Huanrong Xie
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Publications &
Research Contributions

Selected publications in laser powder bed fusion, biomedical metallic materials, microstructure engineering, and mechanical performance.

Publications

5

Student First-author

1

Student Second-author

3

Research Period

2025 — 2026

AUG

2026

Efficient Solid-Solution Strengthening Enhanced the Wear Resistance of Ti–Ta Alloys Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion
Student First-authorLatest JCR Q3

Advanced Engineering Materials

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AUG 2026

Efficient Solid-Solution Strengthening Enhanced the Wear Resistance of Ti–Ta Alloys Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Mechanical Alloying · LPBF · Ti–Ta · Solid-Solution Strengthening · Wear Resistance

My Contribution

  • Participated in Ti–Ta powder preparation and LPBF sample fabrication.
  • Conducted XRD-related characterization and experimental data analysis.
  • Participated in tribological and mechanical testing.
  • Prepared scientific figures and contributed substantially to manuscript development.
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MAY

2026

Mechanical Alloying Integrated Laser Additive Manufacturing of Highly Corrosion-Resistant Ti-5Cu Alloy for Biomedical Applications
Student Second-authorLatest JCR Q2

Electrochimica Acta

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MAY 2026

Available online in March 2026

Mechanical Alloying Integrated Laser Additive Manufacturing of Highly Corrosion-Resistant Ti-5Cu Alloy for Biomedical Applications

Ti–5Cu · Mechanical Alloying · LPBF · Corrosion Resistance

My Contribution

  • Participated in powder preparation through mechanical alloying.
  • Supported LPBF manufacturing and specimen preparation.
  • Performed XRD characterization, WEDM, and sample polishing.
  • Conducted lattice-parameter calculations and XRD-related data visualization.
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MAR

2026

A Low Modulus and High Strength Dual-Phase Ti–Ta Alloy Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion
Student Third-authorLatest JCR Q3

Advanced Engineering Materials

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MAR 2026

A Low Modulus and High Strength Dual-Phase Ti–Ta Alloy Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Ti–Ta · Dual-Phase Structure · Low Modulus · High Strength · LPBF

My Contribution

  • Participated in powder preparation and LPBF sample fabrication.
  • Performed XRD characterization and powder flowability testing.
  • Participated in wear and tensile testing.
  • Conducted experimental data analysis, visualization, and manuscript drafting.
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SEP

2025

Harmonic Heterostructured Pure Ti Fabricated by Laser Powder Bed Fusion for Excellent Wear Resistance via Strength-Plasticity Synergy
Student Second-authorLatest JCR Q1

Opto-Electronic Advances

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SEP 2025

Harmonic Heterostructured Pure Ti Fabricated by Laser Powder Bed Fusion for Excellent Wear Resistance via Strength-Plasticity Synergy

Pure Ti · Harmonic Heterostructure · LPBF · Wear Resistance · Strength-Plasticity Synergy

My Contribution

  • Prepared mechanically milled titanium powders.
  • Participated in XRD characterization and powder flowability testing.
  • Participated in wear and tensile testing.
  • Processed experimental data and prepared scientific figures.
  • Contributed to sections of the original manuscript.
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AUG

2025

Programmable Lamellar Eutectic Zn-2Al-Mg Biodegradable Implants Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion for Synergistic Strength-Ductility and Osteogenesis
Student Second-authorLatest JCR Q1

Advanced Healthcare Materials

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AUG 2025

Programmable Lamellar Eutectic Zn-2Al-Mg Biodegradable Implants Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion for Synergistic Strength-Ductility and Osteogenesis

Zn–2Al–Mg · Biodegradable Implant · LPBF · Eutectic Structure · Osteogenesis

My Contribution

  • Participated in electrochemical testing and SEM characterization.
  • Conducted powder flowability and particle-size-related testing.
  • Participated in mechanical testing.
  • Prepared scientific figures and processed antibacterial staining images.
  • Contributed to sections of the manuscript.
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Research Development

My research experience has developed from experimental participation toward an integrated understanding of fabrication, microstructure, mechanical behavior, and scientific communication.

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Powder Processing

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LPBF Manufacturing

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Characterization

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Data & Manuscript