Group leader at Materials Genome Institute of Shanghai University, working on surface science phenomenon&nanomaterials; high-throughput method; AI applications
Shanghai
Joined November 2021
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Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
Thrilled to share our new paper in @angew_chem!
We used on-surface chemistry to grow Fe- and Co-porphyrin nanotapes and explore their unique magnetic interactions! A great collaboration between @Empa_CH, @CFMdonostia, and @UAM_Madrid onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
We have demonstrated a way to grow multi-component molecular nanostructures on a surface, inspired from Venn diagram, high-throughput chemistry🧪.
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Automating materials synthesis is hot🔥, here is our latest work on automating nanomaterials synthesis under ultrahigh vacuum chamber.
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Our latest work on integrating deep learning models to develop autonomous STM system conducting self-driving measurement and data analysis. Thrilled to explore more applications.
"Autonomous Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Imaging via Deep Learning" pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Two relevant work that also take advantage of chalcogen atoms:
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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We have explored how to use chalcogen atom, Te, to direct molecular self-assembly on surface @acsnano
Constructing Molecular Networks on Metal Surfaces through Tellurium-Based Chalcogen-Organic Interaction | ACS Nano pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
We have explored how to use chalcogen atom, Te, to direct molecular self-assembly on surface @acsnano
Constructing Molecular Networks on Metal Surfaces through Tellurium-Based Chalcogen-Organic Interaction | ACS Nano pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
By applying a physical mask in the vacuum chamber, we explored the growth of metals with gradient coverage on a millimeter scale substrate. #High-Throughput Method. @ChinChemLett
👉Preparing sub-monolayer metals with continuous coverage spread for hig... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
How to reliably demonstrate Kondo behavior by temperature-dependent scanning tunneling spectroscopy journals.aps.org/prresearch/…
Impressive video showing so many details uncovering what happen about molecules landing on surfaces
Excited to share our recent @mpifkf works at #DPGSpringMeeting #DPG2024 #SKM24 @TUBerlin! Looking forward to feedback from the #physics and #stm communities. Also we are going to @MpiciPotsdam @BioMolSy on Tue to say hi to friends 😊
Really hoping that @DB_Bahn works 100% 🙏
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
If your reserch relates to on-surface synthesis, don´t miss your chance to submit your abstract to #OSS24
(oss24.dipc.org) before the extended deadline: Marth 14th. Hope to see you in San Feliu de Guixols!
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
Just out in @NatureNano 🥳 - we show how to do photochemistry with submolecular precision☀️🔬⚗️
Great teamwork with @IPCMSlab @CNRS @FZU_AVCR @mpifkf !🍻
nature.com/articles/s41565-0…
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Chemistry that fits the occasion
Learn about some of the customs of Chinese New Year and the chemistry behind them in the latest edition of #PeriodicGraphics by @compoundchem: cen.acs.org/food/food-scienc…
ALT An infographic that examines some of the customs of Chinese New Year and the chemistry behind them. The first section focuses on jiaozi, a type of dumpling traditionally made during Chinese New Year. Jiaozi dough is made from water and flour. Varying the temperature of the water affects the dough's properties, yielding different dumpling wrappers. Near-boiling water denatures flour proteins and gelatinizes starch. This inhibits gluten formation, producing a softer, less elastic dough that's easier to shape. The second section focuses on the color red. In China, red is associated with happiness, success, and good luck, and it is prominent in New Year celebrations.
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
Cyclocarbons are deceptively simple looking. But it's only in the last few years that chemists have pushed the limits of synthesis far enough to gain insights into these forms of pure carbon – some of which could change how we define aromaticity.
chemistryworld.com/news/how-…
🔬 Excited to share our new work on photoinduced on-surface synthesis. We try to offer novel perspectives in the study of light-induced chemical processes on surfaces.
@acsnano pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Our latest work on #SurfaceSelfAssembly is out in ACS Nano, in which we seek to incorporate randomness into 2D molecular networks.
Order–Disorder Transition of Two-Dimensional Molecular Networks through a Stoichiometric Design | ACS Nano pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Map Proves It’s A Cat’s World And We’re Just Living In It. blog.sciencenatures.com/2022…
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
New version of WSxM available 🤗
📢📢📢 New version available!!
WSxM 5.0 Develop 10.3 can be downloaded now at wsxm.eu/download.html
Together with general bug corrections, some of its new features are:
Glad to share our latest article on "Predicting Molecular Self-Assembly on Metal Surfaces Using Graph Neural Networks Based on Experimental Data Sets" | ACS Nano pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
Interested in lanthanides and magnetism? Check out our latest review. @Imdea_Nano & @ICMM.
Lanthanide-directed metal-organic coordination networks - now published in Chemical Communications pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Qiang Sun (SHU surface Group) retweeted
Human history through selfies (with AI)
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