Prof. Yinglin Wang, Xidian University, China
Dr. Yinglin Wang is an Associate Professor at the School of Aerospace Science and Technology, Xidian University, China, specializing in gas sensors and flexible electronic devices. He holds a Ph.D. in Microelectronics and Solid-State Electronics from Jilin University and earned both his Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Polymer Chemistry and Polymer Materials Science from Changchun University of Technology. With a strong research background in the synthesis and characterization of semiconductor and organic materials, Dr. Wang has contributed significantly to the development of high-performance gas sensors, particularly for detecting acetone, xylene, and n-butanol at low temperatures. He has authored numerous high-impact publications in top journals like Sensors and Actuators B and Chemical Engineering Journal. Dr. Wang has also been a visiting scholar at Germany’s Jülich Research Center and actively leads or participates in multiple national research projects funded by the NSFC, military commissions, and provincial science programs. Recognized for his excellence in research and mentoring, he has received national scholarships, outstanding graduate awards, and accolades as an innovation and entrepreneurship mentor.
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Summary of Suitability for the Best Researcher Award:
Dr. Yinglin Wang, Associate Professor at the School of Aerospace Science and Technology, Xidian University, stands out as a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award in the field of gas sensors and flexible electronic devices. His rapid academic progression, impactful research contributions, and international recognition underscore his scientific excellence and innovation in material science and sensor technology.
🎓 Education
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B.E. in Polymer Materials Science and Engineering
Changchun University of Technology (2006–2010)
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M.S. in Polymer Chemistry and Physics
Changchun University of Technology (2011–2014)
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Ph.D. in Microelectronics and Solid-State Electronics
Jilin University (2014–2017)
🧪 Work Experience
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🧑🏫 Associate Professor — Xidian University, China (2020–Present)
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🇩🇪 Visiting Scholar — Jülich Research Center, Germany (2020)
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👨🏫 Lecturer — Xidian University, China (2019–2020)
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🔬 Postdoctoral Researcher — Xidian University (2017–2019)
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🎓 Doctoral Researcher — Jilin University (2014–2017)
🏆 Achievements & Projects
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🔬 Multiple first/co-author papers in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Chemical Engineering Journal, ACS Applied Electronic Materials, and others.
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⚗️ Pioneered research in gas sensing, flexible electronics, and composite semiconductor materials.
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🧪 Skilled in materials synthesis, gas sensor fabrication, and advanced characterization (e.g., SEM, XRD, XPS).
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💻 Proficient in Origin, Photoshop, XPS analysis tools.
🥇 Awards & Honors
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🎓 National Scholarship for Doctoral Candidates (2016)
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🏅 Outstanding Graduate Award – Jilin University (2016, 2017)
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🧑🏫 Excellent Innovation & Entrepreneurship Mentor – Internet+ Competition (2023)
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💰 China Postdoctoral Science Foundation Grant (2017M623120)
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🌍 China Postdoctoral Exchange Programme (20190106)
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🧬 National Natural Science Foundation of China (61803289, 61573164)
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🛰️ JCJQ Military Science & Technology Project (2021-0699)
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🧭 Inner Mongolia Science & Tech Programme (2022YFHH0073)
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🧑💼 Shaanxi Province HR & Social Affairs Postdoc Programme (30102200017)
Publication Top Notes:
Etched Tungsten Oxide Modified with Au for Quick Xylene Detection
Efficient ppt-Level H2S Gas Sensor Based on YSZ and α-Fe2O3 Nanofoam Sensing Electrode
Editorial for the Applications and Challenges for Gas Sensors
Gas Sensor for Efficient Acetone Detection and Application Based on Au-Modified ZnO Porous Nanofoam
Yolk-shell microspheres perovskite Gd/Fe oxides with rich oxygen vacancies for ultra-sensitive properties in acetone detection
CO2-Philic Nanocomposite Polymer Matrix Incorporated with MXene Nanosheets for Ultraefficient CO2 Capture
Optimizing solvent dipole moment enables PVDF to improve piezoelectric performance
Mixed potential electrochemical NO2 sensor with YSZ ceramic electrolyte for monitoring in online vehicle diagnosis system