The 12th International Conference on Applied Materials and Manufacturing Technology (ICAMMT 2026)
| Prof. Hitoshi SaitoAkita University, Japan Hitoshi Saito, Professor at the Science and Engineering Research Center, Akita University, Japan. He primarily engages in the theoretical research of magnetic recording materials, high-resolution magnetic force microscopy, and the development of high-resolution probes. He has received the Outstanding Research Award from the Japanese Magnetics Society and is one of the well-known scientists in this field. |
 | Prof. Tie LiuNortheastern University, China Professor is mainly engaged in the research of metal solidification behavior and its microstructure control under strong magnetic field, and the preparation of new energy materials. He presided over more than 20 national natural science foundation projects, 1 national key research and development plan project, major national science and technology sub-projects, and key projects of basic scientific research business expenses of the Ministry of Education. He has published more than 160 SCI retrieval papers, 1 monograph as chief editor, 2 monographs in Chinese, 1 monograph in foreign languages and 1 textbook, and applied for 21 invention patents (13 authorized). He has made more than 50 invitation reports at academic conferences at home and abroad. He is also the Secretary-General of Electromagnetic Metallurgy and Strong Magnetic Field Materials Science Branch of China Metal Society, Director of ficmes, and Director of Solidification Science and Technology Branch of China Materials Research Society. |
 | Prof. Song MaInstitute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Ma Song, researcher of Institute of Metals, Chinese Academy of Sciences, doctoral supervisor, vice chairman of National Technical Committee for Standardization of Electromagnetic Shielding Materials, director of Metamaterials Branch of China Materials Research Society, editorial board of Metal Functional Materials, young editorial board of Rare Metal, executive editor of Tungsten, engaged in research on magnetoelectric functional materials, presided over 6 national natural science foundations, 2 key R&D projects of Ministry of Science and Technology, 1 sub-project of 863 plan and more than 10 enterprise projects. He has published more than 100 academic papers in internationally renowned academic journals such as Nature Communications, Physical Review Letters, Nano Letters, J.AM.Chem.SOC., etc., and he has cited more than 3,200 articles, with an H factor of 31. Authorized 12 national patents and formulated 4 national standards. He has won the first prize of natural science in Liaoning Province and the second prize of scientific and technological progress in Guangxi Province. |
 | Prof. Da LiInstitute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Researcher and doctoral supervisor of Institute of Metals, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Editorial Board of Magnetism Journal. Committed to the research of magnetic materials and devices, he published more than 200 SCI papers in Advanced Materials and other journals, and the papers were cited more than 6,300 times. Authorized 10 patents. He presided over/undertook 7 national-level projects/sub-projects, including NSFC and Ministry of Science and Technology, and 1 international cooperation project. Participated in the project "Preparation of Magnetic Nanocapsules, Research on Magnetic and Electromagnetic Properties" won the first prize of Liaoning Natural Science Award in 2011. |
