Iro Dianellou | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Mrs Iro Dianellou | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Mrs Iro Dianellou , Aristotle University of Thessaloniki , greece

Ioanna Dianellou is a passionate geologist 🧭 with a solid background in environmental and nuclear geochemistry 🌍⚛️. She currently works at Mirtec S.A. in Greece, specializing in asbestos analysis and chemical testing of environmental samples. Her hands-on research spans from mineral analysis to nanomaterials for nuclear waste treatment. Ioanna has participated in international projects, including an Erasmus+ internship in Turkey 🇹🇷. With publications in respected scientific journals 📚 and a strong academic foundation, she continues to contribute to geoscience and environmental safety. Her work is driven by curiosity, sustainability 🌱, and a deep commitment to scientific excellence. 🔬👩‍🔬

Professional Profile

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Education & Experience 

Ioanna holds a Master’s degree 🎓 in Synthetic Chemistry and Biochemistry from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focusing on materials for nuclear waste treatment ☢️. Her thesis explored modified bentonite’s ability to remove Cs and Co. She earned her Geology diploma in 2020, specializing in Economic Geology. Ioanna has experience with analytical techniques like XRD, ICP-MS, FTIR, and SEM 🔍. She interned at Ege University (Turkey) under Erasmus+, and at Hellas Gold S.A. in exploration geology ⛏️. Currently, she is a geologist and lab technician at Mirtec S.A., conducting advanced chemical and mineral analyses. Her work bridges geology and environmental safety 🌿.

Professional Development 

Ioanna continuously enhances her expertise through academic research 🧪, internships, and hands-on lab experience. Her Erasmus+ internship at Ege University gave her international exposure 🌍 in nanomaterial synthesis and nuclear waste treatment. Working at Mirtec S.A., she applies advanced laboratory techniques (XRF, TG-DTA, XRD, ICP-MS) in real-world environmental and energy sample analyses 🔬. She’s collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, mastering geochemical and geotechnical investigation tools. Through her postgraduate education and scientific publications, she demonstrates ongoing professional growth and commitment to solving environmental and radiological challenges ☢️. Her proactive learning mindset ensures she remains updated in emerging technologies and methodologies 📚🧠.

Research Focus 

Ioanna Dianellou’s research focuses on environmental geochemistry, radiochemistry, and nanomaterials 🌋⚛️. She specializes in the removal of radioactive elements like uranium, thorium, cesium, and cobalt from aqueous and solid waste using modified materials such as bentonite and nanofibers. Her expertise includes characterization of materials (SEM, XRD, FTIR) and the application of spectroscopic and chromatographic techniques (ICP-OES, UV-Vis) 🧪. With publications in journals on radioactive waste sorption, she bridges geology with nuclear waste management. Her research aims to promote safe, sustainable methods for pollution control and environmental remediation, contributing to green energy and nuclear safety 🌱💡.

Awards and Honors 

Ioanna’s academic excellence is reflected in her high grades and distinction in both undergraduate and postgraduate studies 🥇. She graduated with an 8.56/10 (Excellent) in her Master’s and 8.37/10 (Very Good) in her Geology diploma 🎓. She earned an Erasmus+ scholarship for her internship at Ege University in Turkey, showcasing her skills in international research collaboration 🌍. Her co-authored publications in reputable journals such as Applied Radiation and Isotopes highlight her contribution to impactful scientific work 📚. These recognitions underscore her dedication, discipline, and emerging reputation in the field of nuclear and environmental geosciences 💫.

Publication Top Notes

1. Dianellou, I., Noli, F., Kantiranis, N. (2025)

Title: Sorption behavior of ¹³⁷Cs and ⁶⁰Co onto raw and cellulose-modified Greek bentonite
Journal: Applied Radiation and Isotopes, Vol. 222, Article 111850
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apradiso.2025.111850

🔍 Summary:
This study investigates the sorption efficiency of raw and cellulose-modified Greek bentonite for the removal of radioactive isotopes Cesium-137 (¹³⁷Cs) and Cobalt-60 (⁶⁰Co) from aqueous solutions. Using batch experiments, the modified bentonite demonstrated significantly improved sorption capacity due to increased surface functional groups. The research utilized XRD and FTIR for material characterization and applied kinetic and isotherm models to understand adsorption behavior. The findings offer insights into eco-friendly and efficient solutions for treating low-level radioactive waste using locally sourced clay materials.

