| Name: Liu Yi | Title: Professor |
Office: Room 313-1, Boxue Building | ||
Telephone: | ||
E-mail:yliu9@gzu.edu.cn | ||
Research field: Materials Physics and Chemistry | ||
Postgraduate enrollment : Condensed Matter Physics | ||
【Personal Profile】
Liu Yi, male, born in June 1973, PhD, professor, doctoral supervisor.
【Academic Background】
From September 1990 to July 1994, studied at the Department of Physics of Southwest Normal University and obtained a Bachelor's degree in Physics; From September 2000 to July 2003, studied at the Department of Chemical Engineering of Guizhou University of Technology and obtained a Master's degree in Materials Science; From September 2003 to July 2006, studied at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering of University of Science and Technology of China and obtained a PhD in Materials Physics and Chemistry.
【Academic Achievements】
Engaged in fundamental and applied research on the physical and chemical preparation, electrochemical energy storage, and conversion of functional materials.The main research direction is the controllable synthesis and energy conversion mechanism of key electrode materials such as air batteries and fuel cells, with a focus on the rational design and structure-activity relationship of energy catalytic materials such as transition metal strong correlation and organic-inorganic hybridization. Hosted multiple projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China and published over 30 research papers in international academic journals.
【Representative Publications】
1. Wenxin Zhou, Pingni He, Andong Wu, Yanyan Wang, Yu Shuai, Tao Zhang, Shucheng Liu and Yi Liu*, Preparation of Ir–Cu/C nanosheets for the oxygen evolution reaction by room temperature plasma carbonization,Chemical Communications, 2023, 59, 11260.
2. Han Li, Shucheng Liu, and Yi Liu*, Magnetic Enhancement of Oxygen Evolution in CoNi@C Nanosheets,ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 2021, 9, 12376.
3. Guangyao Wu, Shucheng Liu, Guojie Cheng, Han Li, Yi Liu*, Ni-Co@carbon nanosheet derived from nickelocene doped Co-BDC for efficient oxygen evolution reaction, Applied Surface Science, 2021, 545, 148975.
4. Zhongxiong Bai, Shucheng Liu, GuoJie Cheng, GuangYao Wu, Yi Liu*, High proton conductivity of MOFs-polymer composite membranes by phosphoric acid impregnation, Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, 2020, 292, 109763.
5. Shucheng Liu, Zifeng Yue, Yi Liu*, Incorporation of imidazole within the metal–organic framework UiO-67 for enhanced anhydrous proton conductivity, Dalton Transactions, 2015, 44, 12976.
Version date: September 2024