Duan Group research featured in Nature Catalysis
6 years ago
Team reported a single-atom decoration approach to greatly boost the platinum nanocatalysts for efficient electrical to chemical energy conversion or vice versa. The study titled “Single-atom tailoring of platinum nanocatalysts […]

2019 Blavatnik National Award for Young Scientists
6 years ago
Professor Xiangfeng Duan has been named one of 31 National Finalists for the 2019 Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists. Chosen from a pool of 343 nominated promising scientific researchers […]

Duan group article featured in Nature’s 150 Year anniversary collection
6 years ago
Professor Xiangfeng Duan is co-senior author of a forward looking Perspective article in a recent issue of the prestigious journal Nature. The article was also selected for Nature‘s 150 Year […]

UCLA researchers create ultra-lightweight ceramic material that can better withstand extreme temperatures
6 years ago
The team, co-led by Professor Xiangfeng Duan, has developed a highly durable aerogel which could ultimately be an upgrade for insulation on spacecraft. Their study titled “Double-negative-index ceramic aerogels for […]

Duan group collaboration featured in ACS Central Science
7 years ago
The team reported on a new on-chip “tool” that helps to “see” & identify the key process that hinders the performance of catalyst used in fuel cells. The tool will […]

Duan group collaboration featured in Nature
7 years ago
The team, co-led by Professor Xiangfeng Duan, reported on their development of a new process for assembling seminconductor devices. The study titled “Approaching the Schottky–Mott limit in van der Waals […]

Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists
7 years ago
Professors Xiangfeng Duan and Neil Garg have been named two of 31 National Finalists for the 2018 Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists. Chosen from a pool of 286 nominated […]

Duan group collaboration featured in Nature
7 years ago
The team, co-led by Professor Xiangfeng Duan, reported on the development of two-dimensional ‘superlattices’ which could lead to improvements in electronics. The study titled “Monolayer atomic crystal molecular superlattices” was published […]
