Junxing Cui

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Junxing Cui is a researcher advancing the field of additive manufacturing, with a focus on metal droplet deposition manufacturing and lattice structure fabrication. His work addresses critical challenges in producing high-quality, defect-free metallic lattice structures—a key area for lightweight, high-strength applications in aerospace and biomedical engineering. Cui’s most-cited paper, "Formation mechanism and elimination method of joint defects in lattice structures printed by metal droplet deposition manufacturing" (2024, 6 citations), provides a systematic analysis of how joint defects arise during the printing process and proposes effective elimination strategies. This contribution is significant for improving the reliability and mechanical performance of additively manufactured components. By elucidating defect formation mechanisms and offering practical solutions, Cui’s research helps bridge the gap between laboratory-scale printing and industrial-scale production. His work is particularly valuable for researchers and engineers seeking to optimize process parameters and enhance the structural integrity of printed lattices. Though early in his career, Cui’s targeted investigation into defect mitigation demonstrates a clear impact on advancing metal additive manufacturing toward more robust and reproducible outcomes.