2. Kaptanoglu, I.G., Yusan, S., Kaynar, Ü.H., Aytas, S., Erenturk, A.S., Dianellou, I. (2025)

Title: Investigation of thorium(IV) removal utilizing reduced graphene oxide-zinc oxide nanofibers via response surface methodology
Journal: Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-025-10095-1

🔍 Summary:
This research explores the removal of thorium(IV) ions from aqueous solutions using reduced graphene oxide (rGO) combined with zinc oxide nanofibers. Response Surface Methodology (RSM) was applied to optimize the adsorption parameters. The nanofibers were characterized using SEM and FTIR, and adsorption experiments were evaluated through statistical modeling. Dianellou’s contribution helped refine the experimental approach and validate results. The study presents an innovative hybrid nanomaterial that efficiently adsorbs radioactive thorium, demonstrating potential for use in advanced nuclear waste management technologies.

3. Kyriakidis, F., Dianellou, I., Vollas, A., Alatzoglou, M., Gargoulas, N., Oikonomou, V. (2024)

Title: Presence of asbestos in building materials and soils in postfire areas of Mati, Kineta and Varimbombi in Greece
Journal: Environmental Geochemistry and Health, Vol. 46, Article 452
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10653-024-02211-z

🔍 Summary:
This environmental study focuses on the identification of asbestos contamination in areas affected by wildfires in Greece. Polarized light microscopy and stereomicroscopy were used to analyze soil and building debris samples from Mati, Kineta, and Varimbombi. Dianellou contributed to the analytical assessment of asbestos fibers and the evaluation of public health risks. The results show widespread asbestos presence due to the combustion of building materials, underlining the need for remediation and proper waste management in post-disaster zones.

Conclusion

Ioanna Dianellou’s research is not only scientifically advanced but also socially impactful. Her work is grounded in both academic excellence and real-world application, a hallmark of a well-rounded and forward-thinking researcher. Her contributions to radioactive pollutant remediation and environmental monitoring are timely, innovative, and of global relevance. She is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award and embodies the future of interdisciplinary scientific problem-solving.

Dr. Dongbin Qian Qian | Materials Science| Best Researcher Award

Dr. Dongbin Qian Qian | Materials Science| Best Researcher Award

Dongbin Qian Qian, Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Dr. Qian Dongbin is a renowned professor at the Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, specializing in laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) for analyzing trace elements in loose powders. He has an extensive background in atomic and molecular physics, holding a Ph.D. from the same institute. His research interests focus on the development of LIBS technologies and their application in various fields such as material science, environmental monitoring, and energy. He has contributed significantly to both academic research and technology development. His research is marked by innovation, with collaborations across international research institutions. 🌍🔬✨

Professional Profile:

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🎓 Education & Experience

QIAN Dongbin obtained his Ph.D. (2007) in Atomic and Molecular Physics from the Institute of Modern Physics (IMP), CAS, after completing his Bachelor’s (2002) in Theoretical Physics at Qufu Normal University. 📘 He began his academic career as an Assistant Professor at IMP in 2007, rising to Associate Professor in 2009 and Full Professor in 2017. 👨‍🏫 His academic journey reflects a strong commitment to applied spectroscopy, particularly in plasma analysis for granular and soft materials. 🧬 Throughout his career, he has contributed extensively to national projects and international collaborations. 🌐

🌍 Professional Development

Prof. Qian has cultivated international expertise through repeated research visits to CNRS-ILM, University Lyon 1, between 2009–2016. ✈️ His role as a Visiting Researcher enhanced collaborations in laser-plasma interactions. He received the CAS Youth Innovation Promotion Association Fellowship (2011–2014), reinforcing his leadership among emerging scientists. 🌟 His excellence was recognized with the Young Scientists and Talents Award (2014). 🏆 Through national and international projects, Prof. Qian continues to contribute to cutting-edge LIBS technology, combining experimental physics with data-driven techniques like deep learning and AI-assisted spectroscopy. 🤖

