Low-dimensional solid nanomaterials refer to a new class of functional materials in which at least one dimension has been reduced to the nanoscale. They have garnered widespread attention in the scientific community due to their unique physical and chemical properties. Our research group focuses on these novel low-dimensional solid nanomaterials, primarily engaging in work related to structural design and growth control of materials, precise manipulation of electronic structures, advanced characterization techniques, and applications in energy and environment catalysis. We are actively developing new material preparation techniques and uncovering the structure-property relationships at both the microscopic and macroscopic levels.

Our research team is a dynamic and innovative group with a positive and forward-looking attitude. We warmly welcome young students who are ambitious and passionate to join our research group!