Dingbin HUANG

E-mail: huangdingbin@sjtu.edu.cn

EDUCATION
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) Shanghai, China
Master of mechanical engineering Expected June 2018
Advisor: Prof. Ping Cheng
GPA: 3.04/3.3, Rank: 3/401

Xian Jiaotong University (XJTU) Xian, China

Bachelor of Energy and Power System and Automation June 2015
GPA: 91.05/100, Rank: 3/300
Awards: National Scholarship, Outstanding Graduates

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Molecular dynamics simulation of droplets condensation on nanostructure May 2017 - Present
Advisor: Prof. Ping Cheng Microscale Fluidics and Thermal Control Lab, SJTU
Investigating the effect of geometry parameters of nanostructures on condensation behaviors

An analysis on bubble nucleation around a nanoparticle based on density functional theory Sep. 2015 - Present
Advisor: Prof. Ping Cheng Microscale Fluidics and Thermal Control Lab, SJTU
Compared nucleation paths and energy barriers of two heterogeneous nucleation modes
Discussed the effects of supersaturation, wettability of nanoparticles on nucleation

A study On Adsorption, Desorption and Flow Characteristics of Methane in Slits Nov. 2014 - June 2015
Advisor: Dr. Lei Chen Department of Thermos-Fluid Science and Engineering, XJTU
Investigated the effects of temperature, pressure, slit width, slit material and the existence of water on methane
adsorption by molecular dynamics simulation
Studied the dynamic process of desorption of methane by molecular dynamics simulation and mathematical model
Investigated slip velocity of methane flow on different solid surfaces by molecular dynamics simulation

PUBLICATIONS
Dingbin Huang, Xiaojun Quan, Ping Cheng, An analysis on heterogeneous bubble nucleation around a nanoparticle
based on density functional approach (in preparation).

CHEN Lei, HUANG Ding-bin, LI Zhong-zhen, HE Ya-ling, TAO Wen-quan, Study on methane adsorption in graphite
slit-pores by molecular dynamics simulation[J]. Journal of Thermal Science and Technology, 2016, 02: 9296 (in
Chinese).

LEADERSHIP
Vice President, XJTU Association of Heritage Enthusiasts June 2013 - June 2014

SKILLS
Software: MATLAB, LAMMPS, FLUENT, AutoCAD
Computer languages: FORTRAN, C