⚗️ Research Focus 

Prof. Qian’s research lies at the intersection of Applied Physics, Spectroscopy, and Materials Science. 🌡️ His work with laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) targets trace element detection in powders and the characterization of soft materials. He integrates machine learning models, such as transformers and CNNs, with spectroscopic data for enhanced precision. 🧠📊 His studies extend to grain size analysis, surface flatness inspection, and plasma behavior in microgranular systems, making significant strides in analytical atomic spectroscopy and AI-powered material diagnostics. 🧪 His interdisciplinary focus supports advancements in both industrial applications and fundamental plasma research. 🔬

🏅 Awards & Honors

Prof. Qian has received numerous accolades, including the Young Scientists and Talents Award (2014) from the Institute of Modern Physics. 🎖️ He was also selected for the prestigious CAS Youth Innovation Promotion Association Fellowship (2011–2014). 🧠 His international recognition is reflected in multiple Visiting Researcher appointments at CNRS-ILM, France. 🌍 He has successfully led major National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) projects and CAS-funded initiatives. 📑 His leadership and innovation have solidified his reputation as a pioneer in LIBS development, machine learning integration, and atomic spectroscopy research. 🚀

Publication Top Notes:

1. Transformer-based deep learning models for quantification of La, Ce, and Nd in rare earth ores using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Authors: Jiaxing Yang, Shijie Li, Zhao Zhang, Xiaoliang Liu, Zuoye Liu
Journal: Talanta, 2025
Citations: 0
Summary:
This study introduces a transformer-based deep learning model to quantify lanthanum (La), cerium (Ce), and neodymium (Nd) in rare earth ores using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS). The approach enhances accuracy over traditional regression methods by capturing complex spectral features and nonlinearities. The model shows promise for rapid and non-destructive elemental analysis in geological and mining applications.


2. Detection of cesium in salt-lake brine using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy combined with a convolutional neural network

Authors: Xiangyu Shi, Shuhang Gong, Qiang Zeng, Xinwen Ma, Dongbin Qian
Journal: Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, 2025
Citations: 0
Summary:
The paper demonstrates the detection of cesium (Cs) in salt-lake brine using LIBS enhanced with convolutional neural networks (CNNs). The CNN approach effectively handles high-noise spectral data, improving detection sensitivity and accuracy. The work supports the application of AI-assisted LIBS in environmental and resource monitoring of aqueous solutions.


3. Packing thickness dependent plasma emission induced by laser ablating thin-layer microgranular materials

Authors: Kou Zhao, Qiang Zeng, Yaju Li, Lei Yang, Xinwen Ma
Journal: Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, 2024
Citations: 0
Summary:
This study explores how the thickness of microgranular material layers affects plasma emission in LIBS. It provides insights into ablation dynamics and signal variations, highlighting the importance of sample preparation in quantitative LIBS analysis. The findings contribute to standardizing LIBS for layered or coated materials.


4. Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy as a method for millimeter-scale inspection of surface flatness

Authors: Jinrui Ye, Yaju Li, Zhao Zhang, Lei Yang, Xinwen Ma
Journal: Plasma Science and Technology, 2024
Citations: 0
Summary:
This paper proposes a novel use of LIBS for assessing surface flatness at millimeter resolution. The technique exploits emission intensity variations due to laser focus offset, correlating them with surface deviations. It provides a non-contact alternative to mechanical profilometry for industrial applications.


5. Estimating the grain size of microgranular material using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy combined with machine learning algorithms

Authors: Zhao Zhang, Yaju Li, Guanghui Yang, Shaofeng Zhang, Xinwen Ma
Journal: Plasma Science and Technology, 2024
Citations: 0
Summary:
The authors develop a LIBS-machine learning framework to estimate grain size in microgranular materials. By training algorithms on spectral data, they achieve high accuracy in distinguishing particle size distributions. This method offers a fast, non-invasive alternative to traditional sieving or microscopy.

Conclusion

Dr. Qian Dongbin’s blend of innovative research, global collaboration, and leadership in the scientific community makes him an ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work significantly advances both the technology of LIBS and its applications in environmental and material science, providing tangible benefits to society. His ongoing contributions to scientific excellence and research leadership clearly establish him as an exemplary figure in the field. 🌟🔬

 

Assoc. Prof. Dr | Quantum spin sensing and regulation and sensing optimization | Best Researcher Award

 Dr. Yifan Zhao |  Quantum spin sensing and regulation and sensing optimization | Best Researcher Award

associate professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University,China

Yifan Zhao is an Associate Professor and PhD supervisor at the School of Instrument Science and Technology, Xi’an Jiaotong University. He is a member of the China Micro-Nano Technology Society and an expert committee member of the Functional Materials and Devices Committee of the Scientists’ Think Tank of the New Materials Development Alliance. In his academic career, Zhao has demonstrated leadership as a guest editor and young editor for prominent journals like Nanomaterials and Exploration. His primary research interests lie in precision manufacturing, quantum spin sensing, flexible thin film electronics, and measurement traceability.

