报告题目:Multifunctional black phosphorus nanosheets
for Li/Na storage
报告人:颜清宇 教授
邀请人:霍峰蔚 教授
报告时间:4月22日(星期一)10:00
报告地点:科技创新大楼C501室
Abstract
Delamination of black phosphorus (BP) into
monolayer or few-layer, dubbed phosphorene, and manipulation of its newly
discovered properties that are unattainable by its bulk structure have been a
recent scientific breakthrough. As an elemental analogue of graphene,
researchers intended to exploit its structural similarity to substitute
graphene as anode for lithium ion batteries (LIBs) as one of the dominant power
sources for portable electronic devices. In addition, theoretical studies have
revealed that Li diffusion along zigzag directions in phosphorene is hundreds
times faster than that in MoS2or graphene.
We will present our recent activities on synthesis
of few layered black phosphorus nanosheets through diferent methods and study
their Li/Na storage properties. Especially, we try to improve their chemical
stability by forming composite structures with the aid of spark plasma
sintering (SPS) process. It shows thatexcellent air stability of
SPS-processed black phosphorus can be achieved over the 60 days observation in
maintaining its high Li storage properties.
Biography
Qingyu Yan is
currently a professor in School of Materials Science and Engineering in Nanyang
Technology University. He obtained his BS in Materials Science and Engineering,
Nanjing University. He finished his PhD from Materials Science and Engineering
Department of State University of New York at Stony Brook. After that, He
joined the Materials Science and Engineering Department of Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute as a postdoctoral research associate. He joined School of
Materials Science and Engineering of Nanyang Technological University as an
assistant professor in early 2008 and became a Professor in 2018.
He is currently the
Chair of the Electrochemical Society, Singapore Section. He is a fellow of
Royal Society of Chemistry Since 2018. He is a highly cited researcher in
Materials Science for 2018 indicated by Thomson Reuters. He is the board member
of Materials Research Express, (an IOP Journal) since 2016. Yan has published more than 280 papers (with
total citation of >19000 and h index of 73) on two research area: (1)
thermoelectric materials; (2) electrochemical properties of materials for
energy storage or conversion.