Ahmed Nouainia | Electromagnetic et electronique | Best Scholar Award

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Mr. Ahmed Nouainia | Electromagnetic et electronique | Best Scholar Award

Mr at Université tunis manar, Tunisia

Nouainia Ahmed, born on August 20, 1985, is a Tunisian physicist specializing in electromagnetic shielding and radio frequency circuits. With a Ph.D. in Physics from the Faculty of Sciences of Tunisia (2019), his work has primarily focused on optimizing shielding efficiency in communication systems. He served as a Contractual Assistant Professor at various institutions including the Higher Institute of Human Sciences of Jendouba and the Higher Institute of Technology Studies of Jendouba. In addition, Nouainia has contributed significantly to postdoctoral research at the National Institute of Research and Physical and Chemical Analysis (INRAP). He is skilled in designing RF circuits, antennas, and digital signal processing, and has actively supervised master’s and doctoral students. Nouainia is fluent in Arabic and French and possesses a strong command of English.

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  • 🎓 Education 

    Nouainia Ahmed earned his Ph.D. in Physics in February 2019 from the Faculty of Sciences of Tunisia (FST) under the supervision of Professor Taoufik Aguili. His dissertation focused on modeling electromagnetic leakage in high-frequency systems and optimizing shielding efficiency. Earlier, in December 2012, he completed a specialized master’s degree at FST in Soft Matter Physics and Electromagnetic Modeling, where he experimentally determined the Landau coefficients of ferroelectric liquid crystals under the guidance of Professor Soltani Taoufik. In June 2010, Nouainia also received his master’s degree from FST. He has undergone various specialized formations and trainings in electromagnetic compatibility and cyber security. Nouainia’s academic background reflects his expertise in applied physics, particularly within the domain of communications and shielding technologies.

    🧑‍🏫 Experience 

    From 2019 to 2022, Nouainia Ahmed served as a Contractual Assistant Professor at the Higher Institute of Human Sciences of Jendouba, where he taught advanced physics courses such as Geometric Optics and Antenna Systems. In 2022-2023, he continued his role at the Higher Institute of Technology Studies of Jendouba (ISETJ), focusing on Electrical Safety, Signal Processing, and CAO labs. Simultaneously, from 2021 to 2023, Nouainia pursued postdoctoral research at the National Institute of Research and Physical and Chemical Analysis (INRAP). His areas of teaching expertise include satellite systems, antenna design, and data transmission. Additionally, Nouainia has supervised multiple students and engineers during his tenure, guiding them through master’s and doctoral programs as well as practical research projects.

    🏆 Awards and Honors 

    Nouainia Ahmed has achieved recognition for his contributions to the field of electromagnetic shielding and wave concept modeling. Throughout his academic and research career, he has been involved in international symposiums and conferences where his work was frequently highlighted and awarded. In particular, his participation at conferences such as the International Wireless Communications & Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC) in Morocco and the Mediterranean Microwave Symposium (MMS) in France, among others, received significant accolades. His participation in renowned international research schools and forums, such as the Spring School of Electromagnetic Compatibility and the Forum for Electromagnetic Research Methods and Application Technologies (FERMAT), further exemplify his academic and research commitment. Although specifics regarding his formal awards remain limited, his achievements across various prestigious platforms and collaborative international engagements reflect his standing in the academic and research communities.

    🔬 Research Focus

    Nouainia Ahmed’s research primarily revolves around electromagnetic compatibility, shielding optimization, and high-frequency circuit design. His Ph.D. work focused on reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI) through improved shielding techniques, using innovative approaches like the Method of Moments-Generalized Equivalent Circuit (MoM-GEC). He has extended this expertise to applications in waveguide shielding, antenna design for wireless communications, and digital signal processing. His contributions to understanding electromagnetic diffraction and interference control have practical implications in both academic and industrial settings. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with international teams, enhancing his work in reconfigurable antennas, microwave structure modeling, and wireless communications. His postdoctoral research at the National Institute of Research and Physical and Chemical Analysis (INRAP) explored new techniques in RF circuit optimization and shielding effectiveness, emphasizing the development of more efficient and sustainable communication systems.

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  • Wave concept in MoM-GEC formalism
    • Authors: Nouainia, A., Hajji, M., Aguili, T.
    • Conference: 2017 International Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society Symposium – Italy (ACES 2017), 7916331

 

Jinhong Wang | Computational Electromagnetics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jinhong Wang | Computational Electromagnetics | Best Researcher Award

deputy director at Northwestern Polytechnical University,  China

Jinhong Wang, born in 1984, is an Associate Professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University. He earned both his bachelor’s and Ph.D. degrees in Electromagnetic Field and Microwave Technology from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. Wang was a visiting scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign from 2011 to 2013. He joined Northwestern Polytechnical University in 2014 and has made significant contributions to research in underwater electromagnetic fields and detection technologies. He has published over 30 papers in top journals and has led and participated in numerous key national projects.

