Jinxing Qiu
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Dr. Jinxing Qiu is a leading researcher in nondestructive testing (NDT) for fusion energy systems, with a primary focus on the integrity of tokamak plasma-facing components (PFCs). His work addresses a critical challenge in nuclear fusion: ensuring the safety and reliability of components exposed to extreme heat and particle fluxes. Qiu’s major contribution lies in advancing ultrasonic testing and laser thermography techniques to detect manufacturing and operational defects—such as delamination and surface cracks—that can compromise PFC performance. His highly cited 2019 paper, "Progress on the ultrasonic testing and laser thermography techniques for NDT of tokamak plasma-facing components," has garnered 10 citations, serving as a key reference for researchers developing robust inspection methods. By integrating these complementary NDT modalities, Qiu has helped establish a multi-framework for defect characterization, directly supporting the operational safety of next-generation fusion devices. His work is particularly notable for bridging materials science and diagnostic engineering, offering practical solutions for real-world tokamak maintenance. For students and researchers in fusion technology and NDT, Qiu’s research provides essential insights into the non-destructive evaluation of critical reactor components.
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