معرفی
Mo Jiang is a Researcher in the Department of Chemical & Life Science Engineering at Virginia Commonwealth University's College of Engineering. His research focuses on advanced crystallization processes for energy storage materials and pharmaceutical manufacturing. He specializes in continuous manufacturing techniques such as slug-flow reactors, aiming to improve material uniformity, scalability, and process efficiency. His work bridges chemical engineering principles with practical applications in battery technology and drug substance development.
Research Interests:
- Continuous crystallization and manufacturing systems
- Slug-flow synthesis of battery cathode materials
- Process optimization for pharmaceuticals and energy storage
- Scalable synthesis of uniform microcrystals
His recent articles highlight advancements in low-cobalt/cobalt-free lithium-ion battery cathodes, pharmaceutical crystallization methods, and the application of computational fluid dynamics to enhance manufacturing processes. These studies emphasize improving material performance, reducing costs, and achieving sustainable production methods.
While no formal academic awards are listed, his prolific publication record demonstrates expertise in interdisciplinary engineering solutions. He collaborates on projects involving process design, real-time monitoring, and the integration of advanced manufacturing technologies.
