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Li Ang

Associate professor

Research direction: Carbon materials

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  • Email: li_ang@buct.edu.cn
  • Office : Inorganic Building 408
  • Introduction
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  • Honor Reward
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Introduction

Dedicated to the characterization and modeling of the structure and composition of carbon-based materials, as well as the study of the energy storage mechanisms of carbon-based materials. Led four vertical fund projects, including the National Natural Science Foundation Youth Fund, a general postdoctoral project, and a special carbon fiber project, along with one horizontal project. Participated in three projects under the National Natural Science Foundation and two horizontal projects. Serves as an editorial board member of <Carbon Technology>, guest editor of <Nanomaterials> and <Frontiers of Chemistry>. Published over 50 SCI-indexed papers, cited more than 2,800 times. Applied for 16 national invention patents, with 6 already authorized.

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Social Activities

Research

1. Synthesis and characterization of carbon materials;

2. Carbon materials for energy storage and conversion, including secondary batteries and photothermal conversion;

3. The characterization of basic structure of carbon materials and the investigation of energy storage mechanism.

Teaching

Postgraduates

Funding

Vertical Project

Horizontal Project

Publications

[+][-]Selected Publications
[+][-] 2030
[+][-] 2029
[+][-] 2028
[+][-] 2027
[+][-] 2026
[+][-] 2025
[+][-] 2024
[+][-] 2023
[+][-]before 2023

1. Qiu C, Li A, Qiu D, et al. One-Step Construction of Closed Pores Enabling High Plateau Capacity Hard Carbon Anodes for Sodium-Ion Batteries: Closed-Pore Formation and Energy Storage Mechanisms[J]. ACS nano, 2024, 18(18): 11941-11954.

2. Jiang Z, Li A, Jiang Z, et al. Modulation of Si–O Structure in Uniformly Ultrasmall Silicon Oxycarbide for Superior Lifespan of Lithium Metal Anodes[J]. ACS nano, 2023, 17(23): 23965-23976.

3. Yuan M, Cao B, Liu H, et al. Sodium storage mechanism of nongraphitic carbons: A general model and the function of accessible closed pores[J]. Chemistry of Materials, 2022, 34(7): 3489-3500.

4. Chen G, Jiang Z, Li A, et al. Structural and compositional modulation of porous carbon for high-performance photothermal water evaporation[J]. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 2022, 10(12): 4013-4021.

5. Lin X, Chen X, Zhang F, et al. Constructing 3D interconnected Si/SiOx/C nanorings from polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane[J]. Small, 2021, 17(50): 2103926.

6. Chen G, Jiang Z, Li A, et al. Cu-based MOF-derived porous carbon with highly efficient photothermal conversion performance for solar steam evaporation[J]. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2021, 9(31): 16805-16813.

7. Zhou C, Li A, Wang D, et al. MOF-templated self-polymerization of p-phenylenediamine to a polymer with a hollow box-assembled spherical structure[J]. Chemical Communications, 2019, 55(28): 4071-4074.

8. Li A, Tong Y, Song H, et al. Compositional and structural evolutions of Zn-based metal–organic frameworks during pyrolysis[J]. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 2018, 122(30): 17278-17286.

9. Li A, Tong Y, Cao B, et al. MOF-derived multifractal porous carbon with ultrahigh lithium-ion storage performance[J]. Scientific Reports, 2017, 7(1): 40574.

10. Li A, Song H, Bian Z, et al. ZnO nanosheet/squeezebox-like porous carbon composites synthesized by in situ pyrolysis of a mixed-ligand metal–organic framework[J]. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2017, 5(12): 5934-5942.


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