Nanotechnology and Functional Materials
Principal Investigators
Paul Stavrinou
Associate Professor of Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Professors Stavrinou research soluble semiconductor materials, devices and applications (including flexible and printable electronics, optoelectronics and photonics).
Mark Moloney
Professor of Chemistry, University of Oxford
Professor Moloney's research interests are concerned with the application of organic chemistry for the synthesis of biologically relevant compounds and the functionalisation of the surfaces of materials
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Co PI
Dr. Huang Jingsong / Prof Paul Stavrinou’s group
Dr. Huang, Co-PI in Professor Paul Stavrunuo’s group, has a 20-year track record of research activities in leading universities and industries. His specialty is plastic semiconducting materials and devices, especially in the application research of photovoltaics and light emitting diodes (LEDs).
E-mail: jingsong.huang@oxford-oscar.cn
Dr. Lin Jie/Prof Donal Bradley
The research direction focuses on microcavity organic/nanodevices & physics, and is commited to constructing an optical resonant cavity suitable for high-efficiency electrical injection based on amorphous thin film devices. Dr. Lin received his PhD from CIOMP and worked in SKLA since July 2011 until Mar 2021. He has presided a number of NSFC projects.
Dr. Wang Dandan/Prof Mark G. Moloney
Dr. Wang focuses on the surface modification of materials using carbenes in OSCAR, in order to introduce a variety of properties onto a diversity of materials. In particular, her research aims at the development of polymerization of biscarbene systems, and the introduction of thermal responsive, wetting, adhesion or biocidal behaviors to polymer and protein surfaces.
Email: Dandan.Wang@oxford-oscar.cn
Research Scientist
Dr. Xiaosong Liu / Prof. Mark Moloney’s group
Dr. Xiaosong Liu joined OSCAR in December 2021 as a Research Scientist in Prof. Mark Moloney’s group. He achieved his two PhDs majoring in Textile Science and Engineering in 2015 at Donghua University (China) and in Mechanical Engineering in 2021 at Villanova University (USA) respectively. His PhD work in Textile Science and Engineering was focused on deep-colouring mechanism of non-cross-sectional fibre and its fabrics, exploring lipase enzyme surface modification and characterization on colour changes via polarization image processing techniques. Then, he switched to another area of PhD work, focusing mostly on the organic phase change materials nano-capsules for thermal energy storage applications. Xiaosong is familiar with polymer, graphene quantum dots and silver nanoparticle synthesis, purification, and functionalization.
During his work here, Xiaosong will mainly focus on the carbene surface chemistry applied on natural/bio-based polymer modification and its applications.
Email: Xiaosong.liu@oxford-oscar.cn
Dr. Yun Hu/Paul Stavrinou’s group
Yun Hu received his PhD in Soochow University in July 2020. His research focuses on organic semiconductor devices and their properties, including carrier injection, transportation, recombination, and energy levels. His research work now is about organic photodetectors and near-infrared organic light-emitting diodes.
Research Technician
Geng He/ Prof. Donal Bradley‘s group
Geng He’s research work at OSCAR is the design and fabrication of organic semiconductor material microcavity laser. He got the master’s degree from School of Optoelectronic Science and Engineering, Soochow University in 2020. During the study period, he participated the joint training project of Suzhou Institute of Nano-Tech and Nano-Bionics (SINANO), Chinese Academy of Sciences, and conducted research on third-generation semiconductor material microcavity laser, including device fabrication, characterization and related optical simulation.
Tao Wenwen/ Prof. Donal Bradley's group
Tao Wenwen’s research work at OSCAR is the development and application of fully-solution processed organic light-emitting diodes. She got her master’s degree from Soochow University as an Excellent Graduate in 2020. She was engaged in design and synthesis of thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters and their application on organic light-emitting diodes.
Dewan Wang / Prof. Paul Stavrinou’s group
Dewan Wang joined OSCAR on July 4th, 2022, as a Research Technician in OSCAR’s Optoelectronic Technology Laboratory. He has extensive industry experience in film coating technology, including defects identification, troubleshooting, material utilization, yield improvement and operation process standardization etc. He is familiar with the design, commissioning and upgrading of coating equipment for pilot and industrial production lines.
