The group is interested in the synthesis, understanding and application of nano-to-atomic functional materials

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2022 Highly Cited Researcher in the field of Cross-Field
2022 Highly Cited Researcher in the field of Cross-Field

Dr Yin has been awarded with Highly Cited Researchers every year since 2015.

The Materials Science and Applications group is interested in data-driven AI-assisted synthesis & understanding of nano-to-atomic materials & structures, applications development for sustainable functional devices, and rational advancement towards multi-functions integrated systems.

  1. Data-driven machine/deep-learning aided design and high throughput synthesis of customized nano-to-atomic materials with manipulating their components, morphologies, phases, facets, defects, plasmonics, ferroelectrics and strain, etc.
  2. Understanding of the correlation between above structures, behavior patterns (e.g. photon absorption, exciton generation, charge separation & transport, ion diffusion, gas/liquid/solid phase interface behaviors, photo/electro/photoelectro-activity, and plasmon/exciton/polariton interaction, etc.) and functional performance.
  3. Local surface activity identification by real-time visualisable high spatial/temporal resolution techniques (microscopies/spectroscopies).
  4. Rational development from low-dimensional structures to functional devices for energy conversion&storage, body-wearable health prediction&diagnosis and (opto)electronics, with further integration towards advanced multi-functional systems.

 

Publications

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Dr Yin has > 10 international patents with three of them converted to PCT in the areas of frontier nanomaterials, renewable energy, and upscalable fabrication of nanodevices/systems.

Projects

This project is ideal for Honours/Master students interested in the cutting-edge field of 3D printing and sustainable chemistry. You will gain valuable skills and experience in both areas, which will prepare you for a career in materials science, chemistry, or related fields.

Student intake

Open for Honours, Master, PhD, Summer scholar students

Theme

Energy, Environment and Green Chemistry

This project offers a unique opportunity to gain experience in materials synthesis, characterization, and catalysis, as well as contribute to cutting-edge research in the field of sustainable energy.

Student intake

Open for Honours, Master, PhD, Summer scholar students

Theme

Catalysis

This project will provide hands-on experience with some of the most exciting and rapidly evolving technologies in materials science today. Join our team and be at the forefront of the field, making new discoveries and pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

Student intake

Open for Honours, Master, PhD, Summer scholar students

Theme

Computational and Theoretical Chemistry

This project offers a unique opportunity to understand the world of 2D materials and how their properties can be tuned by their thickness and phase structure. It will enable you to gain valuable experience in materials synthesis and characterization, as well as cutting-edge research in the field of 2D materials.

Student intake

Open for Honours, Master, PhD, Summer scholar students

Theme

Functional Materials and Interfaces

Members

Leader

Zongyou Yin

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News

Dr Zongyou Yin is a rising star in the broad area of two-dimensional (2D) materials science at the ANU Research School of Chemistry (RSC).

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Scientists at ANU have invented tiny diamond electronic parts that could outperform and be more durable than today's devices in high-radiation environments such as rocket engines, helping to reach the next frontier in space.

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