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Researchers identify new dynamic mechanism of oxygen reduction reaction on single atom catalyst
2022-04-12
Associate Professor Yang-Gang Wang’s team from the Department of Chemistry at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) recently published their findings on understanding the dynamic mechanism of oxygen reaction catalyzed by single atom catalyst dispersed on nitrogen-doped graphene.
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Progress in exploration of medium temperature thermoelectric materials and devices
2022-04-10
Chair Professor Jiaqing He’s team from the Department of Physics at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) recently made substantial progress in the research on energy conversion of thermoelectric materials.
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New lecture series on sharing academic life and research experience launched
2022-04-07
Xueming YANG, Acting Vice President of SUSTech and Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), and Jiping ZHANG, Director of the SUSTech International Center for Mathematics and Academician of the CAS, spoke about their respective academic journeys with the theme of the event entitled “In Search of Excellence”.
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Researchers synthesized single-element amorphous palladium nanoparticles for the first time
2022-03-30
Chair Professor Jiaqing He’s research team from the Department of Physics at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) and his colleagues recently made important progress in the first synthesis of single-element amorphous palladium nanoparticles and its application in hydrogen storage. Single-element amorphous palladium nanoparticles were discovered in the experiment course of Advanced Electron Microscopy, conducted by Prof. He in early 2016.
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Breakthrough in detecting intraslab hydrated faults beneath the forearc
2022-03-21
Professor Xiaofei Chen’s team from the Department of Earth and Space Sciences at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) has recently published their findings on an anisotropic tomographic model showing that anisotropy in the forearc segment of the slab is well consistent with the feature caused by the subducted hydrated faults.
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New progress on seismic leaky mode observation
2022-03-15
Dispersion means that waves have different propagation velocities at different frequencies. Dispersion curve inversion is an important technique in seismology to detect the inner structure of the earth. The traditional dispersion curve usually refers to the normal mode dispersion curve extracted from Rayleigh or Love surface waves. In addition to the normal modes occupying the main energy in the seismic wave, the leaky (leaking) mode of weak energy also exhibits dispersion.