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Wenbin Lin Research Group

The University of Chicago
Location
Chicago, IL
Research area
materials chemistry
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

materials chemistrycatalysisinorganic chemistrychemical biologynanomedicine

About the research

Can functional porous and nanoscale materials be engineered to enable sustainable energy and targeted cancer therapies?

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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.

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