Assoc Prof Dr. Jun Huang : Media Studies and Education

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Assoc Prof Dr. Jun Huang : Media Studies and Education

Assoc Prof Dr. Jun Huang, Hefei University of Technology, China

Assoc Prof Dr. Jun Huang is a distinguished scholar in the field of Materials Science and Engineering, currently serving as an Associate Professor at Hefei University of Technology in China. He embarked on his academic journey at the same institution, earning his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degrees in Materials Science and Engineering. Dr. Huang further enriched his academic profile through joint training at the University of Toronto during his doctoral studies.

Throughout his career, Dr. Huang has demonstrated a keen interest in research, particularly focusing on projects that contribute to the advancement of materials science. His recent involvement in the National Key Research and Development Program underscores his commitment as a principal investigator, leading investigations into the occurrence state of cobalt in hydrothermal deposits.

Professional Profiles:

Education:

BS: Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, 2001~2005 ,ļ¬ MS: Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, 2005~2007,ļ¬ PhD: (Joint Training) Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Toronto, 2008~2011,Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Hefei University of Technology , 2008~2011

Ā Professional Journey:

Project on Cobalt Occurrence in Hydrothermal Deposits (2022.10-2026.09):,Funding Program: National Key Research and Development Program, Role: Host ,Topic: Investigating the occurrence state of cobalt in hydrothermal deposits. ,Project on Cyclic Deformation of W-2.0wt for Nuclear Fusion (2019.05-2020.12):,Funding Program: Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, Role: Host, Topic: Studying the cyclic deformation response and micro-mechanisms of W-2.0wt for nuclear fusion applications. ,Project on Cyclic Deformation of Metastable-Beta Ti-5Al-5V-5Mo-3Cr Alloy (2013.01-2015.12):,Funding Program: National Natural Science Foundation of China ,Role: Host, Topic: Investigating the cyclic deformation response and micro-mechanisms of the metastable-beta Ti-5Al-5V-5Mo-3Cr alloy. ,Project on Multi-Coupled Fatigue Properties of High-Performance Structural Aluminum Alloys (2013.01-2014.12):,Funding Program: Doctoral Program of Higher Education (Specialized Research Fund) of China ,Role: Host ,Topic: Researching the multi-coupled fatigue properties of high-performance structural aluminum alloys. ,Project on Fatigue Properties and Superimposed Loading Model of 7075 Aluminum Alloys (2013.05-2015.05):,Funding Program: China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, National Natural Science Foundation of China ,Role: Host, Topic: Investigating the fatigue properties and superimposed loading model of 7075 aluminum alloys.

Publication :

 

  1. Occurrence state and enrichment mechanism of rhenium in molybdenite from Merlin Deposit, Australia

     

  2. Effect of anisotropic mechanism of W-2%wt Y2O3Ā alloy on DBTT and fracture analysis under small punch testing

     

  3. Anti-corrosion performance of Si-surface-alloying NdFeB magnets obtained with magnetron sputtering and thermal diffusion

     

  4. Phosphate conversion of electroplated Ni coatings on NdFeB magnets improving the anticorrosion property

     

  5. Corrosion and microstructure evolution of He+Ā plasma irradiated tungsten PFMs

     

  6. Rare earth passivation and corrosion resistance of zinc coated NdFeB magnets

     

  7. Densification and anticorrosion performances of vacuum evaporated aluminium coatings on NdFeB magnets

     

  8. Phosphating passivation of vacuum evaporated Al/NdFeB magnets boosting high anti-corrosion performances

     

  9. Preparation and properties of FeAl/Al2O3Ā composite tritium permeation barrier coating on surface of 316L stainless steel

  10. Structures and photoelectrochemical performances of reduced TiO2Ā NTAs obtained by hydrogen thermal and electrochemical reduction methods