Dr. Lin Ge , Best Researcher Award , China.
Dr. Lin Ge is an Associate Professor and Subdean at the College of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, China. He earned his academic degrees from Nanjing Tech University and was a visiting scholar and postdoctoral researcher at Nanyang Technological University. Specializing in Solid Oxide Cells, Dr. Ge has authored over 70 publications in prestigious journals and holds multiple patents. He has led several national and provincial research projects and serves on editorial boards for Journal of Advanced Ceramics and Advanced Ceramics. Additionally, he is a council member of the Special Ceramics Branch of the Chinese Ceramic Society. 
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Publication Profile
Education & Experience 
Academic Degrees: Obtained from Nanjing Tech University 
Postdoctoral Researcher: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Visiting Scholar: Nanyang Technological University
Current Role: Associate Professor & Subdean at Nanjing Tech University 
Editorial Board Member: Journal of Advanced Ceramics & Advanced Ceramics
Council Member: Special Ceramics Branch, Chinese Ceramic Society
Suitability Summary
Dr. Lin Ge, Associate Professor and Subdean of the College of Materials Science and Engineering at Nanjing Tech University, China, is a distinguished researcher in the field of Solid Oxide Cells and advanced ceramics, making him an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With a prolific research career, he has made groundbreaking contributions to energy conversion and storage technologies, authoring over 70 high-impact scientific publications in renowned journals such as Advanced Functional Materials, Small, Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, Journal of Advanced Ceramics, and more. His research has significantly advanced the understanding and development of high-performance solid oxide fuel cells and electrolysis cells, pushing the boundaries of sustainable energy solutions.
Professional Development
Dr. Lin Ge has played a pivotal role in advancing Solid Oxide Cells research, contributing over 70 high-impact publications in journals such as Advanced Functional Materials, Small, and Applied Catalysis B-Environ. He holds multiple authorized invention patents and has led prestigious research grants, including China’s National Key Research & Development Program and the National Natural Science Foundation. In addition to his editorial responsibilities, Dr. Ge actively participates in scientific committees and international conferences, fostering collaborations in ceramic materials and energy research. His commitment to academia and technological innovation has positioned him as a leading expert in advanced ceramics and electrochemical energy systems. .
Research Focus
Dr. Lin Ge’s research primarily focuses on Solid Oxide Cells (SOCs), including Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs) and Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOECs), which are crucial for renewable energy conversion and storage. His work aims to enhance electrode materials, electrolyte performance, and energy efficiency to develop next-generation ceramic-based energy systems. He explores advanced ceramic materials, electrochemical reactions, and catalytic properties to improve fuel flexibility, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Through cutting-edge research in electrochemical energy storage and conversion, Dr. Ge contributes significantly to sustainable energy solutions, hydrogen production, and environmental protection technologies. .
Awards & Honors
Multiple authorized invention patents in Solid Oxide Cells & Ceramic Materials
Principal Investigator for National Key Research & Development Program of China 
National Natural Science Foundation of China Grant Recipient 
Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province Research Funding
China Postdoctoral Science Foundation Fellowship
Editorial Board Member – Journal of Advanced Ceramics & Advanced Ceramics
Council Member – Special Ceramics Branch, Chinese Ceramic Society .
Publication Top Notes
- “Tailoring the catalytic activity of PrBaFe₂O₅+δ cathode material with non-transition metal In-doping for solid oxide fuel cells” – J. Eur. Ceram. Soc., 2025, Cited by: 0
- “Superior Active and Durable Air Electrode for Protonic Ceramic Cells by Metal‐Oxide Bond Engineering” – Small, 2025, Cited by: 0
- “Anionic and cationic co-doping to enhance oxygen transport property of Bi₀.₅Sr₀.₅FeO₃-δ for reversible solid oxide cells” – Chem. Eng. J., 2024, Cited by: 2
- “Two birds with one stone: Benefits of sintering additives on protonic ceramic fuel cell electrolyte SrSn₀.₈Sc₀.₂O₃-δ” – Ceram. Int., 2024, Cited by: 1
- “Co-free and Sr-free double-perovskite oxide PrBaFe₁.₉Nb₀.₁O₅+δ as a potential electrode material for SOFCs” – Ionics, 2024, Cited by: 0
- “A novel protonic ceramic fuel cell with SrSn₀.₈Sc₀.₂O₃-δ electrolyte” – J. Eur. Ceram. Soc., 2024, Cited by: 2 .