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Faxin Li, Ph.D
 
Tenured Associate Professor
Department of Mechanics & Engineering Science
College of Engineering,
Peking University, Beijing, 100871, China
TEL: 86-10-62757454, 86-13366341755
FAX: 86-10-62751812
 

EDUCATION (in China)

Ph. D, Tsinghua University, Solid Mechanics, July 2004
Master, Dalian University of Technology, Port, Coastal and Offshore Engineering, July 2000
Bachelor, Harbin Engineering University, Shipbuilding Engineering, July 1997
 

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCES

2014.8- present, Tenured Associate Professor at Dept. Mechanics and Engineering Science, College of Engineering, Peking University

2007.10-2014.7, Associate Professor at Dept. Mechanics and Engineering Science, College of Engineering, Peking University

2005.3- 2007.7, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Dept Mechanical Engineering, The University of British Columbia, Canada, with Prof. Nimal Rajapakse

RESEARCH INTERESTS

1.       Piezoelectric materials and sensors, transducers.

2.       Structural health monitoring, nondestructive testing methods for fatigue of metals

3.       High-temperature measurement of moduli and internal frictions of metals and ceramics

4.       Thermal treatment of high-temperature alloys

 

AWARDS & HONORS

1.      Qiang Huan, Mingtong Chen, Faxin Li*, A sparse array structural health monitoring system based on SH wave. Meritorious Paper Award, 2nd International Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring for Railway Systems, Qingdao, China, Oct 16-19, 2018

2.      Hongchen Miao, Faxin Li*, Excitation and reception of shear horizontal waves by using face-shear mode piezoelectric ceramics. Meritorious Paper Award, 1st International Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring for Railway Systems, Qingdao, China, Oct 12-14, 2016

3.      Excellent PhD thesis supervisor of Peking University (2014, 2016, 2020)

4.      Youth Award of Science and Technology, Chinese Society of Mechanics, 2015

5.      Winner of the Excellent Youth Funding of NSFC, China. Aug. 2014

6.      Daining Fang, Jinxin Liu, Bin Liu, Faxin Li and K.C. Hwang. Second Prize of National Natural Science Award of China (2010), Project Title “Deformation and Fracture of Electromagnetic Solids”

7.      Young Scientist Funding, the 8th International Symposium on Ferroic Domains. Tsukuba, Japan, August, 2004

8.      Excellent PhD thesis, Tsinghua University, July 2004


PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
 

Associate Editor for Smart Materials & Structures, 2015.1-

 

RECENT REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS (25)

1.      M.Y. Xie, F.X. Li*. New method enables multifunctional measurement of elastic moduli and internal frictions. Journal of Applied Physics, 128, 230902, 2020 (Invited Perspective and Featured Article)

2.      M.Y. Xie, F.X. Li*. A modified piezoelectric ultrasonic composite oscillator technique for simultaneous measurement of elastic moduli and internal frictions at varied temperature. Review of Scientific Instruments, 91: 015110, 2020 (Selected as Editor’s Pick)

3.      Q. Huan, M.T. Chen, F.X. Li*. A high-sensitivity and long-distance structural health monitoring system based on bidirectional SH wave phased array. Ultrasonics, 1081061902020

4.      Q. Huan, M.T. Chen, F.X. Li*.  Long-distance structural health monitoring of buried pipes using pitch-catch T(0,1) wave piezoelectric ring array transducers. Ultrasonics, 1061061622020.

5.      M.T. Chen, Q. Huan, F.X. Li*. Excitation of moderate-frequency Love wave in a Plexiglas plate on aluminum semi-space. Journal of the Acoustic Society of America, 146(6), EL482, 2019

6.      H. Qiu, M.T. Chen, Q. Huan, F.X. Li*. Steering and focusing of fundamental shear horizontal guided wave in plates by using multiple-strip metasurfaces. EPL, 127: 46006 (2019)

7.      M.T. Chen, Q. Huan, Z.Q. Su, F.X. Li*. A tunable bidirectional SH wave transducer based on antiparallel thickness-shear (d15) piezoelectric strips. Ultrasonics 98: 35-50, 2019.

