彭勇，男，兰州大学萃英特聘教授，博士生导师。兼任中国电子显微镜学会第十届常务理事，中国低温物理专业委员会委员，中国聚焦离子束电镜专业委员会副主任，西北四省（甘青宁新）电子显微镜学会理事长，兰州大学电镜中心主任，兰州大学磁学与磁性材料教育部重点实验室常务副主任，英国Salford大学客座教授，宁波材料技术与工程研究所兼职研究员。1998年、2001年分别于兰州大学物理学院获学士和硕士学位，2004年于英国Salford大学焦耳实验室获博士学位。2005年至2010年间，于英国Sheffield大学工程材料和电子与电器工程系做博士后。2010年5月被聘为兰州大学物理科学与技术学院萃英特聘教授。2019年入选甘肃省飞天特聘教授。主要从事电镜原位科研仪器的研发与应用、磁性纳米单体电镜原位物性表征等领域研究工作。目前已在Nano Lett.、ACS Nano、Adv. Funct. Mater.等学术刊物上发表包括会议文章在内学术论文超过200 篇，其中SCI论文100篇，IF>5的论文36篇，引用超过3800次（google, 截止到2019年2月28日）。获国际、国内授权专利22项。两次获教育部自然科学技术二等奖。多个研究工作被新闻报道，其中所发明的目前最小尺度纳米焊接工作被写入维基百科全书，被作为纳米科技领域重大突破广泛报道。主持或参与国家自然科学基金、国家重大研究计划等纵横向项目15项。

Biography of Yong Peng from Lanzhou University in China
    Dr. Yong Peng received his Ph.D degree in 2004 from the University of Salford, UK. He joined the school of Physical Science and Technology at Lanzhou University in 2010, moving from the University of Sheffield as a research associate. He created the Electron Microscopy Centre of Lanzhou University and the Electron Microscope Society of Northwestern China. He is a Cuiying distinguished Professor in Condensed Matter Physics, director of Electron Microscopy Center of Lanzhou University, Chairman of Electron Microscope Society of Northwestern China and an associate director of the Key Laboratory for Magnetism and Magnetic Materials of the Ministry of Education. He has published more than 200 research papers, including 100 SCI papers (36 papers IF>5). His h-index is 25 currently. A number of top academic websites, newspapers, media including PhysOrg.com, Wired.com, Chemical and Engineering News and NASA highlighted and re-reported Yong’s work of a new way to weld together individual nanowires and nano-objects using tiny blobs of metal solder less than 250 atoms across (Nano Letters 2009, 9, 91-96). He also has several other research work widely reported. He is interested in developing magneto-related research instruments in situ electron microscopes and characterizing microstructures & dynamical behaviors of low-dimensional magnetic materials and magnetic electronic devices.