Andrew B. Wong

Assistant Professor Andrew B. Wong leads the A.B. Wong Group at the National University of Singapore, focusing on advanced materials and electrochemical systems for sustainable energy technologies. His research integrates rational material synthesis with electrochemical conversions, particularly in CO2 reduction and energy storage applications. Key projects include molten salt electrolyte systems for CO2 conversion, hybrid biotic-abiotic electrocatalytic systems, and development of perovskite-inspired materials.

Research interests span electrochemical CO2 reduction, microenvironment engineering for catalyst performance, and defect-tolerant semiconductor materials. Notable work includes studies on MXene-based catalysts, solid-state lithium batteries, and self-photosensitized microorganisms for bioenergy production. His group’s contributions bridge materials science, chemistry, and engineering to address global energy challenges.

Publications highlight advancements in CO transport management, MXene oxidation effects, and perovskite nanocrystal strain mechanisms. Over 15 recent articles span 2016–2025, emphasizing innovations in energy materials and electrochemical systems. Awards and recognitions are pending explicit mentions in source texts.

Grant activities likely support his cross-disciplinary projects, though specific funding details are not provided. Collaborations may exist with labs focused on sustainable chemistry and materials engineering. No lab team composition or future projects are detailed in the provided texts.