8.      Q. Huan, M.T. Chen, F.X. Li*. A practical omni-directional SH wave transducer for structural health monitoring based on two thickness-poled piezoelectric half-rings. Ultrasonics 94: 342-349, 2019.

9.      Q.Z. Wang, F.X. Li*. A low-working-field (2kV/mm), large-strain (>0.5%) piezoelectric multilayer actuator based on periodically orthogonal poled PZT ceramics. Sensors and Actuators A-Physical 2018, 272212-216

10.  G. Wang, C. Tan, F.X. Li*. A contact resonance viscometer based on the electromechanical impedance of a piezoelectric cantilever. Sensors and Actuators A-Physical, 2017, 267: 401–408

11.  F.X. Li*, Q. Z. Wang, H.C. Miao. Giant actuation strain nearly 0.6% in a periodically orthogonal poled lead titanate zirconate ceramic via reversible domain switching. J. Appl Phys 2017, 122: 074103 (Featured Article, and highlighted by AIP Scilight: http://aip.scitation.org/doi/full/10.1063/1.5000153)

12.  H.C. Miao, Q. Huan, Q. Z. Wang, F.X. Li*. Excitation and reception of single torsional wave T(0,1) mode in pipes using face-shear d24 piezoelectric ring array. Smart Mater Struct. 26: 025021, 2017

13.  H.C. Miao, Q. Huan, F.X. Li*. Excitation and reception of pure shear horizontal waves by using face-shear piezoelectric wafers. Smart Mater Struct. 25: 11LT01, 2016 (Selected as 2016 Highlight)

14.  H.C. Miao, F.X. Li*. Realization of face-shear piezoelectric coefficient d36 in PZT ceramics via ferroelastic domain engineering. Appl Phys Lett 107, 122902, 2015

15.  Ji Fu, Chi Tan, Faxin Li*. Quantitative electromechanical impedance method for nondestructive testing based on a piezoelectric bimorph cantilever. Smart Mater Struct. 065038, 2015

16.  J. Fu, F.X. Li*. A forefinger-like tactile sensor for elasticity sensing based on piezoelectric cantilevers. Sensors & Actuators A Physical 234: 351–358,2015

17.  J. Fu, X.L. Zhou, F.X. Li*. An adaptive nanoindentation system based on electric bending of a piezoelectric cantilever. Sensors & Actuators A 216: 249-256, 2014

18.  Hongchen Miao, Xilong Zhou, Shuxiang Dong, Haosu Luo, Faxin Li*. Magnetic-field-induced ferroelectric polarization reversal in magnetoelectric composites revealed by piezorespone force microscopy. Nanoscale 6, 8515, 2014.

19.  Ji Fu, Faxin Li*. An elastography method based on the scanning contact resonance of a piezoelectric cantilever. Med Phys, 40: 123502, 2013

20.  Yingwei Li, James Scott, Daining Fang, Faxin Li*. 90-degree polarization switching in BaTiO3 crystals without domain wall motion. Appl Phys Lett, 103, 232901, 2013 (Cover Featured Article)

21.  Y.W. Li, X.B. Ren, F.X. Li*, H.S. Luo, D.N. Fang*. Large and electric field tunable superelasticity in BaTiO3 crystals predicted by an incremental domain switching criterion. Appl Phys Lett, 102, 092905, 2013 (Cited by Science Perspective on 2013.9.27)

22.  X.L. Zhou, J. Fu, F.X. Li*. Contact resonance force microscopy for nanomechanical characterization: accuracy and sensitivity. J Appl Phys 114, 064301, 2013

23.  J. Fu, L.Z. Lin, X.L. Zhou, Y.W. Li, F.X. Li*. A macroscopic non-destructive testing system based on the cantilever-sample contact resonance. Review of Scientific Instruments. 83: 123707, 2012

24.  Y.W. Li, X.L. Zhou, F.X. Li*. Temperature dependent mechanical depolarization of ferroelectric ceramics. J Phys D-Appl Phys 43, 175501, 2010

25.  F.X. Li, R.K.N.D. Rajapakse, A constrained domain switching model for polycrystalline ferroelectric ceramics. Part I: model formulation and application to tetragonal materials. Acta Mater, 55: 6472-6480, 2007



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