Peng Qi | Biochemistry | Editorial Board Member

Prof. Dr. Peng Qi | Biochemistry | Editorial Board Member

Professor | Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China

Dr. Peng Qi is a senior researcher at the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, whose scholarly work focuses on corrosion science and marine biofouling, with particular emphasis on material degradation and protection in complex ocean environments. His research integrates experimental investigations and applied materials science to advance the understanding of corrosion mechanisms, antifouling strategies, and durability of marine infrastructures. Prof. Qi has made sustained contributions to the development of innovative approaches for mitigating corrosion and biofouling, supporting both fundamental science and real-world marine engineering applications. His scientific output comprises 60 peer-reviewed documents, reflecting consistent productivity and influence in the field. These works have collectively received 1,969 citations, underscoring their impact and recognition within the global research community. With an h-index of 23, his publications demonstrate both depth and continuity of contribution, positioning him as an established authority in marine corrosion and biofouling research.

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Peter Delannoy | Biochemistry | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Peter Delannoy | Biochemistry | Research Excellence Award

Independent Scientist | Origins of Human Metabolic Disease | United States

Dr. Peter Delannoy is a research-focused scientist whose scholarly work is centered on biochemistry and chemistry education, with contributions that integrate molecular science, analytical reasoning, and applied scientific methodologies. His research output reflects a targeted and concise academic profile, comprising 1 peer-reviewed document, which has accumulated 3 citations, resulting in an h-index of 1. His scholarly activity emphasizes knowledge synthesis, experimental interpretation, and the translation of biochemical principles into structured scientific frameworks. Through his documented research contribution, he demonstrates engagement with foundational biochemical concepts and their relevance to broader scientific inquiry. His citation record indicates early but measurable academic impact, while his h-index reflects consistent alignment between publication output and scholarly recognition. Overall, his research profile represents a focused academic trajectory grounded in biochemistry and chemistry, contributing incrementally to the scientific literature through rigorously developed and cited work.

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Aldose reductase, fructose and fat production in the liver

Biochemical Journal, 2025
Delannoy P., Tolan D. R., Lanaspa M. A., San Millán I., Bae S. Y., Johnson R. J.