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Professor Hui-Ming Cheng is a Vice Chancellor’s Fellow at the Advanced Technology Institute (ATI), Tsinghua University, and founding director of the Low-Dimensional Material and Device Laboratory at Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School. He also leads the Advanced Carbon Research Division at the Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IMR CAS). With a Ph.D. from IMR CAS (1992) and postdoctoral experience at Nagasaki University and MIT, he holds honorary professorships at the University of Queensland and UNSW. His research focuses on carbon nanotubes, graphene, 2D materials, energy storage, and photocatalytic materials. Over 770 publications, 150 patents, and awards like the State Natural Science Award (China) highlight his contributions. He has edited major journals and co-founded Energy Storage Materials. Recent work includes breakthroughs in battery recycling, high-performance photodetectors, and graphene-based catalysts.
Education: B.Sc. (1984), Ph.D. (1992) from Hunan University and IMR CAS. Postdoctoral roles at Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan), Nagasaki University, and MIT.
Research interests span carbon materials, energy storage systems, and nanoelectronics. Notable achievements include ultra-stable battery cathodes, high-sensitivity phototransistors, and efficient hydrogen evolution catalysts. His work on lithium-sulfur batteries and MXene films addresses scalability and sustainability challenges.
Publications emphasize 2D materials, photocatalysis, and energy storage technologies. Awards reflect his global impact in materials science. He advises on grants and leads international collaborations, advancing materials innovation for next-gen technologies.
