[1]  Enge Wang’s research background is in surface physics; the approach is a combination of atomistic simulation of nonequilibrium growth and chemical vapor deposition of light-element nanomaterials. This study primarily involves formation and decay mechanisms of surface-based novel structures. In the past 20 years, he focuses on the full quantum effect on anomalous behaviors of water under confinement. In the above areas, he is the author of over 360 papers in peer-reviewed journals (50 in Science, Natures, and PRL) and 2 books, coeditor of 1 MRS proceeding, and coinventor on 20 patents. He delivered over 100 plenary/keynote/invited talks including APS, ACS, MRS, IUMRS and ψK, and gave over 100 seminars/colloquiums worldwide, including Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, Oxford, Cambridge, Tokyo, Kyoto, Peking and Tsinghua University. He is an ISI highly cited researcher in physics with over 20000 citations (with H-index of 66 including 38 of his papers cited over a hundred times...