Controlled synthesis of materials can help deepen our understanding towards their structures, properties, structure-activity relationship and their application in various fields. Unlike crystalline materials, which possess periodic atomic arrangement, amorphous materials have short-range ordered atomic arrangement and long-range disordered atomic arrangement, so the controlled synthesis and study in the growth mechanism of amorphous materials have long been internationally recognized challenges, restricting the development of amorphous micro- and nanomaterials. In light of this, our research group focuses on developing synthesis methods of amorphous micro-nanomaterials with different dimensions, aiming to reveal the formation mechanism of amorphous micro-nanomaterials, and explore their catalytic, optical, mechanical properties and potential applications.
424.Heterostructured metal oxides realized by quenching-induced str...
2023-12-22423.Parallel Nanosheet Arrays for Industrial Oxygen Production
2023-12-12422.How Amorphous Nanomaterials Enhanced Electrocatalytic, SERS, an...
2023-10-28421.Efficient C–N coupling in the direct synthesis of urea from CO...
2023-09-21420.Structure evolution of V2O5 as electrode materials for metal-io...
2023-08-18419.Ultralow-dielectric-constant atomic layers of amorphous carbon ...
2023-08-07418.Rechargeable potassium-ion full cells operating at −40 °C
2023-08-05417.In situ observation of the pseudoelasticity of twin boundary
2023-08-05Our work is published in Science Advances entitled “Amorphou...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Nature Synthesis entitled “Layered ...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Advanced Materials entitled “A grad...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Journal of the American Chemical Soc...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Angewandte Chemie International Edit...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Angewandte Chemie International Edit...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Angewandte Chemie International Edit...
2026-04-03Our work is published in Nature Communications entitled “Too...
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