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Jin Zhong Zhang Research Group

University of California, Santa Cruz
Location
Physical Sciences Building, 152
Department
Chemistry & Biochemistry Department
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

nanomaterialsultrafast spectroscopyperovskitesSERSphotoelectrochemistry

About the research

How can engineered nanomaterials enable faster charge dynamics and novel optical or catalytic functions for energy and sensing applications?

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The Zhang Research Group synthesizes semiconductor and metal nanocrystals, quantum dots, and magic-sized clusters using inorganic colloidal chemistry methods to probe ultrafast carrier and spin dynamics. Researchers employ femtosecond laser spectroscopy, SERS, XAFS/XPS and microscopy to characterize exciton, spin, and charge relaxation processes in doped and undoped nanomaterials. The group develops perovskite and metal-halide nanostructures and studies circularly polarized luminescence and chiral coordination to advance LEDs, photocatalysis, and sensing. They investigate photoelectrochemical water splitting and hydrogen generation using novel nanowires and oxide nanostructures.

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