Yang Xunyu

Yang Xunyu is a Lecturer at the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Shenyang Normal University, affiliated with the Energy and Environmental Catalysis Research Institute. He specializes in supramolecular assembly, polymer films, and nanomaterials for energy and environmental catalysis applications. His research explores nanomaterials' synthesis and their use in photocatalytic systems, energy storage, and water splitting.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science (2002), Chemistry, Jilin University
• Doctor of Philosophy (2007), Polymer Chemistry and Physics, Jilin University

Research Interests:

His work focuses on designing nanomaterials with enhanced photocatalytic and electrochemical properties. Key areas include hydrogen-treated nanomaterials for stability improvement, quantum dot-sensitized nanowire arrays for hydrogen generation, and nitrogen-doped semiconductors for water splitting. Supramolecular assembly studies using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) underpin his foundational contributions to molecular architecture design.

Articles Trends:

His publications emphasize nanomaterials for energy applications, with recurring themes in photoelectrochemical systems, nanowire arrays, and STM-based molecular assembly analysis. Recent work highlights advancements in photocatalytic efficiency and material stability through novel synthesis techniques and doping strategies.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Energy and Environmental Catalysis Research Institute, focusing on interdisciplinary nanomaterials research.