Publication Profile

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Early Academic Pursuits 📚

Yifan Zhao’s academic journey is a testament to his dedication and passion for research in precision manufacturing and sensing technologies. He began his education at Xi’an Jiaotong University, where he excelled in the field of Instrument Science and Technology, eventually earning a position as an associate professor. His early interest in high-performance sensing technology and its applications in precision manufacturing laid the foundation for his future research focus. His pursuit of knowledge in quantum spin sensing and MEMS processing has positioned him as a leading figure in these cutting-edge areas. Zhao’s journey exemplifies the importance of a strong academic base, which has shaped his innovative contributions to technology and research.

Professional Endeavors and Contributions 🔧

Dr. Zhao has established himself as a key player in China’s precision manufacturing sector. As a professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University, he is deeply involved in research on quantum spin sensing, intelligent flexible thin film electronic sensing, and precise structure manufacturing. These technologies have significant implications for fields such as MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems) processing, which is critical for the development of high-performance sensors used in various industries. Zhao’s professional endeavors extend beyond teaching and research—he actively contributes to the advancement of the field through leadership roles. He is a member of the China Micro-Nano Technology Society and serves on the expert committee of the Functional Materials and Devices Committee, demonstrating his influence in scientific communities. He is also a guest editor for the Nanomaterials and Exploration journals, where he plays a role in shaping research dissemination.

Research Focus: Precision Manufacturing and Sensing Applications 🔍

Yifan Zhao’s research primarily revolves around the integration of advanced sensing technologies and precision manufacturing techniques. His focus on quantum spin sensing and regulation is pushing the boundaries of scientific understanding in quantum technologies, which are integral to the next generation of highly sensitive measurement devices. Zhao also investigates intelligent flexible thin film electronics—materials and devices that are adaptable and have immense potential in wearable and flexible electronics. Furthermore, his work on precise structure manufacturing and measurement traceability addresses the challenges of producing and verifying the accuracy of micro and nanoscale devices. His work is not only highly theoretical but also has practical applications, as evidenced by the numerous patents he has filed, including over 10 domestic patents and one US patent. These advancements have profound implications for the future of sensor technology and its real-world applications in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and environmental monitoring.

Accolades and Recognition 🏆

Dr. Zhao’s innovative contributions to science and technology have earned him significant recognition. He has published 23 SCI-indexed papers since 2017, many of which are in prestigious journals such as Advanced Materials, Nano Today, and Advanced Science. These publications have garnered attention from researchers worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in his field. Zhao’s work has been cited extensively, contributing to the advancement of technologies in quantum sensing, flexible electronics, and MEMS. In addition to his research, Zhao has been a prominent figure in securing funding for scientific initiatives, having led over 10 national key research and development projects, including projects from the National Natural Science Foundation of China. His accolades extend beyond publications, reflecting his substantial impact on both academia and industry.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Yifan Zhao’s impact extends far beyond his research publications. His pioneering work in quantum sensing and advanced manufacturing technologies has placed him at the forefront of scientific and technological advancements. His influence is particularly notable in China’s development of high-performance sensing technology, where his research directly addresses the country’s demand for cutting-edge solutions in precision manufacturing. Zhao’s work on flexible electronics and MEMS technologies is contributing to the global progress of nanotechnology and quantum sciences. Furthermore, his leadership in national and international scientific communities ensures that his research remains integral to the broader scientific dialogue. As a mentor to PhD students and young researchers, Zhao is helping cultivate the next generation of leaders in his field, ensuring his legacy and influence will continue for years to come.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🔮

Yifan Zhao’s career trajectory suggests a future rich in continued innovation and discovery. His work in quantum spin sensing, MEMS, and flexible electronics has already reshaped current technologies, and as the demand for these technologies grows, his research will likely play an even more pivotal role. Zhao’s ongoing contributions to the development of precise manufacturing methods and his commitment to improving the traceability of measurement devices indicate that his influence will continue to grow, especially in industries where precision is paramount. As he continues to lead high-impact projects and mentor emerging researchers, Dr. Zhao’s legacy will undoubtedly endure, marking him as a key figure in the advancement of both scientific knowledge and practical applications in the fields of sensing and manufacturing.

