Nanchang Hangkong University, China.
Qingjun Chen, PhD, is a distinguished professor and a high-end talent in scientific and technological innovation under Jiangxi Province's "Thousand Talents Plan." Recognized as a leading academic and technological figure in major disciplines, he serves as an academic leader and a young and middle-aged backbone teacher in Jiangxi Province. He has held key positions in various professional committees and serves as an expert reviewer for multiple national and provincial scientific organizations.
Profile
Education
Qingjun Chen earned his PhD in Materials Science from Harbin Institute of Technology in 2006, solidifying his expertise in advanced materials research. In 2005, he broadened his academic exposure by conducting research at the University of Waikato, New Zealand, gaining international experience in material science innovations. Further enhancing his global academic collaborations, he served as a Visiting Scholar at North Carolina State University, USA, in 2010, where he deepened his research on material performance regulation and alloy applications.
Experience
Qingjun Chen has established himself as a leading expert in materials science, holding multiple prestigious roles in national and international scientific communities. He is a member of the Amorphous Alloys and Applications Committee under the Chinese Society of Metals and also contributes to the Railway Facilities Committee of the China Society for Corrosion and Protection. Additionally, he serves as a communication review expert for the National Natural Science Foundation of China and a letter review expert for the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, actively shaping the direction of scientific research in the country. His expertise is widely recognized, and he has been a science and technology consultant and reviewer for multiple provincial and municipal research projects, ensuring the successful implementation of key scientific initiatives.
Research Interests
Advanced Material Organization & Performance Regulation – Investigating material structures and optimizing their properties for industrial use.
Innovative Materials Development – Designing new materials with enhanced durability and functionality.
Corrosion Protection – Developing advanced coatings and alloys to prevent material degradation.
Alloy Design & Optimization – Creating high-performance alloys for specialized applications.
National Defense Applications – Contributing to the development of materials for military and defense technologies.
Aerospace Engineering – Enhancing materials used in aircraft and space exploration for improved performance and safety.
Railway Infrastructure – Advancing material solutions to increase efficiency and longevity in railway construction and maintenance.
Awards & Recognitions
Provincial and Ministerial Science and Technology Award (Second Prize) – Ranked First
Recognized as a Young and Middle-aged Backbone Teacher in Jiangxi Province
Key contributor to Jiangxi Province's "Thousand Talents Plan"
Selected Publications
Nb-induced lattice changes to enhance corrosion resistance of Al₀.₅Ti₃Zr₀.₅NbₓMo₀.₂ high-entropy alloys
Q. Chen, X. Cui – Nature Communications, 2025
Amorphous-nanocrystalline dual-phase structured Fe₇₈Si₁₃B₉ alloy ribbons and their efficiency for degradation of direct yellow dye
Y. Zhao, Q. Chen, L. Ji, K. Wang, G. Huang – Reaction Kinetics, Mechanisms and Catalysis, 2024
1 Citation (Open Access)
Strengthening mechanism of electrocatalytic properties of high activity Fe-based amorphous alloys by low escape work nanocrystals
Y. Zhao, Q. Chen, L. Ji, K. Wang, G. Huang – Journal of Materials Research and Technology, 2024
2 Citations
Microstructure and Internal Friction Behavior of Laser 3D Printed Fe-Based Amorphous Composites
S. Huang, Q. Chen, L. Ji, K. Wang, G. Huang – Acta Metallurgica Sinica (English Letters), 2024
3 Citations
BCC/B2 structure and dislocation strengthening behavior in high Ti content TiAlVCrNb high-entropy alloys
T. Xu, Q. Chen, L. Ji, K. Wang, H. Liu – Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2023
35 Citations