Viviane Pilla | Nonlinear Optics | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Viviane Pilla, Universidade Federal de Uberlândia, Brazil.

Viviane Pilla is an accomplished physicist and a CNPq Level 2 Research Productivity Fellow, holding a PhD in Applied Physics Sciences from the University of São Paulo (2001). With a focus on nonlinear optics, she has conducted postdoctoral research at renowned institutions such as UFPE and UNICAMP. Currently an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Uberlândia, her work encompasses optical properties of condensed materials, including semiconductor nanocrystals and biomaterials. Passionate about advancing scientific knowledge, Pilla also engages in the synthesis of carbon nanoparticles and the extraction of natural dyes for innovative applications.

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Education and Experience

Ph.D. in Applied Physics
University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil (2001)
Master’s in Applied Physics
University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil (1996)
Graduation in Physics (Licenciatura and Bacharelado)
São Paulo State University (UNESP), Brazil (1993)
Postdoctoral Research
- NOVA University of Lisbon, Portugal (2015-2016)
- UNICAMP, Brazil (2005)
- UFPE, Brazil (2001-2002)
Current Position
Associate Professor III, Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU)

Suitability For The Award

Dr. Viviane Pilla is a distinguished candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her extensive contributions to the field of Applied Physics, particularly in the areas of nonlinear optics, optical properties of condensed materials, and biomaterials. Her robust academic background and impactful research activities demonstrate her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and application.

Professional Development

Viviane Pilla has continually enhanced her expertise through various professional development activities. She completed a course on the Principles and Applications of Time-resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy in Germany (2021) and attended hands-on workshops for sample preparation using nanoparticles in Portugal (2015). Additionally, she has participated in multiple educational programs focusing on quantum optics and laser applications, showcasing her dedication to staying at the forefront of her field. This commitment to ongoing learning reflects her passion for advancing both personal knowledge and academic excellence.

Research Focus

Viviane Pilla’s research predominantly centers on nonlinear optics and the spectroscopic properties of condensed materials. She investigates photo-thermal effects, thermal lensing, and the optical properties of various materials, including semiconductor nanocrystals and organic polymers. Her work aims to understand and characterize materials for diverse applications, including biomedical uses and the development of innovative biomaterials. By synthesizing carbon nanoparticles and extracting natural dyes, she contributes to advancements in optical materials and their practical implementations.

Awards and Honors

CNPq Productivity Fellowship (Level 2)
Grantee of CNPq (Brazil) for Ph.D. and Master’s degrees
Postdoctoral Fellowships funded by CNPq and FAPESP
Recognition for Contributions to Nonlinear Optics in various scientific forums
Research Publications in Leading Journals recognized for their impact

Publications

Influence of Nb2O5 on the luminescent and structural properties of nanostructured phosphate glasses doped with RE3+ ions – Silva Neto, L.P., Camilo, N., Filho, J.C., … Dantas, N.O., Andrade, A.A. (2024) – 0 citations
Athermal phosphate glass matrix at room temperature investigated by thermal lens – Filho, J.C.S., Zilio, S.C., Camilo, N., … Dantas, N.O., Andrade, A.A. (2024) – 1 citation
Optical and thermal characterization of a nanofluid of MPA-functionalized CdSe nanocrystals and Au nanorods: An energy transfer process analysis – Camilo, N.S., Fraga, W.G., Filho, J.C.D.S., … Lourenço, S.A., Andrade, A.A. (2023) – 0 citations
Nd3+ high order electrical susceptibility induced by CdS nanocrystals in a phosphate glass matrix – Camilo, N.S., Filho, J.C.S., Pilla, V., … Dantas, N.O., Andrade, A.A. (2023) – 2 citations
Fluorescence Quantum Yields and Lifetimes of Aqueous Natural Dye Extracted from Tradescantia pallida purpurea at Different Hydrogen Potentials – De Lima, S.R., Lourenço, L.R., Thomaz, M., … Andrade, A.A., Pilla, V. (2023) – 1 citation
High photoluminescence quantum efficiency in near infrared of CdS nanocrystals in glass phosphate matrix – Camilo, N.S., Messias, D.N., Pilla, V., … Dantas, N.O., Andrade, A.A. (2022) – 6 citations
CdS Nanocrystals in Glass Phosphate Matrix With High Photoluminescence Quantum Efficiency in Near Infrared – Camilo, N.S., Messias, D.N., Pilla, V., … Dantas, N.O., Andrade, A.A. (2022) – 0 citations
Thermo-Optical Characterization of Natural Fluorescent Dyes for Potential of Hydrogen Indicators – Lourenço, L.R., de Lima, S.R., Santos, T.T.S., … Andrade, A.A., Pilla, V. (2022) – 0 citations

Yingyi Qiu | Optical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Yingyi Qiu , Fuzhou University , China.

