Institute of Inorganic Materials is a key discipline of Materials Physics and Chemistry in Zhejiang Province and a key discipline of Inorganic Chemistry in Ningbo City. There are 12 professors (researchers), 5 associate professors (associate researchers) and 5 lecturers (assistant researchers) in this institute, and all team members have doctoral degrees. There are more than 70 graduate students in the institute. In the past ten years, the Institute has undertaken many vertical projects such as National Support Program, National 973 Program, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Major Science and Technology Special Projects of Zhejiang Province, and more than 10 horizontal projects commissioned by domestic enterprises and institutions.
The institute has been awarded the second prize of Science and Technology Progress by the Ministry of Education, three second prizes of Provincial Science and Technology Progress, one second prize of Provincial Universities' Excellent Scientific Research Achievements, the Gold Prize of the Eighth “Internet Plus” National Competition, the Silver Prize of the Thirteenth “Challenge Cup” National Competition, and one second prize of Science and Technology Progress of Ningbo Municipal Government. The main research direction of the Institute of Inorganic Materials
The main research direction of the Institute of Inorganic Materials is located in inorganic non-metallic functional materials, involving optoelectronic functional crystal materials, rare-earth permanent magnet materials, nanoporous materials, non-ferrous metal materials and other disciplines, with solid structure-material properties-device application as the basic academic concept, not only deployed in the inorganic functional materials, the synthesis and structural characterization of the new substances and basic research, but also deployed in the inorganic functional materials. With the basic academic concept of solid structure-material performance-device application, we have deployed basic research on synthesis and structural characterization of inorganic functional materials, and also focused on major technological development of high-performance inorganic materials by means of industry-university-research, and so far, we have obtained a series of research results with significant academic innovation and technological application. In recent years, the Institute has focused on the following important topics: (1) the growth and device applications of nonlinear optical crystals, laser crystals, scintillation crystals, semiconductor crystals, piezoelectric crystals, relaxation ferroelectric crystals and other optoelectronic functional crystals; (2) the preparation, performance and application of scintillation ceramics, piezoelectric ceramics and piezoelectric thin films; (3) the structure, performance and preparation of rare-earth permanent magnets; (4) preparation, functionalization and use of carbon nanostructures in the production of high-performance inorganic materials. structure preparation, functionalization and its application in fuel cell catalysts; (5) construction of photocatalysts and their application in environmental purification; (6) preparation and application of inorganic-organic composite nanoporous materials; (7) preparation of luminescent materials and their application.
Name | Title | Research Direction |
Liu Jinjun | professor | New magnetic functional materials: specifically related to the structure and magnetic properties of rare earth-transition group compounds, magnetostriction, preparation, characterization and properties of low-dimensional nanomagnetic materials; multiferroic materials: specifically related to magnetoelectric functional materials, ferroelectric (piezoelectric)/ferromagnetic composites;Energy storage materials: specifically related to chalcogenide-type dielectric (capacitor) ceramics/films. |
Xia Haiping | professor | Preparation and optical properties of new laser crystals, high-efficiency up-conversion and down-conversion light-emitting crystals; development of rare-earth doped special optical glasses and ceramics; controlled preparation and properties of functional nanoluminescent materials. |
Zheng Yanqing | professor | Synthesis, growth, characterization and application of piezoelectric crystal materials for ultra-high-temperature (> 500°C) sensing; Synthesis, growth, characterization and application of nonlinear optical crystal materials for ultra-intense (109-1016 W) lasers; Design and screening of functional crystal materials based on computational prediction from first principles. |
Han Lei | professor | Design, synthesis and controllable preparation of porous metal-organic framework materials oriented to photoelectric sensitivity, precise synthesis and structural modulation of nano-MOFs and their derivatives, and exploration of the applications of the materials in energy storage and conversion, photoelectrocatalysis, water treatment, electromagnetic wave absorption, etc. |
Jiang Shujuan | professor | Preparation and functionalization of carbon-based nanostructures and their application in fuel cell catalysts; construction of photocatalysts and their application in environmental purification |
Pan Jianguo | professor | Research on the conformational relationship between functional motifs and scintillation properties of crystalline materials and their laws; exploratory research on the design, synthesis, preparation, characterization and application of scintillating crystal materials; research on the growth methods and processes of optoelectronic functional crystal materials |
Pan Shangke | professor | Research on the growth, properties, devices and industrialization of new types of scintillation crystals and semiconductor single crystals for nuclear radiation detection; research on the growth of new types of piezoelectric crystals and their industrialization and application. |
Pan Zhongbin | professor | Combining theoretical calculations and experimental methods, we are committed to the preparation and application of high-performance dielectric capacitor energy storage materials: polymer-based nanocomposites, polymers and ceramics (inorganic thin films, bulk ceramics, glass-ceramics), and energy harvesting and application research |
Tao Kai | professor | Energy Materials Chemistry, Membrane Separation, Porous Catalytic Materials |
Yi Feiyan | professor | Design synthesis and modification of porous functional nano- and thin-film materials; sensor preparation of MOF/PBA-based functional materials for clean energy applications; Research on MOF/PBA-based functional materials for photoelectrocatalytic applications. |