Research focus
About the research
Can functional porous and nanoscale materials be engineered to enable sustainable energy and targeted cancer therapies?
Read the full research overview
The group’s ongoing projects include metal-organic frameworks, catalysis, renewable energy, nanomedicine, and cancer therapy. Researchers design and study metal-organic frameworks as single-site solid asymmetric catalysts, gas storage/separation media, and light-harvesting/photocatalytic materials. The group develops hybrid nanoscale materials for biomedical imaging, targeted drug delivery, and nanoparticle radiosensitizers to enhance chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and immunotherapy and to enable preclinical-to-clinic translation. Current work integrates light-harvesting, water oxidation, and proton reduction expertise to pursue artificial photosynthesis and biofuel catalytic conversions.
Selected publications
2 listedPeople & alumni
Team details haven’t been added. See the lab’s website for its current members.
Alumni details haven’t been added. Check the lab’s official website.
Sources & listing information
Find Research Labs maintains this page using public sources. The faculty member, lab, and university have not claimed or approved this listing. Listing a lab does not indicate endorsement, partnership, or a recruiting opportunity.
Request a correction or removal ↗ · About directory listings