Research Interests
Direction 1: Stimuli-Responsive Polymer Self-Assembly and Smart Materials
Exploiting Novel Stimuli-Responsive Polymers and Their Self-Assembled Systems for Intelligent Applications and Functional Materials.
Direction 2: Dynamic Biomacromolecular (Protein) Self-Assembly
Allosteric Effect-Driven Protein Precise Self-Assembly for Multidimensional and Multiscale Biomaterials.
Direction 3: New Supramolecular/Macromolecular Self-Assembly Methodology
Exploring Unknown Self-Assembly Techniques and Strategies for Non-canonical Self-Assembled Systems and Materials.
Direction 4: External-Field-Controlled Living Polymerization
Utilizing External Triggers such as Light, Mechanical Force, Voltage and Magnetism to Regulate Controlled/Living Polymerization.
Posters for Lab Introduction
(from posters in our corridor, made in June 2020)
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