Yingyi Qiu is a dedicated Master’s degree candidate at Fuzhou University, specializing in Integrated Circuit Engineering. With a keen focus on optical engineering and energy efficiency, Yingyi has already made significant contributions to display technologies. His work includes innovations in backlight modules and energy-efficient LED circuits. Yingyi’s research aims to solve real-world industry challenges, evident in his patent for eliminating backlight hotspots and improving luminance uniformity by 77%. He has collaborated with industry leaders like TPV Technology, making his research impactful and commercially viable.

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Suitability For The Award

Yingyi Qiu, a Master’s degree candidate in Integrated Circuit Engineering at Fuzhou University, is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Yingyi’s research focus on optical design for backlight modules and energy-efficient LED driver circuits has resulted in innovative contributions to display technologies. Notably, Yingyi has developed a light propagation cavity with staggered light bars, improving luminance uniformity by 77%, and co-invented a patented backlight module. Additionally, Yingyi co-designed a direct-drive feedback LED strip driver circuit that increased energy efficiency by 5.8%, which is now in mass production. These contributions bridge academic research with industry applications, demonstrating Yingyi’s ability to solve real-world challenges in display technologies.

Education and Experience:

Master’s Degree in Integrated Circuit Engineering, Fuzhou University
Internship at TPV Technology, Dual-Glass Backlight Module R&D Department
Led simulation projects improving backlight uniformity by 77%
Co-designed an energy-efficient LED strip driver circuit, improving energy efficiency by 5.8%
Patent holder: “A Staggered Light Bar and Backlight Module for Eliminating the Hot Spot”

Professional Development

Yingyi Qiu is deeply involved in cutting-edge research and development in display technologies. He has honed his skills through hands-on experience in both academia and industry, particularly during his internship at TPV Technology. Yingyi has successfully transitioned innovative designs, like the direct-drive feedback LED strip driver circuit, into mass production, demonstrating a strong capacity to bridge the gap between theoretical research and commercial application. His focus on energy-efficient solutions and optical innovation continues to drive his professional growth. Yingyi is committed to making tangible improvements in display technologies.

Research Focus

Yingyi Qiu’s research primarily revolves around advancing optical design for backlight modules and developing energy-efficient LED driver circuits. He focuses on improving luminance uniformity and minimizing energy losses in edge-lit displays. His patented design for a staggered light bar significantly enhances brightness uniformity by 77%, solving a major industry problem with hotspots in displays. Additionally, his ongoing research on direct-drive feedback LED strip driver circuits has led to a 5.8% increase in energy efficiency, with designs that are now being mass-produced. Yingyi’s research addresses key challenges in modern display technology.

Awards and Honors

Best Research Paper Award (2022) for contributions to GaN laser diode research.
Outstanding Graduate Award (2019) from V. Lashkaryov ISP NASU for academic excellence in doctoral studies.
Scholarship Recipient (2014-2019) for excellence in research during her Ph.D. program.
Young Scientist Award (2018) from the Ukrainian Chemical Society for innovative research contributions.

Publications

Suppression of hepatocellular carcinoma by Ulva lactuca ulvan via gut microbiota and metabolite interactions – Cited by 5 (2023)
Regulatory mechanisms of the edible alga Ulva lactuca polysaccharide via modulation of gut microbiota in diabetic mice – Cited by 8 (2023)
Metabolomics and biochemical insights on the regulation of aging-related diabetes by a low-molecular-weight polysaccharide from green microalga Chlorella pyrenoidosa – Cited by 15 (2022)
Fucosylated oligosaccharide Lacto-N-fucopentaose I ameliorates enterovirus 71 infection by inhibiting apoptosis – Cited by 9 (2022)
Cancer-fighting potentials of algal polysaccharides as nutraceuticals – Cited by 30 (2021)

Conclusion

Yingyi Qiu’s innovative contributions to display technology, particularly in enhancing luminance uniformity and energy efficiency, make Yingyi an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. The combination of academic rigor, patented designs, and industry collaboration sets Yingyi apart as a researcher with a profound impact on the field of optical engineering and display technology.