Please check out our recent @J_A_C_S paper: when a macrocycle is too large for guest encapsulation, it can be suitable for creating discrete molecular interfaces with molecular-scale physical properties in single cocrystals. https://t.co/ieIybjd7ah
New paper out in Nature Communications (https://t.co/RBCHpyWYlp)! Using high-res STM, we uncover intrinsic polymerisation defects in aldol condensation-derived conjugated polymers. A fantastic collaboration with the groups of @_iainmcculloch and Jian Pei
It was a regular autumn afternoon in 2017 at #PKU—until a spark of inspiration struck during Prof. Pei Jian’s Organic Chemistry lecture.💡Eight years on, that classroom epiphany has evolved into an exciting breakthrough in scalable organic circuits. #PKUResearch@Nature@PKU_CCME
🚀 Breaking: Peking Univ team led by Prof. Jian Pei enables *μm-level resolution efficient n-doping* of organic semiconductors through light-triggered dopants! A major step toward scalable organic circuits. @Nature@PKU1898 https://t.co/vS44FBimsW
As a biomaterials engineer at @UCIrvine, @herdelineardona creates materials that might one day solve the organ donor shortage or help scientists grow tissues that could be used to screen drugs or study diseases. Read more: https://t.co/68Aqjd0gj6
#CENT12
Check out our article on Accounts of Chemical Research as a cover! Tuning side chains is a powerful approach to improve the chemical doping of conjugated polymers. https://t.co/gSUjSDe5bt, @PKU1898@ACSPublications#MyACSCover
My group and I have always wondered if it would be possible to arrest the lateral growth of one-dimensional crystals and grow longer nanowires. Here, we show that Pierls-like dimerization in NbS3 promotes the 1D growth of nanowires with lengths approaching the cm-scale! (1/3)
As solid state chemists, it is rare that we get to emulate structural motifs found in nature in our synthetic crystals. Appearing in @NatureMaterials, we report our discovery of a new all-inorganic helical material. @UCIChemistry@UCIPhysSci@UCIrvine (1/4)
Excited to share our work, now appearing in @J_A_C_S, on the synthesis of an all-inorganic 1D van der Waals helical crystal that is non-centrosymmetric and displays an unusual “squircular��� (it’s a real word!) tetrahelix cross-section @UCIChemistry (1/3)
https://t.co/u7mAKshayz
Very excited to (finally) share this highly collaborative work spearheaded by Dr. @ZeFanYao1 and co-led with Prof. @herdelineardona, now appearing in Science Advances! @UCIPhysSci@UCIEngineering (1/2)
https://t.co/UsH5HEfzGF
Congrats to @ZeFanYao1 on his most recent work published in @ScienceAdvances!
https://t.co/RVpkyVVuEc In collaboration with @MaxxSolidChem, we continue our quest for surface-guided approaches to direct the assembly of optoelectronic peptides. (1/2)
Very excited to share our recent work, now online in @ChemicalScience, on the encapsulation of well-defined and optoelectronically-active Sb2S3 chains within carbon and boron nanotubes! @UCIChemistry@UCIPhysSci (1/3)
https://t.co/Vx6ToXZ1fb
Check out our work on the highly sensitive thermochromic behavior of an exfoliable helical van der Waals crystal, InSeI, featured as the back cover of Advanced Materials Volume 36, Issue 21:
https://t.co/g0UZ2J9S2N
Photocatalysis has driven many advances in organic synthesis. In this recent @Nature paper, we demonstrate its application in catalyzing the oxidation and reduction (doping) of organic semiconductors. @KAWstiftelsen@LOE_at_LiU@AFM_LiU
https://t.co/ED6cFuismY
Buffer Chain Model for Understanding Crystallization Competition in Conjugated Polymers (Jian Pei and co-workers) @YangLPKU@ZeFanYao1 https://t.co/HNvtopZZPB