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2025-08-30

2025-08-30

Professor Xiaojun Han’s team at our College solves the de novo nucleotide-synthesis challenge in artificial cells

Recently, Professor Xiaojun Han, a faculty member of the College of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at Harbin Institute of Technology and a member of the National Key Laboratory of Urban-Rural Water Resources and Water Environment, and his research team achieved an important advance in the field of artificial cells. The related results were published under the title “Construction of a de novo nucleotide biosynthesis pathway in artificial cells for RNA transcription” in the Journal of the Amer
2025-05-20

2025-05-20

Prof. Guanying Chen’s Team Successfully Suppresses Concentration Quenching in Upconversion Luminescence

Recently, the research team led by Prof. Guanying Chen at the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, has made significant progress in the study of concentration quenching in rare-earth upconversion luminescence. The research, entitled “Inhibiting concentration quenching in Yb³⁺–Tm³⁺ upconversion nanoparticles by suppressing back energy transfer”, was published in Nature Communicationsand selected as an Editors’ Highlight by the journal. In this work, the te
2025-04-02

2025-04-02

Research Team Led by Professor Yu Yongsheng (于永生) and Associate Professor Yang Weiwei (杨微微) Enhances Alkaline HER Electrocatalytic Performance

Recently, a research team led by Professor Yu Yongsheng (于永生), a faculty member of the School and the State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resources and Water Environment, and Associate Professor Yang Weiwei (杨微微), in collaboration with Professor Guo Shaojun (郭少军)s team from Peking University, has achieved a breakthrough in the field of electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution. They proposed a salt-templating method to introduce oxygenophilic Mg and Mo sites onto amorphous Ru metallene, which signific
2025-02-24

2025-02-24

Professor Miao Yu of the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and Professor Ye Sun of the School of Instrumentation Science and Engineering provide new ideas insights for the design of novel photodetectors, high-efficiency catalysts, and fun

Recently, the collaborativecollaborated research team led by Professor Miao Yu from the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and Professor Ye Sun from the School of Instrumentation Science and Engineering, has achieved a significantmade an important breakthrough in the field of photoinduced reconstruction. They have, for the first time, realized surface reconstruction triggered by photoinduced interlayer atomic migration, thoroughly revealedelucidated the underlying transition mechanism

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