Publication Top Notes

  1. Wang, S., Wang, C., Zhao, Y., Zhang, Y., Zhang, Y., Xu, X., Lin, Q., Yao, K., Wang, Y., Han, F., Sun, Y., Jiang, Z.. Microsystems & Nanoengineering, 10(1), 24. (2024) 📅 (IF=7.7)
  2. Wang, C., Du, Y., Zhao, Y., He, Z., Wang, S., Zhang, Y., Jiang, Y., Du, Y., Wu, J., Jiang, Z., Liu, M.. Nanomaterials, 13(24), 3158. (2024) 📅 (IF=5.3)
  3. He, Z., Zhao, Y., Du, Y., Zhao, M., Jiang, Y., Liu, M., Zhou, Z.. Frontiers of Physics, 19(4), 43206. (2024) 📅 (IF=6.5)
  4. Zhao, M., Zhao, Y., Li, Y., Dong, G., He, Z., Du, Y., Jiang, Y., Wu, S., Wang, C., Zhao, L., Jiang, Z., Liu, M.. Advanced Materials, 35, 2303810. (2023) 📅 (IF=29.4)
  5. Zhao, M., Wang, L., Zhao, Y., Du, Y., He, Z., Chen, K., Luo, Z., Yan, W., Li, Q., Wang, C., Jiang, Z., Liu, M.. Small, 19, 2301955. (2023) 📅 (IF=15.6)
  6. Du, Y., Zhao, Y., Wang, L., Wu, K.Y., Wang, C., Zhao, L., Jiang, Z., Liu, M., Zhou, Z.. Small, 2302884. (2023) 📅 (IF=15.6)
  7. Zhang, Y., Wang, Y., Wang, C., Zhao, Y., Jing, W., Wang, S., Zhang, Y., Xu, X., Zhang, F., Yu, K., Lin, Q., Mao, Q., Han, F., Tian, B., Zhou, Z., Ren, W., Liu, M., Jiang, Z.. Chemical Engineering Journal, 454. 139990. (2023) 📅 (IF=16.7)
  8. Li, C., Li, Y., Zhao, Y., Du, Y., Zhao, M., Peng, W., Wu, Y., Liu, M., Zhou, Z.. Advanced Functional Materials, 32(16), 2111652. (2022) 📅 (IF=19.9)
  9. Zhao, Y., Du, Y., Wang, L., Chen, K., Luo, Z., Yan, W., Li, Q., Jiang, Z., Liu, M., Zhou, Z.. Nano Today, 46, 101605. (2022) 📅 (IF=18.9)
  10. Peng, W., Wang, L., Li, Y., Du, Y., He, Z., Wang, C., Zhao, Y., Zhuang, J., Zhou, Z., Liu, M.. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 910, 164903. (2022) 📅 (IF=6.63)
  11. Du, Y., Wang, S., Wang, L., Jin, S., Zhao, Y., Min, T., Jiang, Z., Zhou, Z., Liu, M.. Nano Research, 15(3), 2626-2633. (2022) 📅 (IF=10.2)
  12. Peng, W., Wang, L., Li, Y., Du, Y., He, Z., Wang, C., Zhao, Y., Jiang, Z., Zhou, Z., Liu, M.. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 9, 2200007. (2022) 📅 (IF=6.38)
  13. Zhang, Y., Wang, C., Jing, W., Wang, S., Zhang, Y., Zhang, L., Zhang, N., Wang, Y., Zhao, Y., Lin, Q., Jiang, Z.. Micromachines, 13(7), 995. (2022) 📅 (IF=3.52)
  14. Zhao, Y., Zhao, M., Tian, B., Jiang, Z., Wang, Y., Liu, M., Zhou, Z.. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 13(1), 2018-2024. (2021) 📅 (IF=10.3)
  15. Zhao, Y., Zhao, S., Wang, L., Wang, S., Du, Y., Zhao, Y., Jin, S., Min, T., Tian, B., Jiang, Z., Zhou, Z., Liu, M.. Nanoscale, 13(1), 272-279. (2021) 📅 (IF=8.3)
  16. Zhao, S., Zhao, Y., Tian, B., Liu, J., Jin, S., Jiang, Z., Zhou, Z., Liu, M.. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 12(37), 41999-42006. (2020) 📅 (IF=10.3)
  17. Zhao, Y., Zhao, S., Wang, L., Zhou, Z., Liu, J., Min, T., Peng, B., Hu, Z., Jin, S., Liu, M.. Advanced Science, 6(24), 1901994. (2019) 📅 (IF=17.5)
  18. Zhao, Y., Wang, G., Wang, Y., Xiao, T., Abdullah Adil, M., Lu, G., Zhang, J., Wei, Z.. Solar RRL, 3(3), 1800333. (2019) 📅 (IF=9.17)
  19. Zhang, J., Zhao, Y., Fang, J., Xia, B., Wang, G., Wang, Z., Zhang, Y., Ma, W., Yan, W., Su, W., Wei, Z.. Small, 13(21), 1700388. (2017) 📅 (IF=15.6)
  20. Zhao, Y., Zou, W., Li, H., Lu, K., Yan, W., Wei, Z.. Chinese Journal of Polymer Science, 35(2), 261. (2017) 📅 (IF=3.8)
  21. Li, H., Zhao, Y., Zhu, X., Xia, B., Lu, K., Yuan, L., Zhang, J., Guo, X., Wei, Z.. Journal of Polymer Science Part A-Polymer Chemistry, 55(4), 699. (2017) 📅 (IF=2.8)
  22. Zhao, Y., Yuan, L., Zhang, J., Zhu, L., Lu, K., Yan, W., Wei, Z.. RSC Advances, 5(76), 61703. (2015) 📅 (IF=4.0)

