Carbon nanomaterials have many potential applications due to their extraordinary electronic, thermal, and mechanical properties. These properties rely on their unique nanoscale structures.
Advanced carbon research lab led by Prof. Yuan Chen at the University of Sydney focuses on developing scalable processes to synthesize carbon nanomaterials with well-defined atomic structures, assemble nanoscale carbon nanomaterials into functional macroscale structures, and use these novel materials for sustainable energy and environmental applications.
Latest news
2021-11-30 Yuan Chen gave a talk at “X-talk, line to material international symposium” organized by University of Electronic Science and Technology of China.
2021-11-29 Yuan Chen gave a talk at RMIT University Electrochemistry Network Symposium.
2021-11-12 Dr. Fei Liu and Dr. Chaojun Wang’s work “One-dimensional covalent organic framework–carbon nanotube heterostructures for efficient capacitive energy storage” has been accepted by Applied Physics Letters.
2021-11-07 Yuan Chen gave a talk on carbon composites for wearable energy storage devices at International Conference on Energy Materials organized by Xiamen University, Malaysia.
2021-10-12 Our perspective article “Degradation: A critical challenge for M–N–C electrocatalysts” has been accepted by Journal of Energy Chemistry.
In the media
- Flexible zinc-air battery can stand the cold, ChemistryViews
- Bifunctional oxygen catalysts for rechargeable Zn-air batteries, The University of Sydney, Australian Associated Pressand Xinhua (in Chinese)
- New hot paper in materials science looks at a new method for energy storage, Clarivate
- Graphene materials in antimicrobial nanomedicine, cailiaoniu.com
- Bandage coating kills bacteria using graphene and hydrogen Peroxide, C&EN
- Materials science: Purity rolled up in a tube, Nature
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