Wen Li, Ph.D., graduated from South China University of Technology with a major in Solid Mechanics. His research focuses on characterization methods for failure behaviors of materials, including FRP/rebar-concrete interfaces, fiber-matrix interfaces, and solid-state electrolytes, among others. His research interests include: J-integral measurement of interfacial cracks, crack morphology/tip identification, fatigue crack propagation laws, and interface strength models. He has authored over 20 SCI/EI-indexed papers and holds more than 10 authorized patents. Among these, he has published over 10 SCI papers as the first or corresponding author in top international journals in mechanics and engineering, such as 'International Journal of Solids and Structures', 'Engineering Fracture Mechanics', 'Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics', 'International Journal of Fatigue', and 'Composites Part A'. He has led several research projects, including the National Natural Science Foundation for Young Scientists, the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province/Guangzhou City, the Guangdong Outstanding Young Talents International Training Program (with Prof. T.J. Marrow from the University of Oxford as the Supervisior), and the Open Fund of the State Key Laboratory, among others.