 

 

 

 

 

Mr Apoorv Sobti | Advance High Strength Steels | Best Researcher Award

Mr Apoorv Sobti | Advance High Strength Steels | Best Researcher Award

Ph.D. research scholar at IIT Madras , India

Profile

Academic Background🎓

  • Ph.D. in Metallurgical Engineering (Ongoing)
    IIT Madras, 8.13 CGPA
  • M.Tech in Metallurgical Engineering (Alloy Technology) (2016-2018)
    IIT (BHU) Varanasi, 7.66 CGPA
  • B.Tech in Material Science Engineering (Nanotechnology) (2011-2015)
    University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, 64.8%
  • Class XII (2011)
    CBSE, St. Stephen’s Senior Secondary School, 71%
  • Class X (2009)
    CBSE, St. Stephen’s Senior Secondary School, 76%

Academic/Extra-Curricular Achievements🏆

  • GATE rank 426 in Metallurgical Engineering
  • JRF at IIT Madras (2019-2020)
  • Multiple roles as Teaching Assistant for NPTEL courses (2020-2023)
  • Attended international conferences and workshops on materials science and engineering

Research Interests🔍

  • Materials Science
  • Metallurgy
  • Alloy Technology
  • Nanotechnology

Research Focus🧪

  • Kinetics and mechanism of Bainitic transformation
  • Tribological properties of alloys
  • Corrosion behavior of stainless steels

Teaching Experience👨‍🏫 

  • Teaching Assistant for various NPTEL online certification courses

Skills💻

  • Languages: C, C++, MATLAB
  • Software: Fullprof, Thermo-Calc, Origin, Minitab, ImageJ, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, X’pert highscore, TSL OIM

Top Note Publications📄

  1. Sobti, A., “Influencing TRIP Threshold and Variant Pairing through Minor Cold and Cryo-rolling in Bainitic Steel,” Materials Today: Proceedings, 2024.
  2. Sobti, A., “In-situ TEM observation of Low-Temperature Non-Equilibrium Austenite Reversion in Bainitic Steel during continuous heating,” Scripta Materialia, Under Review.
  3. Sobti, A., “Influence of quenching and partitioning times on austenite stability and tensile properties of CMnAlSi Q&P steel,” Journal TBD.
  4. Sobti, A., “BaTaO2N and quantum dots-based CuO nanocomposites for HER by solar electrochemical water splitting,” Inorganic Chemistry, 2024.