Xikui Wang | Nano Manufacturing | Best Researcher Award
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xikui Wang, Guizhou University, China.
Dr. Xikui Wang π¨βπ¬, born in October 1987, is an Associate Professor at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Guizhou University, China π¨π³. His expertise lies in Materials Science and Engineering, focusing on bionic super-wetting coatings and intelligent surface designs ππ§ͺ. A senior member of multiple prestigious societies including the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society and the International Society of Bionic Engineering π€, Dr. Wang is also an active reviewer for high-impact journals like ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces and Applied Surface Science π. He earned his Ph.D. in 2019 and continues to lead innovative research in materials and nanotechnology π¬.
Publication Profiles
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Β Education & ExperienceΒ
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π Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, Southeast University (2016.03β2019.09)
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π Masterβs in Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation, Guizhou University (2012.09β2015.07)
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π Bachelorβs in Material Forming and Control Engineering, Guizhou University (2008.09β2012.07)
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π¨βπ« Associate Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, Guizhou University
Summary Suitability For The Award
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xikui Wang, a distinguished scholar at Guizhou University, China, stands out as a top contender for the Best Researcher Award owing to his impactful and interdisciplinary contributions to Materials Science and Engineering. With a Ph.D. from Southeast University, Dr. Wang has pioneered innovative research in bionic super-wetting surfaces, micro/nano-manufacturing, and corrosion-resistant coatings. His work is inspired by biological phenomenaβlike desert beetles and pitcher plantsβand applies these insights to address real-world challenges such as water scarcity, climate resilience, and industrial corrosion.
Β Professional Development
Dr. Wang has actively expanded his academic and scientific influence through participation in interdisciplinary research and professional societies π§ π. He is a senior member of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society, a member of the International Society of Bionic Engineering, and the Chinese Composites Society ποΈ. His editorial and peer-review contributions to renowned journals like Journal of Materials Chemistry A, Energy, and ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces reflect his respected standing in the academic community ππ. Dr. Wang frequently collaborates across disciplines, pushing the frontiers of micro/nano manufacturing and bionic surface design for real-world applications ππ§.
Β Research FocusΒ
Dr. Wangβs research revolves around bionic intelligent structures, micro/nano manufacturing, and functional coatings π§¬π οΈ. He designs superhydrophobic and superdihydrophobic surfaces inspired by nature, applying them in water harvesting, anti-icing, self-cleaning, and anti-condensation technologies βοΈπ§. Utilizing ultrasound, laser, and additive manufacturing techniques, his work draws inspiration from organisms like desert beetles and spider silk π·οΈπ. Additionally, he focuses on corrosion-resistant coatings for extreme environments π‘οΈπ«οΈ. His research bridges nature and engineering, delivering eco-friendly and sustainable solutions for climate resilience, energy efficiency, and industrial performance π±βοΈ.
Β Awards & HonorsΒ
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π§βπ¬ Recognized Reviewer for top journals: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, Energy, Applied Surface Science
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π§βπΌ Senior Member, Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
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π Member, International Society of Bionic Engineering
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π§΅ Member, Chinese Composites Society
Publication Top Noted
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Efficient fog harvesting system inspired by cactus spine and spider silk with vertical crisscross spindle structureΒ (2025)Β
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Bioinspired 1D structures for water harvesting: Theory, design and applicationΒ (2025)Β
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Smart Materials and Micro/Nanoarchitectonics for Water Harvesting: From Fundamental Mechanism to Advanced ApplicationΒ (2024)Β
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Superamphiphobic coatings with polymer-wrapped particles: enhancing water harvestingΒ (2019) βΒ Cited by: 154Β Β
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Water harvesting method via a hybrid superwettable coating with superhydrophobic and superhydrophilic nanoparticlesΒ (2019) βΒ Cited by: 198Β Β
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Enhancing Nucleation and Detachment of Condensed Drops by Hybrid Wetting SurfacesΒ (2018) βΒ Cited by: 74Β Β