Prof. Dong-Won Jung, Jeju National University, South Korea

Professor Dong-Won Jung works in the School of Mechanical Engineering, at Jeju National University, South Korea. Professor Jung's research efforts have been in the areas of constitutive modeling at hot working conditions; cold- and hot-roll forming; incremental sheet forming; cold and hot stamping; computational modeling for metal forming applications; formability in sheet metal forming; friction stir welding.
He serves as a reviewer of plenty of Journals, such as KSME (Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers), KSPE (Korean Society for Precision Engineering), KSTP(Korean Society for Technology of Plasticity), KSAE(Korean Society for Automobile Engineers), Journal of Ocean Engineering and Technology, Journal of Korea Society for Power System Engineering, the Korean Journal of CAE, etc. He also has a lot of publications and academic conference experiences.

Assoc. Prof. Lunyong Zhang, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

Professor Lunyong Zhang is an associate professor who works at the Harbin Institute of Technology, China. His research is focused on the preparation craft of quantum materials including the single crystals and films to design and modulate their structures of crystallographic and interface on the advantages of single crystal growth methods like CVT, Floating zone, Flux and structure analysis techniques for example XRD, TEM and neutron scattering, and then further investigating their quantum level physical properties in particular on the electronic/magnetic behaviors by experimental techniques such as transport measurements, magnetism measurements, synchrotron XAS and XMCD.

He has won the Postdoctoral Scholar Award of Jiangsu Province, the Outstanding Postdoctoral Award of Nanjing University, the Outstanding Reviewer Award of the journal of Materials Science&Engineering A, and the Outstanding Reviewer Award of the journal of Ceramics International; At present, he serves as invited reviewer in many famous institutes.

Prof. Laichang Zhang, Edith Cowan University, Australia

Prof Laichang Zhang was awarded his PhD of Materials Engineering at the Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Laichang is currently a Professor of Materials Engineering and Program Leader Mechanical Engineering in the School of Engineering.
Prof Laichang Zhang has considerable expertise and extensive cross-disciplinary research activities in advanced manufacturing of different types of materials (including nanocrystalline / ultrafine-grained materials, bulk metallic glasses, biomaterials, and high-strength steels) and the understanding of their processing, microstructure and properties (e.g. mechanical properties, fatigue properties, corrosion behavior and catalytic performance). Laichang has extensively contributed to a number of research grants supported by Australian Research Council, European Union, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Ministry of Science and Technology of China. Laichang has been serving as Editorial Board Members for many prestigious academic journals such as Advanced Engineering Materials, Materials Science and Technology, Metals, Heliyon and so on.

Asst. Prof. Abdollah Bahador, Osaka University, Japan

Asst. Prof. Abdollah Bahador is a research assistant professor at Osaka University with a demonstrated history of working in academia and industry. His research interests and expertise include welding metallurgy, shape memory alloys, composite materials processing, and powder metallurgy. He enjoys working on strengthening mechanisms of alloys and metal matrix composites based on experimental research using in situ evaluation of microstructure and mechanical properties, tensile test and advanced characterization techniques: SEM, XRD, EBSD and TEM.