Dr. Ming Chen | Naval Architecture | Research Excellence Award
Lecturer | Zhejiang Ocean University | China
Dr. Ming Chen is a researcher in ocean engineering whose work integrates composite structures with artificial intelligence–driven design methodologies. His research focuses on intelligent modeling, uncertainty quantification, and reliability optimization of underwater composite shells, addressing complex buckling and structural performance challenges. He has developed data-driven and Bayesian machine learning frameworks that enhance prediction accuracy while significantly reducing computational cost, validated through experimental testing. His scholarly contributions include multiple articles in internationally indexed journals, an active patent output, and leadership in several research projects. Professionally, he contributes through academic teaching, research supervision, and advancing intelligent design approaches for next-generation ocean engineering structures.
Featured Publications
Data-enabled Intelligent Design Framework for Underwater Composite Cylindrical Shells
– Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures
Data-driven Approach for Uncertainty Quantification and Risk Analysis of Composite Cylindrical Shells for Underwater Vehicles
– Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures
Sparse Polynomial Chaos Expansion for Uncertainty Quantification of Composite Cylindrical Shell with Geometrical and Material Uncertainty
– Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
Optimization of Composite Cylinder Shell via a Data-driven Intelligent Optimization Algorithm
– Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Uncertainty Quantification and Global Sensitivity Analysis for Composite Cylinder Shell via Data-driven Polynomial Chaos Expansion
– Journal of Physics: Conference Series