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🎓 Education

Bachelor’s Degree: University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Electromagnetic Field and Microwave Technology (2007) . Doctoral Degree: University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Electromagnetic Field and Microwave Technology (2014) . Visiting Scholar: University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA (2011-2013) . Throughout his academic career, Jinhong Wang has honed his expertise in computational electromagnetics and underwater detection, laying a strong foundation for his future research endeavors.

💼 Experience

Associate Professor: Northwestern Polytechnical University, Gained tenure in 2014 and continues to work there . Visiting Scholar: University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, Worked on cutting-edge projects in electromagnetics (2011-2013) . National Projects: Led one National Natural Science Foundation key project, one Youth Fund project, and participated in over 10 national key projects involving underwater electromagnetic fields. Jinhong Wang’s career has been distinguished by his leadership in both academic research and project management.

🏆 Awards and Honors

National Natural Science Foundation Key Project: Successfully hosted and completed this prestigious project . Youth Fund Project: Led a National Youth Fund project focusing on electromagnetics . More than 10 National Key Projects: Actively contributed to significant national-level research in underwater electromagnetic fields and detection  Jinhong Wang’s contributions have earned him recognition within the field, both as a project leader and a key participant in national research efforts.

🔍 Research Focus

Underwater Electromagnetic Field: Specializing in low-frequency electromagnetic field calculation and detection . Electromagnetic Detection: Focus on detection of underwater moving targets using innovative methods such as inductive sensors . Antenna Design: Worked extensively on the development of high-gain antennas, patch antennas, and quasi-Yagi antennas for advanced applications  Jinhong Wang’s research aims to advance technology in underwater detection, antenna propagation, and computational electromagnetics.

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  • Microstrip Valley Photonic Topological Waveguide
    • Authors: J. Wang, H. Ru, J. Zhang, K. Yang, K. Xu
    • Published in: IEEE Photonics Technology Letters (2024)

 

  • Fast Direct Solution of Composite Dielectric Objects by M-HODLR
    • Authors: Y. Ren, Y. Chen, Y. Liu, J. Wang
    • Published in: IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters (2024)

 

  • Low-Frequency Electromagnetic Scattering from Surface Ship Using Moment Method
    • Authors: H. Ru, J. Wang
    • Presented at: ACES-China 2023

 

  • A Simplified Model for Electromagnetic Scattering from Underwater Complex Targets
    • Authors: Y. Wang, J. Wang
    • Presented at: ACES-China 2023

 

  • Terahertz Wave Power Transmission in Plasma
    • Authors: K. Yang, D. Peng, J. Wang, P. Ma, B. Li
    • Published in: Electronics (Switzerland) (2022)

 

  • Field Distribution along Earth’s Surface of a Submerged Line Current Source at ELF Band
    • Authors: K. Yang, J. Wang, S. Liu, H. Li, B. Li
    • Published in: Electronics (Switzerland) (2022)

 

  • Quad-Band Circular Polarized Antenna for GNSS, 5G, and WIFI-6E
    • Authors: X. Liu, H. Wang, X. Yang, J. Wang
    • Published in: Electronics (Switzerland) (2022)

 

  • Undersea-to-Air Magnetic Induction Communication with Relay Transmission
    • Authors: X. Zhang, Y.-Z. Tong, Z.-Y. Tian, J.-H. Wang, Z. Yao
    • Published in: Wuli Xuebao/Acta Physica Sinica (2020)

 

  • High-Gain UWB Vivaldi Antenna with 3-D Phase Adjusting Unit Lens
    • Authors: L. Sang, S. Wu, G. Liu, J. Wang, W. Huang
    • Published in: IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters (2020)

 

  • Relay Transmission for Air-to-Undersea Magnetic Induction Communication
    • Authors: X. Zhang, J. Wang, X. Zhang
    • Published in: Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications (2019)

 

Conclusion:

Dr. Jinhong Wang is a highly qualified candidate for the “Best Researcher Award,” with strong academic output, extensive national-level research projects, and a focus on both theoretical and practical advancements in electromagnetic technologies. His work has a significant impact in the specialized field of underwater electromagnetics, and with further international engagement and focus on commercialization, he has the potential to be a leading global figure in his area of expertise.