Institution
Tiangong University
Recent research
- Materials & Energy
ABSTRACT Phase separation is an evergreen subject that shapes our understanding of how order and functionality emerge from disordered complex soft matter systems. Here, we report on the salt‐regulated transition from isotropic liquid‐liquid phase separation to anisotropic liquid‐...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Transforming traditional membrane bioreactors (MBRs) into forward osmosis membrane bioreactors (OMBRs) is a highly challenging yet promising technological upgrade. Although both combine biological treatment and membrane separation, their core driving forces and operating mechanis...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract Lithium–chalcogenide batteries (LCBs) offer high theoretical energy density but suffer from the polysulfide/polyselenide shuttling during charging and discharging processes with conventional polypropylene (PP) separators, causing low active-material utilization and sever...
- Materials & Energy
Organic Molecules in Zeolites for Long‐Lifetime Afterglow
ABSTRACT Organic afterglow materials based on host–guest assembly have recently attracted extensive attention for their promising applications in photobiology and optoelectronics, as well as their simple and versatile preparation. However, the poor stability of the host matrix li...
- Materials & Energy
Abstract Light-driven isotopic labeling is currently dominated by homogeneous catalysis and largely relies on separate thiol-based hydrogen-atom-transfer catalysts. Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), with their modular structures, confined pore environments, and tunable optoelectro...
- Engineering & Technology
ABSTRACT This study addresses the tracking control issue for unknown nonlinear systems, focusing on predefined‐time prescribed performance. The core contribution lies in establishing a unified control framework that integrates deferred prescribed performance with predefined‐time...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Methane aromatization mainly proceeds at 650–750 °C. Simultaneous separation of hydrogen and oxygen can boost conversion efficiency and mitigate catalyst coking, yet most non-electrochemical membrane reactors fail to achieve synchronous hydrogen–oxygen separation within this temp...