Jiaojiao Li | Advanced Materials | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Jiaojiao Li , North University of China, China.

Dr. Jiaojiao Li is a lecturer at the North University of China, specializing in slip avalanches in advanced materials and complex systems. Her research encompasses a variety of materials, including bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), high-entropy alloys (HEAs), Al-Mg alloys, special vehicles, and even seismic activity related to earthquakes. Dr. Li’s work focuses on the universal scaling behavior of slip avalanches and their correlation with material structure and mechanical properties. She provides valuable insights into the deformation mechanisms of materials, aiding in the development of advanced, high-performance materials for industrial applications.

Publivation Profiles

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Education and Experience

Ph.D. in Materials Science – North University of China
Lecturer – North University of China
Research Interests: Slip avalanches, bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), high-entropy alloys (HEAs), Al-Mg alloys, mechanical properties, advanced materials
Research Projects: Funded by Shanxi Province and national key labs

Suitability summary for best researcher Award

Dr. Jiaojiao Li, a Lecturer at North University of China, is a leading researcher in the field of advanced materials, specializing in the study of slip avalanches in complex systems. Her significant contributions to understanding the mechanical properties and deformation mechanisms of materials like bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), high-entropy alloys (HEAs), and Al-Mg alloys make her an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Through her innovative work, Dr. Li has elucidated universal scaling laws of slip avalanches, providing crucial insights into the mechanical behavior of advanced materials under stress.

Professional Development

Dr. Li has been actively involved in multiple national and international research projects, focusing on advanced materials and their mechanical behaviors. Her contributions to the understanding of slip avalanches in materials like BMGs and HEAs have garnered recognition in both academic and industrial circles. She has also been part of collaborative efforts with prestigious research institutions and industry leaders, continuously advancing her expertise in the fields of materials science and mechanical engineering. Dr. Li’s development in both research and teaching ensures the continued progress of innovative materials for future technologies.

Research Focus

Dr. Jiaojiao Li’s research focuses on the mechanical properties of advanced materials, particularly in understanding the behavior of slip avalanches in bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), high-entropy alloys (HEAs), and Al-Mg alloys. She explores the scaling behavior of slip avalanches and how they relate to material structure and mechanical performance. This research offers insights into deformation mechanisms, aiding the design of new materials with optimized properties for applications in various industries, including automotive and seismic engineering. Dr. Li’s work is essential for the future development of stronger, more reliable materials in complex systems.

Awards And Honours

Fundamental Research Program of Shanxi Province – Research Grant
Opening Projects of 24 National Key Laboratory of Special Vehicle Design – Research Grant
Shanxi Provincial Key Laboratory for Advanced Manufacturing Technology – Research Grant
Best Paper Award – Materials & Design Journal

Publication Top Noted

Power-law scaling between mean stress drops and strain rates in bulk metallic glasses (2016) (Cited by: 48)
University of slip avalanches in a ductile Fe-based bulk metallic glasses (2017) (Cited by: 10)
Temperature rises during strain-rate dependent avalanches in bulk metallic glasses (2020) (Cited by: 12)
Seismic-like size dynamics of slip avalanches in bulk metallic glasses (2020) (Cited by: 10)
Slip Statistics for a Bulk Metallic Glass Treated by Cryogenic Thermal Cycling Reflect Its Optimized Plasticity (2024) (Cited by: 0)
Ordered sulfonated polystyrene particle chains organized through AC electroosmosis as reinforcing phases in Polyacrylamide hydrogels (2024) (Cited by: 2)
A Brief Overview of Temperature Rises During Shear Banding in Bulk Metallic Glasses (2024) (Cited by: 0)
Review on Abrasive Machining Technology of SiC Ceramic Composites (2024) (Cited by: 4)
Strain rate-dependent avalanches in bulk metallic glasses (2021) (Cited by: 4)