Hongxia Wang

Professor Hongxia Wang is a leading researcher in energy conversion and storage technologies, focusing on advanced solar cells and supercapacitors. As an ARC Laureate Fellow and Professor at QUT's School of Chemistry & Physics, she leads projects on perovskite solar cells, CZTS thin films, and integrated energy systems. Her work spans nanomaterials, device architecture, and environmental resilience, with applications in space and extreme conditions. She holds multiple patents and has commercialized products like Dyesol's high-performance gel electrolyte.

• Affiliations: Queensland University of Technology, ARC Laureate Fellow (2024–present), Former ARC Future Fellow (2012–2016)
• Research Interests: Perovskite solar cells, supercapacitors, energy storage materials, charge transport mechanisms

Her awards include Fellowships from the Royal Society of Chemistry (2022), Australian Chemical Institute (2023), and Queensland Academy (2024). Over 20 grants include ARC Laureate, Discovery, and industrial partnerships totaling millions in funding.

• Grants & Projects: ARC Laureate Fellow Grant (2024–2029), Supercapacitor Membranes (DP240102891), Perovskite Solar Cells from Australian Minerals (LP230201126)

She advises PhD students on topics like perovskite nanocrystals and electrode materials. Her lab focuses on translating materials science into scalable technologies, with over 150 publications and impactful innovations in sustainable energy systems.