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Our Research Focus

The Organic Framework Materials Lab at Great Bay University works on crystalline organic framework materials such as MOFs, COFs, and HOFs.  We are committed to exploring the design and synthesis of novel structures and investigating their potential applications in energy storage and catalysis. Our team is passionate about pushing the boundaries of material science and making contributions to sustainable technological advancements.

Recent Publications

iCOF Stabilizes Zinc Anode

 A guanidinium-based iCOF interfacial membrane was directly grown over Zn anode to mitigate its limitations in aqueous batterie. The guanidinium moietie's functions include: 1) immobilizes water molecules through H-bond, effectively suppressing parasitic side reactions; 2) promotes Zn2+ dissociation and uniform Zn deposition through coulombic interactions with sulphate ion. Benefiting from the improved electrochemical stability of modified Zn anode, the assembled pouch cell delivers a reversible capacity of ~0.35 Ah g−1 with a 98.72% capacity retention over prolonged cycling. This work was collaborated with Prof. Jingyu Sun and published in Angew. Chem. as a Very Important Paper and featured as Editors' Choice: Spotlights.

       School of Physical Sciences, Great Bay University

       No. 16 Daxue Road, Dongguan, Guangdong 523000, China

       hujiyun@gbu.edu.cn

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