Prof. Dr. Tao Shen, Harbin University of Science and Technology, China
Dr. Shen Tao is a Professor and the Director of the Institute of Intelligent Sensing and Optoelectronic Detection Technology at Harbin University of Science and Technology. He also serves as the Deputy Director of the Academic Affairs Office and a doctoral supervisor in Instrument Science and Technology, Electrical Engineering, and Optical Engineering at Changchun University of Science and Technology. Dr. Shen is the Director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Pattern Recognition and Information Perception and Vice Chairman of the Heilongjiang Provincial Optical Society. Recognized for his contributions to education and research, he has received numerous honors, including the title of Famous Teacher of Heilongjiang Province and the First Expert Committee Member for Curriculum Ideological and Political Construction. His research focuses on optoelectronic sensing, fiber optic detection, and advanced materials for environmental monitoring. He has led over 20 national and provincial research projects and has authored more than 100 SCI-indexed papers, with over 1,100 citations. Additionally, he holds more than 40 invention patents, eight of which have been successfully commercialized. His recent work includes cutting-edge studies on fiber optic sensors and MXene-based materials for environmental and biomedical applications, with notable publications in Optics and Laser Technology, Materials Today Science, Analyst, and Optical Fiber Technology.
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Summary of Suitability for Best Researcher Award โ Shen Tao
Professor Shen Tao is an outstanding researcher and leader in intelligent sensing, optoelectronic detection, and optical engineering, with a strong academic and professional background. His contributions to scientific research, innovation, and education make him a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award.
๐ Education & Work Experience
- ๐ Professor & Director, Institute of Intelligent Sensing and Optoelectronic Detection Technology, Harbin University of Science and Technology
- ๐ Deputy Director, Academic Affairs Office, Harbin University of Science and Technology
- ๐ Doctoral Supervisor in Instrument Science and Technology, Electrical Engineering, and Optical Engineering, Changchun University of Science and Technology
๐ Academic & Research Leadership
- ๐ Director, Heilongjiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Pattern Recognition and Information Perception
- ๐ Vice Chairman, Heilongjiang Provincial Optical Society
- ๐ฏ Leader, Heilongjiang Graduate Student Guidance Ideological and Political Team
๐ Awards & Honors
- ๐จโ๐ซ Famous Teacher of Heilongjiang Province
- ๐ Advanced Individual in Teacher Ethics (Heilongjiang Colleges & Universities)
- ๐ก Special Contributor to Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Optoelectronics (Heilongjiang Province)
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Member, First Expert Committee on Curriculum Ideological & Political Construction (Heilongjiang)
- ๐ Head of National First-Class Curriculum & Provincial First-Class Professional
๐ฌ Research & Achievements
- ๐ Principal Investigator of 20+ Research Projects, including:
- National Natural Science Foundation (Youth & Face Project)
- Heilongjiang Natural Science Foundation (Key Project)
- Harbin Outstanding Youth Fund
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First Prize Winner, Provincial University Scientific Research Achievements
- ๐ Publications: 100+ SCI Papers (Cited 1100+ times)
- ๐ฌ Patents: 40+ Invention Patents (8 Commercialized)
- ๐ Authored a Monograph, Published by Science Press
Publicationย Top Notes:
BPNN-assisted sensor based on micro-nano fiber coupler for human blood lead detection
Annular micro-nano optic fiber sensor based on ฮฑ-Fe2O3@SiO2@CS imprinting for Cu(II) ion detection
Cd(II) detection technology of FSMC-IIP modified optical microfiber coupler
Study on the adsorption mechanism of glucose in dual transition metal-decorated MoTe2: A first-principles calculation
High sensitivity Mach-Zehnder optic fiber temperature sensor based on V2C-MXene sensitization
Sn-Cd modified Ti2CO2ย MXene for enhanced harmful gas adsorption: A DFT study