Prof. Dr. Xiaonan Wang is a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Metal Materials Engineering at Soochow University. He was selected for the National High-Level Talent Special Support Program and the Jiangsu Province “Blue and Green Project” talent development program. He is the director of the Institute of Advanced Materials Joining and Forming Technology (JFT), the director of the Metal Materials Engineering program, a first-class specialty in Jiangsu Province, and the lead implementer (ranked third) of the Ministry of Education’s first batch of “New Engineering” construction projects. He received his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Northeastern University and his doctorate in materials processing engineering from the State Key Laboratory of Rolling Technology and Automation (RAL) at Northeastern University. He conducted visiting research at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo, Canada. He has led four national-level projects and 13 provincial, ministerial, and municipal-level projects, and has participated in over 20 industry-university-research collaborations with large and medium-sized enterprises. He has published over 150 papers in domestic and international journals, including over 60 as first author (or corresponding author), including over 50 SCI-indexed papers. He has applied for 31 invention patents, 22 of which have been granted. He has edited one academic monograph and co-edited two.
Prof. Dr. Xiaonan Wang is a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Metal Materials Engineering at Soochow University. He was selected for the National High-Level Talent Special Support Program and the Jiangsu Province “Blue and Green Project” talent development program. He is the director of the Institute of Advanced Materials Joining and Forming Technology (JFT), the director of the Metal Materials Engineering program, a first-class specialty in Jiangsu Province, and the lead implementer (ranked third) of the Ministry of Education’s first batch of “New Engineering” construction projects. He received his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Northeastern University and his doctorate in materials processing engineering from the State Key Laboratory of Rolling Technology and Automation (RAL) at Northeastern University. He conducted visiting research at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo, Canada. He has led four national-level projects and 13 provincial, ministerial, and municipal-level projects, and has participated in over 20 industry-university-research collaborations with large and medium-sized enterprises. He has published over 150 papers in domestic and international journals, including over 60 as first author (or corresponding author), including over 50 SCI-indexed papers. He has applied for 31 invention patents, 22 of which have been granted. He has edited one academic monograph and co-edited two.