Dr. Jue Tang | Metallurgical Engineering | Best Faculty Award

Associate professor at Northeastern University, China

Dr. Jue Tang, an Associate Professor at Northeastern University in the School of Metallurgy, exemplifies excellence in teaching, research, and innovation. With a Doctorate in Ferrous Metallurgy and over seven years of academic experience, Dr. Tang has contributed significantly to low-carbon ironmaking and metallurgical innovations. Her accomplishments include supervising research projects, publishing over 50 high-impact papers, authoring books, and obtaining 20 patents. Additionally, she has played a pivotal role in projects focusing on hydrogen-based metallurgy and digital twin systems for blast furnaces. Dr. Tang’s exceptional track record and leadership in academia make her a standout candidate for the Best Faculty Award.

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Education

Dr. Tang’s academic journey began at Northeastern University, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical Engineering in 2010. She continued her studies at the same institution, obtaining a Master’s degree in 2012. Pursuing her passion for ferrous metallurgy, she completed her Doctorate in 2017. Her education has been the cornerstone of her expertise, emphasizing advanced methodologies in low-carbon and intelligent ironmaking. This solid academic foundation has positioned her as a leading researcher in metallurgical innovations, blending theoretical knowledge with practical applications to redefine the field.

work Experience

Dr. Tang joined the School of Metallurgy at Northeastern University as a Lecturer in 2017, progressing to Associate Professor in 2022. She has been supervising Master’s students since 2021 and has played a key role in groundbreaking projects like the pilot production of low-carbon blast furnaces. As a reviewer for renowned journals such as MMTB and JCLP, she contributes to the global academic community. Her expertise extends to managing national and enterprise-funded projects, fostering innovation through collaborative research. Dr. Tang’s professional journey exemplifies dedication to advancing metallurgy through teaching, research, and industry partnerships.

Awards and Honors 🏆

Dr. Tang’s contributions have been widely recognized with multiple accolades, including the prestigious first prize for scientific and technological transformation in Liaoning Province and the Jianlong Group’s contribution prize for scientific cooperation. She has also received the Rongcheng Xiangqing Scientific Research Innovation Award and the Fushun New Iron and Steel Technological Innovation Pacesetter Award. These honors underscore her impact on both academic and industrial fronts, reflecting her commitment to sustainability and innovation in metallurgy.

Research Focus

Dr. Tang’s research emphasizes sustainable metallurgical processes, particularly low-carbon blast furnace development, hydrogen-based shaft furnaces, and intelligent ironmaking. Her projects aim to integrate digital twin systems into blast furnace operations, combining data analytics with advanced metallurgical techniques. Additionally, she explores the comprehensive utilization of vanadium-titanium magnetite, aligning her work with global efforts to enhance resource efficiency. Dr. Tang’s research embodies a vision for a greener, smarter metallurgical industry.

Skills

Dr. Tang’s skill set includes expertise in low-carbon metallurgy, project management, and advanced research methodologies. Her technical prowess spans hydrometallurgy, digital twin technology, and the utilization of vanadium-titanium resources. Proficient in academic publishing, she is a seasoned reviewer and collaborator in international research networks. Her leadership and problem-solving abilities have been instrumental in driving innovation in metallurgy, fostering sustainable practices, and mentoring the next generation of engineers.

Conclusion

Dr. Jue Tang’s remarkable contributions to research and innovation in ferrous metallurgy position her as an outstanding candidate for the Best Faculty Award. Her pioneering work in low-carbon and hydrogen-based processes, combined with her academic accomplishments and leadership roles, highlights her as a leader in sustainable metallurgy. While enhancing community engagement and teaching outreach could further strengthen her impact, Dr. Tang’s achievements already make her a beacon of academic excellence and innovation.

Publications to Noted

Reduction Behavior of Lump Ore and Its Applicability During Hydrogen-Based Shaft Furnace Process

Authors: Zhao, Z., Tang, J., Chu, M., Li, F., Yuan, L.

Year: 2024

Citations: 0

Density Functional Theory Study on the Interaction of H₂ and CO with Fe₂O₃ Based on Hydrogen-Based Shaft Furnace Process

Authors: Liu, X., Tang, J., Chu, M., Liu, J., Tang, Z.

Year: 2024

Citations: 2

Process Metallurgy and Data-Driven Prediction and Feedback of Blast Furnace Heat Indicators

Authors: Shi, Q., Tang, J., Chu, M.

Year: 2024

Citations: 1

Slag-Hanging Capacity of Numerical Simulation and Analysis of Blast Furnace Copper Cooling Plate Based on ANSYS ‘Birth–Death Element’

Authors: Zhang, Z., Tang, J., Chu, M., Shi, Q., Wang, C.

Year: 2024

Citations: 1

Smelting Characteristics of Nickel‑Chromium‑Manganese Bearing Prereduced Pellets for the Preparation of Nickel Saving Austenite Stainless Steel Master Alloys

Authors: Tian, H., Chu, M., Pan, J., Yang, C., Tang, J.

Year: 2024

Citations: 1

Effect of Manganese Ore and Basicity on the Enhanced Reduction and Consolidation Characteristics of Nickel–Chromium Bearing Reduced Pellets

Authors: Tian, H., Chu, M., Pan, J., Zhu, D., Tang, J.

Year: 2024

Citations: 0

Effect of V₂O₅ During Oxidation Roasting of Pellet: Non-Isothermal Kinetic Analysis and Microstructure Evolution

Authors: Feng, J., Tang, J., Wang, X., Zhao, Z., Chu, M.

Year: 2024

Citations: 0

Sticking Behavior of Burdens During Reduction Process in Gas-Based Shaft Furnaces

Authors: Zhao, Z., Tang, J., Wang, X., Liu, Z., Li, L.

Year: 2024

Citations: 3

Effect of TiO₂ During Oxidation Roasting Process of Pellet: Kinetic Mechanism and Microstructure

Authors: Feng, J., Tang, J., Wang, X., Liu, Z., Li, L.

Year: 2024

Citations: 1

Effect of Manganese Ore and Basicity on the Consolidation Characteristic of Nickel‑Chromium Iron Ore Pellets

Authors: Tian, H., Chu, M., Pan, J., Tang, J., Li, F.

Year: 2024

Citations: 3

Jue Tang | Metallurgical Engineering | Best Faculty Award

Dr. Jue Tang | Metallurgical Engineering | Best Faculty Award

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