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SUSTech researchers make multiple advances in the research of 3D network acceptors in organic solar cells
2020-12-17
SUSTech Department of Chemistry Professor Feng He’s team made crucial breakthroughs in designing and synthesizing high-performance non-fullerene acceptors for the development of organic solar cells. Their findings were published in Angewandte Chemie, CCS Chemistry, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, and Advanced Energy Materials.
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Dapeng Yu’s group and collaborators uncover a class of quasiperiodic mosaic models with exact mobility edges
2020-12-09
Recently, Dapeng Yu’s group (Institute for Quantum Science and Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology) and Xiong-Jun Liu’s group (ICQM Peking University), together with Jiangong You’s group (Chern Institute of Mathematics, Nankai University) proposed a class of exactly solvable quasiperiodic mosaic models to realize mobility edges (MEs) which can be arbitrary even number in the energy spectra, depending on the parameter.
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SUSTech researchers achieve the first total synthesis of a rare and highly strained natural product
2020-12-07
The biological study of highly strained natural products with significant phytotoxic, antibiotic, and apoptotic activity and anticancer function has been a major challenge for decades due to its natural scarcity. Recently, SUSTech Prof. LI Chuang-Chuang’s group at Department of Chemistry achieved the first total synthesis of a rare and highly strained natural product
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SUSTech researchers make advance in the theory of the 3D quantum Hall effect
2020-12-02
As the study on the 3D quantum Hall effect marches forward, physicists feel puzzled by the new findings. Recently, SUSTech research team proposed a new theory to answer the questions.
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SUSTech research team makes progress in the study of intermediate -temperature eco-friendly thermoelectric materials
2020-11-24
Recently, a team led by Jiaqing He (Chair Professor of Physics, SUSTech) successfully introduced the 2D Van der waals defects into the eco-friendly SnTe-based thermoelectric (TE) materials for the first time to enhance the average ZT value, which shed light for future studies on SnTe and other intermediate-temperature bulk TE materials. The results, entitled as “Constructing van der Waals gaps in cubic-structured SnTe-based thermoelectric materials,” have been published in one of the most famous international journals Energy & Environmental Science.
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Kaijun Liu' s group made significant progress in excitation of oxygen ion cyclotron harmonic waves in inner magnetosphere
2020-11-23
Recently, a team led by Prof. Kaijun Liu (Earth and Space Sciences, SUSTech) made significant progress in the excitation of oxygen ion cyclotron harmonic waves in the inner magnetosphere. The results have been published in Geophysical Research Letters, one of the top journals in space physics.