Peng Geng is a highly motivated and innovative researcher in the field of materials science, currently serving as a Lecturer at the College of Material and Chemical Engineering at China Three Gorges University. With a strong academic and research background, Peng has made significant contributions in the development of multifunctional nanomaterials, particularly in tumor theranostics and anti-counterfeiting applications. His groundbreaking work on single-component nano-fiber organogels for multi-level anti-counterfeiting has attracted considerable attention in the academic and industrial spheres. With a Doctorate in Materials Science from Donghua University (2022), Peng Geng continues to explore novel materials and technologies that address real-world challenges, exemplifying a commitment to advancing scientific knowledge.

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Education:

Peng Geng obtained his Ph.D. in Materials Science from Donghua University in 2022, specializing in the development of multifunctional materials with applications in advanced technologies such as tumor theranostics and anti-counterfeiting. Prior to his doctoral studies, he completed his undergraduate and master’s degrees at prestigious institutions, further honing his skills in the areas of material science and chemical engineering. His educational journey has provided him with a solid foundation in the principles of materials science, equipping him with the expertise to conduct cutting-edge research in this field.

Professional Experience:

Peng Geng currently holds the position of Lecturer at the College of Material and Chemical Engineering at China Three Gorges University, where he contributes to both teaching and research. His professional journey has been marked by a continuous pursuit of innovative solutions in the realm of materials science. As a faculty member, Peng Geng is deeply involved in guiding students and conducting high-level research. His professional experience also includes involvement in various research projects, such as the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province and the Yichang Natural Science Research Program, positioning him as a key contributor to academic advancements in his field.

Research Interests:

Peng Geng’s primary research interests lie in the development of advanced nanomaterials with specific applications in tumor theranostics and anti-counterfeiting. His work focuses on the creation of multifunctional materials capable of addressing critical challenges in both medical and industrial sectors. One of his notable contributions is the development of single-component nano-fiber organogels, which have been engineered to offer color-tunable and “on-off” switchable afterglow, contributing significantly to multi-level anti-counterfeiting measures. Additionally, he is interested in exploring the potential of nanomaterials in other fields, including sensors and advanced drug delivery systems.

Research Skills:

Peng Geng possesses strong research skills in the development and synthesis of multifunctional materials, particularly nanomaterials, and the application of computational models for material prediction. His expertise includes advanced techniques in organic chemistry and materials engineering, particularly in the creation of organogels and phosphorescent materials. Peng is skilled in the use of AMDS (Advanced Molecular Design System) for predicting gelation tendencies of organic molecules, a tool that has proven invaluable in his research. His technical skills also extend to a deep understanding of nanomaterials’ properties, particularly their tunable optical characteristics, which are crucial for the applications in anti-counterfeiting and tumor theranostics.

Awards and Honors:

While Peng Geng’s career is still in its early stages, his innovative research has already gained recognition through various research grants and funded projects. He has secured support from prominent institutions, such as the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province and the Yichang Natural Science Research Program, reflecting the value and potential of his work. His contributions to the fields of nanomaterials and anti-counterfeiting have garnered attention in academic journals, such as Adv. Optical Mater., and his work is increasingly seen as having the potential for broad industrial and scientific applications.

Conclusion:

Peng Geng is an emerging researcher with significant promise in the field of materials science. His innovative work in multifunctional nanomaterials, particularly in tumor theranostics and anti-counterfeiting applications, is a testament to his creativity and scientific rigor. Although he is still building his academic career, his research has already made a strong impact, demonstrated by his published work and involvement in high-level projects. With continued focus on enhancing collaborations and increasing his industry engagement, Peng Geng’s future contributions to materials science are likely to be transformative. He is well-positioned for further academic success and is a strong candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award.

Publication Top Notes

1. Title: Non-conventional luminescent π-organogels with a rigid chemical structure
   • Authors: Chen, S., Luo, D., Geng, P., Lan, H., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 1
   • Year: 2024
2. Title: From elementary to advanced: rational design of single component phosphorescence organogels for anti-counterfeiting applications
   • Authors: Lin, H., Shi, Y., Li, Y., Yan, J., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 2
   • Year: 2024
3. Title: Amorphous MnO2 Lamellae Encapsulated Covalent Triazine Polymer-Derived Multi-Heteroatoms-Doped Carbon for ORR/OER Bifunctional Electrocatalysis
   • Authors: Huo, L., Lv, M., Li, M., Zheng, Y., Ye, L.
   • Citations: 43
   • Year: 2024
4. Title: Design and Synthesis of Nanoscale Zr-Porphyrin IX Framework for Synergistic Photodynamic and Sonodynamic Therapy of Tumors
   • Authors: Li, Y., Wang, W., Zhang, Y., Lan, H., Geng, P.
   • Citations: 2
   • Year: 2024
5. Title: One Stone, Three Birds: Design and Synthesis of “All-in-One” Nanoscale Mn-Porphyrin Coordination Polymers for Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Guided Synergistic Photodynamic-Sonodynamic Therapy
   • Authors: Geng, P., Li, Y., Macharia, D.K., Lan, H., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 9
   • Year: 2024
6. Title: From biomaterials to biotherapy: cuttlefish ink with protoporphyrin IX nanoconjugates for synergistic sonodynamic-photothermal therapy
   • Authors: Li, Y., Huang, L., Li, X., Lan, H., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 2
   • Year: 2024
7. Title: Rational Design of Low-Molecular-Weight Organogels with Ultralong Room-Temperature Phosphorescence for Security
   • Authors: Shi, Y., Lin, H., Geng, P., Luo, D., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 0
   • Year: 2024
8. Title: Hollow copper sulfide loaded protoporphyrin for photothermal⁃sonodynamic therapy of cancer cells
   • Authors: Geng, P., Xiang, G., Zhang, W., Lan, H., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 0
   • Year: 2024
9. Title: One-pot Synthesis of Room Temperature Phosphorescent Boron-difluoride Derivative for Printing
   • Authors: Zhang, X., Geng, P., Xiang, J., Mao, M., Xiao, S.
   • Citations: 1
   • Year: 2024
10. Title: Naphthalimide-based probe as an in situ indicator of photochemical reaction for self-reporting imidazole ring formation
    • Authors: Yang, B., Yan, X., Lan, H., Fang, Y., Xiao, S.
    • Citations: 1
    • Year: 2023