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Shuai Yuan Professor Coordination chemistry, Material, Catalysis, and Energy
Shuai Yuan received his B. S. in Chemistry from Shandong University in 2013. He joined Texas A&M University and received his Ph.D. in Chemistry in 2018 under the supervision of Prof. Hong-Cai Zhou. His thesis work focuses on the synthesis of multi-component metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) for cooperative catalysis. He then moved to MIT for postdoctoral research, where he explored the application of MOFs for electrocatalysis in the group of Prof. Yang Shao-Horn and Prof. Yuriy Román. In 2021, he joined Nanjing University as a professor of Chemistry. His research focused on the design of three-dimensional synergistic catalytic sites using multi-component MOFs.
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Our research aims to design three-dimensional synergistic catalytic sites using multi-component metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) in expecting to break the intrinsic limitation of traditional surface catalysts. 1. Developing synthetic strategies of multi-component MOFs 2. Design of 3D synergistic sites by creating cooperative MOF-composite interfaces 3. MOF-based functional materials for energy conversion and storage
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