LiangLihong

She is interested in mechanical and related physical properties of micro/nanomaterials, and studied systematically the melting thermodynamics of nanocrystals, the size-dependent lattice strain of nanocrystals, the elastic modulus of thin films, the size effect of interface energy, and the thermal conductivity of nanosolids.

She published more than 50 SCI papers in some international journals in material physics field, such as Physical Review B, Applied Physics Letter, Nanotechnology, etc., these papers were SCI cited about 800 times by other groups. She was invited to review some papers in Philosophical Magazine, Journal of Crystal Growth, Journal of Nanomaterials, etc.

Work Experience:

2019.07- , College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical Technology

2007.07-2019.07, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor(2007.12-)

2005.03-2007.07, Department of Physics, National University of Singapore, Research Fellow

2003.03-2005.03, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Postdoctor

She is interested in mechanical and related physical properties of micro/nanomaterials, and studied systematically the melting thermodynamics of nanocrystals, the size-dependent lattice strain of nanocrystals, the elastic modulus of thin films, the size effect of interface energy, and the thermal conductivity of nanosolids.

She published more than 50 SCI papers in some international journals in material physics field, such as Physical Review B, Applied Physics Letter, Nanotechnology, etc., these papers were SCI cited about 800 times by other groups. She was invited to review some papers in Philosophical Magazine, Journal of Crystal Growth, Journal of Nanomaterials, etc.

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