenges through sustainable metallurgical practices. His focused work on the comprehensive utilization of nickel slag reflects both academic insight and awareness of real-world applications. While his current achievements illustrate strong potential and emerging expertise, the scope and maturity of his portfolio are still developing. For the Best Researcher Award, which typically honors individuals with a sustained record of impactful innovations and broader academic leadership, further scholarly contributions and practical implementations would enhance his competitiveness. Nonetheless, his trajectory indicates significant promise, and he stands out as a valuable contributor to the next generation of metallurgical researchers, well-suited for early-career recognition and future leadership in the field.

Zhenlin Zhang | Additive manufacturing | Best Researcher Award

Published on 12/04/202512/04/2025 by MTE Awards

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.

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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

Lucien Veleva | Electrochemistry | Best Metallurgical Engineering Award

Published on 14/03/202514/03/2025 by MTE Awards

Assist. Prof. Dr. Lucien Veleva | Electrochemistry | Best Metallurgical Engineering Award

Applied Physics Department at Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico

Lucien Petrova Veleva is a distinguished Research Professor at CINVESTAV-IPN, Merida, Mexico, specializing in electrochemistry and corrosion science. With a career spanning over five decades, she has significantly contributed to the fields of corrosion of metals, metallurgical engineering, and “green” materials. As a former head of the National Laboratory of Corrosion in Bulgaria and a Doctor Honoris Causa awardee, her expertise has gained international acclaim. Dr. Veleva has published over 97 impactful journal articles and authored several book chapters. Her dedication to advancing corrosion science has earned her numerous prestigious awards, including the Francis LaQue Award and NACE International Distinguished Career Award.

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Dr. Veleva holds a degree in Chemical Engineering, specializing in Electrochemistry and Corrosion, from the University of Chemical Technology, Sofia, Bulgaria (1972). She earned her Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1981). Her doctoral research focused on electrochemical processes and the degradation of materials, laying the foundation for her lifelong contributions to corrosion science. Dr. Veleva has also undergone advanced training and certifications, contributing to her expertise in material science and corrosion testing.

Work Experience

Dr. Veleva’s professional journey began as the Head of the National Laboratory of Corrosion in Bulgaria, where she led groundbreaking research. Since 1994, she has served as a Research Professor at Cinvestav-IPN in Mexico, guiding over 70 graduate theses and developing courses in corrosion, electrochemistry, and physical chemistry. Her extensive collaborations with international institutions like Helmholtz-Zentrum (Germany) and the University of Laguna (Spain) underscore her global impact.

Research Focus

Dr. Veleva’s research revolves around corrosion processes, metallurgical engineering, and the development of sustainable materials. Her projects include investigating magnesium alloys for implants, creating “green” cements, and optimizing corrosion inhibitors from agricultural waste. She also focuses on accelerated testing methods and the introduction of novel technologies like Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy for corrosion analysis.

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Publications to Noted

Stainless Steel 304 and Carbon Mild Steel A36 Activity in Chloride-Containing Hybrid Pumice-Portland Cement Extract Pore Environment

Year: 2025

Authors: David Bonfil, Lucien Veleva, Jose Ivan Escalante-Garcia

Impact of Combined Thermo- and Photo-Oxidation on the Physicochemical Properties of Oxo-Biodegradable Low-Density Polyethylene Films

Year: 2025

Authors: M. F. Rojas-Trejo, A. Valadez-Gonzalez, L. Veleva, R. Benavides, M. T. Rodriguez-Hernandez, M. V. Moreno-Chulim

Marañon Nutshell Extract as a Carbon Steel “Green” Inhibitor in Marine Environments

Year: 2024

Authors: David Bonfil, Lucien Veleva, Diana Rubi Ramos-López, William Santiago González-Gómez, Gloria Ivette Bolio-López

Electroless ZnO Deposition on Mg-Al Alloy for Improved Corrosion Resistance to Marine Environments

Year: 2024

Authors: Luis Chávez, Lucien Veleva, Andrea Castillo-Atoche

Surface Modification of AM60 Mg-Al Alloy with Vanadium and V2O5 Sputtered Deposits: Activity in Marine Ambience

Year: 2024

Authors: Gerardo Sánchez, Lucien Veleva, Eduardo Flores

Effect of a Hybrid Pumice–Portland Cement Extract on Corrosion Activity of Stainless Steel SS304 and Carbon Mild Steel A36

Year: 2024

Authors: David Bonfil, Lucien Veleva, Jose Ivan Escalante-Garcia

Corrosion Activity of Stainless Steel SS430 and Carbon Steel B450C in a Sodium Silicate Modified Limestone-Portland Cement Extract

Year: 2023

Authors: David Bonfil, Lucien Veleva, Sebastian Feliu Jr., José Iván Escalante-García

Hybrid Coating of Polystyrene–ZrO2 for Corrosion Protection of AM Magnesium Alloys

Year: 2023

Authors: Luis Chávez, Lucien Veleva, Diana Sánchez-Ahumada, Rafael Ramírez-Bon

Corrosion Activity of Carbon Steel B450C and Stainless Steel SS430 Exposed to Extract Solution of a Supersulfated Cement

Year: 2022

Authors: David Bonfil, Lucien Veleva, Sebastian Feliu Jr., José Iván Escalante-García

AM60-AlN Nanocomposite and AM60 Alloy Corrosion Activity in Simulated Marine-Coastal Ambience

Year: 2022

Authors: Luis Chávez, Lucien Veleva, Gerardo Sánchez, Hajo Dieringa