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Che n Group
@HKUST

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Research
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Nanoporous metal evolves from the selective dissolution of an alloy or a compound. The structure manifests physics of atomic-scale self-organization and promises new functionalities. (Check this perspective for what we know)
Batteries power electronics, cars, and even the electricity grid. We strive to understand how a battery fails so that we can better design it to last for thousands of cycles
A new material does not guarantee a useful property, but always leads to new, interesting structure-property relationships. We develop rigorous methods to characterize these relationships and to guide our use of the materials.

    In-situ characterization of high-capacity electrodes to tackle stability issues. 

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Members

Prof. Qing Chen holds a bachelor's degree in Polymer Science from Zhejiang University and a PhD in Materials Science from Arizona State University (Advisor: Karl Sieradzki). After being a postdoc at Harvard (Advisor: Mike Aziz), he joined the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Department of Chemistry at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). 

Group Alumni:

Zhien Wang - PhD student @ MIT

Wenqing Ruan - Faculty @ Shenzhen University

Guoyin Zhu - Faculty @ Nanjing University of Information Sci & Tech

Anson Tsang - PhD student @ Princeton​

Yuan Xu - Postdoc @ Shenzhen University

Jiatao Mao - Scientist @ BYD

Congcheng Wang - Postdoc @ Georgia Tech

Yiting Zheng - Consultant @ Exponent

Shida Yang - Scientist @ CATL

Jie Li - Postdoc @ University of Stuttgart 

Yunhe Zhao - Postdoc @ Miami University

Zhibin Yi - Scientist @ BYD

Kevin Chan - PhD student @ U Wisconsin Madison

Yang Li - Engineer @ GRST

Liangyu Li - Faculty @ Shanghai Jiaotong University

Publications
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Wang C. et al. Patterning the Pore Orientation of Nanoporous Metal via Self‐Organization in Flow Cells. Adv. Sci. (2024). >> view the article
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Wang C. et al. The microstructural dependence of ionic transport in bi-continuous nanoporous metal. Acta Mater. (2024). >> view the article
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